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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-13
!gyEYATION PLANS
PUT OFF FOR WEEK
-r, Commissioners Deter
mine To Await Return of
Mr.. Strauss
.,,uF TRUSTEES OF POOR

..f.r5 weekly meeting the
.s NJ Cammlssioers Of Anne Arun-
-r.y determined 70 postpone for
.t.- week their plans for forcing
.-raysr.on appeal into the United
~. Courts This step was taken.
-.rfrga consultation between mem
sf -he Board and Mr.. r. =. Mel
counsellor The delay was in a
-re due 20 the fact that former
-..--ray General Isaac Lobe Straus is
ort Of the state and will be away
.H August 18th. The commissioners
aa.r meeting last week directed
...- nrf-ideut 10 take the necessary
-.,. no carry the annexation law into
81. United states Court and 70 report
-. o-ogre.s 40 tOday's meeting.
pas.des the annexation question and
.. massage of number Of bills. the
.--mi.sioners only other business
-.s the appointment of two members.
d. ,ba board of trustees Of the County
home These appointments were to
,..tf0ns where terms expired on July
r Mr. Thomas S. Dove was reap
,a.ntad for a term Of TWO years. and
~. Carrie Hunt. wife of Mr.. Murray
grBt OF Cumbersome, was named to a
r.a term as the successor Of Miss Lu-
.nla seliman.
The other members of the board now
,.. Mrs Emma Abbott Gage, and r.
3 Gott. serving six year terms, and j..
Grant Calhoun. and Mrs. r. ID. Tisdale,
ar,iug four year terms.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-13
NO FURTHER NEWS
OF INJURED SOLDIER

Up to noon today, no further news
has been received of the wounded sol
dier, William Tisdale, of this city, who
was reported in a telegram yesterday
from the Canadian Government, dan
gerously wounded" by shrapnel,
Somewhere in France"
Mrs. Tisdale. the boys mother, is
bearing up bravely and has wired for
further information concerning her
sons injuries and the hospital where
he is being treated. She has received
numerous messages from friends, let
ters and kilograms, and the noble
woman that she is. is hoping for the
best.
The pity of it all is, that her son, not
yet twenty, may be a cripple for life,
should his life be spared.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-13
BRADY IS ELECTED
TO COUNSELORSHIP
Mr.. Green's Name Not Presented
and Mr.. Gott Is Only Other
Candidate Voted Upon
SMITH WAS DARK HORSE

The long fight over the Annapolis
City Counsellorship is over. The Mu-
nicipal fathers last night named Mr.. A.
T. Brady, to the position as successor
of former counsellor George Rullman.
who some months ago resigned to en-
ter the National Army.
That the plans of some of the local
leaders went awry in the election of
Mr. Brady is generally understood. 1t
is asserted that the chances of Mr..
Jerry L. Smith for landing the posi-
tion were very good had the first bal
lot shown, as did the ballot at the last
meeting, three candidates and none of
them with majority vote of the men,
bership of the council.
However, Alderman T. Beavin, who
at the last meeting had voted for
States Attorney Nicholas H. Green,
last night shifted on the initial ballot
to Mr.. Brady, and gave that candidate
the necessary majority. Had he not
done this and had the deadlock con-
tinued it is reliably reported that there
would have been a "get-together-and-
Observation-Disclosures motion which
would have brought Mr.. Smith out as
the dark horse" and carried him un-
der the wire a winner.
When Alderman Beavin moved that
the Ciuncil go into the election of a
city counsellor, Mayor Strange an
nounced that there were left over from
the last meeting, three candidates in
nomination, these being, Mr.. Winson
G. Gott, Mr.. Brady and Mr.. Green.
The Mayor at once named Aldermen
Russell and Stevens. tellers and called
upon the members to prepare their bal
lots. The count showed, Mr.. Brady
with Votes; Mr.. Gott, with 4, and Mr..
Green with none. This gave Mr.. Brady
IA majority of the membership of the
council and he was at once declared
elected.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-13
EXECUTIVE BOARD
HOLDS MEETING
War Camp Community Service
To Give Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Watermelon Feast
MRS. DASHIELL ACCEPTS

An important meeting of the Execu-
tive Committee of the War Camp Com
munity Service was held yesterday
afternoon, in the office of the Counsel
of Defense. Court of Appeals Build
fixed owing to wherewithal TO obtain
meeting to give TO all service men in
and about nnapolis-soldiers, sail
ors, marines and aviators-a water
melon feast.
The date of the feast has not been
ing. The committee decided at this
some three hundred watermelons. A
number of farmers of Anne Arundel
who grow the delicious variety of IAN
Rannel Watah Million 'jes from the
vine an ripe to the rine," have been
communicated with, and as soon as
the melons can be secured, the feast
will be given.
Another thing not fully decided up
on is the place. The committe has
two in view. and is waiting to hear
from either
The committee appointed Mr.. W.
Meade Holiday chairman of the COM
mittee on the watermelon feast, the
place to be later decided upon
The committee also decided at this
meeting to have all the athletic para
phernal;a at the State Armory, put in
perfect repair for the use of the men.
Mrs. Robert Dashiell has accepted
the Craftsmanship of the Hospitality
Committee, and win look after and
encourage such parties for entertain
ment of the service men as given last
Sunday at Friendship, and TO be given
next Sunday at Arundel-on-the-Bay by
the Woman's Civic League.
Mrs. Dashiell will appoint sub-com-
mittees from the several churches.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-13
WEATHER DEFERS
CLOSING OF FETE
Firemen To Continue Festivities
This Evening At Old City
Hotel Lot
WILL CROWN THE QUEEN

Last nights thunder storm inter
Tered with the Firemen's Fete which
was TO have been brought TO a close.
II is proposed to hold the Fete again
this evening, weather permitting, and
il the stock on hand cannot be sold
this evening TO run the fete again to-
morrow night
At tonight's Fete Miss Lillian Basil,
who won the highest number of votes
in the Contest for Queen of the Car
nival, will be crowned Queen. At the
same time she will be presented with
a handsome gold wrist watch, the gift
of the Firemen of the three volunteer
fire companies of the city.
The attractions will be run full
force until $50 when there will be a
cessation of festivities for the crown
ing of the Queen. After these cere-
monies, the Fete will proceed in all its
branches. with dancing and side at
fractions
Much of the success of the Firemen's
Fete is due to the Ladies Auxiliary,
which has been composed of the fol-
lowing workers:
Mrs. Mamie Lang, chairman; Miss
Ruby Stone, secretary and treasurer.
Baby Dolls-Mrs. VIM. Barber, Mrs.
Mamie Smith Mrs. John Taylor
Cake-Mrs. S. Boone, Mrs. E. Burt,
Mrs. c. Brooks.
Candy-Mrs. F. Feldmeyer, Mrs. H.
Ephriam. Mrs. Lee Kries.
Confetti-Mrs. Alderdice and Mrs.
Brown
Country store-Mrs. Kramer, Mrs.
Small.
Dance-Miss r. NJ. Stone, Mrs. B.
Frank, Miss NJ. Desantes.
Fancy Table-Mrs. f. Owens, Mrs.
VIM. Owens.
Fish Pond-Mrs. Florestino.
Fruit-Miss Cannon. Mrs. ]. Engel-
Ike. Mrs. b. Lloyd.
Flying Horse-Mrs. Lang.
Ice Cream-Mrs. L. Hopkins, Mrs. F.
Stone Mrs. r. Morgan, Miss c. Hill,
Mrs. G. McNew.
Parcel Post--Mrs. c. Tucker.
Soft Drinks-Mrs. Russell, Miss +.
Strange, Miss NJ. Russell.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-13
EIGHT MORE DRAFTEES
WILL LEAVE TOMORROW

Eight more draftees from Anne
Arundel county in a special call for
mechanical service will leave Annapo-
lis under call from the Local Draft
Board tomorrow. The men, who will
go from here TO Atlanta. Ga, for spe-
cial instruction at the Georgia School
of technology, are:
Claude A. Townshend, of Davidson
Vile; Edwin NJ. Cook, and William j.
Schmidt of Pasadena; Marion Shep-
herd, of Deale; Howard w. Price, of
Edgewater. and John F. Howard and
Arthur Lohrman, of Gambrills; and
George f. Clark. of Severn. To make
up a vacancy in a previous draft and
to allow for any failure to appear, the
Board has also called Ferrie E. Hood,
of Severn, to report tomorrow.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-13

Nlizje Marie. daughter of officer
Samuel A. and T. Gertrude Jones, who
resides at Eastport, had a narrow es-
cape from being drowned on Sunday
afternoon while in bathing at Horn
Point The young lady could not swim
and She made one step off the fats.
getting into a deep hole If il had not
been for q young man. Mr.. Jaberson,
going 90 her rescue. she would per-
Aps have drowned Too much praise
cannot be given to Mr. Jaberson for
a's heroic act His kindness is highly
appreciated by the parents of the
Young girl.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-13
AGENT WHITEFORD
TO TAKE A VACATION

County Agent H. c. Whiteford, will
be out of the County starting on Au-
gust 18th, for a weeks leave. His va
cation may be continued longer into
leave without pay for an additional
two weeks.
Mr.. Whiteford, while away, will be
at his Hartford county home where
practical work in connection with the
canning and preserving of food and
food-stuffs will be practiced on an ex
tensive scale, as well as orchard work
and the field selection and saving OF
tomato seed. The Office will remain
open and a capable person will be in
charge during his absence.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-13
FARMERS BANK STOCK
IS SOLD AT AUCTION

Twenty-Five shares of stock of the
Farmers National Bank. the property
of the late Mrs. Jane Thompson, was
sold at public auction in front Of the
Court House this morning. The pur-
chaser, was Mr. Bruner r. Anderson,
who bid so per share. The sale, con-
Quoted by George Saffield, auctioneer.
was under executors proceedings,
wherein Medford Roe was named as
executor and James NJ. Munroe as At
torney.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-13
PROCEEDINGS OF
ORPHANS COURT

The proceedings of the Orphans
Court during the morning session of
their weekly meeting today were as
follows:
The first and final account of Mari
ana Muller, executrix of Balthasar
Muller was filed and passed.
The third account of the Safe De
posit and Trust Company, in the es-
tate of Benjamin Frank McGehee, was
filed and passed.
The first and final account Of James
jacobson, administrator Of Emanuel
jacobson, was filed and passed
The inventory of the personal estate
of Jane A. Thompson, was filed and
passed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-13
PHYSICALLY REJECTED,
DRAFTEE RETURNED

Having been physically rejected by
the Army examining board at Camp
Meade, Bernard A. Crone, one Of the
draftees recently sent to the canton
ment from Anne Arundel county today
reported his return and discharge at
the Office of States Attorney n. II.
Green, chairman of the Local Draft
Board for Anne Arundel. Crone, who
went into camp on July oath, was re-
jected because of deafness.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-13
VISITING CLERGYMAN
AT PRAYER SERVICE

At the Wednesday evening prayer
meeting, Mr.. W. P Cooke, War Sec
retary of the Pocket Testament
League, will speak about his work
among the soldiers. Mr.. Cooke and
his wife have been working tirelessly
in the giving of Gods Word 10 the
service men, and have personally dis
tributed over 10000 Testaments. Mr..
Cook has some very interesting ex-
periences to narrate. The pastor will
be present and conduct the service. A
cordial welcome is extended to all at
the Presbyterian Church tomorrow
evening.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-13
WOMAN'S CLUB
IS APPRECIATIVE
Sends Letter OF Grateful AcknOwl.
edgement To The Bank
Officials

The following letter has been re-
ceived by the officials of the Annapo-
lis Bank:
August z. 1918
"To the President and Board of Diree-
tors of The Annapolis Bank:
Gentlemen:
"At the last meeting of the Women's
Club of Anne Arundel County you re-
ceived unanimous vote of thanks for
the lovely and most convenient rooms
you so kindly donated.
Sincerely,
ELIZABETH DORSEY MOSS.
Secretary"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-13
LADIES MUST RESERVE
LUNCHEON TABLES

An elaborate luncheon had been ar
ranged today for the Woman's Club by
Mrs. ROLAND Teel, Severna Park,
server, but as no tables were reserved,
only light repast of bread and butter
sandwiches, tomato salad and ice
tea was served.
1t is necessary that tables be re-
reserved each Tuesday by telephoning
Mrs. Thos. ]. Linthicum, 610 Annapo-
lis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-13
MORE WAR MOTHERS
OF AMERICA

The following applications to join
the War Mothers of America have
been received at this Office:
Mrs. Susan e. Mitchell, who has
son in the service; Miss Mary Eliza
beth Ayers. who has a brother in the
service.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-13
ANOTHER LITTLE NAVAL OFFICER

News has been received here from
Berkeley, California. of the birth of a
son to Lieut.. Charles T. S. GLADDEN.,
u. s. n. and Mrs. GLADDEN..
Mrs. GLADDEN. was before her mar
riage, Miss Margaret Girault, sister of
Mrs. Annie Munroe. Miss Eleanor B.
Girault, of this city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-13
COUNCIL ELECTS MIR. HOLLADAY
AND FIGHT OVER THE TAX RATE
CITY TAX RATE
IS KEPT AT 95
CENTS ON S100

Through the action OF Alder
men Parkinson. BeaviR. Levy,
Russell and Adams last night,
the municipal tax rate was kept
at 95 cents on each Sl00. and
the $I.0O rate eliminated.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-13
THE CAPITAL

rbe Best Advertising
,.ss.5;rr1 = In Annapolis. 1T
Ms MS To Advertise" Try
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THUNDER SHOWERS

Thunder showers tonight.
Wednesday partly cloudy
and continued warm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-25
About People
HoVemsnts OF individuals to
and From the City.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Bowdrn Of
North Main stree; are rejoicing over
the arrival of tiny daughter, who
will b. chriStened ScreSta Helen.
Mrs. II. o. Etz and daughters. Eliza
and Joanna. OF Woodlawn arc IN
Charleston. ihr guests OF Mrs. Els
parents. Judge and Mrs. II. X. Black.
Johnson e. Mckinley is in Charles
ron on official business in the interest
OF the Richland Coat company.
Prof. +. K. Trottcr OF West Virginia
university is here for several days IN
the interest OF the food admlnlstra-
ton.
1t has been learned that j. W.
Brown of Newark y. j.. has been
named successor To \. T. Atwood as
manager of the Wheeling Traction
company.
Hon. J. II. McDnrmott OF Morgan
town is here for several days on bust
ness.
Miss Rh"a Daniels of Newark. y.
j.. is here visiting friends for Il few
days.
Thu Rev. T.. i. Carson o. Warwood
mas TeluIUeN ~ l'S H"ti''' "''''
cral days visit in Toronto. o.
Miss Mildred McNaly has returned to
her HON" in Pittsburgh. after Spending
:, few DAVIS as IN" guest Of Miss RrSS
NInrh:scr: Of North Main street.
Mrs $ V. II"ckcrt AMI daughter. Miss
Ruth. viii arrive il H." city today. from
Cairo. ". VA. IL b. TN. guests Of Mrs.
Thomas Moore" Uf IN" Island.
MIR and Mrs. S"W"ii Gibbs and family
will ,:.part this week for IN eastern re-
sort. whrr" they will remain during the
summer months.
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Morris warner.

: webbing II local interest "rcurr"':
~ Carlisle. ohio. April 10Th. in witch
IN. Ir!nrip:.lS Wrr" MISS Emma Warner
mf lorli>Ir aud Mr.. Joseph Morris "'
:Srui!! k.nir street. tn" city. Til" 'ri"-
lruuy Wns "'rf"rm",; ~ ~" 'hrII%i"
Catholic church. followed lay nhrtla'
rIavs The brjd'. wHS S"wn"d III la"
Spring suit. with accessories - mni"h.
l';,un ih..ir return from an EASTERN h"n-
"ynn"n. Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Will thH'
up their rrSidrnr" ut go? E"!i sir""'.
III, groom holding Il responsible" posi- non!
a, ;hc Wlr."Iin@ Si"ci and Iron company.
Mrs. Morris is 81 pnpular young lady "t
Nh alloy" city.
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SIDE TALKS
ONE MORE THING 10 DUST.


The most fascinating tai. cam" L" III"
r: Gently Of = woman who w"nt abroad
With one steamer trunk and lin that
steamer trunk wer, absolutely all her
possessions.
Shs didn't hay. = lot at furniture. II 4
Storernurr in Sn;,l.' warehouse. nor "N:'u
4 cr1,ukful OF clothes and t"ttcrS and
memorabilia il some ones Sarr''t. She
had given away. destroyed rr SOLD every
living thing Sh' possessed.
Perhaps She Regretted Some Things.
Doubtless Sh.. ;;v..l 10 regret some Oh
ttnS,. things. There must nav" pefli
t;unkS Sh. wanted Ia consult. clothes Sil"
could hav. used. :.un household goods
aha, sh" could not Replace. when Sh''
started in :" furnish again.
Flu; what I blessed sensation at fr''''-
dom. from rho tyranny "s things. Sh"
must hav.. f.lt ut the time:
Thu. mania to acQutr'' anil hoard is
on. 81 IA" primitive. instincts o: man.
We Want To Be Free. Even From
Possessions.
But now and then arises. 10 combat II.
th. ms met ~ b.. fr'"-c"en from pos
sessions.
think "" all hav. moments Of rsh''I-
lion against thu tyranny o. things. when
~. ;ccl like li.. old lady. who spring
.-l.auad a hollS.: full Of tn" boarding. OF
years. sank heck w.Irily IN ::"r rocking
chair signing blessed H.. nothing.
suppose III: m;lh.a 1" collect ;tnf!
hoard is put in US for s"ms good reason,
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woman's Club Concert Tonight.

TIL. Scottish Rite cathedral will be-
IN" scene Of 4 large assembling" If
Wh"vlue representative citizens this
evening. Wh"n thu music d"ru im"nl II
ih. w"rnHn'S club will Civ" Spl"nid
""ur"rl. which VIII includ" Qui1" rNira-
ordinary instrumental AMI vocal MUM
brr,s ny Whr"luE'S foremost musicians.
As IL III" cIS" III almost every form
nf entertainment produced hy IN" l"Hd-
INK organizations lh"s" days. IN" "n!lr"
financial result uf this excellent pro-
gruinur" will b. turned over to thu Red
Cross Snri.ty AZ can br imagined. such
Il worthy hrn"fII combined with such Il
rare musical treat. has l""n rr"durtiE"
Of Il very lnrE, adVHnc" S;Llr of tickets.
sam" remaining on sal" throughout tn
day ut tn" Davis. Hurkham and Tyler
and {. y. House music Stor" and n Rcd
cross headquarters.
The following prugramm" will h" rem
drrrd:
taD To the Spirit of Music. .........
.................hc Percy X. Stephens
lb) t'r:uIi, Song .Imachiu Rolf
tcI. When Twilight Wcavcs. Beethoven
cub Chorus.
1'ul"ntis". opus Ii. S'rg" LlHr"unnw
LIST riano---Mrs. Edward StIt"l. Miss
Sara Mr'zn''r.
end rianu--MiSS Evelyn E""h"r.
Miss L"iiH craft.
tah SuuE uf tn" Persian tfIptNr...
.............. Mabel Panels
tn, Flower RAIN. Edmund Schn"id"F
Mrs. j. L.. Il. Connolly.
I:orcarulh. ...... r'hnmlnade
Mrs. .Anua Hilton OF" and MR.
l:ul".rt NJ. Grove.
(:l Val$r TriSt". ...... lean Sih"l!us
Sulnisl. Miss carrie Er;tudfns$.
TN TIN" Swr,,; a. the YEAR. Salt"r
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SEEKING PROTECTION :.
FOR THE SAMMIES

WASHINGTON. April 9f.-Legisla::.
ton TO protect soldiers on patrol duty.
in this country from assaults by ci:.
villains is sought by Secretary Bakenpa
In letters to the chairman Of the senate. i.
and house military committees he urges,~
an amendment to the penal code provid-h
ing for the trial of such cases in fed:
rrHl courts. 90
"uuring the spring and summer Of.
last year" says Mr.. BAKER. - large
number Of troops were scattered ,
throughout the country, guarding i'm
pnrlant structures ar works necessary
for tn. safety of the nation. Sumer-
GUS assaults were made upon Sentrie6
and in some communities convictions
could not be secured on account Of local
sentiment. When an enlisted man Is
placed in n position Of danger. the gor--r
eminent shouL! afford them all possible
protect ion.' x
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Y. W. Entertainment.

Thu. girls Of thu industrial drI"Irtln"n'
~ tl.. !. W. {. y. wIli pr"hur" Il very
interesting ~ we'll aS noel play inns
evening AMI f'riIny ulChi IN TN" a%So'i-
aiinr's auditorium. he subject If whirh
is 'rhr National Magazine. y NUM-
hr" III ;hr most prominent kits "l
Wh"rIing viii participant" ~ IN" very
original nIa'l''. Th"r" viii u" '"" par
,iruinrly LliT'ing numbers winch VIII
abound in childish simplicity. IN An"i-
iinn To III" enchanting principal rlHyl"i.
Tn. h"$. STOW yet pr"duc"d Ivy ih''s"
rI,.vrr girls VIII H.. worked out in thIf
on,. ;nri.,rrnw EVENINGS performances
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Revue Of 1913.

This evening lhr Carroll club will
present one Of the best vaudeville
shows ever staged by local amateur
thea; riCalS. entitled Revue of 1918 n;
the clubs auditorium. Thirteenth and
Chaplainc streets. The show is made
uI' Of two parts. as will be Sr"n Ivy
the following program. tn" first of
which is Il minstrel. which bids fair u
outd" I'LL Turner undertakings by local
talent. with none othrr than Or. Charles
y. Wingcrter q the role of inturlncu
tor. Part consists OF Il clever must
cal act and comedy farce OF thu lrSt
order. Til" program:
I'm All Pound Found With the Mason
Dixon Lin" ..... Ed ward ;rn;Z
The story Of Old Glory. the Flag We
Love ........... AnbrnS" Shiv"lr
Somebody's IAoin' Me Wr"ns......
...........W Wilbur Shartaught
a Long Long Trail. Charles M"tzg"r
The Ghost ~ tn" l'kul"le. Jas. ilarkinS
Cotton rickin' Time in .NabauIa.
L." Downing;
God l:r With the Boys T"night....
................... John Eorsu'h
There's Lump "f Sugar Down in
DiNi" ...............A Albert llarlh
Jnst Il I:aby's Prayer at Twilight.
.............. Edward iiicrkntt.
That's tn" Lady for Nc. John C"rlry
Marie. My own Marie. -. VIM. llanniS
When | llcar That Jazz Eand Play
..............-. Edward keTkhuti
Liberty Eell
John Gorsuch and company
lntcrlocut"r .-..Dr. Chas. y. Wing"r!"r
Act. u.
Musical Act. Leo BnncnocrGr"
Follow tho Girls. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
William Doyle and Misses Al;ru"y":.
Gnrrity. StcinmetZ. McGrail and
MichaclS.
When tn" l:oys Come Home.
...............MiS Miss Esther Carson
Follow the Roys.. ................
Misses MicharlS. McGrlil. AltIn"ycr,
Clarity and Stcinmcta.
interpretive" .IIanr" Miss Martha Miller
F;Ircc--And Ills Wife Came lack.
The Husband. H"warl lay
FIRST w we. .lH" l'"WHiHS
Second Wife. hlb"rt Ilarlh
The !itr$"T. .il'F'h lk''''"
Niger with the Banjo. byron Leach
In Fiam orchestra.
Director. Miss Mary T.. Ray.
Dane" instructor. Mr.. Haven N"bb.
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Farewell Party.

Mrs.. John Schumam entertained last
evening II n"r home on East Mrt"llnch
street with q farewell purity for her son.
John Allen. wh" returns this week to
his p,sSt in tn. ''nuniry's service. after
n short furluIiSh spent nj horne. The
evening was pleasantly whil"d away in
tn. playing Of games and 4 number Of
musical selections. An. appctiZinC lunch
con was enjoyed hy III" guests previous
10 their departure. I'rrvat" ALIEN en-
liSt"d four years aga. tins being his
IlrsI v;Sll /" Whc"iing in that time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-25
BOTH SENTENCED.

CHARLESTON, w. Va. April 2f.s
TONY Murace was sentenced to-day
TO a term Of ten years in the states
penitentiary and his wife, Mrs. VIC,
toria Murace. was sentenced to one!
wear in the same prison upon confess:
sions. the husband to murder in the.
second degree and the wife to MAN.
slaughter in connection with the kill
ing. few months ago, OF FRANK GuaF"
ter. their son-in-law. They nave sew.
en- small children. and il is UNDER,
stood Governor Cornwell will be askeorI
TO pardon the mother that she. may
lake care Of the children.