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THE voIcE or THE VETERANS

he resolutions on public
questions adopted bv the Amer
lean Legion at the national con
vention which was held recently
in New Orleans will be given re-
specttul attention by the people
of the United States. 1t NAV be
that the Legion'S opinion as To
what the national policy should
be in certain matters will not CO.
incide with those al majority
of the citizens, but, even though
that should be the case. they will
not be dismissed lightly. For
the voice of the Legion is the
voice. as Hanford MacNider. the
former nationa, commander said.
of the men and women who serv-
cd the nation most zealouslv in
the greatest crisis since the Civil
War, and whatever they NAV say
is entitled 70 earnest conSidera-
ton.
i his will be the more readily
granted because even those who.
oppose the l.cgion's recommen-
dauons cannot question the sin
certify OF the members devotion
to the national welfare. 1t was
given the acid test in 1919 and
1918, and the Young men who Of
fered their lives for the republic
a few years ago will not know
ingly do anything to injure it
now.
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BATTLESHIP DELAWARE'S
ELEVEN WINS TITLE

The football team from the United
States battleship Delaware defeated
the eleven of the battleship Maryland
Is 10 Z. in contest TO decide the
championship of the Atlantic fleet in
New York yesterday.
The two teams were the survivors
of an elimination tournament among
the eleyens of all the ships Of the
icet
All the scoring was done in the
last two periods. The game. which
was we'll played. was witnessed by a
large number of sailors. fleet officers
aud representatives OF various patri-
otto societies.
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No 400 Equity.
la the Circuit Court for Anne Arnndel 10
Ordered. this 18th day of October. lS--,
that tile sale ct the property mentioned
in these proceedings, made and reported
10y Winson u, Colt. Attorney. oe fauhed
ana confirmed. unless cause TO the con
trary thereof he shown on or before the
18th DAY OF NoVEMBER, i9ss:
Provided copy Of this order be inserted
IN some newspaper published in Anne
.rul del county once in each week OF thre5
successive weeks before the 18th day OF
November 1922.
The report states the amount OF safe %
ha twenty EIGHT hundred dollars ($2S0o)
subject 10 mortgage OF $s,0oS.36 held 10y
The Annapolis and Eastport Building As
'Vs'''''A wN. y. WOODWARD. Clerk.
True Copy. Test:
MN. y. WOODWARD. Clerk,
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the section benefited. | feel almost
sure ] am correct in this statement |
as | believe that we in IVES; Anna |
polls are living under such a condi-
ton at present
Looking at the question from the
point of the county as whole. ! can
only say TO allow one district TO di-
vide itself up at will starts prece-
dent which in some future time we
may find giving the same privileges
to the other districts, will form
group or numerous little sections
banded one against the other, result
ing in anything but harmonious
whole"
Hrs. Ness Fayors Present System
Mrs. George Abram Moss. secre-
tary of the Woman's Democratic Fed
Grafton of Anne Arundel county,
when asked for her opinion on the
amendment reducing the number OF
county commissioners. said:
After carefully studying the bill
passed by the last legislature reduc-
! ing the number of county commits
sioners of Anne Arundel county from
seven to three to be voted on by the
people on Tuesday Member z, will
say that / am opposed to the bill and
in favor OF our present form of coun-
" government. seven commissioners
If we only had three commissioners
ihey could all come from Annapolis
and vicinity or any other one district
Every district should be represented
We now have two men from one dis
trlct and ono district without a com
missioner. cannot sec any econ
omy - three men can spend as mucl
as seven Why can't we have an so
cent road tax Will seven commission
crs as vol as three?G
Opposed TO 4-year Term
The bill which requires n per
son to reside in the county for tel
years or more and requires any per
sen to be taxpayer to the amour
r of S2.500 or over for one year, befor'
| becoming eligible for election {
: county commissioner, is class legisla
ton. We might miss good commits
sioner by these requirements. | az
cDposed TO the four-year term. /
two years a commissioner can &C
cGmplsh much and if he serves III
county we'll. he will be reelected
Let him stand on his record. Ann
: Arundel county has for the good {
her public school system increase
the numt er of school commissioner
trcm three TO five. Why reduce tn
county commissioners from seven t
: three?"
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NOTICE
To Whom II May Concern

To Whom u May Concern;
This is to notify all persons owning
property on Thompson street Murray
avenue aud Calvert street that these
streets are to be Improved ut once.
All WATER and gas pipes and sewers
must he laid tor renewed before the I'm
pruVrmcnts are made. as Il Will not be
Permissible to dig m these streets for u
period of five 90 years.
Nv order of the Mayor, Counselor aud
W. II NANSANT.
City Commissioner
rassed Sept. % 192e.
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E. 0. LEAGUE
ROOFING
epsssinE. 6hect Metal and slate WerA
-. -
STOVES And FURNACES INSTALLER
AHD REPAIRED
PHONE 5gI-w
FHoHE 7sI-w
AN ORDINANCE


To add new section TO Article - 81
the City Code If Annapolis. TO follow i'm
uetliately after Section % and To- ba
known as Section pa.
Sc,tion l. he IL established and orJain-
ca By the Mayor. Counselor anJ Alder
men OF the city of Annapolis that q new
section be added to the City Code OF An.
Aaijobs TO fOihBw Immediately after Spr.
ton ~. Of Article %. to be known as See.
ZION 2}-A. and 10 read as follows:
Section ga. Every person applying fol
4 Permit TO build garage. or other build
me 10 which an automobile is kept. or for
building which may be used for tie
storage of hay. grain or other infiammable
building to be erected when so applying.
and DO permit shall be granted IN siIrh
cases unless il is plainly stated that sucI,
building shall be constructed ms follows
the walls and roof shall be entirely of
metal brick. cement, tile or other non
eombuStible substance. except that tl,e
frame may be of wood and the doors ma r
Oe OF wood: il shall be unlawful to erect
ny building Of the character Indicated in
this ordinance or to use any building not
now used for the purpose except II con
forms 10 the requirements of this ordi-
uanee Any violation OF this ordinance
shall be punished with fine of five dol
lars for the first offeEse. ana from ten to
twenty dollars for each subsequent Of
Tense, to be recovered as fines and costs
are now recovered.
Section . And be il further established
and ordained that all ordinances and parts
Of ordinances Inconsistent with this or,Ifs
nance are hereby repealed.
Section , And be it established and
ordained that this ordinance shall take eff
feet from the date Of its passage
Approved Oct. Il. 1922
Attest: Mayor
EMMA ABBOTT GAGE. "s0i
City Clerk. n13
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HELP w.NTED-MALE or FEMALE

fnu ,ime Sl0a an hour spare time.
sclIinc guaranteed hosiery direct 10
1rearer Cotton. silk heather mixtures.
iuterl .ational Hosiery Mills, Nosrisi""n,
Ienna,
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HELP WANTED-MAJ.E

HELP WANTED-Reii9ble men .A,
in each town for special aufeIt''.-
work: 81 a week 10 man who can II"
duce satisfactory results; czpefleneF '-
necessary: opportunity for pF"llV.' ~
references required. Address i-,
Company. 81 North Washington ~ -.
Boston Mass
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Il reckon de reason oil Satan don't
stay at home much is kaze de WORT
has way of lookin' lonesome wen he
amt hangin' aroun.' Atlanta Con-
stitution
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED industrious I7rn anj
women wanted to retail %" FeWwh
Watkins products So city tcrr.'o-irt
Exceptional opportunity 90 tie ~ win
the Oldest and largest company OF Ha
81 ~ m hour Are you doing as wen
II not. write today for free samples a''
particulars The !. T. Watkins &c..
Dept 81. New York. y. y. AZ
NTS-Eyerybod uses extracts. a''
pUo Double Strength Extracts. Con.
plete line household nrccasilio4. l+E
repeaters. Write today. DO go, Dep.
LIZA. Attica. y u "-
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SECOND CLASS
MIDDIES TO CHEER NAVY
ELEVEN TO-DAY

Cont auc,l Pram rage ~
show Penn has won I. Navy .. and
enc game resulted In tic.
Added interest is given today's CON
test lecause ii marks tho formal dedi-
alton OF Pennsylvania commodious
new stadium.
To Sing National Anthem
\ feature of the exercises will be
he singing by the spectators letween
he halves. The university band has
I cen increased to 100 pieces for the
occasion and it will lie supported by
a trained male chorus of $50 voices.
These win lead the 6,000 students
and spectators in singing The star
Spangled Banner" The stadium will
SCAT $1,000 persons.
Among the expected distinguished
guests will be Secretary of the Navy
Edwin DENLY. Secretary OF War John
". Weeks Secretary OF the Treasury
Andrew Mellon. Postmaster General
luANil w Olhs di Vi tue UNI
fersity; Senators George Wharton
Pepper and David j. Roed. of Penn
sylvGnla, and Gov Sproul of Penn
sylvania.
Eittor as the historic War of the
Roses and sanguinary as the lannon's
Nd fcuds of Kentucky. will he the
Battle of the Bowl today when Navy
meets Penn in battle array on Frank
liza Field in the first game between
.hcSe rivals for many years.
The game. which $1,000 spectators
arc expected to behold. will be for
lcod aud glory Folwcll. formerly
4 molc-skinned star of the Red and
3iue, cncc coach of its clcvcns. Is de-
crmincd TO hurl his alma mater into
The sod and muck OF Franklin Field.
Opposed to this Jersey husbandman
will lc John W. Hcisman. head coach.
who succeeded Folwcll when the lat
tcr's regime ended at tho college he
endowed with brilliant personal OK
Dloiia on The chalk marked arena
HrisIuan, too. is an alumnus of the
lied and Blue, and is finishing the
las; year OF his three years tenure
as director general of football over
The Schuylkill. As
Should Heisman defeat Folwcll his
deeds will be blazoncd and heraldcd
wherever Penn alumni forcgathcr to
near the latest returns. If the shoe
c on the other foot the men of the
Ola Na-vcs will jubilate and cele-
hrate in whatever port they may
happen To roam.
Dope FaVors Middies
ON the dope the Middies outfit
should win, which is one of the rea-
sons why Penn should rank favorite.
The grap6oldope has been staggered
with numter of punches this sea-
son, and is lettering along awaiting
another slam in the solar plexus. The
Red and Blue has won all OF its con-
tests to date. While meme OF the OPP
poneQts faced equal in strength and
skill the Jacktars. Penn has shown
that the Quakers can fight and fight
VIGOROUSLY.
Folwell and Ho;sman make no
claims. The former said that his men
would give Penn all the fight that
the Red and Blue cared to handle.
Heisman, head coach of Penn. also
refused TO make an prophesies. Heis-
man. however. is confident that his
eoys Will be on the job. and that they /
have the spirit OF fight that has car |
r:ed many shortender and Penn
eleven TO the ramparts OF victory. |
Altogether one expects to win and |
doesn't express it. Under the cir /
the bets are even.
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TnE EyENlNa cArlrAL

Ia on sale al the following places:
Heor5e w. lvnss...-.....i9i Main Street
WiiifAm S,hHitxe. "a West S.reri
Ceorgv j. Davis. ........5f Maryland Ave.
-BlUetdrd Confectionery" hing fcorge ~.
William Baker...,. Wrgt x Cathedral SIS
w. Is. a A. Newsstand Short Line Terminal
o.. ~ lcr ..........s..-...2A West street
". NJ ,dris. Third a severn Ave. PASSPORT
DR.. Charles is. Henkel. - Maryland Ave.
Delivered Ia Annapolis Eastport. Ger.
mantown aud West Annapolis by carrier
for - cents per month.
You can have the EVENING CAPITAL
mailed ~ you IS hen away from the city
by leaving Your uaiHe and address ~ the
onice Tor - rrets per month. 500 per
year, Layab'e tn 8dvauce. to any pOstOiiice
In the United states or Canada.
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Statesmen
Statesmen

Statesmen SELL som 1T u } 4 %
EVERYBODY MUST HAVE refd u'
line over again and note tba' We -'i'
niustD. 1t il unique Z. $ PROTECTED 80
ficle. positiye NECESSITY brragsf &"
government ruling with yrJriF ie.'-
exclusively. owned and cnntroiie ty
II you are an order takcr you -H'o.
make so 10 SO Il dar. II you 'le D."
ambitions salesman NnI VIII 81
ward Of so per Gay Most dr-i't'
connection with fnsurr for ih"+'
qualify Jerome s.9t'l'. Pres. '''.
Btar5orn s,-cef CNici-,n.
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NOTICE OF EXAMINATIONS

The State Employment Commission Of
Maryland viii hold non assembled exami,
nations for DEITY STATE HEALTH
OFFICER. starting salary 5000 year
ard PUBIC HEALTH NURSE, starting
solary $1,000 year. Tho closing date for
filing applications is November s. 1919
ABBY State Employnlcnif Commission. -
Light street, baltimore, MARYLAND Ak
ACETYLENE WELDING
stove and farnatc Work speciality -
INNING. Roofing. spouiing and 49,
Plumbing Repair.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
RINNESS AND Jones
ipa Compromise st. Phone $751;
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Is Advertising m The Evening
Capital brings results.
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Member OF TIE A..oela,sd Pres.

The AssnriHir,l Press IN cKclu-
alvcly cHiitied - the use for re-
puhiieAtifu ~ all news credited 10
~ &c moi otherwise credited in
this paper AMI also Inc local news
published hste,u. All rights Of
re rnhlira'inu nf special dIs-
pPtches b"rcin are also reserved
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We eagerly await a statement ' 80
Henry that he will send Pc T,rts
to constantincple 10 get ire .-,uaas
out of the Dardanelles oy 6ni''''
Oregonian.
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ORDER NIsI

n The Matter OF the Sale Of the Mort
gagged Real Estate 81 \ faAi
Mcaford and Wife.
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Statesmen WANTED

eALES5IEN-If you aaut s6oln tie htii
year write now. strong lu. i0r leff
storrs. Nationally aGstfus' ], il.I
season here. Liberal weekly 31ian.. ~
producers. Continental Company ~
Euclid, Cleveland Ohio, Dept Jl2 90
SALESMEN-W want several more ldts
men of extraordinary ability ip frli az
yertising novelties and calendar fa'i
iug January ]. 1873. 49, different ad'fi
Using novelties. lGS different calcnlaI.
large territory liberal compensation. ID
fractive bonus on monthly sales quote
Bankers ADV. and sup Go. Iowa '.'.'
Iowa. ~
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DIED

October ~. 20 her !sI rs
denee. - Washington street I'm
TINE W. aged Is years. q da!''
child Of Walter and Nelie Auams ,-e
Funeral Sunday afternoon ~ ~
o'clock frem SIT Moriah \. " =, sou
Tnterncnt in Erewer Hill cemetery
HOLLASD-suddenly on OctoDer, IIIoI.
the Emergency Hospital, JOSEPH ~ ~
LAND. aged 81 years, husband o. 4-'
Fnneral Tomorrow afternoon 81 -
o'clock from his late residence. ~ ,o's
hin street. Interment in 81.
cemetery
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Entered ai AHuf .n'is i'ost0llice as
Sesod q, 81 Matter.
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Isurntllg Oapttal
1884 X, 1922
ANNAPOLIS. MD.

Published Daily Except sunday by
THB CAPITAL PUBLISHING COMPANY
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WANTED

WANTED - Waitress and chambcrmald
Applv t9l Gloucester street o.s
WANTED - SUCCESSFUL OIL SALES
MAN FOR SIDE LINE lliGH-CLAS>
NATIONILLI KNOWN TINrS AND
TANKS FOR GASOLINE AND on.
EASY SALES TO NOt'E EEGt LAX
TRADE BIG COMM SSiONS Nd
DRESS w. \. HIECKE. JOs FISHER
BLDG.. CHICAGO. Ill. IS
WASTED-Wil look after children for
mothers who wish 10 attend parurs.
theatre. etc. Phone 2JS-J. o.
WANTED-Room and board desired by
couple In refined family; must be selr''
State terms. Address e Capital ol".
AE
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CT A S SIZED Ans
FOR SALE

fok sAi-h-SiN-room lweIli.e
MI. IT., sire, re Charles =. l,l "
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Fa.ers 7.commlssioner Plan


"As for the $1,000 saved the coun-
y in salaries. greatly fear it would
&c lost in the shuttle a number of
times by tho very much oyer-burden-
cd three county commissioners.
IF am opposed to the three conn-
" commissioner bill (Which the fore
going almost provost then naturally
favor the bill requiring seven conn
ty commissioners. one from each cleo
ion district chosen by the people of
his district in the primary election.
A most democratic form OF rule
As to the other referendum petit
ton. namely the division OF the
Eighth district into two distinct dis
riots known as Seventh and Eighth,
respectively. l wish l could get more
Information fronl the people vitality
concerned = namely. the people who
reside there, both the water front
residents and farm land residents.
AS ] can see it impartialiy and
at this distance, | believe these peo-
pie could come 10 an agreement sat
isfactory TO all without dividing them
selves into two districts There is in
this county such thing as "spe-
cial privilege tax" by which certain
sections wanting special privileges as
to modern Improvements and convent
ences can pay an increase tax for
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Ne. 400 Equity.
i. l.I...,,fa fs.at,r.f I'm. ANN ArnmNRl
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NE Ms,n SA NJ, pictur nr.--
Charles i Lee Ice Blde "hs s.
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LEAVE BALTIMORE-W., b. 8 A.

LEAVE WASHINGTON
GOO. Gas. $40. 800, 1000. II 90 A. NJ, 1900.
LOO, 200, 300. 1880 Arc I4.30, 500,
600, TOO. 900, HOO L. 81. 1910 A. E
x-Daily except Sunday.
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Miss Isabel IL. Claude. member of
a family long and prominently identi-
fed with the life of our city and
county. and herself a student of pub
lie affairs, is strongly for the three
commissioner law. Miss Claude said:
AS one always interested in the
welfare of the city. county or state
| would like 10 have word on the
subject Of the Three Commissioner
Law
1t seems to me a most desirable
law, three Commissioners to work
steadily; they must all be present.
each one feels that he MUST be there
with the hope that what he desires
or thinks best may be the deciding
voice.
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tCOnti7ucd Fr"m rage ID
show Penn has won I. Navy >. and
enc game resulted In a tic.
Added interest Is given today's con-
test lccause it marks the formal dedi-
,ation OF Pennsylvania s commodious
new stadium.
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For tickets and Information apply at our
city ticket Offices; West Street Station,
Carvel Hall. Short Line Station, Bladen
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TOR SAI.E-Oak woad ~, ------------
pine. Phone SfS.W '@tH> .
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w. B. & A. Electric
Railroad
MID.CITY TERMINALS

Half. Hourly Service Morning and Evening
between Annapolis. Baltimore and
Washington and Camp Meade
washington and Camp Meade
passengers change at Naval
Academy Junction)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-13
ASKS INJUNCTION
TO HALT ALLEGED
BURIAL PRACTICE
Certior Charges Pathways
Sold for Burial Plots in
Cedar Grove Cemetery.

Charges that bodies are being
buried under paths and that graves
are dug into at Cedar Grove ceme-
suit against Notre Dame officials.
filed i'm the Superior court Saturday
10y Joseph p. Certior ION behalf of
himself and 100 other persons hav-
ing relatives buried there
Bishop Alerding of TT Wayne,
Rev Matthew Walsh. president OF
Notre Dame, and Rev. Charles
O'DonneH, Holy Cross provinciate.
are made defendants in the suit
which asks that the original plot OF
map of the cemetery be recorded al
the county recorders office and that
i'm order To prevent further deseCra-
ton OF the graves. no burial licenses
be issued for spots other than those
listed as burial lots on the original
map Of the cemetery.
Cedar Grove j. public cemetery
for deceased Catholics of 81. Joseph
county. according to the complaint.
and IL is owned and managed by No
ire Dame University, Inc
Certior claims TO have asked No.
ire Dame officials several times 10
discontinue selling paths" in the
cemetery and TO record the original
plot of the cemetery al the court
house. but that his requests have not
been complied with. A request TO
remove all bodies from the original
paths wss also denied him. he
claims
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-13
MATHILDE'S MAMMA
TO BE WE'D NO W,
Is LATEST REPORT
Mrs. Mccormick Will Marry
Swiss Architect in Febru-
airy. Ii Is Said.
ing American Publishing CO..

1ulIAGO. Aug. IL BY y. }
Mrs. Edith Rockefeller Mccormick
viii marry Edward Krenn. zs-year-
old Swiss architect and landscape
gardener. in Chicago in February.
according 10 an authoritative source
close 10 the councils involving both
sides OF the divided home OF the Nc
Cormicks.
Mr. krenrr came TO the United
States on the same boat as Mrs Nc
Cormick and has been living at the
Drake hotel ever since
Mr.. krenn has been associated with
Mrs McCOrmick's interests for sew
eral years They met during Mrs.
McCormick's early associations with
DR.. lungs colony in Zurich. Switzer-
land and their chance acquaintance
ripened lnto the closer bond during
the intervening years.
When she came TO this countr:.
Mrs. Mccormick brought the young
architect over and set him 10 work
on plans for ;he extensive zoologicel
gardens she has donated 10 Cook
county and which are 10 be located
IN the forest preserve near thds city
Unlike her former husband
Harold f. Mccormick. who married
Gamma Walska. famous Polish opera
singer in Paris yesterday Mrs. Nc
Cormick plans 10 continue a resident
Of this city and has set her wedding
date TO conform TO the laws or tn q
state forbidding a marriage OF di-
vorced persons within a year after
the signing OF the separation decree
1t also became known that the
marriage OF Miss Mathilde McCOr-
mick. daughter OF Harold McCor-
mick and OF Mrs Edith Rockefeller
Mccormick, ard Max Oser. Swlsss rid
ing master would take place within
the next few days and that it was
beca use Of the imminence OF Ma
thildes impending nuIuals that her
father fastened his remarriage IN
order that he and his bride might
witness his daughters wedding.