davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
.,,,o.s WHO IN THE STORY

CIOvER, ELPHINSIONE; c.arm.
No ySsns ade%: gho -, ao, i"h,y,'eS s,s :
s"s ss ant %"'rs' to sSs"t SS Ie'"Vs" Ssr @o",y sr
tss"s; s.;,oys rho rant 10 marry her for
I, a"G 'ss ss'iceii 'deeides to marry q husband tcr
,,ss.,.ssys;eace," W ,sy to tend of "thc harpics,'
"i "aiGSJoR S'Jgoe;R HARRY o. CAE,iIcnAjEEL, uI.,dLajE;L,
ws Wa, estss'TS sss Sas .o" isSssed os "es
az tn9,needf w duonco @ ,chich he agrees to
%ss'. 'Ts":,'s - "sirictly business PROPOSE
tioN. ,trADorS Clopcr.,
d,,n HysL pretty oirl of the period,
nEbD9WS fisl.9 " oSsersv G""s ,'"1 and rs 1:
"Sv'N,pA "Sgva'NpAL, younger daughter. q
N'gFW HOLT. big, good nafured chap,
,.,hfylly IN loce tcith Rosemary.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-02-08

COURT OFFICERS AND OTHER
COURT EXPENSES. ,,.af2s
J. r. Naeseth, attorneys fees 1900
j.. R. Naeseth, attorneys fees 1900
Oscar Pearson. Trier --- 500
Irving E. Quist, Trier -- soc
Ole J. Mebust, deputy sheriff $500
J. r. Naeseth, attorneys fees 1870
David Johnson, Trier ---- 1o.ee
w. o, Braggans, drawing
special venire -------- SOC
w. Q. Braggans, testimony
Flakne case ------------- @31.5e
il" = s 1870
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06

q 30 us'lr Iaud Compsay $50 Stool.
LY.I.fs' lfaUIlftyI dab called o. pro
Ddrd iu tnr by lass ~ ssld corporation
o. vhi1h more han io birds ~ lniefe,i
Ifr fuIae .Hg resolution vas unanimously
HF be- RESOLVED That The name
81 NIsIInsfuu Land Company NO stock
rlldsrt' LInbiHIYl o. and thr same herr
Hr b. UHurseI o. Nonthridge Towusite
,ud nuildins Company tNu stockholders
GEORGE R%OsLINGToN.
~ g. NoNEMAN
~llsrnhsi aHd ssun 90 before me this
2lat day 20 November lu2l
30 = AsPINWAll.
IsEAII Notary Public
commission expires August 81.
ENDORSED
SO ti2i2
Coz Reed Vol Z Page tta
Amendment o. Certificate Of Incorporation
81 Rosi sion Land Company no Stock
NOViBRiDGt row NsTTE And
BulLplND COMPANY $50 s'-ekhoiders'
ri. 10 omcs Of STATE Corporation
Commi.,Iap ~ New Mexieo. be- a.
A L. MORRISON
CLERK
Compared tex to EMA
STATE 90 NEw MEXICO
COUNTY or RERNALILLO)
THIS ustrumrnt uns Nled for record
on ths Ord day u April 1879 at 30 Is
Recorded IN Vol Er Nj 81 Records
~ said County Folio age.
FRED CRoLloIr
Cirrk and Recorder
~ = C%RnLioTr
Deputy Cierl
LEGAL NnrtCE
STATE or WV MEXICO
Ccuhty Of Bernsllllo.
W. Disirici Court
Mr. Ida N seth plaintiff
Va.
The Jesuit society ~ New Mexico. a
corporation and en- unknown heirs -
ceased. and on unknown heirs ~ law
~ 4 N ueutilf deceased aHd all
unknown hsiu a. Law " & NJ tapi-
lnpi. decreased and Al snknown heirs
sud an untnaeu claimants and al " "
known heir ~ entnnbn claimants n
interest adverse 20 the plaintiff IN the
PREMISE hrrrin dercrihsd Defendants
NOTICE OF SUIT
You and eaeh ~ you. the shove named
drfenianss. are hereby uotined that the
ahave named plaintiff has begun action
against ynu and each ~ you. thr object
ihsrcnt being 70 quigt title ~ the plaintiff
lh anu 20 Hhin ttnl estate tltaAfei hni
srribsd as follows. go wit
parcel ~ land situated alonr
Central svenue % tho ritY N Alhu.
quHuque rnuntF 81 Brfnalilln and
state ~ hrv Mexico bonndei -
f%oilows o. the north By tho msin
ditch Of Albuquerque. on tho south
BY Central avenue ~ the said city.
on thr east by property ~ J. n
Mayo and on The wet By property
81 Eduardo Aonioys said land
moasurfs fits lsol feet frontage
along Central avenue nv two hun
drvd and thirty five t2asl feet more
or less IN depth from said Central
avenue Ia the said acequia.
You are further notified hat III aid
action D. tor tho purpose II e-tahhahinr
plaintiffs estaiu in thr foregoing DO
sctihed premises against any ciaim ihat
You or any n you may have adverse 10
tho interest ~ the plaintiff w the
preiaisys and the plaintiff pfays that
eaeh " You shali be ~furrver eainpuei
title Or interest in snd e the said real
estate adverse 90 plaintiff and thst tho
plalni. ~ uile be forever quisted aud sei
~ rest.
whi.ius building Albuquerque Sss.
rnis,s you enter your appearance. or
rnuss thr same 30 be entered on or before
the asa day o. Nsv 1879 Judgment will
ie rrndeftd against you ~ defsult ana
TIE dsfree nr.fed Tor In he complaint
Dated ihis sth day n Anil iaas
FIRED cRuiiOrr
ny HARRY y LEV
fstALl Depnty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06
LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF AfW NENl'p
siat, ,au4uaii.u CHun1.s inn % SIS"
WfAirH
I'D. fIHIu

r,
sIAll Nf ntM
Siatp ,Hrpvuii.g 'H' .i"h "
Nea!r
i'' v,,ui.o.
UNIrfp STATES uf hN'hl'N
sIArr OF SEW NENi,o
faui tfus and .amr.eis trau,rr.pt Of
a. Amru ImfHf o. trftlifat. ~. ih.
u~eratisn ~ hn-li No inN
IftNf ga et"'Ah''d' i,tn
IrhhuEiug Nam" iu
HtlN N~IiI n NI lihlN' ''N
|lNo rt.UabHIiefs lIantiiyl WIN voc
-sndareU,rfs thereon rf same aNp'f
san lic aad 90 I.nrd m the oiii'' or
u slate CurpoI itpf, co..
DOB Test mnuy NnHr-fi the Hiai. '''
ppr4usn C1umisslun ui ult fi. ~
$40 Mrt ra has caused thlF c,tiHN
|fn be si.ucd hY UH thHHiIdu tnd th,
cal af ssid Commission tu he aiiAri ~
ID. -atstar A 1891.
HlUh n WILLIAMS
tgEAID chairman
49,
N L NuURIsoN
Csrl ,
usoLJTlus CHANGING NAM %
aoNKbRInot TowNsiIt mp
~ 'I,
WIfFNFNs a r~esriufIon vhs ainu'el
J.. III. n..rt q Directors % NOslingfnI
itnd tumpan. iNu Stool tH'dsr' o..
sbiut,I on 40 2i.i daY ~ uttottr 1871
.,s.ti. a.. flatss tft name uf KoslIhE'an
I'D t.wptrr $50 ~~iutNholdrr.' liahtl
~ 90 MankbrdFs Tav nsite and buiii
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06
Vote Can,assc cd

The meeting OF the new com
mission began after the old commits
sion Ind cnnVnssed the votes ana
adjourned ana after the on'h Of Of
ucc had been administered to We'll
Walton and Tlugley by judge Nc
Clciian.
t'pon motion 90 Thomas Hughes.
.ho commissioner dismissed the
regular business and took up tho
protests OF property wue pn
North second street from TIieras
avenue to Mountain road MCst
OF tine protests which had boon sen
to- tho commission either hy peti-
ton or by loftcr were from prop
erty wncr north OF Slate venue
Several properly owners living
north of Slate venue however
ask thnt paving hC laid To
Mountain road
George Ro.iiugton. president Of
the CITY Electric company, threat
cucd 60 take up tho street car
,racisa CA North second street n
the property owners did no. agree
tu nav for paving 100 the c1r TRACKS
Mr. EosiirEt1u snjd Tint it would
De- cheaper tu tlkc up the tracks
70 NNNN NNa NNN" .N|""N 90 NNN ANNHNNN
than t would Dee 10 pay Tor the
paving Goo the tracks from Tiicrts
To- Sew York ven on second
street.
Tho property ownort wore ask
cd " they preferred n So ur iu foot
erect o. w1. pointed cont mat 81
.H. street wua unlr so feet an
trees .H .h, district Cor paving
would have Co Co., cut down u
Tho tra,i w1- muGp SO foot wide,
y was said that the trees would 100.
UH., to hF foli,i TIE property
owner. were tu'l to notify 3D." g.ty
manage o., fure next Wednesday
whether .1cy desired tho trees cut
or not
Grr,icn Water Rate
Ipuu nu.Iun ~ liUghHH Tho
comnisHiou Nofod TO grant the us-
u4l reduced uum'r garden rate to
r.tpr uHrT. win. hHNu H garden
500 FOOT squire %" rates 70 be In
otfc.t from April 90 foo S,pteubor
90 Tho ratio d. o. cents above ths
minimum
Tna oommissl1ners decided 20
uurghH.r % tract ot land between
rh. Wst,- Worfa park at th"
rnilrttl trlct and Mountain road
and South broadway fpr $3.50 Tor
.lI tIou.l land Tor wells I'm tho fu-
,urc.
Property 1wnogs living IN HIGH
land T'nco af santa go avenue and
HIGH street presented a petition
uaklus tIIpf the place be taken into
tho ..i, limits Superintendent
John Milne ~ the city school hon
lak,d ilat the goa acres Of school
property near the place also be-
taErn into the city limits The
mrffar WINS referred p tho city
mnnnz.r and to- City Attorney VIII
Ecielrr 90 Doe reported upon AZ the
next meeting
Following The COM iFsinnerS
meeting il was announced that city
Ninnurrr Gladiing intended 20 on
.n an e-ngine"ring office iu Alhu-
uu.tHHa with hls brother Ray
moud Glulling the firm name 20
bc Gluddlng a Gluddiug Tho
Young brother a. tho citv manager
tl. hsau engaged IN engineering
xura lu the south since Dis grad
lrtlu. from BOSTON. Tech me
.rhuri from which the city mnn-
oyer l.u wls graduated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06

mny howe Unnamed as city engineer
nr city manager % the city Of Al
h~uuucruuc.
tHlgnDd1
JAMES y. Gf.ApDTNG,
ELIN Mnnnm.rn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06
AFFIDAVIT
1TATE OF NEw MEXICO
)ss

Y Nsorre knsi inEtan aud Malief Apnr
taih depoacs and says each Tor himself
&.i uot nur fuF The other that he V NE
FhHsidfut aud SscYriaV ~ Rualiurtsn
Innh COMPANY go holders VI.
4ifNtyl q corporation. respectively
chat II . meeting " the stockholders
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06

Slov6k j. xyIrel,oxaIlJ =
yyp. s,lperirlt nd - =
vsqsby.ol orsaaisovais5sh ,loy. n.sssa sbeaaov ],

Mayor Oles minuleho piatkut
vyfnenoval "a pomocneho snpe-
rintendenta mestskych ulic Slova-
ika, "a. M. Palkovi6a, u (. 631 Sa-
muels st. Pan Palkovic je dobre
znamy medzi Slovakmi ma tejto
okolici spo iuych mestach Spoj.
Statov, sue hlavnym pokladnikom
r.. a OR. Kat. Telocv. SLOW Jedn.
Sokol. Ako sa doznavame, mayor
Oles tym vymenovanlm sa che \
zavd 'acit slovenskym volicom, or
ganizovanym ~ politickych klu-
boch, ktori vo vel7kej vacsine Ma-
sovali nanho v poslednych vol
bach.
Mayor Oles v ten den vymeno-
val este nasledovnych iiradnikov
IA superintendenta ulic vii
Browna, doterajsieho pemocnehff
superintendenta, IA jeho klerks
r. M. Gallaghera, "a syojho tn
jomnfka adv. Louis E. Geussa
"a klerka vereinej sluzby J a
Lettau.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06

'rss xast Youngss
(nn lniid pisty tradnikov.

Na East Ysnngstowne X ocakava.
3dysa blrliye easy v politickych
krufochs Mnohi, ktori 80 dali zla-
kat terajsim mayorom Cunning
hamom. a pomahali mu k zvolenin
bndl sklamani. Nielen ze i'm NEST
Ska rada ide snizit platy, ale je.
spraNdepodobne, re niektore iira-
dy budh zrusene ich drzitelia
najdu sa bez "dzabov'' ktore do
stall 60 odmenu "a kortesaGku po-
CAS- volieb. Mestska rada ma nefor
malnych schodzach sa nstalila, ze i
dc usporit mestu $14.OO0 rocne Z
platov rozlicnych iiradnikov A 70
xrusenych itsdov Svoje usnese-
| MIA uvedie do zivota v najkratsom
1 !case Ola planov nasledoyni IL
rad, 81 budn ukrateni Y splaci di-
nj bezpeenosti a verejnej sluz
~ bnde mat miesto $4,000, So
4D0 roGne. Nacelnik ohnohasicoy
{lo6 lne d, 800 miesto $2,16O a
NM IS trokn 81, 100 rosne. Policaj-
sp;t 81 dpstane $4,000 miesto
,70O roSnes detektiyi po 1920
!. saiesto 81, 400. vsetky d'alsie snf,
isnia place pohybnjd 50 niedzi
1900 do 800 rocne. Co 81 tyka
slovsnak ych zaujmov, tie sad 1,if
fak sabezpesens, ako bolC sl'ubo.
yan4 q 4 ako slovenski obSania "a.
4 i slnhpjjdd onuto, pravae al ii sa.
I lni hi ~ Y \ Ryfcine. RozyaEiti obcania
sloyss1slli M 3. Youngstown < als
dfaj s. III h,lddcieh ysl' bach Il
lepF;s ac slovakIhi dopadne !,
stsFa u spraye mesta berds 4
nas1 dovlif Slowed: DAME
Barhns, !, 10 kladnik, Jan I.isko
dirsktor boePe eGnosti verejne
slaEby (dyspG Aedy \ ietlnom ~
zef Ruby pcliS Ajny kapit4n, u Al
M. Kljalhs ikancll nsn Psvel IN
lbsig bssilgte ;sFsDass
pFak, m
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06
Praje d abyi 70. saov. Noyiiy.
vychodily sest,, razy t..szdAnne. I

s9t /.
sYoungstowa, L. jan. Ctena
fedakcia i tn Vam pbsielani Ii
ste prednlatok ma Vase noyiny
ys obnose jedneho dolara, cd rs.
augusta 1921 do 25. februara 1922.
Pekne Yam d'akujem aes ste tax
Ohio eakali "a ste riadne ppkielali
|1oyiny. PralsaP Vim "A y Ihodns pred
|piatit elow y,tssrto ncsaa rokp Z
|tisk seby ychoA:iy y. sest skrat tyss
|denne nanbie Tsk
Il II Al ki;sl IL, sieto,.
/ oiSsl sss Il q u q, !. ]. D: \,
sa 80 5e
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06

Nspatrn6 xvyssnie SinnOsN No
buddci tJ3dsh.

Ma sbudncit ty5den bslde trochu
zyysena Sinnost vSoasnltyrh oce-
Jedna 4 nirh bude mat
ii besseiner sv opeEacifs Newton
steel, Co, ktora stala zss posiedne
\ ris1t III yzdne, zahaji tieza eiiin6st'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06

" z6ss4 A - 1 M
llo piatk III vrder basEke nj yts
radroIi 4 Hotel Ohio, Id ktoro,nE
rozvinsi svej program iiradovw
MIA. Dl fpho frog mayssr
.chce previest nasledoyne:
Usporit mestu rocne najmenei
$3.50, 10000, snizenim pocfu po IS
cajtov SO, usporiac tax $40
900 ma placi.; Snizenim poetu !
hnohasieov 25, usporiac $50, ,O9a
Snizenim poetu mestskychy zamest.
,nancov o 40. usporiac $4,000. ST.
zenim place vsetkym mestskrm
zamestnancom D Is percent, uspe-.
riac mestu $4,000. Spolu 1885,
coo.
Policajtom zakazal pit palen-
XII. prijimat'. diary, cigary q jedlo
Cd fobchodnikov a inych Indi
|ktoti zato chcii od policie roznr
lpria3ne.
Zraorganiznje policiu. Wac de-
tektivoy a meme; uniformovanych
policaitov. ii,
PostAvil policajta ku Erie ko-
|l'ajnicilm, aty vlakg tejto spolot-
nosti Enthusiastically premavku me
sta, akosto byvalo dosayad'
Prematku zlepssi u 100 percen-
TOW yycisterifa Public skveru i
prisnym Hokutovanim priestupni,
1kov. prem9 vkeyych nariadeni.
1S1'ubuje affstoyat lajmenej 1oe
autemoblisfev denne, ktori ne.
.Ihl'adia ma tespecnost' pesich.
Kazdy zahaestnanecf mesta mn
81 pracoYat gsem hodin denne; !
lpretiynom pats'e kaSdy Dude pre {
pusteny.
Oles tyrdi, ked' kazdy "A
mestnanec buH vskutku pracn
vat osem kodln, mesto nebnd,
potrebovat &dn vyyse 500 i 4
Iadpikovs ktarxsh platy zozef,
"a ~ -. ~ lASs e sss v Il 5. :.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06

Vysyihnut' sa 2 robotnika "
pudloyni "a chlapectva ma mayor
styo jedneho najvaesfchs miest
Spoj. Statov potion na guyer-
nerstvo jeho rodneho statu, karie-
"a guyernera Harry u Dayisa 81
ia sa ako roman. Sriadenfm r6z-
nych statnych departmentov po-
Slovaci kontroln, teraE sd n mem
Zine.
East Youngstown je oily varly
y 81 percentov v cudzine 70 odepy-
INF obyvatel'mi. Sloyhci d Slavia-
Al main debrd polovicu ygiebnych
|hlssoy. n'a toho inn n&aezi vbd,
covska missto Y spr6as NEST u
East Youngstown DO koncs rc
xn bol obcou. Cd I jannara jeEme
tenn 40 sriadenym nagistratom
IJehes vzrast u1no oznili mn slow Sssk
| |obfS S1telie, ~ inn nikto nenFhra
A anapjsf sloyaei IL lsa to aFil
Prsis, IA, .by ako I I
ltsk \ ps dice holi n lavliaasl. ya
FoS nlsstl Sby. nlal Siisl illl n I a
bsevsni take sloyS IA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06

dl'a svojho planu, usporil dan
platiacim obyvatel' pm statu Ohio
asi jeden million dolaroy "a jeden
rok uradovania. Okrem toho "a
,rok jeho iiradoyania postaven6
sbolo priemerne Wac statnych
dlazdenych ciest, nez "a 'inych gu
NnInerovs 4 d NJ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06
Davisov novorocny dar usporil statu Ohio
prvom roLu .voho iiradovania.

Guv. Davis je yel'mi demokra-
lticlg clovek citi sa donna len
medzi robotnfllmi Casio spominla
na easy, ked' on robiicYal 4 pud-
.lovilach pri Clevelande Teraz je
spominaliy ~ kandidata na. sena-
Itorstvo spojenych statoy.
Harry u. Davis ma nanoho pria.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06

pen hearth peel, zaha Jena bude
ttiez praca budlceho tyzdna " Sha
tran tejto spoil oenosti So prac,lje
u SO a 10 insovom milsi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06

tel 'ov \ Mahoning ddoli, odkedy
.je Sinnym y statnei politike, Vse
"a mu. aostane vrelsho prijatia,
kedykol'.vek pride do Youngs'
townu. a je iste, &c ,sa. ml dostane
[hojnej ppdporx ! od sloyenskyct
obeanoY-volicov, ked' sa bude u
,hadzat,, Q nominaciu ma senator
stvo .Spoj. Statov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06
asaFDA stssl Hoop sels u 800

8 EnSpsne bolo, u b,lsl elA tfis
Jd1s ssh 4ispi bud 7 ps cs n lait.
|spsA. u Sharau stesl Eesp es A.!
Hllaselt N Lowslly "a
sneI Ifaobi;e ln6sled dksn, XII y
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-16
ENACTMENT Of SALES
TAX As PRACTICABLE
MEANS To RAISE BONUS

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Feb. 10. -
President Harding informed Congress
today he considered a general sales
tax the only feasible method of raising
funds for a soldiers tonus.
The executive in a letter addressed
to Chairman Fordney. of the House
Ways and Means Committee. suggest
ed that unless Congress saw fit To en-
act sales tax. passage of bonus leg
islation should be temporarily post
poned
Il telieve the American people will
accept the levy of a general sales Ia.
to meet the proposed Lonus payments
and we should contribute thereby no
added difficulties to the problems of
readjustment." he said. IF Congress
will not adopt such "A plan il would
be wise TO let the legislation go over
until there is situation which will
justify the large outlay"
The Presidents letter was regard
ed generally at the Capital as leaving
the bonus situation more complicated
than ever.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-16
LECTURE ON DANTE
At ST. MARY'S HALL

A small but apprecia,ive audience
last night enjoyed DR. James J.
Walsh's lecture on Dante. given in St
Mary's Hall under the auspices OF the
Knights OF Columbus.
DR. Walsh. who is the author of the
well-known book. The Thirteenth
Century" started his lecture by stat
ing that Dante was the greatest man
that ever lived The speaker then
went on TO prove his contention, de
scribing Dante's era and the high es-
TEEN in which he was held by the men
Of the later and more brilliant period
Of the Renaissance. such men as
Michael Angelo speaking of him as
their master From then to the pres
ent day in all countries. DR. Walsh
cited instances of the most noted men
of different ages voicing their regard
for Dante's attaihments.
DR. Walsh then gave a brief sum
mary of the Divine Comedy. Ii was
much to be regretted that the bad
weather last night kept many persons
from attending the lecture. DR.. Walsh
has an agreeable voice and humor-
Gus style of delivery that proved most
entertaining
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-16
RUMORED DIVORCE
NOW MADE PUBLIC

The Baltimore Sun today publishes
an announcement of the divorce of
Commander and Mrs. Arthur Byron
Cook. Mrs Cook who. before her mar
riage. was Miss Mary Amory Hare,
daughter of Doctor and Mrs. Hobart A.
Hare. of Philadelphia, entered suit for
divorce last June in the Common
Pleas Court of Philadelphia, and was
awarded a final decree January %
last.
Commander Cook married Miss
Hare in 1908. when he was an ensign.
They have two children. Mary Amory
Cook and Hobart A. Hare Cook. They
both have a large circle of friends in
Annapolis. where Commander Cook
was stationed for two years, during
which time they occupied the Marvel
house on Franklin street.
Commander Cook returned las
spring from a cruise in the Orient.
since when there have been rumors of
a divorce pending between him and
Mrs Cook.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-16
FIRST MEETING Church
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT

The first meeting of the st. Anne's
Parish Unit of the supply department
of the Church Service League was un-
fortunate in weather conditions, on
Wednesday but the six women who
were able 10 be present feel their
efforts were worth while. Mrs. Ray
mond Stone served coffee at the lunch
con hour.
The next meeting of the supply de-
rartmcnt will he held next Wednes-
day. February %. from 10 a. m. 10
4:S0 y. m. in the Parish House. Mrs.
F. A. Munroe is in charge of the sew
ing and Mrs l.. Dorsey Gassaway of
the knitting. Every woman of the
parish is urged. TO come and sew be-
tween these hours for as long a time
as she can spare. every second and
fourth Wednesday of the month al
the Parish House. POI Duke of Glou-
cester street.
All members are welcome to bring
a box luncheon with them, as coffee
and tea will he served for those pres
ent from 1880 10 p. m.
Persons are requested TO cut this
notice ont and keep it in view; also
to attend the meetings al the Parish
House and to bring a friend with
them.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-16
PLAN TO ABOLISH
GOAL KICK AFTER
MAKING TOUCHDOWN

Adjustment of the present practice
of kicking a goal after touchdown
was unanimously approved by collegi-
ate football coaches, meeting last
night in New York with members OF
the rules committee, which will con-
slider changes in the present football
code at its March meeting.
Major Charles Daily, of West Point,
author of the proposal, suggested tina
instead of the goal after touchdown
the scoring team be allowed to put the
ball on the 15-yard line Then, with
both teams lined up in scrimmage for
nation. the scoring team would have
the option of scoring the additional
point either by a run, forward pass.
or a place kick.
If foul was committed by the de-
fensive team. the one point score
would be allowed. II the foul was
committed by the offensive team, it
would forfeit it's chance to make the
play and the ball would be taken 10
the center of the field for new kick
off in the usual manner.
The coaches also urge that the pres
ent Interpretation against Clipping
from behind" be incorporated as a
rule and that the rules committee
should consider increasing the present
penalty of 15 yards.
They also declared in favor of clari-
flying the present rule on shift plays.
The coaches also asked the commit
tee to rule that touchdown be allow
ed when the ball was held and return
ed momentarily after runner carried
it across the goal line, or upon the
completion behind the goal line of a
farward pass.
Walter Camp. chairman of the rules
committee. presided and among the
football coaches present were Tad
Jones, Yale; Gil Dobie, Cornell; Major
Charles Daily. West Point; Buck
O'Neill. Columbia; George Foster San
ford. Rutgers, and Tom Thorp. New
York University.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-16
HERE ON
ST. VALENTINES DAY

Choosing St Valentines Day, which
tradition holds is a real day for lovers,
Alva Stover. of Fort Myer. Va. and
Miss Pearl Williams, of Odenton. Anne
Arundel county. came to Annapolis
Tuesday and were married by Rev
Silas +. Persons. pastor of the Pres
bytorian Church. The bride is % and
the bridegroom 80. Soon after the
ceremony the couple left on their
honeymoon.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued from the Court
Clerk office today:
ABBOTT GARNER Edward A. Alb
bott. %, Washington: Hilda V. Garner.
is. Eastport
GREVE GRANBAUM George
Greve, 81; Gertrude Granbaum, % !;
both of Annapolis