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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17
saRi,Is.

Master Glen Stewart suffered from
earache Sunday.
Mr.. Fin Gervin moved into his new
residence Monday.
Mrs. Charlie Raines was shopping
In Waxahachie Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Rafnes spent
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Fin
Garvin.
Uncle Bruce Kirk and Uncle Jim
Patton are both on the sick list at
this time.
Prof. Morris and +. n Hightower
attended church in Waxahaehie Mon
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Boyd are the
proud parents of q bouncing boy.
born April 9th.
A large number of sardls people
attended the singing auxiliary at
the Falls Sunday.
Mesdames d. ]. Gray and J. w.
Middleton spent Monday afternoon
with Mrs. Ben Boyd.
Mr. Walter Bailey and family
moved into the house vacated by Mr..
Garvin and family.
Messrs. Lon Eastman. Blair Kirk,
end Or. Pcplin transacted business
In Dallas last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Williams
spent Sunday the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Paine Workman.
Mr.. Bruce Jordan OF Ions Branch
has been digging a storm cellar for
MIR. r. F. Jordan here.
E. J. Dclk and family and Miss
Fay West we're guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. s. Bynum Sunday.
d. S. Fudge and son, Barren. OF
Waxahachie visited here Sunday,
attending church church.
Nj. Hightower and family, II
Hawks and family took dinner with
Dr. and Mrs. Poplin SUNDAY.
Misses Grace and Mace pelk and
Thelma Garyin spent Saturday night
| In the home OF Mr.. n. J. Delk OF
Lone Elm.
We wish people would take notice
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spent Wednesday afternoon with her
mother. Auat Duck Edwards
Mis- Cooper of Oak Clitf. vino
spent few days last week with
Aunt puck Upwards. went houe
With ars Patterson Wednesday cve-
ming
Mira Iake Lanler sad children
pen, Row days last week. with
sfrs, waster neaty. while siessrs
walter Beatty and Jake Lanier and
fsaak Reed we're on Fort laka sisii-
Iiag.
Little James Earl Martin, son OF
SIR and Mira Jim Martin. fell or
for hts tricycle. last Thursday after
noon and broke his arm. SIR Mar
TIA took him to WaxahaeAie 70 have
hts arm set
| Mesaha Waiter neasy. j. NJ
prultt. r. Y. Mckinney aud John
Marka spent last Tuesday IA Dallas
aassrs Prultt aud Beatty want "a
buy things Tor the store. Mckinney
some auto fixtures, and Mr Marks
vent to look after them.
| Me. and Mra' c. II kRykendals
and Mrs. WIN Toadgate went 70 the
Falls Saturday 70 quarterly confer
ence
Lee Miles and family OF Avalon
spent Sunday with VIII Toungate.
Mira Alma Morris and John Hen-
~ MARKS spent sunday with Mrs.
Morris sister. ars. Walter Tucker.
OF WaxaIaehIe
@. W. Martin OF Nash and Mrs.
DIN Martin or waxahaehie have
gone Ia Oklahoma on visit 90 Mrs.
Martins parents
/ G. II. kuykeudalI and family, Mrs.
Mollle V Smith and sou Earl. Nj.
aud Mrs Andy lloyd. Mrs VIII
roMneate. Miss Lula satterfieId aad
Harris LLOYD attended church at
waxahaehie last Sunday night.
II man IL u tightwad. his wife
LIE about the first one TO lind II out.
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NASH.

The health OF this community ia
good at present.
Mrs Lee Miles spent Monday
with her mother.
We had some more rain hero last
Thufaday afternoon.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. n whltefleld
we're IN Nash sunday afternoon.
Mr.. aud Mrs VIII Touagato
spent Tuesday AT c. II. Kuykendali' =.
Messrs. Hush Mccoy aud ErsktfI
Rogers were In Mash Sunday alter
noon.
Charles Gam aud family OF Vsais-
ahachie attended Sunday sehboi
here sunday
There vas big frost Saturday
night. Some OF the corn was killed
while other corn was NOT hurt
Mesdames W. r. and Edgar Mar.
tin spent Sunday With Mrs Mollis
" Smith and daughter. Mrs. Lloyd
| Mr. and Mrs G. u. woodrine
spent several days last week At II. p
satterfieid's. Mr Cyrus was repair.
/ Ing sfr. 5atterfieid'B mousse last week
| Mira. II. r. Gladney spent Tuesday
I, with Aunt Duck Edwards
Miss Lola Armstrong went home
Tuesday after spending several days
with her sister. Mrs. Stella Marks
Mrs Stella MARKS spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Walter Beatty
The Nash boys played ball here
wednesday with the Howard boys
| The score was 9 10 4 ia favor 81
Howard.
c. n. Kuykendall and family and
Earl Smith sent to Ennis Sunday
afternoon to see w u. colsin and
family,
SIR. and Mrs G. H. KuykendaiI
spent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. w
r. Martin
Misses Lucille and Aleen kuyken.
dali spent last Thursday night With
their grandmother
Mrs Fields Patterson Of Red OAK
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LONG BRANCH.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Moore spent
wife.
Don Kirk is on the sick list this
week.
E. C. Lavender is building a new
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Gray visited at
Som Byrum's Sunday.
The win one campaign" is IN
progress at this place this week.
Tom Lavender and Ben Flemings
ana families spent the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert May visited
IT sam Holmes Saturday night
G. A. Carter and family spent
saturday night at Mr.. VIII samford's
Our school closed at this place
Friday after very successful term
Miss LueIla Dickson. our teacher
returned to her home at HillsboFt
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W NJ. Nelson spen'
sunday afternoon with Mrs. Z. J
Holmes.
Mrs. Lena Linsley spent las
Thursday with her sister Mrs
Smith. in waxahachie-
" Vincent and wife, T. V. Vim
cent and family spent the day a
owen FIemings' Sunday.
Misses Mabel Tinsley, Connie XIII
ard Vera Nelson spent Friday nigh
with Miss Luella Dickinson.
Miss Edna Munden of italy Visi'e'
her grandmother. Mrs. sallie Sam
ford. Saturday and sunday.
/ L. b. and Annie May Moore spen
mart Of last week with their grand
I mother Mrs. Emma Moore.
Mr.. Roscoe Sullivan and famil
took dinner .st,Jis. Holiness SUNDAY
III visiting at \. A. Liadop's In u
/ afternoon.
A large crowd net a. the saAoS
+ bouge saturday for picnic, as
nv. and basket ball game was =
leature Of the dag. Il.
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that Sunday afternoon Will be tho
sing occasion at sardis, VIII you
please come.
Mr.. ]. II. Patton and daughter
Zeta, OF Midlothian we're here Tues
day TO see Unele Jim Patton. who
/ Is sick.
Mrs. ]. n. James aud little daugh-
ter OF chatfiold are with Mr.. Jones
aud family OF this place for an indef-
mite time.
MIR. and Mrs. VIII Williams and
MIR. and Mrs Guy Baxter OF Long
Branch attended charen here Sunday
taking dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cherry OF Walnut
Grove were the guests of the iatter's
parents. Mr. aud Mira j. y. Kelley.
Saturday to Monday.
Mrs. John Nelson and little son OF
Cedar Am spent Friday to Monday
sith her parents. AIR. and Mrs. =.
Allen of this town.
Misses Nettic Roe ard Leta Mil
lcr sDnt Thursday TO Sunday At Mid
lothian visiting friends and attend
| ing the revival
Mr.. Carl TidwelI fell white play
ing ball last week and threw the
ankle out Of place. The young fell
low is doing nicely.
Rev. j. +. Harris Of Waxahaehie
preached here Sunday morning aud
rev. Wagner was here to fill hia
owa place at tight
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Horn of Britton
spent Tuesday and Tuesday night
With the latter's parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs W. T.. Stewart.
Rev. g. c. Garrison OF Milford
viii preach here Saturday. Sunday
and sunday night Everybody inyit.
cd TO come to the Baptist church.
Mr. and Mrs Il. +. Jordan and
children. Mrs. Garyin and Grace
Deik attended church at the N, +.
| church In Waxahachie Tuesday night
Mesdames Lloyd Green and Whit
Boyd OF Mansfield are visiting the
homes OF MIR. Allen Roe and w. +.
Eastman and other relatives and
friends here for few days. coming
Saturday
| The time for farm and garden
work We thought was ri hand and
handling the plow and hoe and the
rake would give place TO tie coal
shoyei aud wood chopplng. but
Boreas swept here Saturday night
leaving his deadly trail Of leo and
frost. and the fire WIS once more
enjoyed. Another heavy rain Eel
L Thursday OF last week
4 Rev. Wagner viii preach az shi'
place every night next week. be- gin
! Mug Monday night. the nth, con
tinulug over Easter Sunday, wsiel
sc wish to term a homecoming day
want every one 20 come. who ~ on'
time attended this place. aud wis
reads this consider this an invita-
/ ton rom the sardis people 20 atten'
church here Easter Sunday. as
homecoming day
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II man Is u tightwad. his wife
f about the first one TO lind II out.
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RED OAK.

h pussell has a new Ford.
4 stevens was here Saturday.
Stanford was in Dallas Satur-
kraw smithson is now driving
Istt Goodloe of Bear Creek was
Saturday.
Phillips is working for j. 3.
d now
oldham was here on bust
onday.
Bracken is attending school
DO now.
lace Payne is now driving a
tomobile.
Simpson was seen on our
Monday
J. 0. Rogers has moved to
b, Texas.
Davis was transacting bust
Ere Friday.
]. A. Wesson had business in
Saturday.
Zaek Clark of Bear Creek
b Saturday.
End Mrs. II. C. Bracken were
|ahachie Friday.
Jimmie Eagle had business
|ahachie Friday.
Hartline was transacting
here Saturday.
BY Douglas of Lancaster was
turday on business.
Cayitt has been very sick
|etter at this writing.
Morton of Sterrett was trans
business here Monday.
Evans Of Staunton, Texas, is
his aunt, Mrs. w. A. Bryan.
Goodbar was a visitor in the
Al Conner Sunday evening.
Lavender and e. T. West of
AeEe here on business Satur-
Cumbor and son of Bear
Sere here Friday on bust
Y. NJ. Arnold left last week
extended visit to Mena, Ar
Ason is doing considerable
Aent on his lot in the south
own.
lumber and Al Wade OF
eFS were transacting bust
Friday.
hazard, who is attending
college at Tyler, was at
urday.
~ A. Binyon breaches at
'ocEett and son and daugh-
Y and Erma, Mr.. and Mrs.
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HOW ARD.

Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Boren visited
% Ray sunday.
Mr.. f. L. webb's brother. c. II
Webb, was operated on at waxa.
haehie sanitarium recently. He i.
getting along nicely.
Mrs. 7. P. Godfrey visited Mrs
Taulbee at Ray Sunday.
Mr.. O. T. Murphy has gone to Gal.
weston on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Buie visited
relatives at Crisp Sunday.
Dir. Levi Lawson andsfamiiy spent
Sunday with Mr.. Miller's family.
Mesdames G. Z. Watson and r
A. Davenport were sick last week,
Mrs. Tennie Rhodes. who has been
Ill for quite a while. is, conyaIescing.
Mr.. Johnnie Reynolds spent Thurs
day night with Mr.. Gentry Godfrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Alexander
spent Tuesday with MIR. and Mrs. t.
NJ Buie
DR.. and Mrs Looney spent We'd
nesday with Mr.. and MRS. Taylor
Parten.
Miss Pauline Alexander spent the
weekend with Miss Matte Lou
Reager.
Mrs. Annie Knox spent part of last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
Knox.
Mr. and Mrs. S. r. wheatley spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. w. p.
Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Webb visited
in Waxahachie Saturday night and
Sunday.
Miss Lou Hickman OF Waxahachie
is visiting Mrs. o. T. Murphy at
present.
Mesdames P. A. Graves and p. NJ.
Wheatley are on, the sick list at
present
Mr.. Miller and family moved from
Sardis to Mr.. d. d. Floyd's farm
last week.
A. b. Taylor returned to Cleveland.
Miss, with his brother, who was
Eere recently.
Olin Maybin returned last week
from west Texas, where he had been
since Christmas.
Mr.. II. A. Wheatley and family OF
Bardwell spent Thursday with Mrs.
Emma Wheatley.
Mrs. Bula Gilstop OF Mansfield
visited her. mother, Mrs. NJ. M.
Poulter last week.
Misses Bula and Myrtle Floyd and
Gladys Fleming spent Friday night
with Mrs o. T. Murphy.
Mr.. w. l.. Hodson of AIsdorf spent
a few days last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Keller Brookshire.
s. z. Sutton died Friday after a
lingering spell OF illness and was
buried at Waxahachie Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Knox spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Burton of near Golfers Chapel.
Misses Willie Woods and Bula
Floyd and Messrs. C. H. Pierson and
w. B. Woods attended singing at
the Falls Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. w. s.. S. r. and Claud
Wheatley went to FIT. Lake last week
on a fishing trip. They caught all
the fish they could eat and had a
delightful outing.
Mr.. j. NJ Brookshire visited at
his daughter. Mrs. w. T. Hendrix,
al Crisp last week and was going
fro mthere to Lawton, Okla, to visit
another daughter, Mrs. Tom Rogers,
for a while.
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TIE strongest recommendation
any article ynay receive Is favor
able word from the user. II Is the
recommendations 81 those Who have
used il that makes Chamberiain' ,
cough Remedy SO popular. Mrs.
Amanda. Glerhagt. w4gnesviiie.
Ohio. writes. Chamberlain Cough
Hemedy has been used IL ny fafaiiy
Eoff ard ca for twsatY years and II
has never failed 70 cure cough
O. cold" For sale By curlin'a Two
DEng Stores Adv
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NtLAt hive Lp ftfFti
an operation ! had
o soreness in both
sides and a pulling
sation in ny
right side. ! could
not DO much work
the pain was 50 bad.
] was also troubled
withirregu larity and
9th er weaknesses.
My blood was poor.
We had been mar
ried four years aad
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Severe Cold Quickly Cured.

"On December first / had very
severe cold or attack of the grip as
it may be, and was nearly down SICK
in bed" writes o. ]. Metcalf'
Weatherby, Mo. Il bought two bot
flee of Chamberlain Cough Rene
DIV and 1t was only few days until
was completely restored to health
i firmly believe that chamberlain $
Cough Remedy is one of the very
hest medicines and will know what
tn do when I have another cold.
For sale by Curlin's Two Drug
Stores. (Adv.)
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Phone 486 will get the printer
right now. Estimates cheerfI!iy siV'
en-. ]. It. Tucker, job printer. "thats
all."-(ACv)
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Her HOME No
LONGER CHILDLESs
Operationnot Necessary after
Taking the Great Medicine
for Women.

Iillcr's Falls, Mass. Doctors said
I bed displacement very badly and |
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Tough luck i often only the cuff
ing TIA. is coming 70 yoa-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-06-08
REINA MERCEDES SAILS.
Station Ship at the Naval Academy
Taken to Dry Dock at Newport.

The station ship ReinA Mercedes,
sailed about 2. 80 o'clock this morning
with Newport, Va, as her destina-
tion. where she will be placed in dry
dock. have her hull scraped and paint
ed and other necessary repairs made
The ship is in charge of Commander
II. II. Christy. 1t is the first time
the Reina Mercedes has left the dock
since she was moored there to replace
the old prison ship "Santee
The Reina Mercedes is relic of the
Spanish American war having been
captured from the Spanish at that
time. brought here and fitted out as a
station ship for sailors who are sta
toned at the academy. She also
serves as a prison ship for those mid
shipmen who infringe on the disciple.
nary laws of the Naval Academy, and
has had some noteworthy consignments
in this line.
During the absence of the Reina
Mercedes the torpedo boat Bailey in
charge of Lieut.. c. M. Austin will act
as the station ship. With the excep-
tion of few who are left with the
Bailey the complement of the Reina
Mercedes went with the ship.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-06-08
HOSPITAL CARD PARTY
A GREAT SUCCESS
Good Sum Expected to be Realized
for the Proposed Maternity
Ward at Emergency
Hospital.
MANY PRIZES AWARDED.
The Lucky Winners Everybody En-
joyed Pleasant Evening Bridge.
Euehre and 500 Played.

Last nights subscription card party
given in Bladen Street Armory for the
benefit of the proposed Maternity
Ward for the Emergency Hospital was
a great success.
Despite the threatening weather,
there was a large attendance,about 120
of whom played and there were many
on-lokers. Small tables, numbering
about thirty in all. We're placed about
the Armory and 800" euchre and
bridge were played.
After ten games the winners were
declared as follows:
Ladies-Mrs. r. r. Thomas, first
prize; Mrs. l.. NJ Anderson, second
prize; Mrs. Kruger, third prize; Mrs.
w II. Thomas fourth prize; Miss Ann
Doyle, consolation prize.
Men's-Mr r. Kaiser. first prize;
Mr.. NJ. Moses, second prize; Mr.. Cliff
ton Moss, third prize; Mr.. f. c. Burt
fourth prize; MIR. Charles Weiss,
fifth prize.
For Euchre Prizes Ladies', were
awarded as follows: Miss Clara
Schreyer, first prize; Miss Susie John
son, second prize; Mrs. Kramer, third
prize; Mrs. s. Victor, fourth prize;
Mrs. McWilliams, fifth prize, Mems
First prize for euchre went 40 Mr..
John II. Sullivan.
The bridge prizes were awarded as
follows: Mens-First prize, Mr. j.
de p. Douw; second prize. Mr.. Thomas
Miller Ladies es-First prize, Mrs. Hor-
ace j. Fenton; second. Miss White.
After the game delicious ice cream
and cake was served TO each table, and
to the on-lokoers. There were so many
cakes that they were auctioneered of,
thus adding to the funds.
The room was prettily decorated with
flags and flowers, and the occasion was
a delightful social affair. 1t is eX-
pected a good sum was realized. The
card party for the benefit of the Ma
ternity Ward at the hospital had its
inception with Mrs. j. Oliver Purvis'
wife of Or. Purvis, of the hospital
staff She was ably assisted by corps
of ladies. who deserve great credit for
the success of the affair.
Any donations in cash will be re-
ceived at this office or by Mrs. Purvis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-06-08
MORE MIDDIES SWORN IN.
Those Admitted Today at the Naval
Academy---The New Twenty
Five.

Candidates for the Naval Academy
are being sworn in as midshipmen at
the rate of about % each day. Those
admitted today we're:
Andre Victor Cherbonnier, Presi-
Dental; Raymond Dudley Sollars, Mis-
souri,; Francis Paxton Old. North Caro-
lima; John Ballachey Lyon, Iowa; Har-
old Sheffield van Buren, Massachusett I;
John Sanforu Cohen Georgia; Car
ence McMahan Head, Georgia; Carl
Dow Upton, New Mexico; Charles
Russell Woodson, Virginia; Mark
Houghton Harrington. North Dakota; !;
Nelson Shaw Tobey. Maine; Daniel
Fisher Worth, Jr., Massachusetts !;
William Peters Hepburn. Iowa; How.
ard D. cker Peoples. illinois; Philip
Raymond Kinney, Minnesota; Clarence
John Ballreich, Ohio; Elmer Frank
Helmkamp. Kansas; George Coleman
Skinner, Jr., Iowa; Elliott Benjamin
Galloway. Alabama; Thomas George
Cox, jr., Massachusetts; William
Julian Krebs. Louisiana; Roscoe Henry
HillenKctter. Missouri Paul Belyea
Watson. Ohio; Edgar Barzilloi Howell,
Florida; William Stevenson MacLaren,
New jersey.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-06-08
NO MORE JUNKETS
ON STATE STEAMER
No More Joy Sails---State Boats
for Business Only.
ACTION OF CONSERVATION BOARD
Ruling of Commission Will Put An End
to Good Times AiIoat- Business
is KEYNOTE

Business is the keynote of Mary
lands new Conservation Commission.
Many questions that have decided bear
taken up within short time.
One of the more important questions
to be decided will be whether the State
can get along with one large State
steamer and several smaller vessels,
instead of the present two big ones
The Governor Thomas" and the Gov
ernor McLane" are now used in the
State work ON the. bay and the Com
mission is of the opinion that it will
be saving To the State if one or the
other of these vessels is disposed of
and with the money realized on the
sale to purchase several smaller craft
Junkets on the State police steamers
are to cease This was decided upon
yesterday at a meeting of the State
Conservation Commission, which is
just now completing its organization
and outlining its work.
The Commission adopted a rule that
the State steamers are to be used
only for official business of the Com
mission the only exception permitted
being that they may be used other
wise on the request of the Governor.
For years the State steamers have
been used for other things than State
business, particularly when the oys-
ter season is closed. They have been
used to cary political parties TO
parts of the State, where train sched-
ules or accommodations were poor or
where there were not convenient
steamboats, and also to take Sunday
school picnics from place to place in
the tidewater counties
At times, also, the State steamers
have been used for booze" parties of
ambitious legislators in Annapolis
10 found the vessels convenient
places of entertainment far from the
maddening crowds of Annapolis. It
Las ben estimated that half the coal
c, nsumed by the two steamers i'm the
mmer months has in years past been
bIrned on other than State business.
This expense will be saved if the
commander of the force lives strictly
u to the orders of the Commission,
" lch is now the supreme power The
Commission yesterday had before it
the question of enforcing the new crab
law in Somerset county. Candidates
for crab inspectorships were sum
moned to Baltimore and will be held
there today TO get instructions as TO
what must be done.
Yesterday F. NJ. Womble and Ernest
j. Clarkrepresenting the Severn River
As sociation, called on the Commission
ED made suggestions as to the en-
fro cement of the new law. whicn pro-
hibts fishing in the river with other
then hook and line.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-06-08
SURGEON IDEN DETACHED
Given One Months Leave Before New
Duty,

Surgeon John II. Iden, u S. NJ,
has been detached from dIty at the
Naval Hospital and given one months
leave before assuming new duty
Surgeon and Mrs. Iden will leave
today to visit friends in New York.
Dr. Iden has been very popular not
only in naval circles but in Annapolis
as we'll He is member of the Emsr-
gency Hospital staff and has had nu-
merous operative cases at the local hos
pital He has given freely Of his
time and ability in the practice of
medicine and surgery to charity patti
ents, and has been a valuable acquisi-
tion to the District Nurse in her char
ty work among the sick.
DR.. and Mrs. Iden are highly es-
teemed by large circle of friends in
Annapolis by whom they will be
greatly missed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-06-08
ST. ANNE'S CHOIR CONCERT
Tonight at High School, ---Hear the
Bows Symphony"

A concert will be given in the High
School Assembly Hall tonight at
o'clock by st. Anne's Church choir for
the benefit of the choir boys camp
fund. A pleas ing variety of songs,
chcruses and recitatioDs is promised.
and, in addition. an orchestra of nine
teen pieces" will play two toy sym
phonies.
The artists are as follows: Mr.. c.
l.. Clemson, tenor; Mr.. j. r. Kaiser,
bass; Mrs. George Shearman and Mas
ter Robert Moss sopranos, and reci-
tations will be given by Mrs. Shear
man and two of the choir toys.
Delicious homemade candy will be
offered for sale by number of the
Annapolis fair young charmers and a
very pleasant evening is assured to all
who avail themselves of this opportu-
nifty of hearing ST Anne's choir on the
concert stage. The price of admis-
sion is 25 cents.