Evening capital and Maryland gazette., October 07, 1920, Page PAGE SIX, Image 7

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PAGE SIX
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Double Bill Today
“SHERRY”
From Geo. Barr McCutcheons Famous Novel
Also Harold Lloyd in “Haunted Spooks”
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) AilP Hij WVE.<j£OKETrt CASPEN TIE'S- .
Georges Carpentier, Idol of France
IN
A Million Dollar Production
INSTALLATION OF TH" !'!!>'. OHGAN WILL BE COMPLETED TOMORROW
Coiin iv'v i tomorrow cvcnin? INIr, /\* il'ui t'.dwrtrcl Jones, wc 1! known to Annapoiitans. will preside.
" Bumorcsoiic”
A Paramount Artcraft Picture H
O
Fannie HursiT beautiful story of a bay’s genius and a mother’s love. B.
A Beginning in the clamor of New York. Ris'ny to the heights. Then end- gP*
A story that ciics to hide its laughter and laughs hide its tears.
BMore Pathos Than “The Music Master”
More Fun Than ‘Potash and Perlmutter”
L TO MISS IT IS TO MISS ONE OF THE FINEST ENTERTAIN- I
MENT TREATS EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC A
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A Special Musical Program by the Republic Superior Orchestra, W. R. A ik.
SIMA. Director and Solo Violinist.
C Friday and Saturday E
“Humoresque” Presented at the Republic
AT 2:30—4:15 7:03—5:45 P. M.
To fully enjoy this presentation we urge you to be prompt in attendance
ADMISSION 35c (INCLUDNC WAR TAX)
M A 1 ?N t:ITS FOR CHU DKEN He
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HEIOOIIITBIS OP
WOMEN SCENE OF
MUCH ACTIVITY
i ' /
Everycnc Of Association Recent
ly Organized Busily Engaged
Tn Phases Cf Campaign To
Get All White Women To
Register
CITY COMMITTEE IS
# NOW ORGANIZED
Tlf hv.uhju mors room of the Wo
imn'- Democratic ("nmmiUre for Anne
Arundel county in the Maryland Hotel
\va a scene ot busy activity yesterday
From ten o'clock in the morning,
v U< a the women flr.-t. took possession
i their office, until five in tie after
noon committees were meeting and
• -inu-rc ti'-i-ft w.-ri being held'.
M:Vs Eleanor Green, eldest (laughter
d .Vieh.ilas Green, who has vpluntoef
-1 1. * services as secretary to the,
■ miodtU'p was on hand promptly at
*eii (. < Ira k, and kept the keys of her;
\pe-viper el:,•king busily in the in
ert a i.f the !>< u ■>.-nrie i im-*i.;igu.
In tin morning Mrs. ("laren.ee M
h.u. sener :'. chairman, Mrs. Abram .
1 --S and Mrs. 7 k '.tori' Johnson h -hi
t;i inform ! e< aternx e. A fe'-ogr mi
. h'<h rad linen received by Mr -
tpli:; in fror.i the HaltPoor*- commit- j
tee of the Pro-L< ague Independent- -
f.d a clipping from the Baltimnr ,
y.vt litig Sun. were read and discussed, i
; Extract.: from the "Sun" article \
do-,-: j
j “ruder me heading. Women to Ktlu
• cate Women in League,’ an explana
ion of the campaign to place a copy
>f t he Covenant of the League of Xa
•ior. in the hand of every woman voter
. n America is given.
Is Glgnnlic Tusk
‘‘This gigantic task, one of the big
rest -Fugle undertakings of the pres
mt tmpaign has been put into the
hand.' of women.
"i; was conceived and is being car- 1
: -ied oiu by the Pro-League Indepmui
an organization of pro-Lc-ague
I Rc{'(idietins and independents, who in-
I tend to vote for Cox and Roosevelt.
| "In its membership are such men
j and women as Theodore -Marburg,
former Republican Minister to Bel
gium: Charles W. Elliott, former presi
dent of Harvard: Rabid Stephen H.
Wist ; .Mary E. Woolley, president m
(Contlntu-.l on I’uito <•>
PROCLAMATION FOR
“PREVENTION DAY"
Text Of President’s Message
Urging Decree. In Fire
’ Losses
FIGURES ARE STARTLING
The Proclamation by which next
Saturday. October !). is made National
Fire Prevention Day. is given in para
graphs below, president Wilson was
} led to appoint the day by a- eontem-
I plat ion of the figures on fire losses,
\\-i-: h he gives ill the opening para
vrajlm.
Annapolis, within the past few
i years. Inis certainly come in for its
i fall -hare of the damages.
I Tim President's proclamation fol
i low,- :
j "Whereas, the destruction by fires
| in the edited States involves an an
i auiil loss of life of ir.nooo men. wom
: ’n and children, and over s2ro.o<>o,ooo
j in l uildings. foodstuffs and other cre
; itei* resources, and
| "Whereas, the need of the civilized
| world for American products to re
i place the ravages of "be great war
i is especially great at- this time, and
| "Whereas, the present serious
i shortage of home and business struc
tures makes the daily destruction of
. buildings by lire an especially seri
ous ma’ter, and
"Whereas, a large percentage of
the tires causing the annual Ameri
, can tire waste may be easily prevent
cn the part of citizens.
"Therefore. I. Woodrow t.ilson.
ed by increased care and vigilance
President of the United States, do
urge upon the Governors of the vari
ous States to designate and set apart
Saturdav. October S>, I*2o. as Fire
Prevention Day. ami to request the
, citizens' of their States to plan for
t .hat day such instructive and educa
tional exercises as shall bring before
he people the serious and unhappy
affects of the present unnecessary fire
waste, and the need of their indi
vidual and collective efforts in con
i serving the natural and created re
sources of America.
“In Witness Whereof. I have here
f unto set my hand and caused the
of the United States to be af
, fixed.
"Done in the District of Columbia
this seventh day of September, in the
i year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and twenty and of the in
dependence of the United States the
one hundred and forty-fifth
(Signed) " Woodrow Wilson."
s This is the first time in the history
s of the nation that a president of the
i Untied States has issued a proclaina
{ non of this character.
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Tomorrow & (T* A (Formerly
Saturday i Palace)
WILUAM FOX PRESENTS
LT. ORMER LOCKLEAR
(A crusader in the conquest of the air in a Din *' * r • j inu ‘ ,ro ' ,c t *’ c c^ou ' iN ! •
greatest dramatic pidLtre Annagn is lias eve; ecu.
The Skywayman
—Featuring the world’s premier Flyer.
—Terrific battles between planes 300 feet in the air.
—Thrilling dare-devil feats, stunts oh-, ieurec to att ;mrt.
—Louis Lovely. Wm. Farnum’s lead mg wmuan play , c-ppt me Lt. Locklca:
LT. ORMER LOCKLEAR in "THE SKYWAYMAN
1 william fox PRODUCTION *
Lt. Ormer Locklear Said:
“When I first did my trick of stepping from one plane in mid-iir to another, I was called
rash and foolhardy. I was even LOURT-ivIADTiALED. Hut l convinced the army au
thorities, that there was no danger in it tor me and that, furthermore, there was a distiim
benefit in it for the world/’
“The fatal accident which brings Lt.
Ormer Locklear crashing to earth.”
Additional Attraction, Also a Ben Turpin Comedy “The Harem”
You can’t afford to miss this Fox super-special featuring the greatest airman and the great
est feats the world has known
FRlDAY—Matinee at 2:30; Evening at 0:3.0.
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SATURDAY —Theatre opens at 1:30 with performance continuous till 11 P, M.
TODAY
Douglas Fairbanks in “The AMERICANO”
Added Attraction Fox News and Serial—Eddie Polo in “The Vanishing Dagger ’
I .TTCT- i
LEAGUE COUNCIL’S POWERS
IN LIEU OF ARBITRATION
If he 13 “thrice armed who hath his |
Quarrel just.’’ then on the moral side j
• '.lone h'- whose quarrel is unjust is;
•,];ree times weaker than another. At -j
. title 15 oi the Covenant, pabli -hed be- ;
a w. provides that the Council shuil :n- !
■ vest it* ate and decide all quarrels he-;
tween nations which they are not wid-,
j :ng to submil to arbitration and shall
r render a decision by which the na
. tit ns composing the League must
chide. In such matters the Council,
on which the United States when it
enters the League will be represemeu.
, must be unanimous except on the part
> of representatives oi the disputants.
This article provides for such public
• ity of international quarrels as u fix
i the*blame for them before the world.
> and it measures such a weight ot
. .pinion against the party in the wrong
as o make it impossible, for that party
j to fight. Again the Covenant is re
’ as a great agency of peace:
• If there should arise between
members of the League any dis
pute likely to lead to a rupture,
which is not submitted to arnltra
tion a= above, the members ot the
League agree that they will sub
mit the matter to the Council.
Any party to the dispute may ef
fect such submission by giving
notice of the existence of the dis
i! pute t > the Secretary-General,
who will make all necessary ar
rangements for a iuli investlga
tion and consideration thereof.
For this purpose the parties of the i
dispute will communicate with the j
Secretary-General, as promptly as |
possible, statements of tneir case,
all the relevant facts and japers: j
the Council may forthwith direct
fhe pubiico*ion (Ifen •'
The f'our.vij shall endeavor i .
cuY- ci a setiL-nruit of any diipuo.
ar.d if .-v.c h cli> arc .-m cessful.
a statement shtfil be n-ude public
"J . ihg s :ch f:ic'- and explanation
regarding ti.> <h putt- and ternir
o: -cub riuthcr : a Liu I'm li
cit no y deem appropriate.
L the dispute is not thus .-et
:!i t 5;•: t oui.c.l mther uaurii.i
--ou-!y or by a majority vote shall
make and oubiish a report con
tai.’.Tig a Staten".’:, of the facts a; ,
the dispup and the rocomnu nd<*-
lio'H whi.-h arc deemed jus! and
pp',:-. r in regard there:o.
Any number of the Li atm • rep
resented on ;h< u .upcit nmy make
public a stateme; ’ i f the facts of
tin dispute and- oi the c inclusions
re girding the semi.
if a report by the Council is
unanimously agreed to by the
member- thereof other than the
representatives of one or more of
tic parties to the. dispute-, the
member* of the League agree- that
they will not go fo war with any
party ;o the dispute which com
plies with the recommendations of
the report.
!f the Council fails to reach a
report which is unanimously
agreed to by the members there
of. other than the representatives
of one. or more of the parties to
the dispute, the members of the
Le-xgue reserve to themselves the
rigid to take such action as they
shall consider necessary for the
maintenance of right and justice.
If the dispute between the par- ;
tics is claimed by one of them, and
I ! <und by tlie t'.cn. l .!
i it i f a mu! ter v. he !i b
, ' . ia! ion;* 1 la w L :-o;.< ly y
I.- ai'- •ic .inii diet;-,ii of
party. tin. Conn, il .-h <ll •- > ■- :
; ud hall make no i < onm-
I- Loti a- to iia T'lemej./
ihe Council u:uy in ■
nn.b-r thi - Article n o- 1
alf to !be As-oenbly. ’!
litre shell be re!erf' .
’ i qu'- t of either pa c y ’ c
I p'lie. provide I :i>u tic,a t
i be made within f one ■ <
tir the submission of tic- i.
: u the Count ii
i In any < a relerre 1' ■<
f . i intily all the provision-
Article and of Article L r
j to the action and pffx -r- 1
council shall apply to ' v
end powers of the A
• ided t.hat a repor’ mum
‘As-cmbiy. it roncurr- i
t< preset) tu lives ot those a
id' the League represe: ’*
.Council and of a major.;:-
other members ot the 1
elusive in each ea-c of to
. s -at.-stives of the pare
I r.iyput.. shall have tin
a iqporl by Ur- Ue.iv.
curred in by all the c
thereof other than the rvp’"
lives of one or more of tw ;
to the dispute.
m: FKHI.S TUN VKAIiS 1
Any nan or woman huft* r -
I t ne back, .headache, t-Mf
s ipseles. rheumatic pains or h:
j symptom of kidney or biadb* •
will be interested in this " '
H. Bryde. 925 Garden Hr.
A. J. ’I could not bend T
tome years, as I can now.
bad many a time to put ;
j shoes. I obtained relief wi’n 1
; Kidney Pills. I feel now a* 11 I wt
i ten years younger.”