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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-03-07
why CIGARETTES JUMPED
Increase Not All Due 10 TaX-CaIlS
Labor Question CaUse-More
Than Necessary Additional Cost at
Hotel Stands is Called Plain Prof.
teefing.

That the tax on tobacco and clga-
rettes was not the only reason for
the increase in the retail prices OF
the latter, was the statement made
yesterday by the head of one of the
big jobbing concerns in the city. The
real trouble lies with the labor ques-
ton, he said, and the prices to the
retailers have been advanced accord
ingly by the manufacturers to make
up for this. While the tax is only
two cents on a pack of 20, the retail
advance has been in most stores
from to 5 cents per pack, depend
ing on the number and quality of the
cigarettes in the package.
Explaining the action On the part
of some dealers in not raising the
prices and of others, especially at
the large hotels, in raising them
above normal, he stated that in the
first instance there are a number OF
small dealers who keep no books and
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Colored Peoples Red Cross

The Harriet Tubman Red Cross
| Auxiliary, colored. of Cambridge, was
, organized and set apart by the late
| Mrs. VIM N. Andrews, on Thursday
January 25. 1918, with an enroll
ment of 10 members. During the
year it increased it's membership to
107, with q renewed subscriptions
for 1919. During the entire year
interest in the welfare of our depart
ing boys has never slackened, but
willingly and strenuously We togeth-
er endeavored to cheer and make
them happy and comfortable, before
| leaving. Because of prevailing con-
ditions we were limited in our pow
ers and concentrated our efforts to
two particular phases, knitting, ano
presenting smileage books to each
| colored draftee that left from Dor
chester county. AS soon as we were
informed of the dates for the depar-
J ture of each set of draftees, we went
unhesitatingly to work to give them
a cheerful, final send off. Every
Dorchester draftee received sweat
er from the local chapter, and a
smileage book from this auxiliary.
We have knitted 20 sweaters. 6
pairs of socks, helmets and 8
pairs of wristlets, made from wool
from the local Red Cross Headquar-
tiers. We have bought and made 5
comfort kits at a cost Of SIS, have do
mated toward the purchase of service
flags. $40; spent $5.05 for parowax,
which made 800 trench candles, the
same being turned over to Red Cross
headquarters. Bought and paid cash
from funds contributed entirely by
our own people, 205 smileage books.
This money was raised largely thru
voluntary subscriptions, from the
several churches. and from enter
tainments at the hall. For several
of these entertainments the Merry
Concert Band gave us the use of
their assembly room, and furnished
music free of charge.
We are still working, and prepara-
lions for entertaining our returning
boys are we'll under way. We would
be glad to have all old members re-
new their subscriptions, and well
come any new ones. The officers of
this auxiliary are as follows:
Mary J. Henry, chairman; Bertha
Treasurer.
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Communication
Editor Daily Banner:

Please allow me space in your valu
able paper for few humble re-
marks in reference to our boys in
the service, who have helped to fight
for our liberty. 1 notice in some of
the papers that have been named as
one of the welcome and memorial
committee for the county, and as
don't believe in being dead member
on any question of Importance, in
which 1 am concerned, and especially
| this one in which the lives and well
| fare of our boys is involved, I beg to
suggest that the committee thus ap-
pointed at once proceed to make
good the promise, as far DIS possible,
and in an Intelligent and respectful
manner ask the War Department at
Washington to allow our boys who
are in France to be returned to their
heart-aching mothers, fathers and
friends
When our boys so readily respon-
| ded to the country's call to service,
and were on the verge of leaving for
their destined training camps, they
were summoned to report at the
Court House, where they were ad-
dressed by some of our orators, who
said, Now, boys. go and get the Kali
ser, and we will stand behind you
with the last drop of blood and until
the last dollar is spent" but since
| won, 1 have not seen any outward
signs of anything on their part to
get our boys home, although I hope
| they have not forgotten those boys.
And now, if we sit still in easy
chairs and not make a single effort
to get them released from service. I
don't think I could be satisfied in
trying to make them feel welcome. 1
should think they would be saying,
| down in their hearts, in the language
of the scripture, Eye hypocrites, We
are like unto whited sepulchers,
which indeed appear beautiful out
| ward, but are within full of dead
mems bones"
Although 1 know we cannot COM
pei Uncle Sam to change his sched-
ule, l think he is human. and l
think by pleading with him earnest
| ", we could find favor in his sight.
see in the papers where several
shiploads of negro troops have come
across, and yet no white Maryland
boys who have seen active service on
the firing line, except some casuals,
have ever been returned to my know
ledge.
| There is quite bit said about
how we should welcome our boys,
and 1 think it would be a grand
thing to set apart Sabbath, after
all the boys of their respective neigh
borhood arrive, and render thanks to
Almighty God for His watchful care
of them, and also to adopt resolu-
lions of sympathy to the parents and
friends of boys who will never be
able to return.
In reference to the memorial, 1
think it should be local matter,and
lin every church yard there should be
a monument placed, with the names
of all that had been called to service
from that immediate vicinity. This,
I think, would stir up patriotism in
local districts.
Now, Mr.. Editor, pardon me if 1
have said too much, for I have a
dear boy in France, and a fathers
love for a good boy is great, and it
is for that reason I again thank you
for this space in your paper.
Respectfully, R. w. W. PARKS.
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81 Must Praise TOnall for
What Good 1t Did Me"
Says Farmer Ferry

Il live at Spring Grove, R. D.,
Lancaster county, Pa, and am far
mer," says Joseph Ferry.
II suffered so much with pains in
my back that could not sleep, was
nervous and run down. l used a
bottle and half now of Tonall and
in that short time l improved very
much indeed must praise Tonall
for what it did for me. l AM willing
to recommend Tonall for weakened
and run down conditions. 1t certain
ly is good"
This testimonial was given August
1, 1918.
TONALL is sold by C. P. Craig &
Son, druggists, Cambridge, Md.-Adv
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FOR SALE.

N deal 81 burban farm, i'npte v-
d. up-tc date, ,welve-room dw".l"'
and outbuildh rs practically lew
containing SO acres of fertile land;
CITY facilities, self supporting, with
interest on investment. Artesian
well, electric pump, fine FISHING. crab
bling, oystering, boating, duck shoot
ing, and bathing beach unexcelled. A
variety of fruit trees. Situated on
the Great Choptank river, one rifle
from Cambridge. Fine roads. TERMS
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FERTILIZER NOTICE.

Having taken over the fertilizer
business of my father, the late Dan
iel H. LeCompte, I desire to advise
the public that am now prepared to
sell the best grades at the most rea-
sonable prices. See me before buy
ing, as 1t will pay you to do so.
OLIN LeCOMPTE,
Adv. 26-1w. R. 28-4t. Phone 81.
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YOUNG HORSES AND MULES.
I have just brought home large
consignment of young horses and
mules, suitable for all kinds of work.
From now on I shall be getting in
new stock every week, and it will pay
all persons thinking of buying to see
me.-W. L. DEAN, Gay Street Sta
bles.. Phone, 59.-Adv. 2-13-tf. b&r
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-03-07

Mrs. Milton Atchison Reckord wife
of Colonel Reckord, of the One Hun
dred and Fifteenth Infantry, has
called meeting of all women inter
ested in the men of that regiment.to
take place at the Emerson Hotel,
Baltimore, this afternoon at $50.
The purpose OF the meeting is to
form permanent organization along
the lines suggested at a similar meet
ing held last Thursday and to get
started plans to welcome the men
when they return home.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-03-07

w. H. North has had erected on
the State roads leading into this city
two mammoth signs, forty-five feet
long and twelve feet high. The IA
nous "Vanaman Did It" is doing the
artistic stunt, as uaual.-Adv. SGT.
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HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE.

The spring season has opened, and
I will keep constantly on hand a
large supply Of Horses and. Mules,
for sale or trade, My stables are in
the rear of the New Armory, and my
Office is on Gay street.
EDWARD S. PHILLIPS,
Adv. Lift B&R Cambridge, Md.
There were no delinquents at
Chateau Thierry. Are you delaying
the payment of your income tax?
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NEW YORK THE BEST MARKET
IN THE WORLD.

Ship your poultry and produce to
Peter McClees. 300 Washington st..
New York, and receive the very
highest market price. For fur
Their information call Joseph M. Col
Inns, phone 341.-Adv. 11-22-tf. B-R
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PHILLIPS HARDWARE co.
Phones 49---5O---]77

with the result that the price of the
raw material has declined SUFFICIENT
ly to allow the present price 70 re-
main without adding the tax.
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TO WELCOME ll5TH

Women Interested i'm That Regiment
~ - To Meet Today.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-03-07

to suit purchaser. For further in
formation, apply to DR.. T. W. Sprank
lin, Cambridge, Md. Phone 528-M.
ADV. 3-3-1w.
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The boys shelled the Huns. It's
up to us to shell out the hundreds.
Have you paid your income tax?
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-20
FAREWELL BANQUET
FOX COUNTY AGENT

County Agent &. G. Whiteford win
he rendered farewell banquet on
next Tuesday evening, 1T the BEary-
land hotel At least thirty, and prob
ably more Of the fast friends Mr..
Whlteford has made during his reai-
.dence Ia this county, viii be present
on this occasion. Mr. Whiteford re-
signd recently Ia order that he might
retnrn to bis home and care for his
own farm.
The banquet WAS arranged for By
ST George Barber, Addison g. Hodges,
BENJAMIN Watkins, r., and Luther
Nichols. Mr. Whiteford's resignation
lsaeomes effective on March 81.
Frienda of Mr Whiteford VIII be
present fran every part Dc Anne
,Arunslel cOsAaty.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-20
R0K-I SKATING rs
POPULAR SPORT NOW
Az NAVAL ACADEMY

Roller skating al The Naval acad-
epay was gtven big boost yesterday
afternoon when the attendance proved
% be the record break for, the sea-
s0il.
Long before she close OF the AFTER
noon the twelve large cakes ana
dozens 81 small cakes. IS well ID hun-
dreda OF ice cream cones. had Seen dis
posed az, allowing that there was some
thing doing ID tie s'eats' line as well
aa skating.
The committee promises an abun-
dant supply of "eatss ON Saturday
night when again the regiment oE MID
shipmen viii Be. patrons.
Mrs g. @. Field. VIE Of Capt Field,
II. 8. Nj. vas fn charge Of the commit
Zee Ia the arnlory yesterday afternoon
and was ably assisted By Mesdames
Howard W. ssnith. H M. Cooley. Les
ley d Anderson, ]. NJ. Greenslade, Il.
Ct EIainer w. II. Clarke. s. Cleveland.
NJ ST Guest, 81 n. Ware. Bingham
Howe, 4 s 4 Reeves. r. q. Pryor,
Carryl Bryan, C NJ Austin and Tay-
Tor.
Mrs. Guest and Mrs. Greensgade had
charge Of the tea and calxe table, as~
sisted by Mrs Chandler, Mrs. Austin
and Mrs. Pryor.
The Ice cream cones were III charge
OF Mssdanaes Ware, Clarke, Cleveland
and Reeves. and lemonade In charge
Of Mesdarnea Carryl Bryan and
EIeiner.
Mrs. Anderson Mrs Cooley and
Mrs. Howard Smith took tickets at the
door. xhe patronage was the largest
yet and II Is thought several hundred
dollars was taken IL Tor the Navy
Relief. Capt. Anon Bronson ii nnan-
cial secretary Of these BENEFITS. The
next will be held on Saturday night
Tickets are FOR sale ait No. 2 gate,
Martin street or as the armory.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-20
Anllral. Granis view post

Vice Admiral Alfred w. Grant has
been detached from command Of bat
tleship force No. 1. Of the Atlantic
fleet. and assigned as commandment Of
the Washington navy yard and super
intendent of the naval gun factory.
Captain Arthur II willard, whom
Admiral Grant will relieve ii the
yard. has been assigned to command
the batfleahip New Mexico
Rear Admiral Harry A. Wiley WILL
assume command d Division No. 4. Of
the Atlantic feet. i post which Adj
miral Grant held as additional duty,
and Rear Admiral Augustus n Fech-
teller. nov commandment oE the Norfolk
navy yard, has been assigned to con-
Eaand tie Fifth naval district.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-20
pz ANS BEING LAID FOX
TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHT

Acting Secretary og the Navy Roose-
yels has announced that plans are be-
ing Laid for 8 transatlantic flight.
The night Il expected - take place
some time after May 1. Lieut.. Com,
Patrick Il. Bellinger has been ordered
from Norfolk to washington for work
ia preparation Of plans for the flight.
Roosevelt announced. NO orders have
been issued for the fight itself, Roose-
welt said. indicating 1t was not likely
the enterprise could take place earlier
than May.
The plans are now To string de-
stroyeTs aIong the route of the pro-
posed hight. about 200 miles apart.
The seapIane. equipped with radio.
viii be Ia constant communication
with the nearest destroyer. The plane
viii III al times BE within four or Ave
hours Of q destroyer and BY constant
radio communication instant nSptice
would be given Of any uaishap. thus
insuring virtual safety for the crew
and the Ncientists who will be aboard
for observations.
Ii has not been disclosed whether
press representatives VIII be taken on
the plane itself Hut navy officials are
making arrangements to lot the entire
world know everything Of the historic
enterprise. Men probably will be sta
toned an the various destfoyerg, es-
pecially near the start and finish Of the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-20
II. w G. a. DRIVE NETS
ID ayEs 70 IA TE

-
Mas Caroline NGrasSaap as0FaEarT
pe the 81 nj, G. A. drxalys n0N On has
announced The receipts soF town and
county. no % today "a he Sgs7. S0.
Report 81 returns today at Z. So b lla.,
I'D the X. NJ. G. i. drive anann0nnced
from '.Y'' headQparsaga u sSe2 30. and
Tor yesterday, @ssa
Yesterday att8Tnc0n's meeting RI 81.
eare rata waa noss enccSssfsl.
There we're mumSar az gari and
sguuaan preaemt md asias EorAntnan
made an address Oh the object and
PRINCIPLES oe tha .'S aEaaa Alverda
DuYalI wa appolntsd organizer %
This disteaos to raina go
Az aamk nimhGsa peatsng aE Parole
wlaOsa alIotuaene ii s16e. tie leader.
appoanks wms xeRnfe Isneai
Richardson.
TlsIa afternoon 3 meeting ia being
held IL navidn0nvillA ii parish haEa
sg xa. j. n. renes, leader. azl0
4 MIN - held 81 Hznst-
part Methodist Episcopal Caure,
aeru Ne header 81 AErs. III AgCloOw
Cagkeg
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-20
faEIl Nan Is HELD
70 GRAND JURY ON
CHARGE or ASSAULT

arthur NcColgals, whita man. age
rs. was arralgned fhta morning before
Justice w. 8. WEIGH On, charges Of
rape and carnal knowledge. growing
out of al alleged assault On Elsie
ThOmas colorad girl said 70 BE- but
as years old me defendant pleaded
not guilty and was ruraaadaa % shs
county, jall 10 awaie tbs actlen oe the
April grand jury. He Il held without
bail
The assault Ii alleged % have taken
place On March 4.
McColgap has haaa employed as q
clerk at Camp Meassk. ii married and
has 4 family. The hearing wax held
behind closed doors IN the sherif's Of
lice sllla morning
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-20
r

Mrs.. gsmsa ozA. f9EUw M EaE
ner Gore 0r ~. u. gEanaEEsOz sp
w severely scalded while taking i
hnkh iii her eA&s &C klAe EsannaRS
h0fag E leimore. Monday night u ~
ported progressing favorable bg faA
gavsacians ak Mercy hospital gs
HauaElsOn, O 8 - yaars old, slrsas
On tbs not water IL har hath flsks #
IN Inc cold Her daughter. Mrs Il
gsrsnoOe VIII res III 80 ad5olning ro
SAID agra, nntl hnssaa fras
" tlsa Il astnsn
inc IS s tssss aaKl and hst
lAnrssaa Nj khak she waa unaagla 81
So kasa laSs vats
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-20
THIS
U SHOE

i find NeOiin Soles glspetscg III
every way t. other soles. They are
flexible. tough ard waterproof. lsb
the future shall bay nothing l1sk
NeSlin~soled sFlOea
"A, g. Aldrich. or Spring a. Mas.
who makes this statement tsgsec
Nedlifi SOIes By having d pair hi scgss
shoes ressoled with them They rave
already worn one month Icnaer tsssa
tie coles | Used 10 wgag, ye Aas.
Aidricil, and viii Is good EeK &c le
three months mort
An esy wsay hi ssy s,altt
Have them psEk On O&lr NcgTs
See fOg ycslrself how l0slg they
md why they ag,a d rial
or. get them on rev sll5
erssle 81 many styles tx eVesy
az glSN family. NeUlir SoAs aEN
eaIsy by The e
Rubbex Coz, AlgnOn. Ohio, VIC ss
rsal1a nofnDE ela s1
OsttWear aIl Otlaeg hel&
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-20

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HagRk KAgiaEks pgs sRa ee
wae aaakSn@ 81 tlae yeGplsa.zN
m tas falln hpsaa q
pss. whea an eaekeA aansy
Tpw wmR hnda hlna
slay b have sA3R trail
ang after ms. Surely sn aix usOns
Il ala0nz@ Dc ac0lanankea even 10 ehs
axtank Of reading cpast new
e1nr 1osAin@ Ovse the Fesse
pace. with d n1staed yaygn ~
81 taaa naaa dino sectlan.
ID the IJnknnwR Aam Hanauhl
eaE tile spE q at0Fy
+. xssa msa tsas na@n. asn she Woman.
4 am waE6snx bY 9A1 window ynT harp
Asa6A ma 1eukln@ &k 9ha afMxDs ehkak-
ang az roo xmanaA. yo0 haNe lived ~
my THOUGHTS ever aimee tire dMy pmezE
M della nssd atopped climbing sfees
pursng gtElhooa hears psrszasSa ypsl
eaaM 81 pMrzzlas daahinae lEs0 kowIm ga .
slxaneang seeed. carrying ne aK an your
aktnnI What x other sirln naa boy
a8vess. wma AapDy En She thaaaglss eata1
my Primes mmR on the Wmgs waR asx4
tees then. Toni9hk shA clock OF s5Eae shall
skx5ka thirty for ms. Al X0n can never
kxsaw WHIST a anaMna t0 d afa sd taco HhsKs
~ nniawe6. unsnar1sed9 Why. whY hav@
you naada shla posese1e frK NET y y
that your sanna IS Saken up with nsasa-
saes cares 81 hava you axssted into mn
aasy assasaN. uAgalean MS &nnteAt with
Jour piya and 0pg, q nan who pEeaexH
III GreAxa-uike AO the geal2 Mo- tn
thought aa Mmwursny ug yups who Ms'@
unaasflah ana true. Ny faieh o. xosa
han not wavereG bat, dqAgs ITO eiNae
crews long ara wMiklMg. wMatan& not
Tor the schoolgirl ideal bse Tor ysp. In
amy form you nay Gonna. have eravr
eaed nsanh. have kesHd SAtu saAa axem
0a maeN. AL wp should know aAch
0&ler. Am gcoA 90 hook upcnf yoM
may wonder Dearest, let me whisper
shat / MnSs conaidessd fnlr S& xacs, 1ns
wind psaya with my csaTls. haya kepe
Eagaalf nuxa ana sweet for ron. No nan
has snsexed ny lie
Oh. the happy. happy hours aaave
sp@n6 emnruidering linen. making ci1af-
Iona SoE my home your home. have
h@An ccll@cEing all tlaese yesra. ny
chest " 0yeFfsDwang IN enc esaadbe
&FeAzns have DC You ard Sgfa hi our
uwm nDEnn. eassing Ia the twilight 0E ~
ss@ aANmtng lasaap. you readln@ - mo
willis aeNs Ak such times Am xsTy
hAppy Esus ecneeifnes 90 night. when
f4aa Nam6 sa slowing and the rain AzasH-
fnm awainak ny Wsnsapw. the cruel thouMSe
thae you may never come nashea UPON
ssses long loasly ne wlssous yosal y. IS
49, 800 ssEon~ sI arsasursa Who
can rsas above tbs old Law O4 nature. I'm
simply home slaS SIC. VIC 800 nOss q
sag g nAs ~ 81 sssssss.sssS - e -
8 al ds.r ssnluSs, mar. vide mo in my
dreasng tonight md pEpnase tlaat you
VII WsAA eohs
j eesy Gaormal I'm the mani gaauatl
Herbert Englegth. '.For twenty years
rvs been ID fha lockout Scr Just That
kypa a 4 an. ueavenai that article
wsa wsrlEssn wath haarta bloodl ri
sss,d sI.a ntRa II I'm. nOk tha man I
4hlnk I arn. OF course. ste.a. eastern,
posagbly soufhern. I'm away out hare.
but what's dsstancel iii ret her id.
.drass frAua Khe nsxhlaeher.
VIII Hsrbart Enrlartht tliinking
was doing. Buk "a hss dEsmay he
eDuud no aidressea we're given osss
n u.s.. however. cl,ara ctersstic oe him
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-20
Dspee Tonight
rnr service wen

rhe asaal Thursday night 0aSac2
", II hela this evening Cor men 0f
.ersIee oldiers. sailors and mav
II HE State armory, BLADDER
VA Good music will be provided,
IS bostesses assure GIL who At
. a plrasanl evening, These dances
s y eiyet under the auspices Of the
raap Community Service.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-20
Dancing Class
Tomorrow Night

NAYS dancing class directed by
Ars Lesley .. Anderson. will meet tO@
morrow night at o'clock The class
rev numbers forty members. and after
Lent proposes TO hold dances each
month, and Will probably give some
large affair. Several buffet auppefs
Rlll Be given after the class tom 0sFogg.
Last Friday night, DR.. and Mrs. HuG
entertained about thirty-eight at 4
bullet supper at their residence in
sle Naval academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-20
TIft0ry congress
ii New iOrk

fbe Daughters OF the vPlatioTl
iii hold victory congress- h Now
tork ii the Commodore hOtel, on
aprlI 10. and May Il Mrs. Frank
onion state regent; Mrs. + W. doh-
hr Mr Ferdinand b Foeke and Mrs.
samuel ii buchanan viii be Members
Il thr reception and banquet commit
lqts 4 tour III The city Of New York
md points Of Interest IN the vicinity
AID i large theatre party 90 the Hip
mdroule will be features 81 the pro-
gram
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-20
10 level hest.

.his,. dom IT'S level best
sas .,,aa tIc very highest tea
lg .s,.e slians have ought on me,
49, ,I spend ny time In glee.
81 81, singin puilin' through
Ky sl.,,,ds lhat sometimes make us
lflle
.ssIn alone the heavenly Light
Asa l..t iii the shadows bright
ll4s Folger McEEtnssy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-20
6sogls me le

HaaIa the Thrnat and Cures fhe Cough.
HAYES HnAlsInga HONEY. Price
s6c, Al Tree box Of OPEN -TRATE
SAlVE tor Cheat Colds, Head Colds
and Group . enclosed with every bot
tie
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-20
sss n 4 \.
asie Editor

Ms Corhin Maupin has resigned
siate editor Daughters Of the
american Revolution. and Mrs. Tyson
rtIioti state regent. has appointsd iEl
Il, nlaea Mrs. Loyal r Alden.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-20
Raillgine Booaa at Spa View Helglata

= 1INAstEHtz 80 p = VAC y
Several new houses are going 40 at
Sna View Heights Two that are near
Ing completion are those Of Mr.. Tay-
Tor, At the Naval academy, which ~
being built over By the old Spa Creek
bridge, and the house for sam Stokes
Is located between the homes az DR..
Garner and Mr.. Frank
1t ii expected that both houses will
be finiahed soon.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-20
~ Drive 1t
rest annapolis

iolnfaorrow evening at s o'clock.
Z .aefe VII be an important niaafing
u me y q A in hrehnen's hall. az
.aes1 annapolis, at which The spa
III WY be Miss Dorothy Daan. NJ
wal secretary and Mrs. Edwagl
t'slsse ct the Provisional committee.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-20
Wis. ROgaTfs
lara Party

one 1t the largest and most eiab-
crate card parties given this session
pas Tint Tuesday afternoon at which
Nrs isaac G Bogart, wife Of COM
nander Iogart was hostess. There
sere III tables and the prise for each
sas beautiful sterling silver spoon.
supper vas served by baltimore
aterr and the appointments were
elegant and handsome.