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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
Fof Ssle-Connfrr Prnnertr.

faf osie-COuHify Property.
land near Las Cruces Partly improved.
John H. Nusbaum, Aesilla Park. New
1Iezlcn-
FOR SALE-At q big sacrifice, some fins
urban tracts on county road and interur-
uan- also 10 lots IN East Fl Paso. cheap
John r. tsusbaum. Eesllla PARK New Mex
and p Paso. Texas
FOR SALE-49 acres OF land between san
Ellzar5o and Cuadrllla. can be irrigated.
is close 10 Lee Moore ranch. Price per
acre Sl5- Also: - acres on the Island,
about the price see Mrs. Tomasa 6 Giron.
san Elizario. Texas or phone Il. Clint
FARM EXCHANGES.
$1,000. - acres 1 mile Nslets- 10 acre
dairy equipment, bees chickens turkeys
tanning tools. teams. good four room
hous= barn, corcrete fQqs. good Vreli.
gas engine orchard uetcad last gear s25o0.
Farm VIII pay for itself in four years.
trade FOR business property or property IL
eastern part o. state.
$50 per acre. $50 acres. Island land
raw take part pay city property
s15oQ 10 ceres adobe houses. an an
cultivation. 2 blocks Tsleta postoffice.
first class son. trade for city property
SNAP.
sl0.60O. very fine 90 acre farm y nile
las Cruces On the Alameda all in fine
state o. cultivation. pebble dash adobe
bu1galoT- good barn. shed pump, trade
FOR Il Paso county
$4,000. SO acres. near Ia Mesa. state
road on two sides. & room house, good
hay barn. sheds. wen. windmill. 50 acres
alfalfa. city property part pay, $1,000 q
stock. can be sold with the place
SIS per acre. - acres 10 minutes
Ctnt. ali in cultivation alfalfa and other
crops. stock. tools. and poultry. Il Pas0
property
raiou. hot and cold water throughout the
house. water pire over eiz acres bearing
mixed orchard. fine fence. flowers. shrub
berry. paved road. trade lfor e Paso prop
ertF-
NEWMAN ny EST1ENT COMPANY.
Phone $50 100 san Antonio S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

Special Notices
YOUR natures renovated sl-55 up; car
pets eleaned. Bryin Ms. &c. Ph. 1llo
PIANO tuner. a special price S2-5o. Work
Euaranteed. Phone 5532N
II you want 10 save money On moving
phone $50 Heuston Transfer d. Storage Co.
GARDEN rales. hoes. shovels and rubber
hose A Yaffe. SOC S. II Paso.
THE only steam carpet cleaners. sxI2 81
Acme Mat & Feather Co Phone 1871
FOR SALE-sweet peas. roses and tomato
plants. Mrs. Blair a. Val Verde. Pm 5f4SW
DINNER sets Easy Payments
FOUTZ MOORE co.
McDOSALD'S TRAINER. moving and
hauling. Wen rotted fertilizer River dit.
Phone 1852.
We can fix your place Into a lawn.
flower bed or q vegetable garden Every
thing furnished Phone gIoL
FILMS develoIed free Velvet prints only
&c and A. each Prices Careful Kodak
FINISHING 309is Main St. Fort worth
NOTICE-The Western Furniture Co. sells
furniture only no clothing and Is To-
Gated corner Stanton and Overland ST
LADIES AND CHILDREN
welcome 70 use our Ladies Rest Room
sTERCHI FURNITURE CO., INC.
stanton ST. and Myrtle ave.
TWO INCH Continuous Post BED one
inch filings. Verls Martin finish: reg.
value $3.50. sale price S545-S2.0G cash,
500 per week
sOLLIE-PETERS FURNITURE co.
sos Mills Street. Phone 2cio.
NOTICE.
% may be all right 90 pay 75c or 81 20
move a trunk but we only charge z5c any
where IN the city. All othe- moving n
proportion Herman Transfer d Storage
Co Phone $50 We give s e. Green
Trading Stamps
FXPERT FURNITURE REPAIRING AND
REEINISHING
Old Furniture made Ike new
COSTS LESS AT STERCHrs"
" Stanton and Myrtle Ave
Phone 7E2 and 1893.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
For SaIs-AutomobiIes-Wanted.

For Observation-Disclosures.
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FOR SALE-lsIT Ford wire wheels. Good
year tires, attachments. very desirable.
3ili bouElas Phone Ss57R-
FOR SALE-Cadillac s. good condition 4
bargain az $500. T. Walker. American
GtIa5e.
FOR SALE-One 1916 and 1917 passen-
ger Fords also 1916 Ford truck. real bar
gain. soc Mills s. Phone so
EXCHANGE furniture Z rooms. good To-
cation reasonable rent VIII trade for au-
tomobile, Ford preferred Apply Oh Mon
COME N AND SEE
Best iine used cars 60 southwest Fords 70
LONE STAR MOTOR co.
Phone 500
LET Is SHOW YOU a new CIIEA ROLET
before you buy used car, parts m stock
We also have some bargains IN used cars
FL PASO AUTO SALES COMPANY. INC.
Phone = 500 Myrtle ave.
FOR SALE-One 1917 model Briscoe
pasensger. run about zoe miles good as
ira tire Price S600 cash address P O.
BOX No. SO. FarlTell. Texas
Montana 81. suitable for apartment house
VIII take automobile as part payment
Address se1q Memphis st. or Phone 7TSs.
USED CAR BARGAINS
1916 Ford Roadster. -....----.---.---S2 15
1915 Ecrd Touring Car-.----.....-..-S275
1917 Ford Touring Car -s525
bort Touring Car------- $3.50
Overland Five Passenger, self starter.
good tires ---..-------..-. -S2I5
Cadillac dandy car 20 strip.-....---.s175
Krit Five Passenger. SELF starter. $3.50
REQ Roadster, self starter. good tires se75
WALTERS & DURHAM
Succrs- 10 HoaE'and e. CO.
$3.50 West san antonio Street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29


sEE OH "" ME y "a "A ) ".
they wiz save you 20 percent o. So-- H''
ssrOSTS r.FSs At STrRCHI'sn
y stanton 81. ana Mvrtie ave.
Phones 80 and 1888
FOR SALE AT MYRTLE TRADING
PLACE.
ONE OLD STAGE COACH.
=, %, Oh - S0 = ID ~ NJ" MODEL a. Wv
1850 ai-s..,ll S,sa.if11-5. NAVE
PA GF n n ALFALFA.
one SFCOND HAND PLOW.
Don't FORGET ABOUT THAT OVER
LAND CAR, IT'S \ BARGAIN PHONE
s952.
Fof kent-kooms Furnished.
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ho0-1s Lor senlle1ilell- 1--y % { nam
AFT and rooms for rent lle - trank.in-
FRONT room close in. cheap. Phone 2fi9J
BEDROOMS and bougejZeeDf7r So Wv-Tl--
NICE clean rooms with gIee5I1g p5rchez
e1S Tpson.
PHONE Ss7sT- cI9-175 {5-1i-iisd rooms
1partment. also house.
FT=RNTSHFD rooms and -7e-1717- 85--9
az Arizona
NICE furnished room ms \ OreF55-
TlFfsF7 9-,-1 --o--- 5o- hath -7e-- ana
ouisr. 40 ii Nevada- Phone fg96T.
F77F5 7557S-7 r -. 49, g,,---7-,--7 -----
-,oier1 convenia5se- Pbo1s E1sg
- 80
49,. II s-.- .0o'I 49, 49, --s' ''
= ----7
- I.oi NJ. N rs
II l-.a1e1h any ROOM close m siEsie Deus
80 - p I-zl-
LARGE cool front rooms. 50f Crson Ave
Fnone I'll
SOUTHEAST bedroom overlooking park
12iS PrC71ect- Phone i575W.
THE " fA-3as ". Missouri. room with
BATH and Sleeping porch
NICE room 10 inyaiIds- 500 Nashvlls
Phone S527.
PLEASANT rooms reasonabTe. business
district Hotel Renurnonr. e0srs srtrs
80 - 80 " No D. 500 r.1-sa h
Z 5,1=T=T ~ - ------- 49, &C., SO
=" - FL 'o'ii-- pi''@-- Ho---- -'--- $50
:. -
= LOsE IN heauliLul 'front.' seafooil- az ~
?. .ll.9-l-
NICELY furnished room. BATH 8 week
Joining bah; nicely furnished Ph- 52sS-
"a Re
NEWLY furnished rooms With sleep!ng
P Ttieil private rome reference luV'
S=755i5 - -. - ,-------- ,---,--.
Dorch. single BEDS for two -enticnen. SIS
y Campbell
PLEASANT front room FOR summer clean
!. .l llrHlsAel ID uEiFele zone 44-' ~
: -l9-,
y priy1te home room and sieep.-s Po-en
saS5r, '"' pos e' 5s -'
=, f.,s5l; % ~ - ---7----- -
us AAaAlNAaL ENNN G.NaIIa NIaHaaN N"NaH
Toltse crgb.
ss75-577 y ,------7---5 .------
runnj7-- ,-1tcr- $40 per no. ma sfvrtie.
Phone os0e
NICELY furnished single room In cottage
one bioci rom Diaza. cheap -ent OF 7rouid
fix for light housekeeping. 500 Mesa Pr.
-l-lM
LARGE south front bedroom niceiy fur
nished. convenient. hath. hot and cold
water, iol two men or couple l-o4 h. i-io
%. 5.l--- 2 acne l-sy-
W. W.. newly oeautiiut Iurnls--s4 rooms
sl!lao.e 70. one atiu t"e sel,lsll--, ~
.oso.
u.,,-.t...--,- D.. E,--;.L.1
.IS- S-I-s ~ - = -
ROOMS. 20 Wvouiipr
\ T57T- 49, - -75 ~
40 -. - - 80
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W hog.e.-eeplls rooms 1l-s g-lHe-
lLEAN cool apartment SO. IN. $50
TWO nice front rooms. l095 y. Florence I
rooms cheap. Pm. 690sJ. I
HALF nice cottage connectins- BATH large
yard. Phone $3.50.
9OTS EKFFPTSG and bedrooms heated
TWO nicely furnished houssEeePiag rooms !
.-fsh .-a- ~ f.rs-hr- -r--~--tr. Oh aacrr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
Housskeepins Rooms Unfuruished

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THREE rooms close in. Phone $3.50.
LARGE unfuruizhed room 1893 Magoffla-
TWO very desirable rooms with large fur
nished kitchen. Phone $685.
THEE uufurnished rooms in private
family. reasonable rent. 500 " Stanton
FOR RENT-ro couple without children,
unfuruished roor s. s1f y Florence-
TWO large desirable rooms bath. front
porch and sleeping porch Every couve-
nieuce. Rio Grande jltne or Highland
Park car. 1880 Arizona
FOR RENT-Uufurnished. four and thres
nice rooms and bath in Apartment house
second floor Reasonable At River View
Park. Old Fort Bliss. Very convenient
place for persons worzlnE in suelter or
cement plant Phone .s9e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
Machinery, Tools, Power, Electrical
and Contractors Equipment
For Sale

Machinery, Tools, Power, Electrical
and Contractors Equipment
For Sale
Armature winding rpaEueto. starter work
PARMELEE. e19 W. san Antonio.
WESTERN WELDING MIG co.
Facilities Tor weidlng largest machine
parts Phone SIS 523 s santa Fe.
8Iining. Milling and Power Machinery
See Us Tor Immediate deliveries on en-
glues. boilers pumps. mining machinery
tanks. pipe. etc We are cash buyers II
machinery and mechanical supplies
SOUTHW ESTERN WRECKISG COMPANY
e Paso- Texas
PIPE. casing. fittings general mine sup
plies Sheet metal and roofing Fairbanks
Morse engines and wind mills Largest
EOMSEN. DOMINICAN. RYAN 60.
Skilled Workmanship in Automobile,
Engine and General Mechanical
Lines.
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". =. DOBIE Pattern Wcrks- GIL y ST
Vrain Phone 5s74.
AUTO radiator work a Speciality.
Fl Paso Radiator and Lamp Co.
Armature Winding. Marneto. starter work
PARM El.EE. 2l4 " san Antonio.
Engineering, Drafting, Assay and
Labrat0Ty Equipment, Supplies
and Service.
printing aad map work. Mstcaif Blue
Print Go. caples Bldg. e Psso
WE CARRY a complete line OF drawing
materiais-surveyiug INSTRUMENTS and
Internatl,nal Book 8 statlonery Co.
Engineering Observation-Disclosures,
Electrical, Civil, Mining and
Structural
WESTERN WELDING MFG. co
Phone 55S Engineers. 523 s. santa Fs.
POWER plants. buildings q maehinery-
kemooellnE -Wafer and sewer systems
Jennings Construction q Eng. Co. Fl Paso
EVERYTHING FOR THE ICE PLANT"
overhauiing aud remodeling old piants-
~. Q Stevens. eI2 ". Overland s.
Rooming Bouses-FOr Sale and RsnI
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BUY from owner. best location IN city
FOR SALE-R0ominE house. z room sleep
ing porch, best location. VIII give terms
Apply gu Montana.
FINANCIAL
EFEIGERATORS-fl.0O down. 500
week.
COSTS LESS At sTERCHI's"
y Stanton and Myrtle Ave
Phone 572 and 1898.
Money To Loan.
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PHONE Is WHAT YOU HAVE
TO offer in second hand furniture. gas
stoves. etc.
sTERCHI FURNITURE CO.. nc.
n. stanton St and Myrtle.
Phone SO and 1888.
MONEY LOANED on DIAMONDS. watches. !
iewelry and automobiles.
SECURITY LOAN co. PHI. 1854.
corner - Psso and San Antonio SIS
LADIES AND CHILDREN
Welcome % use our Ladies Rest Room I
STERCHI FURNITURE CO., INC.
stanton St and Myrtle Ave.
50 TO $50 loaned honest employee. cheap /
est rates. confidential quick. satisfactory I
service Drake 2oi Roberts Banner
MONEY To LOAN or g00d inside busi1ess .
properly. e pes cent Interest A. 2. Cole &
d Bros eu2 ~ oregon
MONEY TO LOAN al per cent On bust I
ness income property See Lee r Schuster. I
80 Miils Bidz
F1RELEss cookers 81 week
EnLrL MOORE co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
Housskeepina Room, Furuished.

LARGE front Housekeeping room. also
housekeeping room with sleeping porch,
close In cheap. 7oS n. Santa Fe-
LARGE front room. sleeping porck. kitten
e1ette. first floor. board Il desired Price
REASONABLE Phone 5f13J-
HALF cottage. two large rooms. bath
private entrance. quie, couple only. 1898
River. Phone 1897.
TWO furnished Housekeeping rooms and
sleeping porch. near Five PoiEts To re-
fined people ideal location Phone 4f-o-
VERY desirable housekeeping ROOM and
sleeping porches. also single housck keeping
rooms sl1 " Florence Phone 1a80.
TWO housekeeping rooms. near Fl Bile
car line lights. water telephone and gas
furnished. DO children or dogs Phone
HaTrT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

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LOCKS repaired any part Of city safe
opened. combinations changed Thomas
Key shop 20f ~. Stanton Ph- ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
Ready Reference Business DHssiarJ
LINK Dealer,

Junk Dealers
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FL PAsO Iron a. METAL CO.-l505 san
Antonio Dealers IN scrap iron. rubber. cop
per brass bones. etc phone f25o-
WANTED-1g0 car loads bones and scrap
iron Eastern Hide and Letal Co 4i91
Alameda Phou- ISL y. S. Singer.
HERMAN BLOCH 8 CO., 7I6-71s-72o g
Oregon 81 Pm 5f55- Old metals. rubber.
-ass. homes. hides SCRAP iron etc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

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TOR SALE-15o acres. fine lrriEatinE
land. near Las Cruces Partly improved
John r. Susbaum. NesIIla PARK. New
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
For $50. Id Kanehe,.

For Sale-farms and Ranches.
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SACRIFICE sale. half cost. 40 acres IS
miles north. $50 Terms Phone 6oosW-
VIRGINIA farm and modern country
home 90 Piedmont section at % value OF
SIS. 600 for quick sale Would consider
part trade in r Paso property. Address
r. 900 the Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
Soda Fountains Drug and C0afsc-
honery FntuEes

SODA FOUNTAIN. drug and co1flctioulr--
fixtures latest design. toth exposed and
ciused 1ar types rargins in !ergth q s. g.
TO- H. Is and 20 feet Can save sou 90 %
10 pcrcents small cash payment down. hai-
arce easy paymclfs. can ilclu1e s1cw-
cases. shelving. tables. chairs. carborator
in contract AL fixtures necessary 20 Cpel
Up drug ard confectionery store Frumpr
shipment write or wire fcr price lists. r
& +. Commission Co 80 Myrtle. Agents
GroE~nn Fountain &C.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

INVESTMENT loans. si5 trust BAG.
q a = - = - - :. - -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
Storage Batteries

National storage Battery & Ignliio1 Co.
Columbia service station All work Euar-
luteed- eco Mills ST. Phone sIT-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-05-18
BANK GETS READY TO
OPEN ON MONDAY

Finishing touches are today being
put to the banking house of the new
Annapolis Bank which will open its
doors to the public on Monday morn
ing at the regular banking hour, 8
o'clock The bank, of which Mr. W.
NJ Holiday is president, is one of the
most complete and attractively ap-
pointed institutions of its kind in the
State
During the past few days as it near
ed completion it has been visited by
a steady stream of persons, who have
commented most favorably upon its
appointments and conveniences for the
public In an advertisement the
President and Directors, while formal
ly announcing their opening on Mon
day urge the residents of the town
TO visit and inspect the institution
whether they contemplate opening an
account with it or not
President George Wolford, head of
the Eastern Shore Trust Company, of
which the local bank is a branch, was
in Annapolis today inspecting the es-
tablishment He expressed keenest
approval of the arrangements for the
opening.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-05-18
ST. JOHNS HOP
WELL ATTENDED.

The hop at St Johns College last
night, the last before the June Ball, F"
given by the Cotillon Club, was well
attended. The music by the Naval
Academy orchestra was well chosen,
and the musicians were applauded
again and again.
The college gymnasium was elabo-
rately decorated with flags, Old Glory
being the most conspicuous.
The receiving stand was banked
with palms and ferns, and decorated
with pretty spring flowers.
President Fell. of st. Johns Col
lege received, and number of other
members of the faculty and their
wives were present.
Many girls came from Baltimore and
Washington, with their chaperones
and an unusual number of Annapolis
girls were present. The costumes
which were dainty and pretty found
an attractive setting with the full
dress uniforms of the cadets, and
evening clothes of the citizen dancers
A number of Reserve officers and
army officers from Camp Meade were
among the guests of the Cotillon Club
whose last dance of the season was a
great success.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-05-18
MINISTER'S MEETING
COMMITTEE NAMED

At the meeting of the Annapolis
Minister'S Association, held yester-
day, three important business matters
were transacted. The first was that
all the churches take note tomorrow
at their respective services of Red
Cross week, but that no special offer
ing be taken.
Another important matter consid-
cred by the preachers was the appoint
ment of a committee to wait upon the
heads of schools for candidates for the
Naval Academy and ask the co-opera-
ton of the respective instructors in
securing the denominations of their
pupils, that ministers and priests may
be able to keep in touch with the
young men who come here to prepare
for the Naval Academy, and may do
religious work among the boys.
A third important item considered
at the meeting was the preparation
for publication of a pamphlet giving
time of church service, names of the
churches in the city, and their loca-
ton, and other information.
These pamphlets are desired to be
placed in the hands of service men
coming here from time to time, that
they may be directed TO the church of
their choice and be familiar with its
hours of worship.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-05-18
RED CROSS SHOW
NEXT SATURDAY.
Two Plays And Vaudeville Per.
formance At Colonial Theatre
Matinee And Night.

No one can afford to miss the show
to be given next Saturday matinee and
night in the Colonial Theatre for the
benefit of the Red Cross.
The show is TO be produced under
the direction of the Five Arts Club.
There will be two short plays, the
first, entitled Suppressed Desires in
which the cast is Lt-Com. and Mrs.
Boynton, and Mrs. Ralph Otis Davis.
The other play is entitled AT Night
All Cats Are Gray" In this the cast
consists of Mrs. Wolcott Hall. the
leading lady; Prof Clifford. of the
Naval Academy, and Prof. Handy. of
St. Johns College.
The rest of the program will be
which Mrs. Mecleary will give some
character songs, and Mrs. Writ Will
mer, a well known artist-dancer. will
give a number of interpretive dances
The wonderful Three Piano Act, ,"
which created a sensation and proved
lief Show, will be repeated by the four
reserve officers who have been induced
to participate in the program.
Tickets are on sale at Feldmeyer's
drug store. and the prices are $3.50
for best seats at night, to so cents in
the balcony, and at the matinee the
best seats are $100 to 25 cents in the
balcony Proceeds entirely for the
Red Cross
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-05-18
DELAY IN MAILS
BEING INVESTIGATED

Probably the delay in receiving cop
les OF the Capital of which subscrib-
ers sometimes complain, is because of
the mail service which takes eleven
DAYS from Asheville to New York.
IA dispatch from Washington says:
General investigator of delay in
the transportation of malls was asked
Of the House Rules Committee today
hy II. ID. DeBerard, representing the
Merchants Association, of New York.
results of tests under the supervi-
sion of the association, stated in a
table presented the committee, show
the time consumed in transmission of
mails to New York from the follow
Ing cities:
Asheville, N c.. IL days; Newberry
8. C.. 13 days; Lynchburg, Va, 10
days.; Charlottesville. Va, 10 days;
Grlfnn. Ga, II days; Forth Worth,
Texas, Az days; Washington. d. c.,
az days: Lockport, n. Y, 4A days,
aud Gary, Ind, 3 and three-quarter
days
Several resolutions asking for Con-
eressional investigation of mail delay
are pending.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-05-18
RED CROSS SERMON
AT FIRST M. E. CHURCH.
Text Chosen BY Boy Scout.
Evening Sermon By DR..
Don S. Colt.

Services tomorrow morning at the
First Methodist Episcopal Church will
be based upon the Red. Cross, as to-
morrow is the beginning of the Red
Cross week.
The pastor, the Rev. H. W Burgan,
ID. will preach a sermon from the
text chosen in the Boy Scouts consest
held recently>for the best Red Cross
text in the Bible, the winner of the
contest being Harry Weaver, of st.
Martins Sunday School. The text is
Roman 16 Chapter, 1st and End verses:
II commend unto you Phebe, our sis
ter, which is a servant of the church
which is at Cenchrea, that We receive
her in the Lord, as becometh saints
and that ye assist her in whatsoever
business she hath need of you; for
she hath been succourer of many
and of Myself also"
There will be no collection taken
for the Red Cross, but the sermon
will be based upon its work and needs.
In the afternoon, at $40, the choir
of the Epworth League will give a
sacred cantata entitled THE Day or
Rest" and at p NJ. the sermon will
be preached by the Rev. DR.. Don S.
Colt, one of the strongest preachers
in the Methodist Conference. and the
newly elected Presiding Elder. The
public is cordially invited TO these
services.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-05-18
RED CROSS WORKER
WILL GIVE TALK HERE

Mrs. j. w. Sylvester, of Alexandria,
Louisiana, mother of Midshipman f..
w. Sylvester. Glass of 1920, arrived
in Annapolis on Friday. and is the
guest of Mrs. John Howard, No 30
Randall street.
She will receive informally one af-
ternoOn during the coming week at
Carvel Hall, upon which occasion she
will give a short talk Notice through
the press will be given. Mrs. Sylves-
ter will be recalled as one af the
speakers at the rally at the State
House when Governor Harrington
put forth so forcibly his plan of food
conservation
Mrs Sylvester is volunteer Red
Cross and patriotic speaker, and dur
ing the last Liberty Loan Drive gave
her services for a tour of her native
state. her last talk" before leaving
being to the soldiers at Camp Beau
regard.
Our Liberty Bonds" "The Men In
Khaki" and the Men In Blue"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-05-18
ITALIAN WHO FLEW
HERE IS KILLED.

Interest in the death of Captain
Antonio Resnati, of the Italian Flying
Corps. at Mineola Flying Field, New
York, yesterday afternoon, was in
creased in Annapolis through the fact
that the daring manipulation of the big
Caproni war-planes had made a fight
over this city. Captain Resnati who
after some wonderful distance and
height fights lost his life in COM
paratively short fall Of fifty feet, few
over this city on the afternoon of
April 25th.
Resnati's machine, brought into this
country a few days ago and assembled
by Italian mechanics, side slipped
when the pilot attempted to make a
turn too soon after leaving the ground.
One wing struck the field and the
craft overturned, falling upon the avi-
ator and crushing him to death.