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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05

8ariun mobnte, lplroe Dor Iei1er I'm
I1dmele tot aufgefunoen, Nifen bot
ten Sic 2ei6e falt gan5 aafgefrellel1,
Ito oab nurnlebr oas Berippe llbrlg
blieb. Muf oem bieiigen atrbbotc
m1rDen Sic lteberrelte beigeieet.
Ssn einem nell eritanbene1 GebQube
fat Sic Sirma &l1neib & &idaros Elm
Mobelgeiddft eroffnet. - Dte 8at-
tin bes Sobn Saidnep, melde on
ano6enfrab leibet, befinoet lid nod
immer in Mimneapolis III ar5tli6er
8ebanolung. - q. S. 9.
Iulutb. ~ Die @ellen Ser ct.
i2ouis Sal ipiilten einen meni6liben
faorper, oem Mrnae, 8eine uno &opf
feblten, an bas ufer. Gie bieltgen
Yoli5eibebor6en baben Ben Sail our
Mufarbeitl1ng iibernommen. Muem
@nldein nod banoelt es, itd I'M Ell
men Moro. - Ser 3~6idbrige Sreo.
Sinnigan aus Getroit, Mi6., ertranf
am 6reitag in Ser bel Gulutb gele=
~IeQene ct. 2ouis Bai. St itiir5te iiber
9oro oes int Sod befinoli6en DON'T
lpfers gricion un6 marb nt6t mieoer
lebeno geleben. 0ie 2eide wur0e &C.
bergen. = 6re6. &inneD bon bier,
5ebn Sabre alt, muroe iofort getotet,
als ct oerir1bte, einen fabrenoen6radt=
qua ser Dulutb @innipeg & &acific=
9abn an 80. Mpen1.e meitli9 51 be-
1teigen. gr l~tiir5te yub uno bra6 oos
@enid. Sic 2etde muroe bon etnem
&naben %gefunoen.
ct. Saul. = 9ie inn norOlid)en
un0 5entralen Sell Minneiotas nit
tenoen @olobrqnoe baben i'm 8erlauf
oes Gonnerstags trot aaer gtnoam=
mung 5l1folge 6es itarfen @inoeS an
Nus0ebnung %getponnen, mie aus Der
Gefabr5one in ct. Banl ein=
longenoe 9eridtc beiagen. Mm 0ro=
benol ten miro oie2age in bends Mfei=
len meitli6 bon Gl1lutb iib bin5ie=
benoen @ranbber0 be5ei61et. Sn &oo=
6eding County iin0 0em Seuer be-
reits 10000 Ncres @alolan5 gum
Opfer gefaaen. = 22715 Stunoen
no6 Gem erfolgrei6en Mltsbru6 aus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05
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M1tnneIota

Yine Stir. - Soiepb Gbrp5a5ap,
melher Dor einen1 Sabr artf leiner i'm
Oieien County gelegenen 6arm feline
Strut nit elmer Mrte totidlug, ltnO
leit0em I'M Staotsgefangnis 5u Wtn<
ncapolis e%ingeion1een' tpar, lit oteler
Gage GIT lebensldnglider 3udtbaus=
1trafe perltrteit tpor6en. - Gin al
lein ltebe110er Sarmer 1an1ers Mlbert
&leafp, tpelder etma 6ret Weilen nett
lid) bon nniernt Decentralization
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05
5mo>Dafota.

Stem 9eip5ig. Ser Sobn Sdrlk
.algemeine Sore in SEEM 2eip5ig, Sc.
h1r6e bon Dieben beimgeindM,
nel9e SEN 5i9erbeitsidranf iprettf-
ten un6 8aren itablen. Die &dl1ber
erbeuteten l1ngefdbr $40 unb cine
MnanbI @let6er.
Mallbatt. Mn Der Spise Der
Mor6 9afetn delegation, Die IN st.
8aul gum Nationale1 Molterei Ron-
bent in Der 5neiten 9ftobertpobe Elm.
treffen miro, tpirb Ste 40 Meann itar-
fe Manbm tdiotii6e @apelIe iteben.
Didinlon. Serr Sobn S. &ranf
bat bon 65 Mcreg 1910 8uibeI &c.
broiden. Sc fam nod gludlih Dor
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05
!. Oftober, 1922,

DIES auf @runo elmer ber beioen Ab.
fdnitte ermnrbett muroe, audi gibt es
oenert bas 9iirgerrebt nidt mieoer 51-
rid, Sic es auf @runo oes Nbidnit-
tes A bes Geieses bonn Sabre 1907,
iiber @erl,llt bes 8~iirgerre6ts, bcrlp-
rem baben.
Mbidnitt Z. Ger Mbidnitt 3 oes
@eIetes bonn Sabre 1907, iiber Ser
lult bes 8iirgerrebts, lit biermit mi-
oerrufen (oieier Mhidnitt beiagt, bob
cine amerifoniihe 6ralt, meld)e ei1erl
MuslGnoer beiratet, sic Nationalitdt
hires gbemannes a1nimmt, oab tie
ober inter geniiien 9eoingunge11 nod
8eenoigllng hires gbeperbaltnil1es
ibr uncertainties 8iirserre6t tpieoer
ermerben fann.) Gieie 8ioerrufung
iteat nibt SOS auf @run6 Ser Sc.
1timmuneen bes betreffenoen Mb-
5dnittes nerlorene 9iirgerreht mteoer
ber, uno beerbigt nidt bas 8irger-
redt, tpeldyes arf @runo Der 8eltim>
mungen Des betreffenoen Antiquities
mie6er bergeltelt ml1rbe. Cine Sral1,
mel6e alf @runb oes genannten Ab=
1dnittes oos 9iirgerrebt 0ur6 Seirat
perlor, bat nod Nnnobne oieies &C.
ietes fir u1e 3mede in 9e5ng ouf oas
@iirgerredt 5enielben Status, ben tie
unmittelbar Dor ibrer 9eirat batte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05

tint &lei0er tint Merte bon SOU nn0
|einen fleinen @el6betrag beraltbt. Ser
@nlienf6ranf m11r6e ni9t angeribrt.
IDte 8an6ite11 entfame1t ltrbelGligt.
&e6 @ing. Die 2ofali6ulen fol-
len tpegen Mangel an &oblen ben
8inter iiber gei6loi1en per0en, 90 Die
&oblenban6ler feiner &ottraft uber=
nebmen polen. Sour 3mei 56ulen
bober nod ettpaS @orrat. @run6 Der
8eiger1tng ser 6dn6ler 1T, 6oB ite
ni9t miiier, mann 6ie beitellten &ob=
len fommer nn6 mas Damn Ser Breis
fem miro.
5nbage- Mnf Sic 5taatsbunf muir
6e Samstag bon bier 8anoiten Elm
gelungener 'neberfuu ol1SgefIbrt. Mu-
Der 6em @ilfsfaiiter, elmer Srau be-
fano ii6 CUR 3eit 6es feden San5.
ltrei6s nteman6 in Ser 8anf. Sic
8eute ser @a11ner betr1tg $1,000 in
bor un6 $4,000 III Sreibettsanletbe.
Mnan6ale. Mgnes &bale, fieben
Sabre alt, ipielte nit an6eren &in-
Bern in elmer Snnbgrube, mnr6e bon
einem gan6bru9 beri6uttet un6 er-
itidfte. Die CRUDE befan6 ii9 nabe
6em glternbm,ie 6es &in6es.
Sairmont. - sc miro gei6abt,
6ab 6te 5tpolf @een int Wartin Count
tD Stibe I'M Berte bon $4,000 Biz
IS 10000 1iefern mer0en. Dte ST.
19erei miro bon &ontraftoren, mel@e
fir 6as &ebt, nit MeBe11 gu fii6em
Mngebote etngereibt buben, beiorgt.
International SaQs. @eim
!@eriu6e, etnen @bedfdlider namens
Soc Nigro 81 berboften, p11r6e bier
%. WcOfiden, Boli5if, i6mer per-
mun6et un6 itarb bal0 6aranf int So
ipital. Mm f%olgen6en Mben6 tpatr6e
Soc 8uiber, Der an Ser S6ieBerei
~teilgenommet1 batfe, als er aus eirrem
Beritede nnftau6te, bon elmer Boiie,
0ie SEN @bedfali6er un6 M0r6er bon
Wfcyfiden Derfolgte> get0tet. Sberiff
Srgb bon @tton, ser McW2ifen belfen
moqte BET Ser Gerbaftung 0es Migro>
mnr6e ebenfans bertpnn0et, miro aber
auffommen. Nigro. 1T nod auf frei=
em 6uBe.
91eepb gDe. - Das %50-idbrige 8e-
iteben bon Sleepb @pe, tp1tr6e Gebte
ISOLDE 6abier feitli6 %begangen. Die
|Stn6t prangte in Sloggenidmud.
Die @eiddftsleute batten lire S6ou-
feniter nit @orten- un6 Sel6fru9ten
id0n mtsgei6miift. SSn ser &nl1pt-
itrabe mar Elm &ornpalait, oberbalb
besielben fir sic Muiiffapene BIab
eingerdumt, mel6er etnen prd9tigen
Mnblif 6arbot. Cine groBe Men-
|i6enmaiie batte fiid etngefun6en mel
DE lebbnften MnteiI an Ben Dorbie=
|tlngen nabme1t. @nrnebnl, &enner
ltno 8aieban fan6en itatt. MuBer..
benz cine Barn6e, no rngef6br 40
|S6al1pagen 6aran teilrrabmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05

pGobe lagen, ernltlt6 beorobt. Das
Sel1er mnroe in fur5er 3eit unter &on=
trone gebra6t.
@emioii. - Ser &aiieni6ranf ser
9taatsbanf in @ines muroe, tmte eine
I'M @bertffsbureau in 8 e l.
eingetroffene Na6ri6t beiagt, Conner
itag 8eitig friib erbroben unb I'M
$500 beraubt. Sic @al1ner fonnten
lire 6lu6t bemerfiteQigen. = DaS
2a0engei6dft bon .. Nelion in Clear
broof, cine fleine 8rti6aft in Der
Soo-8abn, 80 Meilen nor6meitli6
bon bier, tp1r6e bon M11tobarrbiten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05

Dem tgsonntp-@ efdirgnis lpl1roe ant M
Sonntag abeno aegen 8 llbr Sob1t ".
Mpan, ser SSiiibrer Ser beriidtlgten
neutrality-suspicious., Sic an 17. SUI
II bas Norf Ebenter iiberfiel, nno 10
Selfersbelfer eingefangen nno beft11-
set lid mieber1m binter 56lob nno
Giegel i'm GountD : @%efattgnis. VS.
mar zines Ser pertuegeniten 8anoitett.
ltudhen, ser anrerifaniiden &rtmts
nalgeI6idpte, ais 5amstag Nadts II
1torf belpafnete 8anoiten inter Der
Masfe bon 8nnbesagenten lid SUI
tritt III oas County 8efdngnis ber-
l6aften, Size 5mei 6tenitbabenoen Sci
leni6lieBer entpaffneten, etniperrten
uno ibren in elmer 3e1e eingelo6ten
&umpan uno Subrer, Sobn @pan, be-
f~reiten. - Das itaatl. Sbergerim
Minneiotas entidieo, 6ab in Sal
len, tpo Sic Strafe fir Elm geietli6es
Borgeben Elm Winimum BON 10 Sab-
rem ni6t iiberidreitet, Elm gini6reiten
ser @roBgei6porenen unn0ttg 1T. arf
@runo oieier @nti6ei0nng miro es
SEN @eridten m0gli6, 6as ,Straf.
re6tsberfobren in ~einaelnen 6d0nen
51 bei6lennigenL llnb Sen Mngeflag=
ten Sic 9al1er ser l1nteril1Gungs=
baft ob511fiir5en. SSn ein5elnen Dis
triften NOR es sic &egel gemeien, SAB
sic &erbafteter monatelang auf Sen
31tiammentrttt ser @roBgei6tporenen
81 murten batten.
Minneapolis. - SIM bieitgen Dat
I@rope : @otel ion nah Wtitteilung
Der &a0io engineering So. Die mab=
tighten &a0%ioitation erri6tet perbcn,
I'M iiberau fin in BEN Ser. Staaten
Gepei6en ien6en 5u f00nnen. Sic Sta
tipu miro BON berielben Nrt 1cil1, wie
Sic in Nem Oor. oie Biz na6 Sono=
lulu lprod, un0 iou Biz gum 1. Sep
tember fertig fein. 3ie 6inan5re=
|gierung 0es ltnterne6n1ens lit bon ser
Mortbmeltern Nattonalbanf un6 gro
|Ben @eidaftsfirmen ibernommen
poroen. 9ie Musriiihtng miro bon
Ser @eltern electric So. geliefert II.
st. 81. ebert Selepbon : %Sngeniel1r
miro Ser gbefingenieur iein. - Muf
,@rnn0! Der gr5ablnng zines 13idbri-
gen Mdo6ens> 0aB tie entfubrt uno
bier Sage in einem 3immer gefan=
gen gebalten mor6en iei> pur6en leb=
ten 9onneritag bier Mainner nn6
5tpei 6rauen Derbaftet, Sic. man auh
fir cine Heibe peri9ie0ener ginbrii6e
perantmortlid 5u balten geneigt.iit.
-Gurd Elm 6e11er, mel6eS am 6rei=
tagobenb int Serbenraltm i'm gr6ge=
i6oB oes @eneralboipitals ausbra6
.un0 iid raid berbreitete, puroe oaS
2eben bon 80 bilf1oien &in6ern, Die
in elmer 8aro gera6e iiber oem 8ranb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05

6em &egen 5ureht. gtlihe Gormer
baben mubr georoi6en, als iie in If
rem 6rudtipeibern unterbringet
fonnten. Sic i6ltteten 6ie 5ruht
anfs Sel0, .oann fam ser &egen uno
mabte ales NAB
Minot. - 8terl 8an6iten, melde
Sen &aiienibranf ser international
Oil So. Civilization geiprengt batten,
entffamen NIT 500 in 8ar na9 ether
unblntigen &ebolberf9la6t nit meb=
reren 8oli5ilten, 6ie 6ur6 6en 2drm
b%erbeigeeilt maren.
@abpeton. - 9ie &egierungsin=
6toneri6ule bier Eat init 200 5t10en.
ten oas 59uliabr begonnen. 5ieben
iin6 pertreten, ndmli6: Sii=
leton=8obpeton Sionr @ros 8en-
tres, Mrifara, Monoan, ~grees nn6
@bippetpas.
9ebils 2afe. - Sic @etrei6eber-
ididung aus ser @egen6 bon Debils
Safe lit cine iebr groBe CUR gegen=
mdrtigen 3eit. Sin einem Eoge MUIR
Sen 400 @aggonlaol1ngen ubgeidi#.
.Das Dreiden gebt meiter uu6 ne1es
@etrei0e lit a1f allen Mdrften at fiu1-
BEN.
Sarge. = SSager in @or6 9afotn,
sic o,1f sic 9iibneriugb gingen, berih-
ten, oaB sic Sago eine iebr ergiebige
fem tpiro in bieier Saifon. gbenio
iino reidli6 gnten porbanoen un6
SSdger bringen aues nod Sauie, mas
ibnen bonn Sagogeiet pro Mann er-
1aubt lit. - Die Depoliten 1T 6en obt
8unfen in Sarge baden bonn Is. Sep
tember 1921 Big Is. September 1922
nm $1>287,882.7 n 5ugenommen. Die
Spareinlogen nabmen in berielbert
3eit um $500, 005.7 II 5u. - 8ie bier
beri6tet miro, lit Sic Greidioiior in
Noro 9afota nabe3l1 been0et. Ser
Be%i5enertrag lit s Biz 25 Buibe1 gum
Mder, uno @erlte, Softer un0 an6erert
@etrei0eiorten geben einen b%elierett
@rtrag, als 6as felt mebreren Sabrer1
Der Sal tpar.
Do6ge. - M%ifolaus, ser feds SAT-
re alte Spbn 6es Garmers Saul GoIa,
iu6lib bon Dodge, g.. 9. m1trbe ge-
totet, als ct bonn bela6enen @ei5en-
tpagen neben ieinem @ater berunter-
ftel ur6 l1nter sic 8agenrG6er ro1te.
Ser 8agen fubr inn iiber Sen @o1s
uno t0tete i'm.
Minart. mn SarrD Mmers, Harf-
poli3iit, bot I'M Diitrifsgeri6t gege,
6. S. Smeelep bon Moblb, Mont
tpegen @erleumoung ei1te 5ba0ene
fabflage I'M 8etrage bon $4,000 ELM!
rei6t. gr tp11r6e nuf geranlain !
bon SpeeleD berbuftet un0 tam
Gefangnis, % i'm Ser Mann e,
Wontana beiduloigte, ibm $3.50
iteble1t al babe11.
Mneta. 49, 6. g. 2arion, 8 ;.@
rer Der Gnrmers 5tate 8anf
Anetu, g. g. bat BENT griudel
5armerbinoler na6gegeben I'M
fir 6as Nmt 0es 5tats- gdab
bon Noro Dafota bel Der Ser
Ianfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05
Noro=Dafota.

5iour SAILS. SSn Der @nrage
6es Stills @efdaftsleiters oes SIR
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

AbOvc-The people Of
the United States are to
give this statue to Brazil in
c0mmcmoratl0n of the
hundrcdth anniversary of
the founding Of the Bra
1x Milan nation next Sep
tembcr. ~ 81
At Icf5-Now is the time for rid
ing, and Miss Doris Gubelman Of
. West Orange, N. j., Miss Grace
4 Pierson and Miss Dorothy Barber,
both Of New York, are enjoying the
sport
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03
Why They Framed Their Cards

On TIC occasion of q recent visit 10
Brussels the European Director of
tho Junior American Red Gross was
taken through typical communal
school He was quick TO notice in the
main hall two large wooden frames
containing a great number of Christ
mas cards. On examination :. wa
found that these cards had been sent
by tho children of the United States
TO the unhappy children OF Belgium
al Christmas time. 1914. The Direc-
tov of tho school explained that dur,
ing tho German occupation his. pupils
had been prevented from sending to
their friends in America n |
thanks for the cards and other gifts
lie had therefore had the Christmas
cards framed and hung in the school
so that If b. chance one OF the donors
ever visited the school he CT she
would see that the gift had arrived
safely.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03
NAVY SWIMMERS
BESTED BY OLD ELI



ming by good thrcc-foot margin in
s5 Is seconds after swimming the
distance in "a 3-5 seconds in the relay.
Sinclair starred for the Navy 10y
taking FIRST place in the 220-ylrd
swim in minutes p 10 seconds, and
was third in the century distance lie
also swan in the relay Capt. Dud
Pratt. OF Yale. was trailing him by :
yard in the 2-o-yard event Guernsey
and Wood. OF Yale. easily won the
plunge. while Joiiiffe. the Yale dash
star. won the lOO-yard dash from
Winkjer. of the Navy
The summaries;
2O0-Yiri Relay = Won BY Yale
pratt. Gauss. Banks ard 1elliffe J
Time I'm. @9s. Navy team CBolliag,
W!nklev. Sinclair and KanakanuD
second.
go-Yard Dash Won by Gauss,
Yale Kanakanui. Navy, second; Sol
I've. Yale. third Time, 25 1-5s.
22O-Yard Swim-won by Sinclair.
Navy; Pratt, Yale, second; Marshall,
Yale. third. Time, Pm. 81 lbs.
Plunge-won by Guernsey, Yale;
Wood, Yale, second: Boiling. Navy.
third. Distance, rs feet in SS-S-5s.
1OO-Yard Swim-won by 3Jelliffe,
Yale; Winkjer, Navy. second: Sim
clair. Navy. third Time, 81 los.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03
Engagement
Announced

I
Mr.. and Mrs. blanchard Randall. Of
CatonsTiiIe. have announced the en-
gagemen: of their daughter, Miss
I Elizabeth Blanchard Randall, to Or
Barry Richmond Slack. Jr.. son of
Doctor and Mrs. Harry b. Slack. OF La
Grange. Ca. DR. Slack is a graduate
of the johns Hopkins Medical School
and after serving as inferno at the
hospital studied in Berlin. In 1S14-l5
he was attached 10 the Red Cross
Hospital IN Pau. and was in France
again in 1917 and 1918 with the Johns
Hopkins Unit. Base Hospital is. DR..
Slack is now associate professor of
laryngology at the Johns Hopkins
Hospital and on the staff of the Union
Memorial Hospital. the Church Home
and the Hospital for the Women of
Maryland Miss Randall served two
years in the United States Army Medi-
cal department as reconstruction aide.
She is a member of the Junior League
and the Colonial Danes of America,
the granddaughter OF the late Alex
ander Randall. OF this city, and the
sister Of Mrs Maurice c. Pincoifs,
Miss Emily 3. Randall, Miss Evelyn
b. Randall, Blanchard Randall. Jr.,
Frederick Bruno Randall and Alex
ander Randall. No date has been set
for the wedding.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03
BANDIT ATTEMPTS To
ROB WASHINGTON BANK
THAT HAD JUST OPENED
By The Associated Press,

WASHINGTON n, C.. Abr. S.-An
unsuccessful attempt ~as made today
70 ROD he Merchants Bank and Trust
Company, located at 10th. ana S,h
streets. northwest, one block from the
United states Treasury. one arrest
was made.
The Merchants Bank aai TrIst Co.
new institution, opened rs doors
today ana invited The paIl.c ID make
en- inspection y its luilaag.
Four hours after the DOORS swung
open. an unidentified man entered.
mingled with the other guests in IN
spccting the new lu,id!ng. and
snatched a package cla:aining $1,000
IS he passed the paying teller win
dow The paying teller lcaped from
Behind the ooGntcr and with i pistol
pursued the man up Fifteenth street,
firing into the air.
Hundreds Of government clerks out
fer the noon hour pursued the fee
ing man \ pedestrian heard the ta-
mutt and saw The running man COM
ing and grabbed him. He held him
Untl the paying teller AMI police
man arrived ana the unlimited guest
at the tanks opening was sent 10
police headquarters. The prisoner
told the police he yeas Edward Roy
ten, age rs. of New York
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousands
since, DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for caloInel.
DR.. Edwards. a praeticing physician
fo- IL years and calomel's cld-time
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid hvers.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomal, but a healing, soothing
vegetable laxative.
10 Fri9ing is the keynote " of these
little Segregated, oiive-colored tab
lets. They cause the bowels I'D liver to
act normally. They never force them
10 unnatural action.
Ifvou have dark brown mouth -
bad breatn-a dull. tired feeling-sick
headache !. DEMONSTRATION.
You'll find quick. sure and pleasant re-
suits from one or two Of DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them every night just
TO keep right. Try them l5c and Soc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03
JACK H0XiE Is COWBOY STIR
AND KING TODAY

The undying popularity of western
motion pictures will receive further
support in the Arrow-Ben Wilson pro-
duction. The Double o. starring
Jack Hoxie. Roy Clements directed
this picture and also wrote the story
to be seen at the Garden Theatre to-
day.
Good western pictures have been
popular with the American public foI
certainly Is years. but they mus. be
good. They must have heart inter
est story; they must be well produced
and acted and the characters in them
must be true to life.-(Adv.)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03
Social and Personal
1 SOUTHERN GARDEN
~ Clinton sco"ard.l

~. Clinton Sco.,ard.l
a,,r re wall the bougainyillea vine
n-.o9. in the languid breeze,
purple as ethereal twilight wine
W. ts'ai chalices.
.., where palms and pointed
eedars tower
rse .Idinsls wing along.
r.a petals Of the red hibiscus flower
n.acred with the gift of song.
t..- .a. chill Of lie, is MOL, its
stress.
u-. urapt IN rest il seems!-
..,-. rio Garden OF Forgetfulness /;
r.-e 81 lac B0urn OF Dreamsi
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03
Meeting 0f
BOakiSycrs' Club

The Bcok'cvers' Club will meet to-
morrow az the home Of Mrs. Frank B.
Mitchell, SOC West street. The play
to he read and discussed will be Oscar
Wilde's famous comedy. Lady Win
dermere's Fan" The meeting is cali
cd for 2:45 y. m. as the regular SEES
sion will he preceded By 15-m;nute
business meeting.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03
RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT
STATE HOUSE YESTERDAY

Delegate Funkhouser, of Washing
ton county. led a religious and song
service in the House yesterday aft
crnoon, attended by about 20 Dele
gates and some Annapolis citizens.
Mr. Funkhouser delivered a sermon
from Bible texts and several hymns
were sung. Prayer at the opening
and closing OF the service was made
ly Mr.. FunkhoGser.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03
Then The T'riumphai

Then came the Nays triGmphal
procession With two men out. Bar
Chef singled and went to second,
Schneidor's error of Harris grounder,
Rawlings was safe on a fielder's
choice, filling the bags. Neimeier
drove fast one just inside of the first
sack and Barchet and Harris raced
rome, tying the score. Rawlings
hauled up at third Ncimeier pur!oin-
cd second. Hederman singled, scor-
ing Rawlings. Mckee followed suit,
and Neimeier scored. In the eighth
Durgin made Nays seventh tally on
two errors, followed by Harris single.
Peterson frightened up in the last two
frames and held the enemy safe.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03
Mrs. r. I. Curtin
Goes TO New York

Mrs r.. |, Curtin left this afternoon
for New York to attend the funeral OF
her nephew, Robert b Roosevelt, Jr.,
who died as the result of injuries re-
ceived on Friday night when he was
knocked down by a taxicab at the
crossing of S0th street and Columbus
avenue Mrs Curtin will not return
until the end of the week
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03

Three-base hit--Ncimeier. Sacri-
fee hits Peterson; Burroughs
>,:JIen -Barehet. Harris, Nei-
meier, Alexander; Paganhcci. Blscs
on balls--Od Schneider 8; off Peter
son, 1. Struck out-By Schneider, 2;
by Peterson. 5. Hit by pitcher
Sender Passed b5ll-Durgir. I'm
pres Aubrey and Long. of Balti-
more. TimeA2 hours.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03
Receive At
NilShipmen'> Hop

Mrs Dudley n. Carpenter and Mid
sGpMJn Jerauld l.. Olmstcad. regi-
mcH,sl commander. received at the
Informal mop given Saturday night in
the Naval Academy Armory.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03
Attend Baltimore
Wedding

Miss Rose Freeman. of Wilmington,
Del, sront the Weekend with Mr.. aud
Mrs s. Zelkowitz and with them at
tended the wedding OF their cousin,
Miss Rose Block. which took place in
Baltimore yesterday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03
Polo Matches
In Washington

The first polo match Of the spring
series OF the War Department polo
team will be played on April Is on the
Potomac Park polo field in Washing
Ton. A polo ball similar to that of
last year will be given later in the
season to raise funds for the organi-
zation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03
Engagement
iunaunced

}r and Mrs George X Pickett. of
Alexandria, announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Rebecca Lewis
M.0.c. 10 Ensign Carl s. Drischler.
$ \. The wedding will take place
n the early summer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03

Il hope you are saving that money
that was left you, George. With care
you ought to be able to live comfort
able for the rest of your life" "Oi
means to, Squire. o; lie a-gion' to use
some of it TO get a divorce London
ODiniDn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03
An Oversight

My doctor put me on rigid diet
but he said could Ell all the spin
aeh, wanted"
"Well?"
The darned fool evidently didn
know that | like Spinach. WaysidS
Tales.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03
To- summer
IN Europe

Miss Olivia Wheeler and Miss Emily
Symmrtun. Baltimore debutantes who
a.e rcqJcnt visitors to Annapolis.
viii spend the coming summer in
Europe Miss Wheeler was the week
end guest OF Mrs. George Rowland.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03

Love is sometimes as fierce as
tiger lily" writes a incoming screen
hero. Yes, sometimes il is as fierce as
that. Were you ever attacked by a
real angry tiger lily? Washington
Herald ----. .--....4--. ....--...~.--.-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03
'NltarN From
hiUgtoA

> party j Carvel Hall yesterday in
,.-.s- Commander Petit War
'' the Assistant Secretary of
A''F. his wife. her daughter. Miss
je 3cgiia; Miss Hawiey. and
@talcy George VI. Courts.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-03
Visiting In
Washington

Ngs y. T. Scott. wife of Com
maaicr Scott, went to Washington
,hs morning to visit Mir. and Mrs IL.
N shelton She will return on We'd
acslay