Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-04-13
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HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK

Centreville.-Oliver G. Jones, coun-
y agent for Queen Anne's county, has
rendered his resignation to take effect
as soon as it is possible for Dr. T. w.
Symons to appoint a successor. Mr..
Jones has filled this position for the
last six years.
Baltimore.-Memorial services for
46 members cf the Baltimore Lodge,
Loyal Order Of Moose, who died last
year. Sunday we're held in a lodge of
sorrow at Moose Home, 40 West
Fayette street. The public was In
vited. William b. McCadden, past d.
rector, made the memorial address.
Adrian Hughes. incumbent director
presided.
College Park.-University Of Mary
lands baseball team will open its
home season Monday. entertaining the
University Of Vermont. Four other
games are scheduled for the Old Line
tossers this week. Gallaudet will be
here Wednesday. st. Johns Friday
and on Saturday the Black and Gold
will go over to Annapolis to encounter
the Navy.
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Show this year will Illustrate the mag
nitude and Importance OF the city's
commerce and industry, according to
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Baltimore. = The Maryland State
Chiropractors' Association held ban
1ae. a. .ne oou'neih ooouh iio'ei' WIZ ~
"ii.on O. Saise., paes,ue,i.' ss ,oas'
n,sseer, ~. a, .. Cr,a.helu, , presiuen' .D
~ 'ne wni,opia ae'i0 Neseaien oil''eis,
~ u "ssi',ns,on, as', =, -, was piin.ipei .,'s
M0i'iDsis iioln a., sesions
y .ne oeaee anu 'ne l.s'iie' u "
iuiiio'a were present
Crisheld.-Clad in Khan regalia. but
with hood removed. the Rev Robert
Kilgore at the Baptist Temple Sunday
told 200 members Of the order. all in
white robes, and other members Of
his congregation to drive cut of town
@those people who keep their places
of business open on our Sabbath {"
While the preacher of Christianity was
calling for war, some one outside the
church stole a camera which was to
have been used in taking a picture Of
chrrch api.ht hove ,hors iy worl
tor vo, 70 10 :, sa,d tbs nrsacber @and
sor ,ha arras. and oonr,otion ~ he
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Baltimore,--No more dances VIII pc
held at the Young Womens Christian
Association because OF alleged I'M
proper dancing, 1t was announced sat
urday night, according to members Oh
the association. Dances have been
held regularly al the Young Womens 5
Christian Association, at all OF which
chaperons have been present. The new
Jazz steps, however. met disapproVal
and were followed by announcement
OF the discontinuance OF the Dances
The system OF weekly dances was De-
gun some time ago at the request Oh
the young women living In the Duiid-
ing, 12S West Franklin street. Il has
been their custom to invite their ac-
quaintances. This is not the hrst
time complaints about the dancing
Centrevllie.-To oe awakened IN the
dead oil night Dy an underlined purg-
lar VINO was calmly ransaeking Du-
reau drawer IN their room, ana VINO at
the nrst alarm leaped tnrough sec
ond-story window ana made ms escape
uown a ladder, was the experience OF
MRS, BESSIE heatlng Hopper WIDOW Oh
Judge Pnilemon b, hopper ana MISS
Mamie 7. keatng. language teacner
az Centreviiie hlgh scnooi' az tneif
nome on haiiroad avenue. Aithousn
local omeers nave Deen making an
aggressive eiiort 10 uncover 'he iuen'F
y OF tne marauder' no cue mas oeeh
OBTAINED. MRS. Hopper ana MISS heat-
ING VINO are sisters were occupying
tne same room al tne nearing nome.
MRS. hopper was aroused Dy some one
moving aoout the room. Althougn
starlleo' Mrs. hopper asked tne 'niel
what ne was ooins IN 'ne room, me
iauuer useu ny tne looDsr pcionseu
Baltimore--Eleyen persons, includ-
ing a 6-month-old baby and two other
children. either were carried or helped
to the street by firemen and patrol
men during fire at 1911 Madison ave-
nue.. Those rescued are: Mr.. and
,~.s, os'o "as9e"'ns o.s =" '"e' saDs
Johr cu,,ison and their two cbi,dren
John. Jr.. s years old. and Helen. 8
years old. Mrs. Mary Bateman. Miss
Myrtle Bateman and Miss Nellie Bate
n. man NJ ~ Me.neiu, roonhei in 'ne s
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