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gallantly streaming;
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As it fitfull y blo11·s, half conceals , ha lf
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Maryland, m y Maryl a nd .
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Mar yla nd , m y Marylan d.
R eme mb e r Carroll's sacred tru st ,
H.e memb er Howard's wa r-like thru st.
And all th y slumb ' re rs with the just,
Mar yland, my M ar yla ncl.
Thou wilt not yield th e vand at toll,
l\Iar yland , my Maryland .
Thou wilt not crook to hi s co ntrol,
Maryland, my Maryland :
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Bette r the ~hot, th e bl ade, th e bo\\"1 ,
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Ma ryla nd , my Ma ryl a nd .
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Maryland, m y Ma ryla nd .
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Th y pee rl ess chi va lry re vea l,
. And g ird th y b eauteous limbs 11·ith steel ,
Maryland, my Maryland.
I h ea r the dista nt thund er hum ,
Mary land, my l\'l a rylan d .
The old-line bug le, fife a nd drum,
Ma r yland , my Maryland.
Come to thine ow n he roic throng ,
That stalk s wi th Libert y along,
And ring th y dauntless slogan song,
Maryland, m y Mar ybnd .

"' Earl y Men o f Anne Arund el."
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J.

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\\"AT\ Fi t-: 1.1&gt; . '

CHOHl's--CO.I·.U MIll A. - " 1'rai se Cod. T oday ."

·written by Elilnt S. Ril ey for th e se rvices at th e \'. XI. C. ,\ . , Annapo lis, Maryland, Jul y 4, 1897.
'run e of ' 1Com e, 'l'hon
Hymns, No.5·

Alm ig ht y

Ki11g. ,-- 1tnlinn Hymn, pag-e 202, and hymn 2.u,

Freeme n, praise (;od toda y~
Safe h ath He led the wavOur cottntry kept;__:
H eld by His lovi ng hand ,
:"\for roc k , nor ocean' s strand ,
Nor hidd e n ledge, or land,
Our hark hath s11·e pt.
]{ide on, oh. ship di vine!
T hv co urse " ·as ch osen thin e;
'By llcity;
He IITought thine en' ry pa rt,
lit- m ad e thee ll'hat th ou art.
!I.e gave thee fro m Hi s heart,
Thy lilwrty.

I

Free man , praise C od today
T o Him ll' e raise our lay ,
He form ed ou r Lan d:
Le t us His pra ise s sho"·,
And make all nations k1w11·,
' ocl all goo d 11·c owl' ,
And His kin d hand.

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B' st be our land for aye!
\ 1 is g ra ce be e1·er nigh :His h elp he gi 1·en ,
l'o lead Columbia o n ,
fill ti me's last setting s un,lf' ill right fo r a 1\ he ,,·on,
.-\ncl Ea rth be rleal'e n ..

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SctLle nlent on the Se1 et n."
HoN. Jon:-.: \Vmor RA :-.:nALL.

AM ERIC.'\.

C nnt{l"S-- "M y Cnunlry 'Tis of Thee."
My country ' tis of the&lt;',
Sweet land of libe rt y,
Of thee I si ng ;
Land where our fathers died ,
Land of the pilgrims' pride ,
From every mo untain sid e,
Let freedom ri ng.

Let mu sic S\\·ell the breeze ,
And r ing from all the t rees,
Sweet freedom's song;
Let mortal to ng ues awake ,
Let a ll that breathe pu rtake,
Le t rocks their silenc e b reak,
The: sound prolong.

My na tive country, thee,
Land of th e noble freeThy name I love ;
l love thv rocks a nd rill s,
Thy woo- an d te mpled hills :
ds
My heart with rapture thrill s
Like that a bov e .

Ou r father's God to thee,
A uth or of Liberty,
To thee I sing.
Long may our land be bright
With free dom's h oly light ;
Protect us b y thy migh t,
'· Great God , our King .

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\V Chick ering, of Washi ngton, D . C., in Y. M. C. A . H all ,
April 18th, at 8 P. M.

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BY

THE
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!JlJu'iokalian and !JlJu'iomathean Societies
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ST. JOHN's COLLEGE,
IN

M e DOWELL HALL,
AN NAPOL I S ,

MONDAY

MARYLAND_

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E. T. Clark,

Ellicott City, Md.
ESSAYIST

H. W: Willing,

Nanticoke, Md.
Jlfusic
DEBATE

B. Duvall Chambers, Presiding.
"Resolved, That it is for the best interests of the Unile"i
States that it construct and maintain a large Navy.' '
AFFIRMATIVE

C. A . McBride,

Middletown, Md.

A. W: Harris,

Glyndon, Md.
NEGATIVE

J Howard Fox,

Perry Hall, Md.

Walter Williams,

Poolesville, Md.

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ANNUAL CONTEST
Oratorical Association of
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FRIDAY, April 24th, 1908
McDowell Hall, St. John's College,
8 O 'CLOCK P . M.

�PROGRAMME
~-~
St. John's College Orchestra

Music,

Welcome to the Association,
President THOMAS FELL, St. John's College
Response, · Prof. }As. W. REESE, Western Maryland College
Introductory Remarks by the President,
Prof. RoYAL J. DAVIS, St. John's College
Oration: "The Price vVe Pay,"
LEWIN WETHERED BARROLL, Washington College
Oration: "The Need of the Hour,"
H. C. BYRD, Maryland Agricultural College
Music,

St. John's College Orchestra

Oration: "The Employers' Liability Law,"
GEORGE FRANK THOMAS, Western Maryland College
Oration : "A Child of Destiny,"
ALLAN C. McBRIDE, St. John' s College
Music,

St. John's Coll ege Orchestra
DECISION OF }UDGES

ALTERNATE ORATORS
Charles H. Schuster,
N. L. Warren,
William Raymond Moody,
Ronalds Taylor,
-

St. John's College
Maryland Agricultural College
-

- Washington College
Western Maryland College

�1908

Colleges ConStituting the Association
Western Maryland College,

Westminster

Washington Coll ege,

-

St. John 's College,

Chestertown
Annapolis

Maryland Agricultural College,

-

College Park

Officers of the Association
President, Prof. Royal]. Davis,
St. J ohn's College.
Secretary, Prof. Chas. S. Richardson,
Maryland Agricultural College.
Treasu rer, Prof. E. ] . Clarke,
Washington College.

Judges
l-Ion. Is aac Lobe Straus,
Wi lli am H. Saunders, Esq.,
A. S. Goldsborough, Esq.,

Baltimore, Md.
Washington, D. C.
Baltimore, Md.

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~~
... IN A,ID OF THE ...

ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION
... TO BE GIVEN ON ..

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS
MAY 7th and 8th, 1908

~·~
AT 8 O'CLOCK

McDowell Hall, St. John's College,
Annapolis, Maryland.

Reserved Seats on Floor of Hall,

- 50c.

ADMISSION TO GALLERY, 25c.
Tickets may be Purchased and Seats Reserved at the
City Drug Store.

�A Farcical Comedy in Three Acts .
... ENTITLED ...

"Our Regiment"
i'.~
CHARACTERS:

Mr. Dobbinson , (a retired merchant)
Mr. Ellaby, (his friend)

-

-

Capt. Fetherston, (8th Lancers)
Guy Warrener, (8th Lancers)

-

Prof. B. V. Cecil
-

-

Mr. N. S. Valk

- Mr. Edwin Warfield
Mr. Ridgely P. Melvin

The Rev. John Talbot, (Curate at Muclboro ugh)
Mr. Eugene W. Iglehart
Batters, (Dobbinson' s servant)
Mrs. Dobbinson,
Olive, (her daughter)

Mr. W. Neill
Mrs. Coleman
Miss K. Briscoe

Enid Thurston (Mr. Dobbinson' s niece and ward)
Miss L. Munro e
Maud Ell aby, (Ellaby's niece)
Orchestra and Band,

Miss L. Briscoe
St. John's College Students

�SCENE
Mud borough-on-Slush.

ACT 1.
Drawing-room at Mr. Dobbinson' s.

ACT 2.
(Two Days Later.)
Morning-room at Mr. Ellaby' s.

ACT 3.
(Third Evening.)
Garden arid Grounds about Mr. Dobbinson' s House.

The curtain will rise promptly at eight o'clock
and it is requested that the audience be
in their seats at that time.

�PATRONESSES:

MRs.

T.

FELL,

MRs .

B.

V. CECIL,

MRs. BADGER,

MRS . } .

B.

WHITE,

MRs . BENSON,

MRS. ] .

B.

RIPPERE ,

MRS. ALGER,

MRS.

R. ].

MRs . N . M . TERRY,

MRs.

E.

MRs . T.

C.

WALTON, .

DAVIS,

B . IGLEHART,

MRs. RoBERT Moss,

MRS . A . M . KNI GHT ,

MRS. N. H . GREEN,

MRs. McCoRMICK,

MRS . NEVETT STEELE,

P.

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MRs .

J. P.

MRs.

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MRS.

D. R.

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L.

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MRS.

J. R.

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H.

MRs.

MRS . F.

STOCKETT,

N.

L.

BRISCOE,
McCoMAS,
RANDALL,
WILMER,
CHEW,

S. VALK.

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In McDowell Hall, Saittt lohtt 'J Colleg-e
Friday E"uening, January 20, at 8 o'clock
Saturday Afternoon, January 21, at 2.30 o'clock
Saturday Evening, January 21, at 8 o'clock

HIDqr ~turn ®l~ 1£a~irn nf 1£aurn~rr-IDnwn"
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Bunner

(Under the Personal Direction of Miss A. Cora Heffenger)

CAST OF CHARACTERS
MRS. GILBERT P. COLEMAN
THE DUCHESS OF TIDY-TOWN,
MR. SCOTT LANE HEFFENGER
THE SHOWMAN
THE SEVEN OLD LADIES
Misses Edith McCormick, Gladys Christy, Marie Brooke, Edith
Woodward, Elizabeth Steele, Susie Gray Welch, Mary Beehler.
WAX WOHKS
Messrs. Charles Steele, Edgar Fell, ·calvert Magruder, Montgomery
Alger, Milton Cecil, Lynde McCormick, Andrew Reed.
MASTER MURRAY McCOMAS
PAGE
SCENE - Kate-Greenaway-Land. TIME-Once-upon-a-time.
TO BE FOLLOWED BY
H

IDqr i.Elnprmrnt nf i.Ellrn "

A Farcical Comedy in Three Acts, by Marie]. Warren
(Under the Personal Direction of Mrs. DeWitt C. Redgrave)

CAST OF CHARACTERS
RICHARD FORD, a devoted young husband
LIEUT J. M. ENOCHS
MOLLY, his wife
MISS GOLDA C. MUNROE
ROBERT SHEPARD, Molly's brother
MR. RIDGELY P. MELVIN
MAX -TEN EYCH, a chum of Robert's
ENSIGN J. B. HOWELL
DOROTHY MARCH, engaged to Max-a guest of Mrs. Ford's
Miss EMILY W. MUNROE
JUNE HAVERHILL, Wellesley '11-who is doing some special
investigation for economics courses during the summer,
Miss M. LOUISE MUNROE
THE REV. JOHN HUME, Rector of St. Agnes'
MR. EUGENE W. IGLEHART
SYNOPSIS OF SCENES
ACT I.-Morning room at Mrs. Ford's home, at 8 A. M.
ACT H.-Corner of Mrs. Ford's garden at 5 A.M. next day.
ACT IlL-Same corner in evening of same day.
PLACE-Pleasant Hill, a suburb of New York City.
TIME-August, 1910.
NOTE - That on Saturday NIGHT "The Elopement of .Ellen"
-will corne FIRST on the prograrnrne

RESERVED SEATS (for the entire lower floor) 50 Cents, now on sale at Feldmeyer's Drug Store. Admission to the Balcony (not reserved) 25 Cents.
THE PROCEEDS will be used to Furnish the Children's Ward in the Annapolis
Emergency Hospital.
N. B. -O-wing to the length of the programme, the audience is requested to he seated
pt·ompt{y at the hour set.
THE

ADYF~ RTIS B R-REPUBLICAN

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                    <text>�A Note About the Play
VENUS OBSERVED is one of a proposed series of four
plays which Christopher Fry calls "comedies of climatett ..
Each play reflects one of the seasons; VEtnJS OBSERVED is
autumnal, THE LADYVS NOT FOR BURNING is set i~- springtime,
and his most recent, THE DARK IS LIGHT ENOUGH is a winter
_
drama.. The summer comedy is yet to be written.. Throughout
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Duke 11 learns by an experience of fire as bright as ~ the
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JAMES M. MUNROE, LL.D.
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We sing to thee, our mother dear (our rpother dear),
O ur hearts are warm,· our voices clear (our voices clear);

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As to thy praise we si ng,
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Thy guardian sway.
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But not for us the peal.
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To thee our thanks we raise;
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Veni, Creator Spiritus
Mentes tuorum visita
Imple superna gratia
Quae tu creasti, pectora

Walton R. Nelson
Francis A. Hause

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Da gratiorum munera
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Sit laus Patri cum Filio
Sancto simul Paraclito
Nobisque mittat Filius
Charisma Sancti Spiritus
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And never brought to mind
Should auld acquaintance be forgot
And days of auld lang syne ..
And here's a hand my trusty friend
And gie's a hand of thine
We'll take a cup of kindness yet
For auld lang syne.

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JOHN E. DEBUTTS AND WILLIAM R. BOWLUS
Class of 1915

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John E. Selby

ADDRESS

Francis A. Hause

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WILLIAM R. WOODWARD
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ADDRESS

. RobertS. G. Welch

Dr. Thomas Fell, President

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Inter-Scholastic ConteSt
in Declamation
PRELIMINARY CONTESTS
GROU?l
?rofeseor J . G. Gray
?residing Officer
JUDGES
Profe ssor J. B. Rippere
Rev. Walter G. McNeil, D.D.
Professor Herman F. Kraft

GROUP II
Professor H. F. Sturdy
?residing Officer

UNDER THE
AUSPICES OF ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
ANNAPOLIS, MD.

JUDGES
Professor Thomas L. Gladden
Rev, J. L. Smiley
Professor Walter B. Norris

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HON. RosERT Moss, ?residing
JUDGES
Rev, Alexander B!eiask!, D.D.
Mr. 't&lt;iage!y !".Melvin
Mr. John S . Strahorn

IN McDOWELL HALL

Friday Evening, April 7th, 1916
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK .

EVENING CAPITAL PRINT SHOP

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And the Schools Represented

ANNAPOLIS HIGH SCHOOL
William Deininger .... .. "The Execution of Montrose."

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY ACADEMY
Mastin Parlett. ............ . "Against Centralization-"

BALTIMORE CITY COLLEGE
Corydon P . Gowman .. . ........... . "Appeal to Arms."
Isidore Bierfeld ........... . .. "The Unknown Speaker."

BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL
Douglas Jones . ... "Give me Liberty or Give me Death."
Ernest Pearrell . .... "The Black Horse antl His Rider."

CENTREVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
William D'Arcy Troy.
Virgil St. C.Iair Troy.

CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL

GAITHERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL

HAGERSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL/
William C. Wolfinger . ......... . . . . .... . .. "Our Navy."

LAUREL HIGH ·scHOOL
Burton E. Whittaker "Supposed Speech of John Adams."

POCOMOKE CITY HIGH SCHOOL
Dorsey Boston . ......-·. ·.... "Speech of Robert Emmett."

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MR. WARD BROWNING

U. S. Naval Academy
MR. W . K. DoTY
U.S . Naval Academy

J. B. RIPPERE,
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