Evening capital and Maryland gazette., January 01, 1920, Image 5

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SOCIAL ANNAPOLIS
£ 3
h NIKS. EMMA ABBOTT (>A(iE
I
I , ! f.t Tlif* V*'
o •.r *rill year!
on thy
• . ~*,.•* ml clear
.j li.ijfet tone:
•,u st rung <>f
i) \ i’h* il king,
and sin.
! lint blessings
; , ■; away
~i years
, : i - :n his day
~ .a r joys th:tn
:.• n; 'in! ild,
• v pure, sinless
, . • will ne'er grow
• ! i ar Native Land.
■ a hearrs now sore
■he cruel Old Year
, nine- ■ draw o'er
. ill peart threshold
. . t rant king!
.a . .■ o loyal be
delight to fling
i - keen misery!
hat we in y say,
~ , "a* titne for thee to go;
wi grieve today,
1 have loved thee ho!"
(held Housekeeping.
, i \ (.lies)
, vvUms
.:. wfe of Commander
a. : .: i 1 Slav ion, U. S. N..
.■ iii st over the holidays
i ! ilcm i Wood, of New
Mi I tan Hall
o t ini|iarij '1
,' s ball given by Company
M.ll . ; and State Guard, at
■ a r tin it y. was a great suc
• u• n■ was excellent, and a
. t w., in attendance The
tv -pint was in evidence,
hejiig ii good humor
1 is .:,• ecus wile list'd lavishly
a . ..i.itmi, . and the armory pre
, a :a i\ ippeanhice through
z w.i - tram S: MO until 1 a
i ill Near was danced out
\ w \ ear danced in by t lie
. ji.i; rons
\'"r !lI!t lelllcoe
1 mnit::'. Mu I nesdiij
,!i .1 ell.coe. of Scarpa, better
Vlmiral Jclliooe, of the
Navy, will make an inspection
N'av \ uletny on Tuesday, ae
.■ a announcement from the
■ par'im ut yesterday.
.1. Uieoe will arrive at
• ii in the morning. After
, ?i a buffet luncheon will
the Superintendent’s. At
afternoon the Admiral
Washington At :s:la the
■a he and his party will
1.. v W -s; He will sail from
. nvuig Tuesday for Eng
■ :,) Washington Admiral
b vi-:: the War College at
it I where he will be* en
-1 K- ar Admiral Sims. He
; of honor at a dinner
r' on January :i Lady
.! from New York for
: will not accompany the
A -'i.ngton and Annapolis.
.1 • ■ h> will arrive in
. . Sunday and will be the
\ v y I>epartment for 4S
accompanied by his
\ : ral A C Niblai k has
his naval aide dur
.■ has been making a
I'.'minions of Aus
an.l am! Canada or
; ami Naval Advisory
ii was in command of
a: the battle of Jut
■ Viter
; 't> :. .; t js;, '
r.i lias returned t(
1 PI. ..e alter a pro
- veal weeks to her
K mdall. at his
Xmneu dace, Haiti
i e s Thomas Kichel-
N.:\al \i ademy. who
Annapolis, hav<
ah m 'll Baltimore
t r will commute
Timumlor and Mrs
-eii spending the
■ - Sanmons' parents
> c. hive returned.
• ! V i'l; :ls ,1
' ’-"il
■ > Superur.ondont oi
• tb rge Fox. return
whero he has been
:i a three-days' ses
’ ' 'ii ot state Toach-
W, ■ -•; High School.
\ expressed great
derived from the
>s all the speaker?
n unusual abil
• - : run Columbia
’ a* teachers atwnd
’•- i 'u 1.1 not fail to be
i m
lot Iter*’ ( Ircle
.'<> H",i| Hectiiig
I lore will be dii important business
..'.( ting toiuorr i.v evening of the
dot her s’ Circle, a* *he Y W C. A
loms. State Circle and Franc:- street
ill members of the Circle arc urged to
'end thn meeting, which is one oi
,r* at importance.
M.ss H-len M >-s, who has b en on a
lying vis.t to her parents. Judge and
L Kobert ..loss, Shipwright street
return* 1 to resume her duties at
riie Se'tlemen', New Y(.rk.
>ti7r.;ge Pageant
las It: Ml Ihi'tponcd
T!ie Suffrage Pag* ir.t, which was
scheduled in Annapolis u>r January l;;
m ler Hi* ."MipiTvision of the local Sat
trage League, ha-, been po.-uponed, and
•vill not he li< !d un'il January 20
M s Johnson an 1 Miss I>oro
h v Zn gb: r of Pittsburgh, ar*- tn
louse guest: of the Governor and Mrs
Emerson < Harrington and family ai
he Executive Mansion lor over the
V w Year’s holiday. They attended
!'.*• New Year's Kve ball given by the
midsiiipmen at the Naval Academy kist
night.
DEEDS OF GLORY”A
BEAUTIFUL CALENDAR
Frank Slama, popular West street
ho** merchant, has issued a handsome 1
*'<• Year's calendar to his friends and!
a iron- The title of the picture il
isf ating tile calendar is “Deeds of
ilory." and is from an original paint
tig by Zula Kenyon.
Sitting 'Vith her knifing.
.Vhile her linger - deftly weave
Khaki thread into the garments soft
and W.i nil;
Thinking always thinking!
drying bravely not to grieve
For the absent one who brave. a
world-war storm.
Sitting with her knitting;
Ivory home tire in th * land
Warms a knitter knitting warmth
for those away;
Thinking always thinking
)f a far-off. sturdy band.
And of him who’s coming back to I
her sonm dav.
y
Sitting with her knitting
>, the woman Inf? beliitl 1!
There’s a price she nays for Free-|
dom’s sure advance!
Sitting •k’F'tirig dreaming!
od of grace, he something kin i
To the knitter, with her thoughts
Smite where in France!
CiF Y W HILSLAX!)
Mis • Zula Kenyon is a woman of the
lid lie WP-t. born in Wision.bn. She
tten ied ; !,e Art Institute at Chicago,
hough he is very lirgely self-taught
ler pii Hi' - have a human appeal,
n.l lo r work, which for a number of
•a: s hat been published by The Cer
•ch 1 • 'rklow Company, has achieved
ery will popularity.
CMPTY STOCKING CLUB
MAKES ITS REPORT
Miss Adcle Randall, president of th
imply Stocking Club, submits her re
ort and that of her helpers tor thv
year 1019.
,\t :s - Randall said the Empty stock
ic Ciuh supplied gilds to smne JOO
nd inorii children and other-
The iTmtributions w >re generous
ver slod having been contributed in
roney. much of the com.ng from the
; i\al A,'cdomy Chapel Sunday School •
ml he Chaplain. The Chapel al-o
are toy?, games and books. St
kune's Sunday School contributed
onerously, and there were individual
ontrihut ions'. Besides tilling the
locking of many poor ehildren. th<
lub gave to inmates of the County
lomc. prisoners at the jail, the sick rt
he hospital, and a number of pc.o:
eople in Cm city and i Kinty
tl .iei .v New V
300.000 OF THE
ARMENIANS DESTITUTE
It is p:invited bv the Amorbnr
Committee for the. Relief of the Noa;
East that there are SOo.OdO destitun
krmenlans who will require as->
ranee until next year s harvest.
Owing to conditions throughout
Europe, the greater par' of this re
lief will have to come from the Fiice:
States. The minimum requirement
o keep these starving people ai.v
,vj ll be *.OOO tons of flour monthly r.r.
il the harvest of 1920. Besides thi
here will he needed large quantutk:
>f clothii.’ and other supplies f>r th. ,
additional relief of the 150.000 p.*r
mtless children.
Money as well us other things wii'
have to be subscril ed to complete the
task of taking relief to these people
Without it the distribution of the ar
icles and the maintainanoe of :h<
work now going on would be iaipo®
sihle. In the Caucasus alone 5590.
hU> monthly will le needed to pur
chase food.
Give money Give clothing. Sene
t immediately to E. Vk lgle..ar
rreasurer. Near blast F-loliet. I*. O
,! !!ov iss. Annapolis.
H.r>P.v xnr vai ,
THE EVENING CAPITAL AND MARYLAND GAZETTE. ANNAPOLIS. MAR\ LAND, t ill KSDAV. i xNI AkY 1.
NEW RESOLUTIONS
FOR THE YEAR 1921
Result* <1
THAT 1 SHALL HAVE:
A
HEART tar 'oo hie: f ,r j a!onsy.
iTnat'* gr vd ! >r my bro.her’-
shari i;
That knows Fa: ’i, and Toil ar*
sure to win
Nr, envy ;m: bring !)c = pai:'
A SOFL that krmws hr? : .r
here
To dwell for cr.e life's she-• -pm
To earn its return to Him by v -k '
Laid out in Hit * n*- gr plan.
PRIDE, that shall nix r be i >n t
But live, as P should, within;
A joy that's reborn with < a h g .
gained,
sYi'h every defea* . f Sin
PATIENCE • that knows th..' < :C>
pains
Can ever build walls hut un i ■
Tliat vistas o'er those -• u ! ip*.
we've climbed
Are what made the heigh:
grand.
YEARNING for only sui h kin Is •>'
g .in
As I with mankind may shut :
For whether it's gold or just r.
thought.
Such wealth is a treasuv rare.
' NERVE'' that i- neither "bru-.- 'r. '
“crust.”
But ready to stand lie's “gaff:"
That, thrilled by Right's ,r: nt
that through it. ii >w l
Could even face Death and ! v;,* ;
EARNESTNESS in all thing. 1 do
Above all. in wha’ 1 -tate;
That, tj.ave it he plainly timely j
Will never equivocate.
WORTH to the world the e ' ml
bread.
For which I owe lair re’nr.i.
And worth to the friends v. u !
such joys
As I should not ''sponge” hu' earn i
5't)FTIl in the temple of my
As long as God may decree:
And Youth in that - mi <t->r Yo-ith
is Hope)
Throughout all eternity.
EAGERNESS, which will r .e' ,
done.
And will not procrastinate;
Will tramp Life's rough r** 1
through to Success.
Not waiting for "lifts" from F.m
AMBITION to ever lead me on.
Then plan other goals ah H
No matter what miles it ha : let'
behind,
That always wants more to tr-.l
RIGHT as my guiding star uir m.yV,
life ,
So that I need never fear
That Time will not find mo hip
pier
And happier every year.
"E.,” in Baltimore Sun.
December Ml.
Happy New V car
RECRUITERS’ BULLETIN
TYPICAL OF MARINES
The Christmas number of “The Re
cruiters Bulletin" of the United Sta'-
Marine Corps, is a spl ndid exar p!
the manner in which th** ‘ieathef
necks" clean up in a literary and an
artistic way, as well as in a figli !r.y
way once they get stirted
It is a 42-page magazine, -plendidi;.
printed on tine paper, with a * >] >r i
frontispiece by Adolph Treid r. a ‘ '
page colored reproduction of Fran’*. F
Schoonover's painting of the marine '
attack on Bouresches, in the Belle,n
Wood lighting of June f>. 191 S. man;
line drawings by members of i.k
corps, drawings which would he credit
able to professional artists. There as
poems and tales of the deeds of Cncle
Sam’s sea soldiers in all linds. bowk
by marines and some by writers v.h.i
are not fortunate enough to be men
hors of the corps.
Christmas greeting from Secretary
of the Navy Daniels, from Mai-Gon
George Barnett, the commandant of
the corps, from Maj.-Gen. John A. Le
jouno. who commanded the marines
with the Second Division in France.
There are good words about the corps
from the Governors of half of ’Il
States of the United States Lulu i d
in the list is Governor Harrington of
Maryland
flippy New Yen
COMMODORE FRAZER
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Commodore Re ih Frazer, retired
after forty-seven years in the X *vy
died in the Naval Hospital in Brooklyn
Tuesday. He was horn sixty-- ■;
years as > in Lancaster. Pi . and en
tered the Navy Supply Corps when .
youth.
Commodore Frazer organized h
twelfth naval district, with headquart
ers in San Francisco, and when he re
tired was supply officer at the Naval
'Academy. He served as disbursing of
ficer in New York during the war. H
had many friends hero who regret to
learn of his death
Happy N<> Y*ur
STORE CLOSED MONDAY
FOR STOCK-TAKING
In another column Edward Jewell
•proprietor of the "Prido Store.” Main
treet. opposite Conduit, is giving no
tice of the closing of his stor > on Mon
day. January 5. after twelve o'clock
noon.
The object of closing the store is to
take stock of the year's business, and
to adjust the the coming
new year.
Happy Now Year
Stockholder'** Meeting
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Annapolis Banking and
Trust Company will be held on Thurs
day. January 8. a; 12 o'clock, noon, at
the banking houses, corner Main street
, and Church Circle.
Free Education for U. S. Warriors
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SOLDIERS. SAILORS AND MARINES REG 1 STERING FOR ”Y“ SCHOLARSHIPS
r. M. C. A. W!LL AWARD
46.200 SCHOLARS:'!PS
New York.—Anrou-li'
-ei ?!i!iv t.v William s.> . . < i , ■ :
die Nutloiial War Work *
Young Men s ChrLLan
Il.l‘oo fra* fc<-hi'!:ir.-fi:| •• •... ; a I • ' j
Jiseharged soldiers. .*• . • t - . .
Americans who ser\ wi: 1 ,ar
sons of America: s . . ~
luring the Worid W ar, thre’.th the l
s*l Y. M. *'. A. sc!: , a
For this purr s.• ur.tl f •• . :[• ••>• ....
f th*- Y. M O. A od i,
, *tahlil.icd 'h* A l. i , t: *;•!.. f
; l-tA'Ct'.he. s t>< . . • ;■!..• .11 V
War W ork * 'oijn, it, .w ij..- < r
; free schotaiships air . !y have I ,:
ii.d an- l-etny a epo s at many m.
A. 8 in the country.
"This ti<-e S' i.olar. !i:p ; !an i.- to tac
lomobibzed man a .t•:, iatio.-j of th •
: work of tlie X. M. r A ltilur., a.al
j Commission ovi r.* a.-- said Mr. yi .. .
i “1 he Army's and ,w > ta <•: ... i i:v
! ’or the education . f th<- ■ rxice man
j 'eased upon !i. reLiru t • . \,| Lfe. t> -
( ,'upational ta .idju. '.nient. g. th**r \\. a
j the high cost el living. | : , s ( . ade addi
“Y” TO PROTnOTr NiEW
AMERICAMIZATIGN PLAN'
“Birth Is nu, ; :c . . • ;;; p.s! •, a
thn'.ce." is It.e , an h :,..s l.cn
• dojited h.V the A; •! i< :■ ntra |*tir. in
>f li'.f Y. M. C. A . ■!):, ti is r, g t,
v nk since tin- arc • . n a great.} • r:-
nrge*l sen'*■ Wln l it, - 1,,.i u.< n
uni boys fn-in other laco- ’ v p:g lure ■: -
ode to S'-ek >i: :z, iinilip a. I its r.-sn-ui. i
dtlti. s or remain ati.-n to \• t iean m
r dutiotis. an t an ea:- y pr ; to , j
< -1 let-s. is v.'a! |eto
| "'t n 1 >( o; .:n tii.-t :• •t • s ,;v<d. tin y.
M. C. A. l*ed* v. s. i. I t.y t t.v fo! .i ;n
Xe'i:. lut by th. A::,v: e., n a
- Iv-s.
laurii'g the year endii : N, . • Ler t
>’ M. r A. Atnorii ~i ij a .-au
•ejieio d f.ef, t foreicn J.oi, i w -
ll* a. T)irough all Us 1,-la ned' ,-t !!,-•
ioeiatloa last J• ar . lu'.c. d I I reta
in 3'* states, w 1.0 gave t aeir entire
u:e to ,\ :n Mi a. ea iie u \v ■* I . w a it,- a
>' i.ers •a Vi ICO - than licit of tin r time
o this prbtileru. In Zv antes llfn
iatiotis i ondin :. .1 Li*l i - in Kngiisti,
i loiai of 11. tier, pupils takir: - ;!..■= work
n lu-a.a! cn < raliz.i* ioo "• rt; a- :a
.ians in IT st a: as I • Ip it tI.TT*. iji
,:o obtain their , unt ■ u >-. -
i-r 3 ant ni'Lerol Z.Ttei IMr :!.. ,r tti.al
< s'.s. New Ji-rst > Jed ir: t! ,s p .or
j to' wo K. wi.ii 1 i nils., ivania sieoud unit
x'.-iv York tlurd.
I’l-rh: ;>s tin- work of Ann rteanizatlon
j ••-ally o. aiiis at tin ports of *-.: iy. At
! - -Its I- and. for . o.- 11. ■ . i; i. ( u .mat. .!
1 tu t th, two "V ' men - .v. i,, U i. tint:.
j g \ (■; i ;•
'i he "Y" man :s Liny at i id. ml ■
J i'*n.". and im.-ks. to. tui iie o.g -,n
! if nu ituMiiri to iii; a ssoei.i: i<-ns to
! *v* .mm.gran- Wia r. v r la- ,an
t t-'.’other enough la n of o.ie ..at :*.nai.’j
I via. are anxious to bmn la n..a, - and
■ *' “Y" ni.mt s< ar-da s !iis \ ■ ..a oat
jbe sab-ons. in tie l-o tzdin ; ! us an-
I ■ ..eiiaiiy ia Hie v.oihs!u>,.s i cities i
.*• ■ übiisrn. *i.
Since [i* tures r.re the e.-
: ■ tm of the mo. t i a'fi i iv. in iin :
. ivm iiing th*- Pa i ..- ;.. r.a
ncit.r. . w : a h iu; Ml. tin- pa, va ar 1
' H i to ai • :; t * ,* m Z -
-alt S. tie;-,, j il tv , , ai insl.ti.ee of i ~v
iiia .iB I at ii the I'm. ai;.. n. z: A noon I, uz
‘T’ Will Coach Olympic Athletes
MW HUB 111 in i■■ ' im '* MTi C\. y. >
• • nwt 1 ‘~ -*
I
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•• • diO&E.FR A.Pi?AL ♦ ♦ •* • A t.MARRIOTT • •••
i Physic,-.! fn:true*trs from the V. M. C. A.. who wcrWed with the soldiers of
j he American and a l.cd Pur;cs in the war, in;.e a most favorsb e impression w th
ha athletic auvhori-hes th-oughout the European countries. As a result, the “Y”
las been reqec - ert ti f. r-'sh :n.true*ors to coach the athletes of several countries
j *h.ch v/i II cor-<y>'e f t- - t Seve"th O'ympiad at Antwerp, Ceigium, next Auguot.
, Icmplyirj win •' the oi jjsr.ization has r-’t 'tt ACa v n3, famous coach,
I u never a -,d a a stirete. to Italy; A. E. Mrrft. tra’nee and wr ter on
1 jthietic subjects. to C vecc. ..’isenh A. ppil, professional coach, to Ccs .ha-Siovakia,
jhu Eat p Orar..-.co. a* c er ncteu coach, to luok a.ter tiic men c.f the American
! r (.ru, ,n rc:., - C-en -<'y. |
Corduroys ;;re much u.-e:l for neg- 'dacious checks are in favor for
iligees. s?or; costumes.
| The new Mouses have large and I'right colored davetyns are used
dashing revers. for spans wear.
:■ r S e i.: ah: a! f d.it e all th*' rr. re
n i . nrv f■- : c i-. -• \ ice rr* n. "ne
a: r s; of *.!, ■ i and the sprtv :
■ i f :.. :ed ra.Le.iiisai. known as
-. hev -o i l . nauds vv if r
a*., . i ;a :.,i qd. s of ecot.oir,. -.
h **. !■;. d a-..; ;. at r. ,:s. L u th, * •
:■*•.- - *: s the ' W* *iv i Ve.incil of the
V M ’as d. ud to Continue us
* the L' . M* •:■- -* s■••hiriarships to ho
v* lied. ■ ■ V. . e ... ana! e in Y M
*.'. A or on - re,!:;, i schools, FOAt*o
n •r. ,mu : . , :nstruc::on and - in
tli ' s art. • un.y exsitios. Colic,-.- S
and (I . hr.! :il * : ~!.-'
‘ iva * J • ' > th:ougheut U.a
*’• a.n :t ■■ I *■ I . Tnen t va! u-d n t
;i 'T me co operating la>- a I
sei.a.a. >?;* avv.u ding commiUe s are b. -
ii..: erg .nized I y oi'.es. court:. * m:d
states and v .11 i p -rt enrollments to ti.e
!Min-itioau! h.-r*. i-ie * "nmniittee at No.
"IT M. L-mi a.eim. York i:li lias
Nation::! War X'. rk <'.. ;ncil.
Si ie .at sii'.-s v. . le awarded <vn tile
tasns of s'. - |. ~ Nations to insure fair
and equal :a. loaal apportionment J
Cudav \\ t. e, who up to the signing ol
t!a- armistii •• v ,s < liief edu *ati a.al direc
tor. A I: F , Y M C. A . in the ltr:i; !i
l.'-b is the executive education:.! secre
fay of the* t.’niiid V. Td. C. A. s hoo.a.
fi’rn was being s!n, v tt in ;. Nia ”l Kalin
<N. Y ) plant, vv: ,i, a large pi i eeotnge
of eaiplovi <.■ h.*. vv i.a Kn>’.:sh Yet ...1
tin tit** s am! Mi:id. s win in Uugiish.
Tin* men n-k. d their more fortuna:**
sl--ipm.it. < to r-ad th. r > titles to then,
and ti.l.-* , an was fd owed ti . . rie or two
.a o-.v |: :t di p ■ 1 * iiev on others soon
grew fir* some, and tin* umiouiic* mcid,
n a fi vv lavs inter, tliat au Kngriisi*
* vv:.. to be . ■rim-i m*-t with a leady
i. -pom a.
l.aali nr.tian has i’s story, its heroes,
its nPIMi , | o *rv art and folk lore, and
the in '.vim.a rs to these shores cannot
forg I t : . mu .an ad-p:*,! country.
H* , ip.z.ng' t!" •. Iln "V has v. >rk< 1 out
iti .*•• c-itii s is.'.iants w!*dch I-mur a bit
of "o d i zi.mt! > ' i * ti*.'- audit n a.-.
la ml:., t., ir.t. : prot_ Anieri* atiism to
th** fo.mgn Imt .. put on in association
b hi.; s, ih- j,s and n igiibor*
hei .l i * o;in ,t .-.iso ar,! *d! ee*iv e. reai li
i: : ■:l Mi pm- ■!.:'■ :n statvs dur
ing the last year.
“Y” ENLARGES ITS
RURAL PROGRAM
The pit a that It i■* a good business In
meat to have a v unty agent to help
rai. * tli. boy a.id g: 1 crop an '.veil as one
to . it: u!a:• l. •pi da. tin is rapidly
vourai y ee tiiau IT.O counties
nov i: ai'iiam full tin.,* county Y M. T. A.
:a- re tar l v La it is to make
full*:' an : 'mr f>r local young fo’kM.
'i'p. r- i '*p in each com
r: ; <•, -t .t v.i.'iiitn-r leaders, who
■ ;• enter!:iimn**::ts, evo
o' -a -i pi a 'Amer.eaniza
n v.'.ik :m i.. at ' . >-rs. Luziness
a e*i, . h.ie !*e> n f- i.e 1. are glad tor v.-l
u* ' *.. ! '* people a'-n-g voea
tii M . ai.d oti -r :.d ,n almost ev
-rv - oi' -: m '.v ti ie a-,- unpet, nt ath
■t ■■ . -ia i z.at . >a. workers. As
a. t. in imo > murdties school
-'. F anda a oi la* r.r ' .vvu l:a! is
a uni , . i : T.iy dark at
at. , ■ no .v ! .. ;. ipiving whoi' S'iit a
a < : n evenin'; oJiicatiore
, : T!ie work is
• *.: . ! to !• i * - . „• : ' - eon • * ntc*l I n
:' S' 'i to a i - a at , fan ..; )-> giving
. a ciiam' •*> la :: il more, see more,
. : .a ore, I i n. >; c and earn more.
AMERICA'S HEROIC DEAD
Bcitte Well Taken Care Gf By
A;in;. Graves’ Burt i v.
REGISTBA j':GN SERVICE
That the T'nlt. 1 Stm-s Ar:r. o!’d ia!
Conner si with the t'r ve- K. d*:i a
tu n rorviiv :i !'■ .. ea. m . 1
every c:*'ar. t > a.K- 'u- A tv. . . t-a
military ei me: rie< in t- ■■ baitU ;v ■ -
in Fran t . i:tinu re-tin:: phv<* t-v
Am ri' in r >. i. .- -'.r rnr.r.
finale !••;. John A Ow : -. of i . ;n: u.
Mas . i - t-. . i ;- I •.
Frem-t *r oa; ledr.g k a irk >
ih< Kn T c : - ■ .ilnml .> i oaim•
War Ar . ■- .Mr 0...
new spa ; . r . !>. rax • At
of miles >n ’: :r *o .odd ary a.
*< .< - trom \V . v. gem
i ; the m.i. *i• ..re ; ’ i : ;
e . :t •: r> i. ('!:i •- s ■
nmn*. con ano i i lUir : n-
Swi-s •; d ’•
He hr-- aka i mud: is of Vimo
trap]:.' . : in.i: > i 1 A .. :i ..'a
and ! d ■ h ~ . n ie.v, a > d d
parent -or u-x: c i.r • d >
\id i'> ■ a( '. ■ i. . - rt ■ •.t
Sr- v. h-> \ i . • .
puss, ■: • , .Hi r ••■->• t?! i .i .< a ! • \
of <'. m.i i ia m ;i w i a
i -(date ! g tax < • .a. I > cm. ’•••,.
which ."U jew ! ii - V civ i:r • ••.*<l •
n.e '!•.. v, K ui-t ? < sm e '
Fran. ' : si i.-.rr. <.*.
!h h-.;tl oil:. - iu-hig i .t’ li i
lkd v u'AnglaFar: . n.i . . ,r
this oflif,: \\ ii. .. t i 11 :h.
Aim rii a a .had i 1' ;• . . 1 ; -
Visitors aii‘ uv
w here a m> 1 ? a t ! >i. a h ■ b
in tailed. Ail eiier :. : .on . i . a;
t in- part i-ctila r niMii riled;-,
s'lppla ,! in. a i'.-w mi- 1 y . . >•
i:i eh irgo. S ddo-.n do < .
there is a l a : delay a a
records. The name .. . e
furnished, hi <-■’r:ii..•. . t . it ..
\, ion. and er i’ namt < r m " F a
tln number -a' .e ; .'a. r
tae lneat iin <■' ' '■> 1 • :m .
The visitor er.n also pr-.rn;v
oltiee intormaitoo ~ - m ( ir ?
method to reach the <• in t. .-y j >*■
pre -1 a' ( on !ii i el e. 1 :k- e . o . i
in 1a ll he i v I ' - , i . .
\\ he?her or m a ho el a •o>-':.. .!i. i
are *to lie !.a 1. Th ed dal ar a
in ? ;<: o :0.. aril 1 a t
with 11 ‘ er in- >r,a.i am v.’h: a
he of advantage in mnh'ts • I'm
tin ■ •
I.rozil i.Wi : - : . I .a e • • ,• t I
monk who j.lamt d two e t .<|s i , ai m
a 'levy parden a li d. da a■: -
17r>4, wli'in .■ im plan, s or
tliroghout the (ounuy.
. *•
For Infants and Children.
IJ; Know That
Genuine Castoria
C’-j ALCOHOL-il TEH OUNt* * ■ j&
if.;* % ' AVc'MoWclVepardfioflforAs AIWcLYS ff Q
•t y;[e sanil:ilin'4thcFoodb)’kcsulan i s. E . *
Bears the /A
Thcrctty Y oinoiiriV*l)ivict>uon SigHQtUIG if f g %
(.he erfu lncss and ReslCofllattt
kF'-t I neitherOpidm.Merphiflcna r|| if l\ 1/^
-::r- Mireral. XotNahootk Ul y
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il;?i 11 -ssr w \ i| i
m i A f\* h
■ hen, l W I i I \ i /* i* fill
- ,' - fryer I IJt
;d bi^ynrnfixror / H P Sa
A helpful Remedy for | £|QP
Constipalion and Diarrhea. |\ 1 At* UvU
kv'c and Feverishness and j |. V
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f gg|||y W
Copy of WrappCf* TUI ckntauii commnv, hiwronKCirr
The New Year Suggests
New Cooking Utensils!
FF '‘rn your wife hy providing
/ ''Jm j j; r with the proper utensils for
'* " I: - vvi! * lessen l: *
f J\/ ■ r ien and aid to her comfor .
,| jt f ■ ~ Vd * : i: numerable handy ;;r
a '* ■ J ii . for ii;e household, .speeiai
t--% ''' - into our f heme of soiling only
[ jf- quality goods at moderate pri
Myers’ Household Dept.
ITFMS mo* ! t:i rII * **T
The v.a do-.- is s-;e ;
1 '.!?!> i !ii I. ('hr.? Minis 1* -a
happily Tim .rli. :• ■i■ d-i
The light manto •>: iw w.-.
idea! Manx r.ve.v, I>, oars .
ont ;?n day. a- d max g:n>
spend.r.v the !, d. .days v: ’i tri • j
nelch'.’or ■ Ni xv Yea? ' . -■
another d-x of x .-...: . . r
church, of tner--. n-a-• i. a
M<>. V .1 x■ • i S. . .i.
Krne.'t. e: “h- \ .-rn '; did la
enjoy mg th e ( ns: a-.: - v
in.- at ' Th< V;:iex ar.! '
Mr. ami Mrs h r h y • d
r.n.l M s l.itli.m \\d>r. a- • a
Memlax rn Antiapal:
Mss Katherine
spending :ih !'. dd..y : im t
:i ii-.g Washing ton .m \ n.. ~ d
Hr!, i- W ' -.
Fank-." spom Fun!' n Vd. '..:?* ?i
dames (Liod-. .--
sju lit pa rt >■. Cm;
p.-li wit ii tr: n i
la-roy (i New!-;, .
w ; h a pa infill i • -.
last week. \-. hile da ' ill- . -a
th. .ixeslion.-d ...I m .i i. •
lil t.- IOC A : h.- •• a- •>. :
do -ig \
Wishing ,n Ii ! x >
llapux and i’. i o. \ x . ..
SAYS FOOTBALL MOUT
IN Tt-; REST Ft-: J BC !1
f> i’ : :- lam, c a . r.h ,r.
( 'ill lege ' i?. ' i'' '!.’ a- j*. o • . dr
foot b ill .each, a a dir. • . a . ;• ...:v<
the iivu ■ml p>m i- •-• y r-i- . ■>
t< o!Ik: .1 to ihe ia. :;!... i, ! . a
i.itercsi ing spor: m X-acrioa 'j c
o, ii? ? v modi'ii i nil -s, he sa 1. w re
s;n n -dil,. t >r |he un.i -.la d'ir; i'
t< n dim ■ at ill > dp go rani- -.
M ! toper er 0.i.-d the i', t i
toward mak m y the game : . • 1
oil. 1 Kio---v.lt ho, d a rice, id
\a ar iof 1;. Fr • id- f d J a .: : -
t ion. 1 1 ii d elii -. ! !-c II
1 !nr\ :: r; I Fr: m e-.i-i ae 1 i c c
in moti-m pro.. d;;m xvh ?;•: ti
ll ~re ulfe 1 ill makin- I' c . at! n u
tiny eb- i ill-si and .-ale i > i;
\mer
Ho di . iar.-d f >ot!i;i! we - ?; < t.t
a game, hut v. as a n \ m rie mi h i i
tulion. It to aln more than an
i her p"i .ml i ' a gre:! trait ,n
V. li-'o’ lur Am. rn an :.: d. ad si-’.e • i
.ii s for pill it a 1 .it las ]■( i,e
i -achint: the val n- < : -am irk
It.I a, > '.<-1. \<-!l
in i'orMfx [to- *_, i*:n i , t
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o.iy i n • it!', o ) i v.
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