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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-03

Italia uraste pc Franta mai
rau de eat urase pc Austria. Fran
ia uraste acum pc Anglia mai rdu
de cum urase pc Germania. Ma
tiunile din Mica Antanta Isl tree
cea mai mare parte din timp d,lj-
manindu-se una pc alta.
"Franta G incbunita dc militia
rism. Ea-si zanganeste saba mai
des de cum si-o zanganea fostul
Kaiser. Stunt in deplina simpatie
Gu ca cand vorba ca Germania
sal plateasca reparatiunile pana la
limita puterilor sale. Insa Franta
vrea Gu adevarat distrugerea Ger
maniei. Ea nu vrea sal dea raga-
zul in care sd sc intremeze pentru
plati, lar industria germana g
mai la sfarsitul capacitatii sale.
Am soslt acasa Gu convlngerca
ca Franta n are de gand sa-si pla-
teasca datoria ce are la moi. DE
te duel 81 vorbesti Gu poporul fran
cez, vel alta punctul de vedere al
natiunii-si acel punct ca el nu
ne datoreaza mimic; ca ell a platit
in sange mai mutt decat tfebuia,
81 cd moi mai suntem datori Fran
tel. nu ca noua.
Francezii cred ca eli au casti-
gat razboiul; MI sunt rccunoscatori
pentru contributia noastra la casti-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-03
REoIaTRAREA nGIGRAN-

Washington, 3 Oct. Depar.
tamcntul muncci va cerc Congrc-
sului 81 vptczc legca Johnson
Shortridge care prevcdc rcgistra-
rea prin contrabanda a imigfan.
,tilor &c sntra in Statele Unite.
'Aecasta legc va prevent intrarea
prin contrabanda a imigrsntilor.
Se afirnd Cd, de prezent, s.lnt
10000 chinexi III America carl an
fntrat ia mod legal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-03
UN incl AL FAMILIEI BORCIA

ZURICH, Elvetia, 3 Oct. - I'm
colectator de antichitati dc aici a
cumparat din Turin un incl facut
in forma de sarpe, carei fllsese re-
comandat ii de pc timpul de dom
ME a familiei Borgca.
Cumparatorul pusese inelul in
deget, insa intors aici, d observat
Cd degetul in care-l ayea 81 mana
pana Ia cot i-se ulnflaser2 intru
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-03
'PrOpulleTiIe Iui keIna| Sc pot
disCuta dar M Sc pot aCCepta'
CONFER1NTA DIN MUDANIA Sc 'NCEPE
sAZI LA ORA | P. NJ.
-BOUILLoN ARE INcREDERE IN REUsITA
CoNFERINTEI

late, i'll orascle mai mari ale Ira
ciei.
3. Ocuparea Traciei prin Jan.
darmeria turcilor nationalist.
4. TRANSFORMED administrative
nei civile a Traciei asupra func-
Etionarilor kemalisti.
5. Evacuarea Tracici in opt zile
de catre armata greceasca.
.. Ocuparea tcritoriului din
drcapta riului Martha de catre
trupc aliate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-03
In Europa Sc fermenteaza un alt razboi|

de dolari. Profesorii de universi-
tate tin viata mancand odata n ri.
I'm general, poporul din Austria Du
mananca nici odata sd sc sature 81
acum c desnadajduit.
"Nu poti sa calatoresti doua ore
intro dircctie fara ca sd te izbesti
de un cid vamal. Fiecare natiune
Sc razboieste industrialiceste GU ce-
lelalte. 81 incidental am auzit ca
exemplul Americei de pune un
tariff vamal protectiv va inrautati
starile de lucruri 81 mai multi.
Ma trag din neam irlandez 81
din cauza aceasta am fost acuzat
Gle mtllte ori ca sunt contra An
gliei, insa singura Anglia are astazi
in Europa 0 politica cuminte 81 sa-
natoasa. Pc Lloyd George ii nu-
mcsc in Europa oportunist, fnsa cl
singurul ON Gle acolo care, ma
nand carul statului, putut in
toarce la colturile primejdioase "a
ra sd intrc II SAINT.
"M'a imprcsionat multi Liga Ma
tiunilor. Am gasit-o progresand
inject, dar sigur, progresand in
tr'un stagiu de mai mare folosinta.
In Europa Liga privita multi mai
binc ca III Statelc Unite,
cam VENT acasa cu convingerea
ca timpul ca America sd vorbea-
sea lamurit. Devenim cea mai dus-
manita natiune dc pc fata paman-
tului, din cauza Cd politicianii eu-
ropeni ne aduc acuze nedrepte.
"AMerica G facuta raspunzatoa-
re de toate relcle din Europa, lar
poporul nostru este taxat drept un
popor cgoist, lacom 81 acaparator.
"Ar trcbui sal spunem Europci
Cd avem intcntia de a Fl drepti,
dar ca III putem fl ingaduitori Gu
creditorii ce-si cheltuesc totul GU
tinerca de armate carl sunt 0 adc-
varata primejdie pentru pacea lu
mel"
Senatorul Caraway VENT acasa
pc bordul vaporului Presedintelui
Harding, apartinator firmei numi-
ia Shipping Board. Despre Gala
toric zicea:
eau vandut rarhiu pc vapor in
toate zilele din saptamana, char 81
Duminccile, pana ce vaporul a tras
in docurile della New York.
eau uitat char sa observe re-
gula limitei de trei mile. Cred ca
ministrul de justitic era atat de
ocupat Gu prinderea 81 judecarea
grevistilor, incat n'avea timp sd
cerceteze daea era legal sd sc Wanda
rachiu pc bordul unui vapor anne
rican, care mai 81 proprietatca
guvernului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-03
REvoLUT1A IN PoRTuoALIA.

Madrid, 3 Oct. -- Pc StraZlIe
orasului Lisbon au aparut trupc
81 automobile blindate ca sd pre-
.vina Q rescoala ce amenintal Por-
tugalia, in zilcle din urlnG, a fost
nelinistita din cauza unor svonuri
despre 0 revolutie ce ar isblicni
in carind. Relatiilc intre condu
catori ri popor stunt foartc in
corxiate.
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vENIzEtos IN LoNDRA

Paris. D-nuk Venizelos, fos-
tul prim-ministru al Grcrici, Sc
afla la Londra, unde a VENT sa
alba intrevedcrc Gu. lordul
Curzon, ministrul de externe al
Angliei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-03

catva. A fost chemat nulnai dccat
un doctor, care q declarat Cd ma
mai era otravita si ca otravirea 80
datora inelului.
Cercctarile facutc au descopcrit
Cd sub capul sarpelui era . mica
gaurice, de unde iesise otraya. o.
trava insa, find seche, pi-si putll-
se face efectu-i desastfo1s
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VEDERILE UNUI SENATOR AMERICAN

WASHINGTON, Oct. Europa pluteste meet dar 81
care dezasru." Accasta este mprcsa seaoru
u Caraway democrat din Arkansas desprc Europa dc une
s'a. .rentors numa de cateva zile.
Dansu zce ca Lga Natiunilor este nguru ucru bun
G facut in Europa della razbou ncoace este sngura
speranta pentru evtarea unu macc.
Senatorul Caraway stat in Europa doua luni unde sa
du eegat nterparamentar la congresu nut la Vena
find nsot de alt membri al parlamenuui amcrcan
prinre carl nura 81 deputatu Theodore r. Burton din
Cleveland Dansu deserts Europa continenala find
cocotoare masa Gle ur 81 ca numai amntrle utmuu raz
boiu mai tin popoaree unu la gatu celuilat
Dansu zcea ca Staee Unite trebue sd ntre in Liga Ma
tulor uncle condt dccarand fra sfatul 81 auoru
Amerce umea auneca trepta spre razbou,
sbucni siguranta III cativa ami.
Senaoru Caraway spunea ca ceila noua oameni dc stat
Americe carl ost dansu la Vena dnre carl eel main
multi antligis sunt convins ca Stacle Unite
.rebue parte actva i'll aaccre usurile
pene. ,
Intre atce dansul zicea:
Gin tmpul de fata ocupatia dc capetenc guvernelor
curopene este dujmaeasca unu aul Marec razbo
al ue creat anmozat rationale asa exista sutG dc
penru razbo multi mai mari dcct din rsd
rit razboul trecut.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-03

Constantinoppl, 2 Oct. - Pro
punerile kcmalistes carl vor fl ina
intate conferintei din Mudania,
pot Fl discutate dar nu Sc pot
accepta.
Accasta este deciziunea consi-
liului extraordinar compus din
inaltii cOmisari, ambassadors 81 co
mandantii truiJclor aliate, - IT,
nut All la ambasada englcza dc
aici.
Dl Franklin BouilIon. ambasa-
dorul extraordinar al Frantei, a
declarat Corespondentului Preset
Associate ca el are toata mere.
derea in reusita conferintei pen
tru armistitiu.
"Kemal va face mai mare
sfortare pentrli pace decum IA.
cut pentru razboiu'' - a decIa,
rat Franklin-Bouillon Punctelc
cele mai importante ce Sc vor
discuta sunt Y demarcarea unei
noui zone neutre de partea Asici
Mici 81 evacuarca Traciei.
Aliatii sustil ca propunerile
lui Kemal, asa precum lea rela-
tat Franklin-Boillon, sunt de
natura ca Ad:.narca Nationala
din Angora ar I'll i'm stare sd res
pinga meta uliaflor.
Kemal Pasa insista ca toate
chestiile militare sa fie aranjate
lnainte de Gear raspunde la pro-
punerile aliate. Ell 81 patru mi,
nistri, - ce sunt in Smirna, - au
acceptat nota aliatilor, in princi-
piu, dar nu Sc site care este att.
tudinea Adunarei Nationale din
Angora.
Aliatii sunt de parerea ca pro.
puncrle lui Kemal ar fl fost in
tampinate GU mai multa ibuna
vOinta in cazlll Cd nota lor ar ii
fost aprobata de Adunarea Ma
tionala. Generalii aliati cred ca
cea mai mare chestic va fl la con-
ferinta linia neutra provizorie, asa
precum fost marcata de gene
ralul Harrington.
Trebuie stiut Cd comferinta de
la Mudania este militara 81 MI
pOlitica, lar evacuarea Traciei este
o chestie politica, deci nu Sc va
putea aplana nunai dc conferinta
de armistitiu.
tS'a decis ca conferinta militara
Sc va tine in orasul Mudania 81
nu pc un vas de razboiu aliat, =
precum sc credea mai nainte, -
dcoarece aliatii n'au putut alum
&C de acord GU privire la vasul
care ar fl gazduit pc dclcgati.
Hamid Bey, rcprczcntantul gu
vernului din Angora, acompaniat
Gle Franklin-Boillon, ambasadorul
Frantei, va merge name dimi-
neata la Mudania pc vasul Metz.
Generalul Mombelli, care repre-.
zinta Italia va veni pc vasul Vic
tor Emanuel; gencralul Sharpie,
pentru Franta, pc vasul Jean Bart
81 gcneralul Harrington pc Iron
Duke.
Rcprezentantii ziarelor nu vor
putea lua parte Ia aceasta comic.
rinta. Sc vor da insa communicate
pentru presa dupa fiecare sedinta
Consinltcmantnl GeneraluluI
Harrington dc primi pc Ismicl
Pasa in locul lui Kenlal, mott,
pentru mnltc svonuri, .aleoarccc
este mare diferinM in rangurile
lor.
Kcmalistii vor inceta activita
tea militard dacd aliatii vor prim
urmatoarele conditiis
!. Garantii fcrmale pentru eva
cuarea Traciei,
2. Infiintarea assuisoanelor 1
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DIN npOartele soste din America 81 abuse in discutia
Conssoruu poatc vcdea in bserica romancasca de
acolo domneste complccta anarhe mutt din
cauza ca nu sau rimes oaeni consten de ccmarea or
parincasca Asa Episcop rusi della New York Cleveland
au rotonit in ultimu tmp numar tic IL pcrsoa,
nic chcmarc 81 pregatre ntru cc bserces Unu dintre
acesti ''preoti vandut bserica la ictatie.
Un alt adus in dscuta Conssoriuui este acela al
preotuui Ocavian Muesanu dupa fost conamnat
aci pentu inamante peca la America unde
muta usurina 81 prn bunav voina uu escop rus a
lat proopop gr-or lmedat dupa insalare Mue-
sanu TRIMS memoriu Mropoliei din Sbiu, precum 81
Mitropoituui primat prn aduce la cunosnta ca
mai recunoaste auortaea bserceasca mropoliei din Ro
mana.'
Adunarea conssoriaa tinnd de aceasta stare de
ucruri hort sa rmita arhereu in Satele Unite,
unde innta vicariat In aces scop face 81
ntervene langa guver de asadata mai face
econom 81 refuza rmterea unui arhereu in calitae
de vicar epscopesc, mpreuna patr-cinc preo dsns
carl organizeze paroe orauasca proopopate noui
curete bserca ronn de acolo de toate fgure cona
nate sfintt find de epscopi rusi manat mpins
poporu roman de dncoo de in braee tuturor sccteor
rclgioasc.
In Statele Unite ale Amercei afla de 19 pa
ro protopopie la Youngstown pentru $50 lie
rOmani stabiliti acOlo.
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C0NvERTIREA DREPT- T-CREDINCIoSILO GR OR Il
BAPTISM ST ADVENTISM

alta chestune imporanta, prcocupat adunarca
Conssoriuui 81 acea convertire in drept cred-
cioslor bisecei gor la adventism baptism In special in
udctele mtrofe Ungara 81 Jugosavia
convertesc mua usurnta roman diferte
religoase Znic infnteaza comuntti 81 sfinesc BIZ
scric nou In fruntea aceste mscar sta teoog Socac
VENT din America unde crescu dferte facultt
ogce bapse Sa mai adds la cunostina Consistorulu
aseapta i'll curand sosrea din America ctorva msonar
noui penru raspand diversee credint ale sectelor
Intre difer membri civil al Consistorulu s'au puut
observa vii nemulturi pentru diecezee Aradulu
Caransebesuu facut dc ami de ze viztaun
pentru mangaerea credincosilor psiti find paro
preot 81 mangaere sunt ademen de dvers isionar
carl strabat la safe. Inf.
l.Gazeta TransilYanieio din IA Sept.l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-03
Arhiereu ortodoX rOInln
in America
CHESTIUNEA BISERICILOR 81 SCOLI-
LOR ROMANO DIN JUCOSLAVIA
DELA CONZISTORUL METROPOLITAN

In zllele de 81 Septembrie site ca sa tinut la
oibu adunarea Consistorulu arhecezan dscunduse di
ferite CHESTNUT nporante prvesc bserca gorenta
din tara, Jugoslava 81 America
Primul punc din discutiune umatc fost acea al bse
rcior 81 scoor romanes din Jugoslavia lunuse hotari
petru aceea unei inervenun pc langa guvern ca sd
eguleze situata acesora guveruui rca
tuuror msurilor vexator In scop va plcca in
curand la Belgrad comisiune compusa din di dr. Cor
consstora dr. Noise Enciu, inspector cutie
dr. Gh Popovc senator 81 prooereu ud Caras Scvern
Traian Oprea otopopu Varsetuui Aceasa chestiune
rezovi 81 chesunca mfintari unu vicarat la Varset
Ca tular al acesui vcaria este probabil fl dese-
lat Ill. dr. Cornell Corneanu.
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EPIsCoPIA DIN TIMISOARA

Consstorul metropolitan a mai insarcnat pc parntele
rteanu sa vna la Tmsoara sa sudcze chcstune nfin
tarei Episcopie gr.-or romano.
UN PRE0T CARE 81 VINDE BISERICA LA LICITATIE
Criza in biserica ortodoxa din America
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("Gazeta Transilvaniei din IA Sept.)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-01

out the county, having lived on the
Narrows Farm. one of TIE most pic
turesque and beautiful locdt;11s on
the Magothy, for fifty-se7en years.
She was an active worker in the
church for more than fifty years.
The funeral was attended by great
number of the relatives and many
prominent people throughout t h e
county, Baltimore, Washington and
the Eastern Shore.
Services were conducted oy Pastor
Harrison and Rev. Joseph II. Lynch
of Warfield Church, Glen Burnie
Several hymns were impress'veiy
sung by the choir of Mount Carmel
Church. The active pallbearers were:
Robert Cook, JEFF NJ Cook, Jr., Viii
liam b. Chairs, c. Bertram Wellesley
Maynard Cook and Russell Brown.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-01
ITEMS FROM EDGEWATER

Mrs William Care, of Brunswick,
Md. spent the week with Mr.. and
Mrs A. w. Care.
Mrs W. w. Purdy, who was oper-
ated on at the Emergency Hospital
last week. is doing fine.
Herbert Brown and family, of Bal
timore, visited Mr.. and Mrs. b. F.
Brown. Sunday.
Mrs. Mile Dawson spent Thursday
with friends at Mayo.
Paul Collision spent the weekend
with his mother, Mrs. A. W. Care
Mrs. Albert Lewis spent the week
with her mother. Mrs B. F. Brown
Rehearsals are in progress for the
play, entitled, THE Bashful Mr.
Bobbs" which was postponed on &C
count of illness of two of the young
folks mothers. The play will be
given at Galesyille Hall on the 10th
of June beginning at o'clock (stand.
ard time). Admission so cents;
children half rate. Ice cream fol
sale. Everybody invited.
Children's Day, Sunday, June II
Much preparation is being made
Everybody welcome
-
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lar traffic, with the consequent in
convenience and annoyance, are MAX
ing determined and aggressive effort
to have these conditions remedied.
The attention of County Engineer
Munroe has been called to the mat
ter, and the following letter has been
sent to the County Commissioners:
THE undersigned earnestly desire
to call your attention to the roadway
in front of our various properties, and
urgently request that immediate ac-
ton be taken to relieve the present
situation.
Source OF Annoyance
"The fact that there is absolutely
no means of ingress or an outlet to
our homes for vehicular traffic has
been a source of constant annoyance
and inconvenience to us as resident
property owners, and we trust that
this condition will he remedied at
your earliest opportunity.
Eve invite your personal inspection
of the matter complained Of The
roadway is plated on the Glen prop
erty as NJ street, and is situated be-
tween the Annapolis boulevard and
the Short Line Railroad tracks
The communication was signed by
DR.. Thomas H. Brayshaw, j. Fred.
Johnson, William F. Keuthe, F. AS
bury Griffith, Frederick H. Doering.
L. ]. Waders, Albert G. List and Mar
cellus I.oWman
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-01
lELD DAY AT GLEN BURNLE
SCHOOL WAS A BIG SUCCESS
re Than 400 Youngsters Took Part In The Various Athletic
Eyents-Deghtfu Spring Weather Greeted The Youthful
Athletes When They Toed The Mark

pondent were amhuscaded and sur
'cunded by a Lelligerant bunch of
seventh-graders and compelled to give
the class yell of the victorious group
of girls.
The tennis tournament began
promptly at 10 a. m, and continued
until noon. A recess was then taken
md at 1880 o'clock in the afternoon
the many other features for the day
were started in different parts of the
school grounds.
Many Interesting Events
The following is a schedule OF
events and the winners:
Tennis Tournament CDoublesl ~
Won by Ora Humphrey and Hilda
Koestner, who contested in singles
for choice of ribbons. Ora Humphrey
took first choice, and Hilda Koestner
second choice.
Girls ,S0-Yard Dash-The winners
We're: Marie Angylof, blue ribbon;
Ide DeAlba, red; Hazel Franklin
white.
Girls 40-Yard Dash - Winners:
Dorothy Long, blue ribbon: Frances
Waders, red; Helen Humphrey, white.
Boys COWARD Dash - Winners:
Walter Solley. blue ribbon; John
Phillips, red; James Morton. white.
Boys 60 Yard Dash Winners:
Coleman Dunn. blue ribbon: Henry
Johnson, red; Rudolph Johnson.
white.
Boys 70-Yard Dash - Winners:
John Lowman. blue ribbon; Charles
Franklin, red: Preston Downs. white.
Boys S0-lard Dash - Winners:
d. Stewart. blue ribbon; r. Urban,
red: F. Long. white.
Bean-Bag Contests Excitin'
Relays Boys. .S0-Pound Class) 200
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Yards Winners: William Mewshaw.
sylvan Captain and Walter Solley;
hree llue ribbons.
Relays (Boys' 70-Pound Glass; go
Yards Winners: w. Ungerer. w.
'arron. c. Warfield and j. Martin;
our blue ribbons.
Bean-Bag Throw Girls Glass D.
Winners; Edna Wheeler. blue rib
bon; Geneyieve Galabaski, red; Ger
trude Galabaski, white.
Bean-Bag Throw Boys Glass D.
Winners; Teddy Stankiewicz, blue
ribbon; James Vacek, red; Leroy
Stumpf, white.
BeanBag Throw Girls Glass ID
Winners: Elizabeth Lyncn, blue rib
bon; Elsie Lynch, red; Myrtle Frank
lin. white
Bean-Bag Throw (Boys' Glass ID
Winners: William Johnson, blue
ribbon; Gilbert Woods, red; Ham
mond Jackson. white.
Target Throw Girls Glass D.
Winners: Helen Angylof, blue rib
bon; Rose Vacek. red; Grayton Dom
lldson. white.
Target Throw Girls Glass ID
Winners: Hazel Franklin, blue rib
bon; Fannie VanMeter, red; Marie
Angylof, white.
Several Potato Races
Target Throw Boys - Winners:
Paul Schoolman, blue ribbon; Ernest
Hasse. red: Junior Hagins, white.
Potato Race Girls Glass D-win-
ners: Gertrude Galabaski, blue rib
bon; Ethel Long, red; Lydia Muhly.
white; Geneyieve Galabaski, honor
able mention.
Potato Race Boys Glass D-win-
ners: Milton Watts. blue ribbon;
Robin Lord. red; Teddy Stankiewicz.
white; James Vacek. honorable men
ton.
Potato Race Girls Glass ID-Win-
uers: Myrtle Franklin; blue ribbon:
Evelyn Anderson. red; Delma Watts.
white; II. Gerhardt, honorable men
ton.
Potato Race Boys Glass ID-Win-
ners: Albert Wozniak, blue ribbon;
Theodore Stumpf, red; James Haudek.
white; Lester Wheeler. honorable
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-01
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
Says Backache Is Sign You Have
Been Eating Too Much
Meat

When you wake up with backache
and dull misery in the kidney region
il generally means you have been eat
ing too much meat, says a well-known
authority Meat forms uric acid
which overworks the kidneys in their
effort to filter Il from the blood and
they become sort of paralyZed and
cloggy. When your kidneys get slug
gish and clog you must relieve them.
like you relieve your bowels; remoy-
ing all the body's urinous waste, else
you have backache, sick headache,
dizzy spells; your stomach sours,
tongue is coated, and when the wea-
Their is bad you have rheumatic
twinges. The urine is cloudy, full OF
sediment. channels often get sore.
water scalds and you are obliged to
seek relief two or three times during
the night
Either consult a good, reliable ply
stefan at once or get from your phar-
macist about four ounces of Jad
Salts; take tablespoonful in a glass
of water before breakfast for a few
days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon Juice.
combined with lithia, and has been
used for generations to clean and
stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to
neutralize acids in the urine so it no
longer irritates, thus ending bladder
weakness.
Jad Salts is a life-saver for regular
meat eaters. 1t is inexpensive, can
fervescent hia-water-drink.
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mention.
Potato Race Girls Glass I'D
Winners: Margaret Krick, blue rib
bon Rose Vacek, red; Helen Angylof,
white; Grayton Donaldson, honorable
mention
Potato Race Boys Glass I'D
Winners: Elmer Wheeler, blue rib
bon; Ernest Hasse; red; William
McKeen, white; Charles Welch, hon
orable mention.
b. kutchera Wins 4 Blue
Captain-Ball Girls eam)-Win-
ner: Eighth Grade.
End-Ball Girls Winner: Seventh
Grade
Long-Ball (Girls) = Winner: Sew
enth Grade.
Long-Ball (Girls)-winner: Fourth
Grade.
Playground-Ball (Boys) = Winner:
Team IL. r. Urban, captain. Score, 8.
Team l. score Z.
Baseball Throw for Distance (Boys)
Winners: Bernard Kutchera, blue
ribbon; David Stewart, red; Rudolph
Urban, white.
Hop, Skip and Jump (Boys)-Win-
ners: c. Samm. blue ribbon; P.
Downs, red; p. Schohl, white.
Standing Broad Jump (Boys)-Win-
ners: William Mewshaw, blue rib
bon; Coleman Dunn, red; James Par
boiler, white 8lk4
The Judges were as follows: Rev.
George r. Savage and Samuel Boone.
Jr.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-01
MRS. EMMA L. COOK
CLAIMED BY DEATH

The funeral services of the late
Emma L. Cook, wife of Jefferson NJ
Cook, ST., who died on Friday at her
residence. Narrows Farm. Lake Shore
on the Magothy. took place on Sunday
afternoon last at Mount Carmel " z.
Church at half-past three o'clock.
The deceased is survived by her hus-
band, also eight children, thirty-two
grandchildren and seventeen great
grandchildren. Besides these des-
cendants, there were three children
and ten grandchildren who are dead.
Mrs. Cook was well known through
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-01
ASK COUNTY. OFFICIALS
TO REMEDY CONDITIONS

Residents and taxpayers on NJ
street, situated below the lumber
yards and between the Annapolis
boulevard and the. Short Line Rail-
road tracks. at Glen Burnie. upper
county, who have complained for
many years of the condition and in
accessibility Of their avenue to vehicu-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-01

ideal spring day; youthful
'.S and minds as joyous and radi-
as the sunshine without; 1.-THE
'n. supple little bodies and faces
'l Ngor and eagerness for the
o.. limb and arm and field day
''a huruio school was ushered in
thursday as the most suspicious
,Son IN the history OF the town.
'e Tact that many of the events
oe'n postponed from the proceed
"eeN ON account Of rain did not
The youthful aspirants for
rs and the vim and pep" dis
N augurcd well for real spirited
es's 20 follow.
a'3 credit is due the teachers and
principal. II. Leroy Corkran. for
la'nsiaking efforts and prepare
worn, and for their vigilant sup
SON throughout the days events
'''"s over 400 children Of various
rom the little tots to the eight
1''S was a real. man-sized Job.
~. a'ns happened TO mar the days
|yiues.
& Nachon and Miss Christeson
NE athletic directors. respec-
q. Tie boys and girls bali
Pep Doctor Was There
faculty Of the school was ably
'e' by committee composed of
anna Brayshaw. Mrs. Elizabeth
VI and Mrs. Samuel Boone. Jr..
.-e'r splendid cooperation de-
more than honorable mention.
y, Joe Lynch was ON hand as
1-'o'aI pep" doctor. and injected
'-aer'ul enthusiasm into all the
ANS. After one Of the finals
&c and tae Glen Burnie CORES