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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
WHY STAY FAT?
YOU CAN REDUCE

The answer Of most rat people is that
IL is too hard, too troublesome and 700
dangerous to force the weight down. Mar.
mola Prescription Tablets overcome all
these difficulties. They are absolutely
harmless. entail no dieting or exercise
and have the added advant ge of cheap
ness. A case is sold at one dollar by all
druggists the world over. or send the price
direct to the Marmola Co., 1912 Wood
ward Ave-. Detroit, Mich. Now that you
know this. you nave no excuse for being
fat, but can reduce steadily and easily
some exercise and starvation diet or fear
without going through long sieges of tire
of bad effects.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
MRS. RAIzEh, GUILTY, TO
Be SENTENCED TOMORROW

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-Mrs, Lillian
S. Raizen, who was convicted of Gee
ond degree murder OIL Sunday by a
super jury" in the Brooklyn SUI
preme court for the Staying Of DIR.
Abraham Glickstein, will be sentenc-
ed tomorrow. The penalty Is 20
years to life Imprisonment.
1t had been announced by mistake
that Mrs. Raizen would be sentenc-
ed today, and a throng stormed the
court house corridors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
OBITUARY
Funeral for Christian Peddersel

Funeral for Christian Peddersen
The funeral for Christian B. Ped
derson was held yesterday afternoon
from his late residence, 1872 Kirk
land place. Rev. S. Kjaer, pastor of
st. Stephens Danish Lutheran
church, officiated. Interment was in
Alpine cemetery. The bearers were
Neils Tonnesen, Anton Tonnesen,
Hans Krogh, Marinus Petersen. Jo-
seph Seaman and August StulZen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

A meeting Of the Italian Civic
Club was held Friday night at Odd
Fellows hall. The election Of officers
scheduled for last night was post
poned until a iater date.
Eleven candidates were initiated
and four applications for member
ship were received by Perth Amboy
Aerie No. 1886. F'raternal order OF
Eagles, Friday night. Complete ar
rangements were made for the an
nual masquerade ball that is to be
held Wednesday night, Washington's
Birthday eve, at the New Auditor
ium. Several prizes will be awarded
for the costumes to be worn by the
dancers.
Martin Nufels. five years old, of
Brace avenue was brought to the
Perth Amboy City Hospital yester~
day afternoon by David Feldman.
who said that he had u down the
boy while he was coasting near his
home. The boy who was attended by
DR.. Slobodien at the hospital and
parents. He received slight abras-
OIiS VI llIC ldSS dllu lldllOEs
Rev. DR.. Niedermeyer spent a few
hours in this city Saturday before
going to New York, to perform a
marriage ceremony. Immediately
after the wedding, he returned to
Merchandising, Pa, where he is
conducting a series OF Evangelistic
services.
Samuel E. Shull, superintendent of
schools, attended a meeting OF the
county and city experimenting at
the Newark Normal School Satur-
day. The purpose of this meeting
was to discuss "Frills and Fads" and
the overcrowding Of the school cur
ricula.
Preliminary arrangements have
been made and everything is in
readiness for the big meeting of the
Middlesex County Dental Society to
be held at the Packer House next
Wednesday night. At this meeting
the amendments and the revision CT
the constitution and the bylaws of
the society will be discussed.
IOtILOIIOW lIlSIlL LIlS SCCOIl0 vi {
series of boys chapel services will
be held In the Y. NJ. c. A. class
starting at 1880 o'clock. In addi-
ton to the singing of hymns, inter
esting talks and discussions a two
reel movie, Buds Recruit" n o
the popular Judge Browns juvenile
series, will be shown. About 10
boys are expected to attend.
President Adrian Lyon, General
Walter H. War;. Directors
N Christian Nielsen and George X.
Sharp. Jr., who represented the local
Y. NJ G. A. at the three days state
convention in Atlantic City have re-
turned Ralph Sharp attended Sat
urday's session representing the To-
cal boys department and returned
with the other delegates Yesterday.
Fifteen, which will plan for the
Perth Amboy Boys Day" program
to be carried out at the Presby-
terrain church Sunday. March IS,
will be held in the Y. M. c. A. to-
night. State Boys Work Secretary
Charles r. Scott will be the prin-
cipal speaker
All Republican Women in this city
are urged to attend the Republican
luncheon which will be held in
Trenton tomorrow. Mrs. Elizabeth
B. Oliver, state vice president, will
be unable to attend as she is con-
fined to her home as the result of
injuries received in an automobile
accident recently.
All teachers of the city are meet
ing in the high school this afternoon
for their first class on the stud
principles and Education" under
the direction of Mrs. Mossman of the
Teachers College of Columbia Uni
versity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

All teachers Of the city r meet
ing in the high school this afternoon
for their first class on the stud
principles and Education" under
the direction of Mrs. Mossman of the
Teachers College of Columbia Uni
versity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

A meeting of the Wawayanda Club
will be held during the week al
which plans will be furthered for the
attendance of. the Perth Amboy dele
cation at the annual state Wawayan'
(which will be held a
Newark this year on March 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

Thursdays~W ashingten's birthday.
the boys department will be open all
day. Secretary Fenby w. Scott is
arranging a lobby game tournament.
a fireside social and other attractions
for the boys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

The Father and Son banquet of
last week was such a success that
Secretary Scott ha practically decid~
ed to conduct a. somewhat similar
affair for the boy members and their
mothers some time next month.
Mothers Day. is observed next
month and this Mother and Son"
innovation may be held about that
time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

The Hi-Y Club has a commmittee
consisting of Christian Jensen,
Thomas Hall and Eugene Mullen ar
ranging for a visit of the Princeton
deputation team in March.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

A volley ball tournament to de-
eide the state championship will be
conducted in the gymnasium On
Washington's birthday. commencing
at 10 o'clock in the morning. Six
teams at least will compete.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
Y. NJ. C.. A..

The finals in the boys lobby game
championships are now being run off
by Secretary Scott, thus far Abe
|Goran having won the pool cham
pionship and Nathan Koch the Mex
lean hockey title.
Everything is in readiness for the
coed social for members of the Y. NJ
|C A senior department and Their
girl friends. The social will be held
in the gymnasium Your. girl is
your ticket" ali members have been
told and a big turnout. for a good
time is ANTICIPATED.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

All Republican Women in this city
are urged to attend the Republican
luncheon which will be held in
Trenton tomorrow. Mrs. Elizabeth
B. Oliver, state vice president, will
be unable to attend as she is con-
fined to her home as the result of
injuries received in an automobile
accident recently.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-07
PODlVNA ZADOST uVEZ-
MEME ZENY.

Jista mlada zena vcera pred
stoupila pred municipamlho
soudce W. 3. Beeba, jemuZ po-
dala skutecne neobvyklcu "a
dost. Byla prave propustena
po odbyti 30-denniho trestu z
okresniho v6zeni pro uzlvanl
narkctickych prostredku, pro
kteryz precin odsouZen byl ie-
il muz k ponekud delsimu po-
bytu We Warrensvillske robo-
tarne a sice do IL. cervence.
Zena zadala soudce, ably il po-
|slal take jeste do Warrensvil-
le. kde by pobyla dokud nebu-
Ge propulsion mua. Zadost .
duvodnovala, re by Sc il donna
'styskalo ze by snadno upad-
la V starou naruzivost. "Takto
'vyjdeme spolecne, opustime
mes.o A Zapocneme novy Il
vot,' pravila. Soudce jejimu
prani vyhovel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-07
BOURE A VtEREJSf JEJf
NASLEDKY.
Do.tavivsi Sc vlaha doprcvoze'
ma obetmi ma lidskych
zivotech.

Vcerejsi elektricka boure.
iez zlomila nesnesitelnou hor-
kou vlnu, zpusobila soucasne
i velkych skod.
Y Daytonu zapalen byl ble-
skem riditelny armadni balon
Sp. Statu TC-1. diva muzi po-
sadky donuceni k seskoku do
hloubky as 40 stop, byli IRA
neni. Bleskem zapalena byla
stodola V Newton Falls I v je
jich plamenech uhorela&>
jeden muz. TIME at&asbem
zabit byl napinat elektrickych
vedeni V Coshoctonu diva je-
no spoludelnici omraceni.
V Lowellvilske pracharne
The Grasselli Powder Co. zpu>
sobil blesk vybuch IL tun Ger.
neho prachu. Explose zpdso-
bila skod Ia $4,000, vymac-
kla sta oxen V sousednich bu-
dovach V prav6 kolem je-
doucim vlaku.
19-leta pi. l.. Gadtenova, z
27O9 Marion ave. V Clevelande
spaGla premozena vedrem $ O.
kna a ma miste Sc zabila a v
Doveru Sc utopil muz.
Pred ctvrtou hodinou sc do
stavivsi lijavec doprovozeny
boufi, zatopil nektere ulice a
nizc polozena mista. Zeimena
ma novem zavodisti v Brookly.
ne, ma Memphis a Ridge I'd. by
10 dukladne promoceno as ma
5000 navstevniku a V roZmek-
lem blate zuStalo trceti as 1900
automobile. Bezmocne snahy
ridicu dostati Sc "kase" bu-
dily vzdor vazncsti situace mi
sty smich.
Ma zavodiSti utvorily Sc ka-
luze rozfed6ne hllny, dostupu-
jici az pc kolena, talk ze dalsi
Zavodeni po n6iakou dobu bu-
de Znemozneno. Ia liiaku spa
do behem jedine hodiny sko-
rem ctvrt palce vody a oblaka
die zpravy Emeryho pokraco-
vati budou kropeni jeste
dnes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-07
ZATCEN PRO PODVODNE
MANlPULACE.

Byvaly riditel asistent new
bnrgske pobocky The Cleve-
land Trust Co., George E.
Wilks, byl vcera zatcen pro
schodek v dom6le vysi 100000
We fondu, ktery byl sveren ie
ho peel. Zpronevereny obnos
neni dosud podrobne IMAM,
ale detektivove, kteri jei zatkli
Shlibley a Bettcher, vypravuji,
ze obvineny Sc Jim primal, re
vybral as cd $4,000 do $780,
600, kdezto president banky
Harris Creech pravi, ze scho>
dek dostupuie jen as. $4,000.
penize vzaty byly vkladu
'd<pu pozemkovych firem The
Granwood Land Co., 4 The
GranWood Estates Co., u KITE
rych byl zamestnan jake ucet-
nj, krone ufadu v bance. Je-
likoz ale byl zproneverily L.
fednik pod bondem The United
States Guaranty Co. nebude
zadna strana poskozena, kro-
me teto pojist'ovny, jez bude
povinna kazdou skodu hvaditi.
Wilks opustil svoje misto V
bance Is. brezna jiz od te-
to DOLBY bylo die bankovnich IL
Ifedniku, patrno, re neco neni
" pcradku". Nedavno pro kra-
dez $4,000 odsouzeny mladik
William Petre, ienz byl tired
nikem filialky ma Kinsman I'd.
a vych. SO. ul. vypravel "a w
slechu, re Wilks jej navadel,
| lax zminene penize ukrasti.
Petre, ktery jest zavren V ro-
botarn6 mansfieldske, pozd6ii
ale tuto vypoved' odvolal.
Zatceny urednik bydlel V G.
1880 Cedar Rd., Cleveland
Heights, kde manzelka jeho po
zprave 0 zatceni muze prohla-
sila, re nev6ri v toto obvineni.
Manzel ieii byl pry skromnym
muzem oba devitiletou dee
ruskou zili velmi .iednoduse,
tax re prv nebylo nikterak tfe-
ba opatrovati penize Zlotin-
inym zpusobem.
Jine zpravy ale pravi, re Sc
Wilks chladnokrevne primal,
re penize ztratil ia spekulace
s akciemi. Blizslho svetla v
celou zalezitost vnese arci te-
prve dalsi setreni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-07
PREKAzENA BASEBALL
Iowa HRA.
Sli prGvodem ma bezpecnostni-
niho riditele MARTINEZ.

Ma hristi u skoly Miles Park
usporadana byla vcera odpole-
dne baseballova hra, kdyz Sc
pojednou dostavil policejnl
straznik a brace vyzval k "a
nechani Sportu, jelikoz ma roz
kaz, ably hru zastavil. Nastalo
vSeobecne rozhofceni - hraci
Sc ohrazovali, re mali povole-
nj skolni rady, kdezto policista
pravil. re rozkaz je rozkaz, az
konecne prohodil, aby 81 to Wy
fidiIi ) Hditelem mestskt bez-
pecnostI, Martincem sami. Mia
dici Sc die rady zachovali a V
|poctu as 200 sc dali ma pochod
do Martincova bytu, vzdale-
ntho dve mile do {. 1O113 Ra-
mona boulevard s. E. Kdyz
prGvod pi.isel ma mlsto, musel
Sc Ease vratit neb bezpetnostni
riditel nebyl donna.
Sportovnici vsak nepopusti
a vyslou dnes protestnl dele
gaci ma radnici.
Zakaz pfekazene hry ale
ma iin6 pozadi, nebot' spor-
tovnici pry v okoli vytloukali
okna tropili jin6 nepriiemno-
sti, jak 81 okolni obyvatele pry
IZt9ZOyali
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-07
MATKA A SYN SPOLUSTU-
DENTY.

Columbus, O., 5. cervna. Pi.
Louise Herrick Abbottoya, oh
drzi diplom Mistra Umeni We
stejny den, kdy jeji syn, Henry
Herrick Abbott, dostane di-
plom Bakalafe Vedy v odboru
elektrickeho inzenyrstvl na
kAioske statni universite. bylo
oznameno zde dnes. Pl. Alb
bottova ziskala dlplom Baka-
lare Um6nl Ma Ohlocke statni
universite pred ti'iceti roxy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-07
ZBAVEN MfSTA PRO NOVI-
NARSKOU ZPRAVU.

Protesty prot neotvirani la
mi Woodlandskych mali po-
divnou dohru. Josef SledZ, z
{. 4293 vych. Y. ul., ienz pc
vice lak rok slouzil k vseobec-
ne spokoienosti iako nocni hli-
dac zmin6nych m6stskych kou-
pelen, byl bezohledne, vzdor
tomu, re jest otcem peti ditek
propusten iiditelem parku Rue
tenikem z prace. Proc sc TAX
stale, nechce ureite pfiznati
ami Ruetenik ami mayor Koh-
Ter.
V pondeli Sc objevila Y Ii
stech Zprava, re Sledz jest pri-
mo Zahrnovan telefonickVmi
dctazy, proc re mesto wood
landske lame teto parne do
be neotvira a dotazy arci do
provoZeny byly nekdy nekte-
rou peprnejsi poznamkou. KITE
rou snad Sledz reprodukoval
dale a tax proti sobe popudil
"ysemocne radnicni pany" No
vinarsti reporter sami Sc sli
tazati Ruetenika, zda zprava
tato byla pficinou propustenl
Sledze. ale dostalo Sc i'm jen
vyhybave odpov6di, ze "vyho.
zeni' jeho sc stale lien k zlep-
Semi sluzby".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-07
CRADUACE PRlSTICH
UCITELEK.

Ma zdeiSi skole prn&ss,Ivik
ucitelek konana bude gNxsyose'
nj slavnost dnes vecer o~Thos
dine vecernl Y Masonic Hall
M Euclid ave. ia zvlastniho
programu. Kandidatek letos
absolvovalo celkem 13O, mezi
mimi Sc shledavame i $ kraian-
kami, slecnami:
Marie Ruzena Blazkova,
Alice b. Bohutlnska,
Olga Dvorakova,.
Edna l.. Klipcova,
Emma Kolarova,
Grace Ruzickova,
Orfa Sebkova,
l.. Setelova,
Grace Irnkova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-07
SVET''

- Pres 800 ditek navstsvu-
je ceske svobodomyslne sko
ly v Clevelandu. Tyto ditky
budou poprve shromazdsny
v nedeli "a. cervna v Ceske
Sini Sokol a to znamena, ze
ze PIP. rodice pGjdou mimi
sloziti slib, ze veskerou po-
zornost a podporu budou We
novati svobodomyslne sko-
lie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-07
TLOUSTKA - ZAVADA Y
PRACI.

Canton, O., 6. cervna. Je-
den muz zdejsi byl zatcen po-
licii dnes. kdyz il uv6domil. zc
jest prllis tlusty, nez ably mohl
pracovati. Vezen vazi pres $50
liber. Sdelll policii, re Ia po-
slednl diva roxy pracoval pet
tvdnu. Bude pcdroben vysetro
vani,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-07
SCHUZE
zabavniho vyboru pro
e. SKY DEN

G E SKY D E N
a vsech zastupci a zastup-
kyn svobodomyslnych skol,
,kona Sc
We ctvrtek dne z. cervna
v Ces. Mar. Sini ma Broadway
I've skolni mistnosti) 8 no.
din vecer. Vyznam ceskeho
dne pro svobodomyslny lid W.
zaduie pritomnost kazdeho,
ably uspech tohoto dne v kaz-
dem ohledu byl chloubou ce-
skeho svobodomyslneho lidu.
Prijd'te a berte podilu ma
praci pro ceske skoly.
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Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-23
CADETS EAGER TOBEAT
WASHINGTON TOSSERS

College basketball fans and others
will be attracted to the gymnasium at
ST. Johns College tonight to witness
the contest between the Cadets and
the quintet of Washington College
The game will get under way at s
o'clock
This will be the second meeting OF
the season between the local col
legians and the lads from the Eastern
Shore institution. Several weeks ago
St Johns went down to defeat before
Washington at Chestertown, but the
following day defeated Pennsylvanis
Military College On Wednesday last
the Pennsylvanians broke Washing,
tons streak of Is straight wins, taxi
ing a desperately contested game, Al
to 40. The local Cadets have shown
great improvement in play since the
former encounter with Washington
and tonight's engagement. should
therefore. be we'll worth watching
The Cadets are keyed to high pitch
10 win
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-23
MUSIC AND SONG At
GOV. EMP. AFFAIR

Despite the numerous social func-
tions which marked the celebration
of Washingtons Birthday in this To-
cality the entertainment given last
night ly the Association of the Gov
ernment Employees of Annapolis was
quite successful.
The affair was held in the Anna
polls High School and began at
o'clock. The proceeds were added to
the Associations relief fund Prof.
Sima's orchestra supplied the musical
selections and accompaniment and
the following program being enjoyed
by the large crowd present:
Overture: solo. Howard Folker;
musical selection: solo. Charles
Gates; musical selection; sketch.
Daniel and Strahorn; musical selec-
ton; solo. A. Boettcher: musical Sc
lection; solo. James Leddy; musical
selection
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-23
MANY ATTEND SUPPER
FOR TRINITY CHURCH

Numt ers of Annapolis residents, as
well as many out-of-town guests and
county people, assembled last night
in the basement of Trinity Metho-
dist Episcopal Church (South), to
give suitable testimony to the ap-
pealing qualities of delicious salt
water oysters served by the members
of the Mems Bible Glass of that
church. The oysters, which proved
so irresistible to throngs of Annapo-
lis people, were procured from Sol
omon's Island and were served piping
hot to the hungry patrons All the
other accompaniments of a genuine
oyster supper were also in evidence
and those so fortunate as to take in
the affair are still congratulating
themselves upon the wisdom they dis
played in electing to be present.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-23
PLANS TO CELEBRATE
MARYLAND FOUNDATION

The Rev. DR.. James NJ Magru1er.
governor of the Society of the Ark
and the Dove. announced last night
at the Peabody Institute. in Balti-
mere, that heads of historical and
patriotic organizations will be called
with others within a few days to for
mulate tentative plans for per ma
nent organization to arrange for the
three hundredth anniversary of the
founding OF Maryland to lie celebr tel
in 1884.
The announcement followed the last
of series of lectures by Matt lew
Page Andrews on Maryland histor
After the smaller committee fra ned
a tentative plan. Dr. Magruder said.
the Society of the Ark and the Iioye
would hold public meeting, v hen
the organization afor the celebra ion
could be discussed at length. Tlen.
he said, permanent organiza lion
could be formed.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-23
DOUBLE-HEADER COURT
CONTEST BOOKED FOR
STATE ARMORY TONIGHT

With teams of Company M and
Company "F." OF Annapolis and
Hyattsville. respectively. units of the
First Maryland Regiment, clashing in
the main event, donbie-header bas-
ketball game will be staged tonight in
the State armory The preliminary
contest will be between quints OF An
napolis High School and Mount ST
Joseph's. This game will start al Z
O'Clock and the battle between the
soldiers will follow Immediately upon
its conclusion. Following the Sport
program there will be a dance.
The meeting between the soldier
teams is attracting more than ordin-
airy interest, in that it will be one OF
the games that figure in the regi-
mental championship for the year
The local boys are especially anxious
to win in view of the fact that the
Hyattsville outfit lifted the trophy
last year and forced the Annapolitans
to yield to defeat in game played
earlier during the present season.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-23
DISCUSS PLANS FOR
COLLEGE ASSOCIATION
Representatives OF Several Stats
Institutions Hold Conference
In Baltimore Today
MUTUAL INTEREST, AIM

Prof. Sydney S. Handy, OF the chair
of English at st. Johns College, left
Annapolis this morning to attend the
luncheon and conference of higher
educational institutions of Maryls nd
at which plans for the formation OF
an Association of Colleges of the
State will be discussed
The project of organizing such an
association was broached at the meet
ing of college presidents held in con-
junction with the State Teachers AS
sociation convention last fall No
definite action was taken at that time.
however, and the suggestion appar-
emily was dropped until recently
when DR.. Clarence p Gould presi-
dent of Washington College. of Ches-
tertown, issued an invitation to rer-
resentatives of several institutions Ia
a special meeting arranged for today
To Create Mutual Interest
The purpose of the association will
Continued On Page 81
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-23
Program Of Academy
Athletic Carnival
Tomorrow

Because of the diversified pro-
gram of events that will mark the
athletic carnival at the Naval
Academy tomorrow afternoon.
with the ArmyNavy basketball
game as the chief attraction, and
the keen desire of sport devotees
to witness it. athletic authorities
of the Academy have arranged
the time chart so that none of the
other contests will encroach upon
the inter-serviee struggle. Here
is the calendar for the day:
/ p. M.-Fencing - Triangular
meet, Navy. University OF Penn
sylvania and Massachusetts Tech.
2:3O p. M.-Army-Navy basket
ball.
p. M.-Gymnastics, Massa-
chusetts Tech.
P. M.-Boxing. Massachusetts
Tech.
p. M.-Wrestling, Penn State.
p. Water Polo. Patterson
Athletic Club, OF Baltimore.
p M-Swimming, Navy
"Plebes" VS.. Central High, OF
Washington.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-23
D. A. R. CELEBRATES
PATRIOTIC HOLIDAY
Mrs. Gage Reads Essay On
Tcnch Tilghman And Service
With Washington

The Peggy Stewart Tea Party
Chapter of tho Daughters OF the Am
erican Revolution held it's meeting
yesterday at the home of Mrs. Bar
ton l.. Keen. 5 Maryland avenue. This
change from the regular date was de-
cided on in order to commemorate
one of the greatest days in the Ma
tion's history.
A most interesting essay on Gem
eral Tench Tilghman, written by
Mrs. Emma Abbott Gage, was read
which gave many intimate details of
his service and friendships with
General Washington esides the ac-
count of his brilliant military ca
reer.
The sum of fifty dollars was de-
cided upon to send to the State Treas
urer for Sulgrave Manor, England,
half of the amount teing donated by
1--WE of the chapter memlers.
Discuss Patriotic Matters
Many matters of national and pa
triOtic interest were discussed. and
among them a stained glass window
in Selby Abbey, Yorkshire, emblazon-
ed with the coat of arms of the
Washington family. This window ac-
cording TO the authoritative account
Contiuued on Page 81
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-23
COLONIAL MOTOR co.'s
EXHIBIT FOR BIG SHOW
PARADED SITS. TO-DAY

AS a forerunner of the Annapolis
Automobile Show, which will be off
cially opened tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock, the Colonial Motor Compan'
gave a street pageant today for tn
purpose of exhibiting the variou'
types and models of Ford cars whicl
will form part of that company's ex
hibit at the big show.
The parade of the cars, which in
cluded trucks and tractors IL differen
designs, and passenger vehicles
moved from the company's plant ou
West street and covered the principe
thoroughfares of the city. In all
there were ten cars in line, and th'
procession attracted much attention