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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
GOVERNOR STILL A
PROSPECTIVE CANDIDATE.
Issues Statement Setting at Rest All
Reports to Contrary---Friends
Urge Him to Run.

That he is as much prospective
candidate for the denomination as
Governor as he ever was and that he
is being besieged by friends daily to
enter the race is the gist OF state
ment issued last night by Governor
Goldsb,Tongh lie said
Il have noticed that some Of the pa
pers recently have published state
mcnts TO the effect that ] have con-
cluded not TO become a candidate for
the Gubernatorial nomination.
"in this connection / desire TO say
that such statements are unwarrant-
ed. have not as yet definitely de-
termined whether I shall be a candi-
date or not, and probably viii not dc
so for some days
Il might, however gay that every
day ! am in receipt Of numerous COM
inunication, both verbal and written,
from al sections of the State and Bal
timore city. urging me to become a
candidate,and assuring me that should
! do so ] will be nominated
Should enter the primaries / will
conduct an active campaign in every
county of the State and in Baltimore
city"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
sympathy For ReagIe.

Mr. Carlin expressed the deepest
sympathy for Midshipman Reagle, who
as a witness, stamped himself as a
perjurer. was later made a defendant
before the inquiry and subsequently,
asked to be allowed to resign. or that
he be dismissed from the service
This young mans testimony was an
''unwnolesomc story of himself. and
vet. said Mr.. Carlin the line is drawn
IN Reagle's case. He is allowed 10 20
about unharmed, while the seven de-
PENDANTS are imprisoned aboard the
station ship. Here the speaker began
another bitter attack llponSuperinten-
dent Fullan. Resgle. he said. confess
ing broxen mental condition over
the affair, went to Admiral Fullan's
house and asked advice as to securing
counsel. bat was turned eway from the
front door, and likewise the same
scene was enacted at the home of the
commandant OF midshipmen. He char
acterized this as barbarous. cruel and
inhuman. And yet, he continued. Ad-
miral Fullam took It upon himself to
advise other midshipmen attendants
on the score OF procuring counsel.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
TONIGHT'S WEDDING
PRETTY CHURCH CEREMONY
The ValitOn-HOpkin Marriage in the
First M. E. Church This Evening.

A wedding of more than usual inter
est will take place this evening at {
o'clock in the first Methodist Episco
pal Church, the pastor, the Rev. DR.
Walter Geltson Mcneil officiating.
The bride-elect is Miss Rosamonc
Ridgaway Hopkins, daughter of Mr.
Harry j. Hopkins, President of the
Farmers National Bank, the Oldest
Banking Institution in the city, anc
Chief Clerk to the Comptroller of
Maryland, and Mrs. Hopkins.
The groom elect is Mr.. Ribot Jean
Walton, of Montana.
The church decorations and those al
the house will be by Seidewitz. the
florist. A small reception for the i'm.
mediate families and few friends will
be held at the attractive home of the
brides parents, at Murray Hill
Immediately after the ceremony.
The organist will be Miss Virgins
c. Blackhead, of the Peabody staff
Baltimore.
The ushers will be Messrs. Earl s.
Lewis, of Frostburg. Nd; Devries
Cassard, Woodstock, Md; T. Chattle
Hopkins. brother of the bride elect
Guy Douglas Thompson, of Annapolis.
The best man will be the groom s
brother, Mr.. Carnot King Walton, OF
Montana, and the matron of honor will
be Mrs. Walter t. Karcher, the maid
Of honor will be the brides sister
Miss Frances c. Hopkins, and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Louise Mat.
singer and Anna II. Matsinger, of Bal
timore; Mabel c. Gott, of Buck Lodge,
Md, Eleanor M. Gott, of Annapolis.
There will be two little ribbon bearers,
Master Brice w. Goldsborough, son of
the Governor and Master Mershor
Garrison, son of Prof. and Mrs. Garri-
son, of the Naval Academy. The wed.
ding is expected to be large and fash.
ionable social event.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
Saws Academy Needs cIean Onl.

The honor of the Navy" he said.
lis too deeI down in the roots To cause
any fear, and whatever the result OF
this inquiry may be good. only good,
will come out, not only for the Navy
but the whole American people,
This institution. he declared, needs
good cleaning out. from head to bot
tom, for the good of the service. the
officers and men have been here too
long. they are stale and cannot upholc
the proper system. Commenting on
the recent statement OF Pref. Smith
of the mathematics department, that
interference of President and Sec
retary Of the Nary by reducing the
passing mark in an cxamination,t tend
ed to lower the Academy standards
Mr.. Carlin said:
"PresidentRoosevelt mad right
TO do it if he thought it matter of
duty as he was elected by the peo-
pie. and so did Secretary of the
Navy Meyer II was all wrong
for them to do 1t. but would II be
all right for Fullam to do it,"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
Inl.rm Judgment and weakness.

Admiral Fullam has not shown the
slightest semblanee of fairness" Mr.
Carlin resumed. Instead of resenting
the coming of the court of inquiry. he
should have welcomed il to throw
light on the true conditions" Mr.
Carlin said further:
This whole trouble grows out
of the infrmity OF Judgment and
weakness. from Traut TO Fullam.
and cannot see how theSecreta-
~ of the Navy feels the Naval
Academy is in safe hands"
MIR. Carlin said he had learned much
while ne has been in Annapolis. espee-
tally the utter Disregard of naval Off
GERS for civilians. In conclusion. Mr.
Carlin said:
Il am proud of the Navy, It's
past and hopes for the future. hat
the treatment of fellow man must
be upon the principles of immor
tai righteousness ard Justice
remember with pride when was
at Cape May and heard the news
flashed of Dewey's victory over
the Spanish feet at Manila, and
later of Schley's victory at Santi-
ago, bat little did ] dream that the
single Spanish ship that remain
ed afloat would become such
prison instrument as it is here
today"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
ORPHANS, COURT.
Judicial Disposition Of the Affairs Of
Widows and Orphans.

AT the regular meeting of the Judg, q
of the Orphans Court, held on Tues
day, the following business was trans
acted:
The petition for compromise in the
matter o. the personal estate OF Fred
ericka Sunderland. deceased. was fled
and passed.
Petition and order OF court revok
ing letters of administration for want
of assets in the matter of the estate
of Daniel Thomas. deceased. was fled
and passed
The inventory of the real estate of
Arthur DTeaver deceased. vas lied
The petition and order in the matter
in the estate of Ellen NJ. Ridout. d. h.
n, to sell certain stock, was filed and
passed
An inventory of the personal estate
of Arthur Dreaver. deceased. was fled
and passed
The first and final account of An
ME j. Munroe, Administrative Of JOS
eph p. Girsult. deceased. was fled and
passed.
The application of Rasmus Clausen
for administration of Alfred Baker de
ceased. was filed and passed
The administrators bond of Ras-
mus Clausen, administrator of Alfred
L. Baker. deceased, was filed and ap-
proved. letters granted. notice tc cred
itors given and warrants of apraise
ment issued to Daniel 2. Thompson
and William H. Thomas.
The application of William f. Coch
rane. IT, S. ~, for administration on
the estate of Peter f. Cochrane, de
ceased. was filed and approved.
The administrators bond of viii
liam f. Cochrane, IL s. ~, admins
traitor of Peter F.. cochrane. deceased
was fie'l and approved, letters grant
ed and notisce to creditors given.
Statements in the matter of the es-
tate of Peter r. Cochrane, was filed
and approved
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
Give Names and Addresses for
District Nurse--- Phone 945

Will persons leaving messages for
the District Nurse at her office please
leave NAMES and addresses. 1t is alb
solutely necessary that they do this in
odrer that the work may be properly
accomplished that full names, streets
and numbers be left, and that all or
ders for calls be in by 1870 a. m. and
2.30 p. m.
Today call was left at the Dis
trict Nurses office for IT'S Second
street. She spent the whole morning
trying Co find the number, and there
is none such. No name was left
1t is not to be expected that the
District Nurse traverse these streets
in the hot sun. trying to find somebody
whose name she does not know.
Names must be left at her office with
number Of street, and to facilitate
matters, near what street, or whose
residence, if possible.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HOLO BRIEF SESSION
Commissioner Myers Proposes
Grading Bay Ridge Road.
BIDS TO BE READvERTISED.
Farmers Anxious for Passable Road to
Arundel 0n-the-Bay

A brief session, but an interesting
one, was the weekly meeting yester-
day of the County Commissioners for
Ane Arundel county. All members
of the Board were present
One feature Of the business trans
acted that is of more than usual in
terest tc farmers and summer cot
tagers at Arundel-on-the-B Bay was the
order introduced upon the motion of
Commissioner Henry b. Myers. duly
seconded, that proposals for grading
the Bay Observation-Disclosures Bay
road. be ordered re-advertised. bids 20
be opened on Tuesday. July 27.1915. az
I1.30 O'Clock, a. m.
Also, that all deeds for said right Of
way be in the hands of the County
Engineer before said advertisement is
inserted.
There has been much discussion
over the proposed grading of the
Arundel-on-the-B Bay road. which. as IL
now is, is some miles out of the way
by detour through the woods, and it is
so narrow IN parts that it is impossi J.
bic for teams to pass.
At first some of the farmers refus-
ed to give the right OF way through
their farms. for the proposed new
road but il is believed this matter has
been amicably adjusted So anxious
for pasable road were some farmers
who must use it consti My, that they
offered 10 contribute sum to the
county 10 help purchase the right of
way through the property of the few
dissenters.
At yesterdays meeting il developed
that the so-called Bay Ridge road that
has been a thorn in the flesh of man
agement at Bay Ridge. is legally, a
county road, as shown on record and
was the original road TO Tolley' 'sPoint,
and has been county road for over
sixty years. despite the fact that from
time to time the Bay Ridge road has
been closed leading to Arundel. and
made impassable to automobiles and
carriages by the trees being felled,
and places in the road dug out at the
Bay Ridge crossing.
The road is not private, but by usage
for sixty years as the original Tolley's
Point road, is a public highway
After bids are advertised the new
road 10 Arundel-on-the-Bay and Bay
Ridge, is at last in sight.
Morris Chernon. 105 First street.
Brooklyn, this county, adresed letter
to the Board. relative TO the Auto Pa
troll for the Fifth district He stated
if the Board favors the service he viii
furnish it day or night at any time at
the convenience Of the department for
S25 per month.
The Board received a letter from
Bernhard Scholl & Co, Wall street,
NewYork City,relative to county loans
and offering inducements TO borrow In
the Wall street market.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
GougIng LIghtIy PunIshed.

Mr. Carlin denounced the high
standards of discipline alleged to pre-
vail at the Academy, pointing TO an in
stance that occurred notso long ago.
when a midshipman found guilty of
"gouging" was assigned only fifty de-
merits. In this connection he asked
the question What was there in this
standard of honor 20 indicate to these
midshipmenT
Turning his attention 20 the so
called "ragging of marks, that is the
practice of midshipmen sureptitiously
entering the academic departments to
procure markings on their work ia
advance, which seems tc have been al
most generally practiced, Mr. carlin
contended that this is stealing, if you
apply the cold, literal term. And yet,
he said, the punishment for this has
been only ten or fifteen demerits.
Again referring TO the defendants.
Mr. Carlin declared there was not a
midshipman who went on the sumner
practice cruise but who held a heavy
heart for the predicamert Of the 1e-
PENDANTS, and manifested keen anx-
iety that the guilty party Of the affair
should he ferreted out md punished
AS to the honor of the Navy being af.
fected by this matter the speaker sal
one should have no fear OF that
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
Elsie Janis in Big Feature
The Colonial Friday.

The inimitable Elsie Janis, a clever
little legitimate star, makes her first
appearance upon the screen in 1.-The
Caprice of Kitty" romantic comedy
written by her. To see Elsie Janis
is never to forget her, for the charm
of her magnetism has in it the low
ableness of an unaffected young girl.
Miss Janis is supported by an all star
cast including the handsome popular
screen actor Courtney Foote, who will
be remembered for the remarkable
portrayal Of the monk" in "Hypo-
critics"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
ANTI-WELLS DEMOCRATS
NAME COMPLETE TICKET
Progressive" Also Favorable TO
Candidacy ol Senator Lee.
RIDOUT FOR COURT CLERK.
Annapolis Msrehsui 10 Oppose Dr..
CsOFss Wells. Vsisraa Leader
BFunef Andrrsan isr Senate.

Representative ~ thc progressive
wirg 81 the Democratic rarty .n Anne
Arundel couufT who are favorable to
the nomination ~ sanafar Blair Zee Cor
Governor met here yesterday and
completed 8 fuIl clunfF ticket O. make
the fight ugainst the organization
forces.
RFuncr r. Andersen. enc ~ tho
original Les men. hai previously been
agreed on far state senator Chief
among the se'eciioua made was that
of Grafton ID Ri1lf an Annapolis
merchant. for Clerk 81 the Cirrnit
Court iie uiii D. orrosei hg Dr.
George Wells. thc eFgan raflon leader
States Attroney Nicha.as H Green
was Endorsed Ger reurmlnation. Mr
Green aiso wii o. urroucl hy tho
Organization lamea IN Cax.ef David.
souville. was chrsen far shrria. ana
candidates fer the Hruee oi Delegates.
County Commisa.arefa anf miRra q
the Orphans Caurt a.so wefo agreed
upon.
The rest 81 the t.csrf frHaua
For House af nelrrafrs A Theo-
dore Brady. az Annapolis. John a
Gels, 81 hraakiFu David selor. of
near Robinson - WiH.am F Rogers.
eighth district
County Commissioner james f
Murray. hrst district Marean q. Par
lett. second district. Mr Cake. third
district. William shir.ay. fourth dis
trict; Frank Gischei. dflh district
Elmer b. Parkinson. sINth district
(Annapolisl' j. p Wilson. eighth
district.
Judges Of the Orphans Court Henry
A. Tydinga (incumbenil: Cornelius
JRrboe, Of Chest crdoi4. William 4.
Feldmeyer. of Annapolia
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

Moss, among other things. that dope
is dead al the Naval Academy and that
other reforms will follow as a result
of this inquiry And he then refer
red TO the fact that in spite of the
straight information pertaining to the
original examination being out in ad-
vance. that not a midshipman failed to
secure the required mark after the
examinations had been changed, and
without the advantage of any dope"
whatever
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
COUNTY MEDICOS MEET
INTERESTING TOPICS DISCUSSED.
DR.. S. S. Hepburn Talks On Twilight
SLEEP.

The Anne Arunlel County Medical
Society heid their regular mcetiug a.
the Emergency Hospital. on Tuesday.
July IS. 1915 at il o'cloek. noon. The
following members were present
Doctors. G. Il. Wintcrsen. p H.
Thompson. 8. S. Hepburn. VI "a Hop.
kins, J. "a. Iden. surgeon Of Naval
Academy. ,. G.. Purvls. C Brooke.
II. B. CAN'T. Frances q. Weitzman.
The meeting was one of the most in
teresting held this year Many clini-
cal cases were reported hY Doctors
F II. Thompson. j. a. iden. Surgeon
Of Naval Academy. W. H. Hopkins,
j. o. Purvis and G. "a Brooke. q
Brooklyn. sd. and largely discussed
by the members present
DR. Hepburn read q splendri paper on
Twilight Sleep" before ithe Medical
Society, after which a lively discussion
followed The Society then adjourned.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
At Summer Home.

The family Of Mr.. Charles Weiss
are now occupying their summer
home at "Glen Echo on the shores Of
the Chesapeake Bay.
They have closed their residence on
Prince George street for the summer.
"Glen Echo, is one of the most beau
tiful sites on the bay and is constantly
famed by cooling breezes. The bath
ing shore is among the best in these
waters. Mr. Weiss drives back and
forth to the city daily.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
Auxiliary SQUADRON.

fbc ANNillary squadron will assem-
"e a' Newport News and with Nara
s.nsr1 hHy aa its base viii be engag-
Wrom june &c to August IA in mine
."e'pn m yorious localities between
.ae .s.Wl and Nantucket.
lrm august NJ TO 2S the squadron
VIC Nth thc dcet and will also ac-
""r.H bem to the Southern Drill
Grounds
Front Aueusl % 20 September rs,
.'1.raHN target practice leaving the
southern Nrll Grounds with the rest
" ia0 .e.t lor the war game which
Ni o' H..d from September 10 to 30.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
Wedding Guests Arrive.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Hopkins, OF
Murray Hill are entertaining the fol
lowing house guests for the Valiton-
Hopkins wedding tonight:
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter T. Karcher,
Overbrook, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
N. Mackall, Baltimore. Md; Miss
Jeanette ID. Peterson, Wallville. Md.
Miss Virginia C. Blackhead. Balti.
more; Miss E. Louise Matsinger, Miss
Anna II. Matsinger, Mr.. Carl S. Lewis,
Frostburg, MI. and Mr.. H. Devries
Cassard, Woodstock. Md.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
Gun Club Members


The weekly shoot % the Annapolis
Gun Club was thc most successful
since its inception this year. Seine ~
the shooters made a perfect record hit
ting 25 birds cut of 25 in Glass "A.
Mr.. Busch did this.
All the shooting was excellent. in
each class most Of the shooters max
ing a fine showing striking 23 and "a
outof 25.
The following was yesterdays score (;
Busch in Glass a. 2E.
Rogers IN Class b. 20
Bailey in Glass G. i5.
These weekly shoots afford much
pleasure and sport % members u the
Annapolis Gun Club.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
Congresman Carlln BItter.

Resuming his argument following the
luncheon recess yesterday. Congress
man Carlin devoted much time 10 a
defense OF the accused midshipmen,
especially as TO the line of distinction
and degree of guilt. in that the orig
inal seven were more guilty than the
rest of the midshipmen. because they
admitted having seen mimeograph pa
pers.
In this connection he gave it as his
belief that many other midshipmen
saw the original papers, otherwise he
said he could not see how the straight
information spread among the first
and second classes as rapidly as it did.
But, he continued, no real effort was
made to locate other sources of the
papers, but that the seven had been
singled out as the guilty parties. rec
commended for dismissal and the mat
ter was allowed to drop at that Re-
ferring to the eyidencein the record.
Mr.. Carlin declared that not a single
professor or instructor who appeared
before the court, testified that mid
shipman could recognize the papers in
question as an actual examination.
Congressman Carlinfurther declared
that no sane man could testify as to
the degree of guilt that was drawn.
The speaker said he was shocked at
the manifest unfairpess OF the profess
sors in the different departments. in
giving ost information oI dope" be-
cause some did, and some did not,par-
sue this course, with their sections Of
students. He declared this to be
system that has grown mp at the
Acaemvd until dope lis believed to
look the real thing or as near as the
midshipmen could get it,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
At CarveI Hall for the Wedding.

The following guests are at Carvel
Hall and arrived this morning for the
Walton Hopkins wedding tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. Carnot X. Walton. Mr..
A.. J. Walton, of Phillipsburg, Mon
tana; Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Frank Turner.
Mrs. j. r. FARRELL. Mrs. T. A. Dud-
ley. Miss Lizzie z. Hopkins. Mrs.
Willis. Miss Mildred Wells. all Of Eas-
ton. Md.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

The ladies auxiliary committee of
the Rescue Hose Company Carnivals
held a meeting last night O. make ar
rangements for the coming carnival
the last week in the month.
At this meeting tho wofk waa CUT
lined aad committess appointed An
other meeting 81 the ladies' commit
tee will be held next Tuesday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

The ladies' of EfHarta ChaNcf. near
Parole.wnl give 4 FtlsandLuneh
Box Social on "Wednesday alshi, fuly
II, At Eduavda' Han. ant oa ths lawn
adjoining thlN churca near Farnie sfa.
ton. Ice cream and cafa Hii pc for
sale. Lunch Bgxes af auefIon. pro-
ccds for the churCh.
-Adyerfisemcnt fVla-4L
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

The excursionists who left here
this morning on the COLCHESTER Com
pany's steamer for Chesapeake Beach
numbered 40
Besides the Annapolis contiT g snt
the steamer had aboard 700 from FOL
chester Beach and vicinity. None of
the colchester excursionists left the
steamer at Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
lrnIser Nnnndron.

I". easer squadron will be on po-
. ". Wfol duty in the Caribbean
'aAa werican Mexican and Eu.
't,.. N.rrs target practices al
'"...."0uo. IN the Gulf OF Guacanay-
southern Drill Grounds as
tpN. presents.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
Rule Can intensely interesting
story Colonial, Wednesday.
adv It jy13
Arrived On Private Yacht.

Capt and Mrs. A. w. Thomas and
family, left Baltimore two weeks ago
on their private yacht ''Iago" and
have been cruising in the Bay. They
arrived here yesterday morning, and
left this morning for cruise IN South
River. They expect to cruise in the
bay all summer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
haI Rented Srahorn House.

MT aHa Mrs Healey who have been
N'lf'ng The house on Duke of Glou-
yg',ef y. street owned by Mrs Nicholas
o'.e en have rented the house of Mr.
1l1 M" John S Strahorn, Green
,1ee' aat viii occupy same about
August 6rst
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

mn. uWarine fotilla will be over
Wual lrou june 20 to July 30, and
nom August 10 September 30 will be
e1en special practice in torpedo fir
We aud training OF officers and crew,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
THE OFFICIAL PROGRAM
0F THE ATLANTIC FLEET
R,Hle,bip Squadron and Destroyer
Flotdla.
ACTIVE AND RESERVE.
ru,lo,menl Of the United States
P,nle,bips and Cruisers to Sept.3O

~. s.llswul b. the official program
.mr.94mcnt Of the UpitedStates
.,... Hee. rs September 30:
Ba,ueshlp Squadron.
,g. VIZ anticipation by the fleet
..ua.. 5atflodc celebrations.
mefl7 snip drills, torpedo prac-
landing force exeI cises; War
..4... lectures. During this period
.rtUa aect will be at Narrangan-
at Rlg -.
fgv I..sl wyoming with the First
a.....ar nj newport; Second Division
pra.a...uwn; Third Division at
aor.per Fourth Division at Boston.
e...aa exercises and division tactics
.ai br undertaken during this period.
tYea.t l-ll The entire feet will
..sa.puuIe af N4rr5 ganseti Bay foi
unca0 practice, preparation for Gle
mra,.n practice. sub-caliber drills,
Wlr college lectures; overhauling OF
machinery roaling at sea; using Cy-
.ops ar tHll purpose
Aueut la28 The entire feet will
aaat Block Island Sound Tor feet ma
nm,a. u by squadron, second by
sr nu acics. tboth during night
ol dlNN
Angus. 20 io september 1S-on the
southern uru Grounds for elemental
rs aud Hprmcntal target practice.
HtuDr .l pul ON stores and coal az
Hsmpl8u Roads. overhaul machinery,
lid u.e officers will hold conference
preliminary to the war game, which
ou occupy thc battleship squadron
1om september 10 to 30.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

At Colonial, Wednesday, Rule
G." adapted from Rufus Steel's
story, keeping John Barleycorn off
the Train adv 2t jyl3
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

N-.- a gripping photo-drama
O''oa'a Wednesday. adv 2t iyls
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
a For Rent, Furnished. a

l4e Residence Of Lt..COm' dr. Frank
u1 ln \ huns completely Furnished,
sla Dc 'ar rent on and after July lst,
L'eiy modern convenience. 2l Mary
:. Sna Ave Apply C.W.G0ULD, Church
Ouels 'ad South St. Phone 923-m.
m1ot