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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16
Another Heavy Opinion.

OnIniOn.
one Of the accomplished war eSperts .nns,raf,
IN the pubic prints yesterday with "A statement
which, in military sagacity Is so true tina, q
leaves us gaspjng
".As matter OF fact a great deal of -rou,,
remains 10 be taken by the allied armies h.roro
they push the Germans to II posi-, ,o,t bshin,, ,ba
Rhine and that tho 5l..cers realize this there Is
doub'' =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

Justice Crutchhelds decision that no wo-
man, except one convicted OF being OF All
fame, is subject TO medical examination. is
IN accord with law, common sense and de-
3cency, and no prudishness should prevent it's
Endorsement by every good citizen of the
community. I'm the desire to accomplish
1 the greatest good for the greatest number
We have in recent years placed very heavy
Inland on the liberties of our citizens, and 1t
yet remains TO be seen whether the results
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

German report says there are 10000 'slackers
IN Berlin. Adding the celebrated sons. the total
becomes 2o.00G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

Turkey for Thanksgiving is still IA safe
prophecy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16
The Charge OF the fond nrin,s.

The Charge OF the Bopd brigade.
with acknowledgment TO A. ~
Buy bond. buy bond.
Billion by billion.
Into their pockets dug
The true hundred million.
Forward the Bond Brigade.
wipe out the fInns!' they said.
Into their bankrolls dug
Tho true hundred million.
Forward tho Bond Brigadcm
was there man dismayed,
When our boys needed that
Extra six billion?
Theirs 10, to make reply.
Theirs not to question why,
Theirs but 10 buy and buy
Stanch hundred million.
Pace notes to right OF them,
Peace notes 10 left Of them.
Peace notes In front of them
Danced Il cotillion.
Boldly they bought and we'll
Driving the beast pen-meil
Into the Jaws OF death.
Into the mouth Of hell
Five hundred million.
When can their glory fade.
0. tho Wild charge they made.
Billion by billion.
Honor the charge they made.
H,nor the Bond Brigade
Brave hundred million,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

"Aiirnony." says the Hannibal tMo) Courier,
bond y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

III Herbert Hoover has overlooked anything
III his new Federal rules Tor the conserya-
tioh OF food, it is not visible to the naked
eye his economy campaign promises the
last word in thorOughncss, and il will serve
as valuable lesson to what has been the
most wasteful nation on earth Few will
complain OF the restrictions placed on their
daii! menu. and there is no danger of any
one gong hungry or being forced TO do
without the essential articles of diet But
the frills and the little extras are doomed:
tbe gourmand and the epicure must curb
'heir appetites. BY so doing, the nation and
It's allies may be fed. while through wars
necessity Americans Will become a more
thrifty and more healthy people
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

In justice to Representative Dillon of
South Dakota, and two colleagues forbidacn
by the British government from visiting thei,
INES In France. the real facts should be
understood. The general impression has been
that these members Of the American Con-
gress had been punished for disloyaI decla-
rations aboard ship while going over. Their
ac!uai oiiense was criticism of the quality
ana quantity OF food furnished American
troops ON the same ship With them by
BRUSH contracting concern. 1t is easy TO
surmise, from Mr.. Dilon's own, statement OF
the matter in the House, that 'hc was med
diesome. fussy and unnecessarily Disagree
able and critical, but fairness demands tho
distinct statement that, so far from being
disloyal to the allies his offense was incon
siderate zeal for the soldiers and attention
natural for an inexperienced man, to the
growing al soldiers do.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16
Answer Collect"

We've received the little peace pronuncianento
We've digested wei the wherefore md tho
why. "
we're not at all in doubt abou. the matter
And Jack Persh!ng will deliver our renlv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

The crown prince has left of mpersonatiua
an officer and * now impcrsonat!nG a states
man, with all his old time efficiency He il on.
OF the best assets the allies have to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

Whatever may be said about Germany and
nothing can be too harsh, it must be ad-
united mat it is good press agent It's pub
llcation to the world OF its answer to Presi-
dent Wilson'S inquiries before it reached his
hands was as complete a bit of publicity
Work as the war has Witnessed There seems
not 10 nave been corner of tho earth in
"hich the contents OF the note were not dis
sehihated III record time. But Geriuany's
conversion from its ages-old secret diplomacy
to this wide-open sort is too sudden IN carrv
conviction 1t comes not from The heart and
IL marks, no change III Prussian purposes ex-
cept as temporary cxpedient The with
cred hand behind The move is too plainly
evident, and this hurried plungng into pub
hcity Is likely TO prove Il boomerang which
will strike down lis author
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

TELErliONE: tSunuuiph /.
l'Thatc Diancu EASn.siiSo
connecting WAN ali depart
mcnts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

VIII there be no end TO the privations we are
forced TO suffer on account OF tho war? Now
1t has been decided that the manufacture OF
cigar lighters for automobiles VIII DO discon-
tinued for tho well-known duration.
Wo have heard OF comic opera wars but this
seems to be grand opera, war. At least they
are advancing on tho Siegfried Brunnhllde and
wotan lines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

Address ALI COMMUNAL
fIONS tu The 'rimcs- Dis
uatch, und not to tnulsiunists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

We often wonder villa: the German sold;e-s
40 whcn they are not writing In their dtarica
Every on" who comes OF the trenches veil
ing kameTad' holds his diary in his right
mana ;is If TO say. Here you are All the
secrets of the All-IIighest"
Fortunately we do not leleve in diaries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

URANCIi OFFICES, wash
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FURNISHED every In the at 10 81 uth hs ih
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

~ Real Glimpse Into n Iiochos Innermos,
Soui"-i!ea dime.
our Idea of nothing TO look at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

lhose swivel chair" soldiers Ut Washington
who have been oIdered into active service
ought TO he trst rate In any turning move
mcnt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
HASiCi MAjl SAM ROZHOD
NOUT O SVE PRACOVNf
DCBE..

Mayor Davis projednaval 0.
tazku mestskych hasicJ Sc "a
stupci rIznych unii a konecn4
sc usnesli hasicIm predlozi'
dive nabfdky, pfedn6: bud me.
nit praci kazdych 10 hodin neb
10 proc. prfdavek a kazdy tfe-
tt. mfsto ctyrty den NIT praz-
dniny. o tom hasici pfistf ctvr-
TEX 81 mali hlasovanfm rozhod
nout. Prfdavek by Sc pocital cd
prvniho ledna, 1919. Straznf
kun cd prvniho ledna 1919 bu
de tez sluzne o 10 proc. IVY
seno.
:, Jelikoz mezi hasici sc nahlp-
dy rdznili, mayor Davis to po-
rechal ably si--sami tom roz-
hodli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
ZE SCHUZE

Patronatu G. N. s. skoly ma
Quincy ave. SchGze zahaiena
bvla pfed. u. A. Masem: zapis
XIV priiatv jak ctenv. SdruHenf
Utitelii odporucilo "a ucitele n.
e. Pelicha. VvuGovani rozvrze
20 nasledovne: Prvnf trfda v
sobotu: utit. pf. AN. Kravcova:
.druha trfda v ned6li 81. Rnzena
Clarvatova a treti trfda v rede
Ii p. Emil Pelich. Zapis dftek
kona sc v pedeli dne Is. zarf
a majf se k t6muz uciteld uGi
telkv dostaviti. Otevreni prf-
pravky od]ozeno ma dobu poz-
dsisf. - Ma schfizi rroieveno
hvlo pranf. abv castsii sehrana
bvla d6tska divadla. - Co do
zorci pro skolu bvli ustanove-
nj M. los. flick 2 FIR. Kavan.
Patronat dale zada vesker6 "a
stupce. abv schnze ieho eetneii
a pravidelnEii navst1vovali.
Frank Week, tajem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
E.. v. DEBs PRED sOUDEM.

Vcera zahajen by lpred fede
ralnfm soudcem d. C.. Weston
haverem soud $ byvalym socia
listickym kandidatem presiden
stv; Eugen V. Debsem. Debs
SO ma zodpovfdati 2 obzaloby
pro vyroky pronesene ma kon
venci socialisticke V Canton, O..
dne 116. cervna t. r. Vcera pax
vybrana byla porota a sOud ri
zen jest okresnlm pray. Spoj.
StatG E. S. Wertzem a ieho ash
stenty J. C. Breitensteinem a
Kavanaghem. Debse obhajuji
pravnici Stedman a Cunae z
Chicago. Joseph Sharto 2 Day.
ton a Morris M. Wolf z Cleve
iandu. Pfi zahaieni soudu sud-
Westenhaver prohlasil, ze V
tomto soudu nejedna Sc O ucenf
sOcialismu, ale o osobni vyroky,
Debsem pronesene. Pravnik OBJ
zalovaneho Stedman We sve re
ii poukazal ma zivot a praci oh
vineneho a zadal, ably byl pc
die toho posuzovan.> Soudu jest
pfitomna pi. r. Pas. Stokesova,
mi!ionafka z New Yorku. kite
ra byla odsouzena pro vlasti-
zradne projevy no 10 let do Ia
lare pritomne Sc odvolala k
neivyssimu soudu. Soudnf sin
naplnena byla zv6davci, a ne
ktefi z MICH pri vyvodech OBJ
haicG proievili sve. sympatie s
TeGenym bvli vsak ma rozkaz
soudce zatceni. Jsou to M. S.
Rasista. M. Slotorul. F. Wells,
Ed, DELANEY, J. J. Fried a pf.
Stokesova. Dnesnf den venovan
Jest dalsim reGim obhaicn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
MA DovoLENt.

Americky voijn p. Jos. Yak,
nejstarsi syn naseho narodniho
rracovnfka pana AL. Zaka z
Union Ave-, priiel domh ma kra
tsf dovolcnou. Pan Josef Yak
slouzil pGvo6ne u inzenyrh d
pritomn6 pGsobi v odd6leni vs.
lecnych voznic a to We vojen-
skem tabore Tobiwayna, Pa.
Ma dovolenou do Clevelandu
pfibyl v nedeli pfi te pfflez;-
tosti navStivil dnas j zavod "Sve
ta". kterezto vvdavate1sk6 500
lccnOsti bVval kdvsi mistopfed-
sedou. Je to statrI, zdravim ky
pfcf intelligent. iemuz steino-
kroi znamenite ptileha..
Pfeiem mu ,blahe chviIa V ie
ho rodisti a p]nI zdar V dalSim
vo7enskem povolanf.
Pan JOS. Yak vrati Sc ku svi
mu pluku pristi patek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
.MEsTSKA RADA.

Po zahajeni zasedani pouka
zano ma vzrIstajici pocet det-
skych opatroven, ktere pracujf
upln6 bez jakekoliv kontroly a
byla pfijata resoluce, die kite
re ka2da opatrovna musi miti
licenci. Zarovef bylo usneseno
aby do opatroven nebyly pfiji
many ditky pod 6 mesfc6 a ne
pres Ia let stari.
Pokladnik Neal Oznamil, Ze
ma kratkou lhGtu vydluzene pc
nize v obnosu $563,OOO vystaci
pouze do Is .rfjna.
Mayor Davis v zaslanem do
pise zada vybor ma stavbu ma
drazf ma Public Squaru "a pee
live prozkoumani plann, vyied
mani elektrickeho pohonu v hra
nicfch mesta, ujednani DOLBY Sc
zapocetim stavby jakoz dolby
jeji ukonceni. Vybor ma tez wy
setfiti "a jakych podminek dra
ny mohou uzivati mestskeho
majetku ma pobrezi jezera.
Usneseno, ably obcane naseho
m6sta mohli uloziti sve vladni
dluznf upisy v mestske poklad
me-. Radni Krueger pozadal
mayora Davise ably We ctvrtek
IL zafi pdl dne prohlasil "a
vseobecny svatek. Radnf A. Dit
rick pozadoval odvolanf konce
sc Barber Subway drahy, ktera
chtela staveti tunel pod vych.
55. ul. byla pro nezapoceti pra
ce odvolana. Z
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
$4,000 MA OBEC. SKOLACH

Zahainni v11Gby ma nasich
vefeinych' skolach spoieno by
10 mnohVmi obtizemi, neb ma
200 ucitelek Sc " dobe prazd-
min z mist svych pod6kovalo.
Asi so vdanvch ucitelek bylo
ziskano k op6tn6mu vyucova-
nj. VeSeine skolv nase navsti
venv bvlv 115.O00 ditkv. coz
lest o 5000 vice nez roku Ion
ekeho. Vvucovanf zahaieno by
10 tim. re uGitelkv vvsvstlova
" d6tem lax pHechazeti ulice.
V loni nrvnfch deseti dnech
zahaienf skol zabito bylo 12 df
TEX ma kSizovatkach a ma sc le
tos nest6stfm podobnVm nrede
iiti nazornVm vyuGovanfm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
AMERICKE
ZTRATY.

Dnesnf seznamy americkych
ztrat We Francii obsahuji eel.
KEN 100 jmen. Clevelandskt
ztraty jsou: P. Belts, 1919 zap.
3S ulice, tezce ranen; Rudolf
Holman, 237S vych. 50 ul., tez
ce ranen; w. Marshall, 1864
Fulton Road, tezce ranen a ser
zant w. Williams, 1860 vych.
81 ul., Tehce ranen.
Cesko americke ztraty jsou :
Fr. Vomacka z Missouri, tez
ce ranen.
E. Hansel 2 Iowy, tezce ra-
nen.
Frant. Bcrnas z New Yorku,
lehce ranen.
AL Svoboda Wisconsin, leh
&C ranen.
Frant. Domasek z Wiscon.
sin, lehce ran9n.
JOS. Berka z Michigan, ne.
zvestny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
KONDUKTERKY BUDOU 20
DOBU VYSETROVANf
PRACOVAT.

Jak znamo byli sekretarem
prace Wilsonem vyslani do me
sta naseho p. Dielman a 81. Ru-
sianowska, kteri spolecn6 8 ji-
nHm vladimir zastupcem mali
rozhodnouti, ida spolecnost mn
ze zamestnavati ma karach ze
ny misto muzd. Glen vladnf ko
mise Faulkner prohlasil vcera,
re kondukterky mali zdstati We
sluzbe do te DOLBY, az komse
vyfkne sve rozhodnutf. Pfedse
da zdejsf unie Telschov pax
prohlasil, ze unie podvoli se
rozkazu komise. Do vcerejsfho
dine bylo zamestnano jiz 115
konduktorek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
UPALEN K SMRTI.

Michael Kusik, sc rokn,
1903 Wiley ave-, byl Zam6st-
nan co nocni hlidac II nadrzek
g vybuSnou tekutinou Acid. We
Walworth run. Dnes rano led
ma nadrzka praskla, vybuchen,
Kusik na zem povalen a v hori.
ci tekutine byl upalen.
Nadrzka byla vlastn6na The
Rarrett Company. Privolani ha
sici 20 tri hodiny v neb'ezp eel
pracovali abv ostatni nadrzky
byly uchraneny. Ztrata ma ma
jetku Sc odhaduje ma $1,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10

Gertrude Oettell, 8 let stara
2 els. 9428 Clifton rd. bezela
vcera "a jednim automobilem
ma Edgewater drive a nahle "a
bocila do ulice. Ri tom byla ude
rena autem, ktere rfdil Emil
Brumst. Byfa odvezena do st.
John nemocnice, kde "a nedlou
no sk0nala.
Yetta Zelizyansky, 5 rokn
stara z els. 1902 byla zabita au
tenn pri prechazeni ulice ma 70
hu vych. 55. ul. a Central ave.
Auto .Tfzeno G.. McMullinem,
1915 Prospect ave., byl vsak
tento po vypovedi svedkt poll.
cif propulsion.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
MOVE UHLl.

Washington. = Bezdymne IL
hi bylo vvnalezeno bez kaz-
deho vytazku. mimo zaru. Wy
na'ezcem Jest Charles Smith.
Toto uhli jest schvaleno vladni
administered paliva Spoi. StatG
a odborem vyzbroje. Bude v
brZku vyrabeno v zavodu. jenz
IN tim Icelem bude, zrizen v
Clinchfield, Va. Zakladem. to-
hoto noveho paliva lest mekke
uhli. z nehoz vvtazenv .cenne
oleie s jinymi odpadky drive
nez no pouzito pro furnys.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
DOPIS z FRANCIE..

P. JOS. A. Sup, 1922 Finn a.
ve.. obdrzel cd sveho pfitele p.
F. Ksandera nasleduiici dopis !:
"Dekuji I'll "a zasilku nOvin,
ktere jsem dne %. cervence OBJ
drzel. Zmenili jsme opet nase
obydli sice byli jsme poslani
do zakopI, ktere jsou nasled-
KEN dvoudennfho deste pine
vody. Kdyz TAX rano vylezeme
re svych der, ver mne, ze by
mas mohli postavit do pole "a
strasaky jak vypadame. Byl
isem tez prelozen k jinerpu ba
tailonu nedavno zazil Njsem
veselou prihodu. Mel byti vyko
nan utok ma nemecke zakopv.
Pred utOkem nekolik nasich no
chit pfikradlo sc k nemeckVm
2akOpGm a tam vyslechlo Mem
oe, re chit mas pfekvapit ply
novVm utokem. DOstah sc zpet
a obdrzeli ma sve pfani dovole
nj X utoku. NahlVm ramusem
pfipravili N6mcGm takovV po-
strach, re Sc Nemci Timed VIDA
Ii. Pfepad ten vynese nam ne
kolik krfzkG. die ujisteni il
nHch. Jak vam asi znamo 2 no
vim. isou zde Nemci p6kne biti.
Franconzske velitelstvi ptovrzu
ir zaietf 10000 N6mcG a 500
del. iakoz mnoho maAerialu
a stroinfch nuSek bylo ukorist6
no. Tez nasi bratri v Rusku Sc
drzf znamenite. iakoz zde We
Francii. kde nase plukv jsou jiz
ma frontu. Name take radost 2
toho, ze Nemci DO prvnim biz
Sim seznamenf s Americany ST
rresta1i 2 Mich dalat saskv. =
Nv zde tez neZahalima a nenf
tomu dlOuhO co "vvhrali" isme
N6mcHm a hnfzda strojnfch OIL
SEX. s pozdravem ra vsechny
zname vas F. Ksander.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
SBfRKA We PROSPECT TE.-
SKOSLOVENSKE ARMADY.

Frantisek Yak SIS, pi. Marie
Sikmik soc. sbirka v Marble
head, 10 prednasce por. Me
darla S183.83. Jan Svadba L.
Josef Vondruska S2. sbfrka
7ast. st. radv KaSolickeho del
nike. a sbfrka ma vecirku v SIM
n. V. Broma sA1.3O. FrantiSek X
Beranek ST. Frantisek Barti
81. Josef Sramek 81. Jan Sou
kun 81. Farel SvatOch SIS.
PTiial a g dfIsv kvituie
Josef Mosok. tai. V. V.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10

Priserna tragedie udala Sc
vcera biz Fremont, o. Jiho-
slovansky medvadar Bohumil
Denegovic roztrhan byl svymi
medv6dy. Denegovic utabofil
sc biz m6stecka O. nechav xvi
rata bez potravv, ulehf a usnul.
Behem noci medvedi, diva ma
rOcet. zbavili Sc svych pout,
rOzsapali Denegovice a pOzG-
statky jeho pozreli. z neSt'as
naho medvedare zbylo len ne
kolik ohlodanych hnatG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10

Geneva, 9. zari. - DIE no.
vych zprav, doSlych novinam Y
Lausannu zdaii Sc byti p.ovesti
O vvpuknutf velke revoluce v
Bulharsku podstatnymi potvr
zeny by bvlv nedavne depese o
povstani Sredci a vyhozenf
kralovskeho palace do vzdu-
chu. Dnes doslV telegram ale
neobsahuje zadnych podrob-
nostf.
DIE nejnov9jsfch zprav vra-
til Sc kral Ferdinand do Sredce
z Manheimu z Nemecku. kde
So leeil z dusevnf ckoroby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
uMRTf pRAVtHO VYNALEZ
CE ZEPpEyINf

= Parfze dochazi Zprava. ze
Zemrel pravV vvnalezca Tiditel
nVch vzducholodf ieiichz MI
vod lest AZ dosrd mv1ns mini
sovan hrabeti Teppelinovi. je-
koz .inero j nesou. Bvl to Maui
lice Cbevroux ienz od nocatkn
HaIkv I'll " odlOucen,sti lax
poustevnfk re zalD. ze sc stal
vvnalezcem zhrar3 iez Sc bez
ieho vile dOstala ruco nepfa-
tel proti vlastni ieho vlasti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
RID1TELNY BALON MAD
CLEVELANDEM.

Vcera odpoledne zaletel k
nasemu m9stu velky valecny
riditelny balon. Priletel z East
Akron a byl to jeho prvnf let,
tedy let ma zkousku. kterazto
zkouska dobfe dopadla. Balon
mel We SVEN kosi sest aviatikd
a plavba z Akron k jezernfmu
pobrezf u vych. 105. ul. trvala
tficet minut. Kdyz vetroplavci
doplnili zde zasoby gasolinu,
baion vznesl Sc opet do vyse a
zamfril zpet k Akron.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
SRIPKA VE. PROSPECT
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

Major R. Earle Fisher, U. s. A.,
who has been on leave and has Joined
his family here, left today for his
new post.
Mrs. Owen Bartlett, of Phila-
delphia, wife of Capt. Bartlett, is
spending some time here with her son
who is preparing for the Naval Acad-
envy. Mrs. Bartlett who lived in An
napolis for number of years while
her husband wss attached to duty at
the Academy, is cordially greeted by
many old friends.
Mrs. Roberts, of North Carolina and
Mrs. Mercer, of Pennsylvania, are
stopping with Mrs. r D Tisdale,
Green street Both ladies are here
with their sons who are preparing for
the Naval Academy
Miss Isabelle Howard Claude, Wash
ington, who makes her home with her
brother-in law and sister, Admiral and
Mrs. Thomas B Howard, u. s. N, is
is the house guest of Lieut. and Mrs
Williams c Wickham, u s N, at No
5 Oklahoma Terrace
Mrs. Louis B. Myers, wife of Capt
Myers, of the National Army, after
spending month here, upon her re-
turn from Annist1n, Ala, left today
with her son to Join Capt. Myers at
Central City, New Mexico.
Major R. Earle Fisher, u. s. A.,
who has been here on leave for sew
eral days, returned today to his post
at Columbus, S. c.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-07
FIFTH DISTRICT LIQUOR
BILL ADVANCED TODAY
Measure Drawn By States Attorney
Green and Offered By LiBthicum
Favorably Reported.

The Anne Arundel liquor bill,
amending the saloon law of the Brook
lyn and Curtis Bay sections of the
county, which was drawn by States
Attorney Nicholas II. Green, and in
troduced in the House by Delegate
Linthicum, was favorably reported
today by the Temperance Committee,
and ordered engrossed for third
reading
This bin is one of the most import
ant local measures TO be considered
by the present session.
It's delay in the committee was be-
ing made the subject of not a little
commet It's further progress will be
closely watched by those who are in
terested in improving conditions in
the upper sections of the county.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-07
EASTPORT MD.
THE SNAKES AWAKENED
Summer Heat Ends In Thunder Storm
And DowDpour of Rain

After day of summer heat yester-
days weather was followed by the
prOverbial hash" variety
Last night it rained, it blew. it hail
ed. and there followed q real summer
time thunder and lightning storm.
For some little time the lightning
flashed and there were peals of thun-
der that, according to the old legend,
walked the snakes that have been
alternating all winter
The thunder storm did not last long,
but was followed by a heavy rain
storm that continued throughout the
night and far into the morning hours.
There was a heavy downpour at 4
A NJ
The storm brought decided drop in
temperature.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-07
PRAYER MEETING
TAKES ACTION
Sends Appreciative Telegram To Sec
rotary Daniels on Making
Annapolis Dry.

At the regular mid-week prayer
meeting of~the First Methodist Epis-
copal Church held last night in the
church auditorium, action was taken
on the order issued in the afternoon
by Secretary of the Navy Daniels
which closes the saloons in Annapolis
during the war
Resolutions were adopted and let
ter of appreciation ordered to be sent
the Secretary of the Navy congratulate
ing him on the action taken that will
make Annapolis dry, at least during
the period of the war
A committee was appointed to draft
the resolutions.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-07

j. II. Miller, West e. Madison Streets
Charles Ziehke SO West Street
Ida Hyatt (StOre No. q, - Clay Street
Sans Brothers, So East Street
j. & vi. MalOney Randall & King George Streets
j. Blum, Near Market Space
l. Hyatt, 80 Compromise Street
L. KOtzin, 100 Compromise Street
Henry G. Campbell 122 City Dock
Louis Wolfe. Northwest, near Calvert
$. ZelkOwitZ Clay & Pleasant Streets
Jones & Franklin, 206 Church Street
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Raymond L. Moss, 60 West Street
George HerOld, 53 West Street
L. StrOmeyer Sc West Street
J. w. Riley, 75 Severn Avenue
Mrs. Walden Severn Avenue
G. +. Suit. Fifth Severn Avenue
NJ VI. Fisher, Third & Severn Avenue
VIM F. Bennett
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-07
Motoring On Wedding Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Phelps, of Eas-
ton. Md, arrived here yesterday after
noon in their car. having motored from
Easton, Nd, to Washington, thence to
Annapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps have been re-
Gently married and are taking a we'd
ding trip in this manner, motoring
from one city to another.
The bride is a sister of Mrs. Ivon T.
Morton, wife of Prof Morton of the
Manual Training School here, and she
and her husband are guests at the
Morton home.