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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11

Report That Baltimore Corpora
sicn anAs 10 Extend
tks Lines
RusIas on INCREASE

:
rho report that the washington,
lnhitansofe ana AnnapDlls aecsfie
IHaSlFoaa Company NJ casting sKg ions
Fates tOwasd the washing ton Tirgissta
Gsagl ~ Company with the sieN TO IN
Eseaasn9 she f0txnsr'a lines ii inter-
emlfng IA tlnanclef ana railway nszlc~
laIs ~ Baltimore. Il Ii understood
! that sha W.. B. q A. ogiclais are dis
ensaIng esse possibilities og the puST
achase 0g controlling interest be the
Wishing ton virgtuia Railway with &
xiew Of opeFssing through Trains. Bal
sin0re and Annapolis To Mount Yer
non. Alexandra, etc, etc.
Arrangements might readily be
made wl1h tie Washington Hallway
land Essctrte Company for the use Of
tbs Fourteenth street line for connec-
lion With the Washingto Virginia
tracks, with The consent Of the utaii-
Ties commission, and II the company
had salIfcient funds available control
|0E the Washington Virginia stock
might be obtained without much tron-
bic.
II very pertinent fact that has lent
additional substance 10 the report OF
|the p0ssfbE prcaas0 Is that the w,
|B e Al has been making good show
sEAg Tor some years past. and espscialA
II with the great business that was
brought by Camp Meade. While the
latter business has dropped OF since
the var. the W.. hi u A has its lines
laid to draw to itself wonderful fu-
hare buslneaa In country Districts that
are not nearly developed as vet.
During the part month III June the
kross earnings were 1903 les. as com
pared with s242.gss last year in the.
,asane sSaonSh. bat af that time Camp
Meade wAs housing 10 900 men. while
but 8. 600 are III the cantoalnent at this
TINS.
Net surplus tor June, 1919, s44.6S4.
10 compared with s96 .2lz IL Juae,
1918.
After meeting all charges the net
surplus tor the iirat alx months of
Qaxs vas $26S 500. against sA3l .222 for
the aFas Ri mouths d 1918
AEesF paying interest and dividends.
uA botA common and preferred stock
S0K saaa Grst Six months of 1918 there
yeaaained surplus Of 100000. inai-
eating AZ necessary for the nainten-
Arcs of dividends fDr the second half
III the year sarHings 81 but $50 900
Taaas while there was the aaEural
an exNcsea aqcfeass ewing hi o.
aao a4iOn there remained snGAcient
pFclsss Tor he Axed charges and divl-
dsnds
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11

| kSeD id third 09 q capital 0g sugar
ord BIZ of salt Pour into d pastry
shell ard bake. CoveE With q naeEfnaue
using the nsg wlalsess cr they MAJ be
stirred into tnse mixture JUST before
baking.
Filled Eolga cut alice from the
E0m Og tho raaIs, scoop ont the canesrs
and brush With butter. then brown
III the oven. Eli with any creasned
gish. chicken or vegetable. Sprinkle
with parsley and serve.
"A mose delicious dessert may be
made when baking pastry. Reserve
i baked shell. which Il kept iis 4 dry.
eold place win be crisp and good sew
ekAa daye later Fiji the shell with
sliced stta wbefrie mixed With sugar
and heap over the top sweetened
whipped cream. Garnish with quar-
tered berries and serve very cold
Strawberry @ouciass Cover tifnbAl
nolda With i rich biscuit dough and
bake, Aal while warm With stga wbeEa4es
crushed with sugar. top With tbs white
20 egg and brown quickly. Or they mag
20 segvea with whipped cream 81 q
spO0nEas or Ice cream ~ i garnlsh.
aRMysnagaao Taf4sFIla pastry
lined plate with any desired marina.
lade apple b. plum aFe both good.
Cover The top with rings of apple cut
from cored and peeled apple.
sprinkle with lemon Juice and sugaE
and bake half an hour. Serve with
euoonfg4as az whipped cream or cream
cheese Ia each ring of the apple.
VseWaa steas.-1alke haiS q pound
each o9 veal and lean beef; chonpeds
seaaon well With sait, pepper and onion
Juice. with few drops oe lcrnon juice
and grating 81 nutmeg. Cook over
Goals or Ii the br0ller under gas from
eight 10 ten minutes Serve With
creanned butter and paprika spread
over each steak "A very hot frying
pan may be used tor brOlllng II It e
bat lightly creased.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11

(
should be nominated composed og nam
! ok sssfegTity. intelligence and having
the lnsersass ii the Democratic party
| at heart.
Therefore. Re Il further resolved
THAT under me conditions that n0w ~
Isl We deem 1t proper Ia call fhe Tlen0-
Gratis OF Anne Arundel county who
believe III progressive government to
meet Ia Annapolis 0n Friday. Auguag
18Th. ut the Court House taco d, ii.
70 discuss the advisabilily al hacking
men III ability IN the forthcoming pFir
mary
The conference 81 Saturday there
fore did not go into the question ok
candidates
Tisit as has hcen stared previously
lin The Capital, the sentiment haa de-
seioped rapidly both among the large
number of candidates who are already
| III The feid. and other democrats IL
prominence that the situation has hes
come 50 fense. that naught VIII "a
accomplished hy these eleventh hour
conferences Iii other words, time
has gone TOO FAR "a avoid primary
contest, SO that the tiKhi viii he 4
fTee=for-all aIfair % the finish among
the many candidates TOR the several
offices
Another candidate threw his hat
into The ring on Saturday FIe IA
Daniel NJ Armiger, who wants to be
the representative IN the Hoard 0g
County Commissioners from the
Eighth district. He Ii nfiicially In the
race, by reason of having He'd eertig-
cate Of his candidacy with the EIecti0n
Supervisors
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11

What Mes er's influence MeasAs
10 Young Ran Or
Xonmg Woman
|DR BuRGAN's sERMON


a special sermon q The First Meth
lOAist sanaa Of mislshsplaen and g
yuang people gensrAIly vas preached
yesterday morning sf first Methodist
Episcopal Church 81 the pastor, Rev.
III. wilson Burgan The sermon was .
Ilife sketch 81 Mark. the author ot the
secon0 Gospel The preacher referred
ifp Mark Is fortunate ii that he had :
religious mother II vas ID her home
lthat Peter went after his delivery
lYrOrs prison W the angel On reach
lag there be g0nnd prayer meeting
III progress. Marks mother had gath-
lereatogetlaer her Christian friends and
there they we're engaged III worship,
and offerfnE prayer Tor the release Of
Peter. the prisoner.
Mr.. Burgan also called attentlnn 10
l'the fact that Barnabas spoken 20 well
81 III inc New Testament. was cousin
of Marks mother, showing that the
lad was vel born II vas pressed up-
on the nlidshipmels that they owed
Imuch to homes saas were Christian,
ana he urged Them never to- TAN away
from The influence these homes exert
ed
] the environment Of Mark was also
good because of the people be met IN
his home. Peter was frequerlt visit
Tor there. and the Gospel written BY
Mark il really record from the
standpoint of Peter He Vas surround
ed ~ those who early accepted Christ
and were followers of bis. Is tradi-
ton can be relied upon as true then
Mark met Jesus, III III little wonder,
|cOntiHued the preacher, that Mark
made great l1fe decision He threw
himself HI the work of the Christian
church. He planned To Join himself
with BarIlatAs and Paul and become q
nI0neer In Christian work Much
stress was laid upon the necessity for
great decisions, ana the converting 81
oneself with great enterprises and
movements
The subsequent fasi Of Mark was
noted HE deserted and when much
needed but afterward returned 10 his
n.yua s,,,,,n g,sss., soa ~ ms ras.l s., IS,
49,. ,,r,,ose ,as
$50 w. - ~ 1890, $3.50 s,v,,
$50 S. 80 a,ss, eSs sS Mn 49, a,sa
ss - 81, 81 ps.,l asd hi hesstata IS
ta.,.,a 81 ~, s 8, s.,.state ana when
q ~ Fyor,r,ss,. Iatar that par.x aralY,
5000 8 a, s,s,., ss,,, ,.ss,,s.sa 81 hrsa
80, s. 1890 a.,a fsa,,s ...,avrnla.s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11

Chaplain Janeway, be the Naval
Academy, Who filled the pulpit Of the
Presbyterian Church yesterday ID the
absence Of the pastor, delivered SER
mon that looked toward the realisa-
ton 81 man Of the essentials which
underlIe harmonious social and eco
lipuaic system. Three points we're
given upon which alone perfect sys-
tenn OF Justice might be made To work.
The first 81 these b cooperation. Man
FAUST see that tho life 81 everything
| iias Iii this Composition IL 10 he en-
couraged. but II should be q contest
lOa fight. Second, we should realize
tat We are the stewards Of our earth
~ wealth rather than the owners of II
Third, the real stisnuIue for life should
! be service and not gain.
Entil we work ont system Of
laws iii this country that will embody
these three principles. Z said the
IrhapIain. I'VE will not have economic
peace. II does not MATES under What
lpDlitIcal order they come. they ase
necessary 10 the beginning on earth
Ipf system like that Of Heaven.
Il 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11
MES ARRIVE
TODAY AND TON 0RRoW

Mayor John d Levy this morning
received the following telegram from
Lieut.. Floyd II Wilson, III 81 Avla.
lion CorDs
sieas Floyd Al wilson, Advance
Agent for Air Service Photographic
Recruiting Expea stion Will reach your
city Nv aiEplaMe ahOne noon aud viii
ba foilowed Tuesday BY souw more
planes which Viii remain ii yonE City
ansla FHsday 4
The FIRST announcement Of the wish
|og these planes ID Annapolis came
about d week ago. but the seheduss
kAa au6seQn ently changed Further
thar me expIanasion giyen III ths
Telegram 70 the MAYOR no Information
has been received as 10 what the work
log me avlatprs viii be during thesl
visit III Annapolis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11

1 Ave Win 70
Add whipped
anil an desired
nlE to the chs
PsMme pIA r 40
through 4 aiave 0ne
3 o9 steWed rane add
. Capgnl Sc rich nllk
one sEooafssI Of corn
afarela end the YalIa a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11
poor SJY tbulaug afncltss

II viii cost the Government $3i 900,
400 annns lly II the Senate concurs III
the House action taking the tax on
Ice cream and soda water. Uncle Sam
finds It costly 70 get on a soft-drink
basis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11

II you squeeze lemon juice On rusk5
stains on the spots Of the dry gar-
nlent aud hold il over the steamlng
spont of tea kettle that Il full Be
boiling water. The stains Will tlsayss
pear
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11

SAtMAM@ It's MA34Ak#s Nd k&NAA4Ak -
Eat Carvea Hall sbg sbe aak~end wsrs
~ &. eaepR q. i. Ehnaa, IN Den.
vas. lsoa and Ms aanglstag The visit.
orr aS ssesf fanaa HI looking aronnd
lshe Mava ~ danny and Annapolis
Hssttla MIas Andree C0sfef. daughtel
~ Agaaakna Coakas ana the late pEegea-
seP CASTOR C0sfas. " ire Nayal Aeaa-
eng. WAS the gaaat BIZ Miss FgaaCsa
virginia WaggaInan. d Aahnsaae
Place. washington. u 81
Mrs. Fl NJ Burgan IL II naitlnaofe
i F0r gsw aays vsssssng id 4hs Aosae 81
M. BusgAn's pagenRh. NJ and AErs.
frank q nafwaa. a8eB ElaGayeste are
nue
AmOng The Ont-oS-sOwn guests I'D
I4he wedding 0g Louis gacobaaM and
Hsisa Rose 8efges. Whleh took place
Hast niKnt ~ Baltimore. and was the
Termination Of Il romance BIZ two days.
tine brIde ana 8foogn hnving Only met
twice before the ceremony, were aSr.
land Mra. II. Kiawana and AIRS. p. KIa-
Wana 81 III Annapolis.
col. Lnsber 81. uadd, Ghieg depart
meat clerk ia the Court oe Appeals.
Ii am 81 vacatsosa, which he III nssszll-
llsg Oh the Eastern shore. Col Cadd
viii visit sFlefsas Ii Denton, AID will
later visit HE OH hoEns h sadsers-
yille
HRS. Weems Rislout. state Vice Re
gent 81 the Daughters Of American
Revolution, who las been visiting her
brother Pf0f Charles Carroll Mardan.
kt Princeton. N. u. has returned home
-z~@
Hrs, ut Ill Burns hiss been visiting
the faslay 81 Can0n 5auaos u Mag
rudefs as 'EaOcksey Hall
Extensively
EntersaaneA III NSw YSsk
Miss Anna Rldout has returned 10
Her horne from delightsaI visit tO
senaca FAils, Ithaca. and aAe beanti-
fal Finger EsaAs regs0n d New York.
where she was axseneively entartaln-
ia Msas RiaoaR vas presented to 90
q ii last season and vas among the
1878 deDutAnse
Mr.. and Mrs. alese 0sigew York.
Are house guests og MI and Mrs Mar
tin II smith. 'Nlllsnere s0uaA
River,
8ga. Ea0v6 DID and hSr dAugRA-
ter. Mss liEabesh Iownsau. og cuu-
bariand. aFs anaong the recent
arrixals At sha White HulphnF Springs
where they VII spend the SnainIler
|of Anguss and where hey will glvs
several parties
h FORMER Governor and Mrs Edwin
agaraeld have arrived st Atlantic CITY.
v hpss they afa. III the aylnore f7o-
kel slr dAu1 I'll, Miss slnlna ~ aF-
Asfd. Ii WITH her aIstet. TIE Countess
Is0doeh oNnIsa. 81 Oaksais Manor. ID
Ef6vgK0 casaEty
Chm
laek Pag1y
In horror Ok ehe celebration Of the
|blr4hday 0k Ganneile Roland. years
cid. an0 Joseph Riley. r. = Rlch.
ara R0aas1A gA9g she Unllss2 Us the
block Oh Murray FEllI d birthday party
saturday A7ta00s Er0HA to S.se
o'clock
Gaines BIZ All kaAda were played ana
Inc chiadrep ellsoged TIE delightful lias
sornaalstg al tie occasion During the
Avsnlnn IRON pueh $50 candy seers
|Marxad hy Misses Rnbecca RsIe4 and
olive Root. la0 asaiatga aaEa ssoland4
9hs little guests incIaded Helen asla
silbers a6ss, clssss etA, eaive, and III
ils ana Lloyd acA Carl Thomas Ra
heccq, DaeD aNd Fideay Riley,
S9or Av RallAa. Kvalyn zones and
Resale napw
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11
We 70 TNY.

yaEl caSn pNlEh nasae Rhe $40 ii u
WAiaue With speRea cream eae
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11

..4 aliusay was host Saturday
IN Il party at the Galloway cot
~ Arunt, on.fhe- Bay. 81 which d
II rIends from the Boaley
800 IF and MRS Callahan, Of
F,.sagton ami q number oS Anna-
81, friends we're guests. Music and
hseIag we're features. and aE mid
"a, i buffet supper was served. NJ.
ssIiasay was declared flaa A0st,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11

80 3 SO. 4 Anssg,T.r
800 q f.ivlug,

~ cost AZ Living.
81 r % rome dowsa,
.,. 81 driven
nry and town
y ,aasle people frantic
iss claimed the risA
s. oor saceeases
soar sd d sight
. hsd eople humble,
opie scaresi,
ssaf sau could do what
4yer az dared
", s. aere PRAYING
M 4l,a a might give
81 hua.Bl npploring
y,aa Ya.l let ilieEn I've
Z soshed BIZ sxcess
gthous Any bar
III ysa ouid catch sigat of
gsase gone Just 100 Faf
s..Ys nd pablo limit
asF ey Il stand back
ID XII Il coming
Tbe maj attack
goah Wink
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11

Earrings are mostly SNOWY, and Of
pear Jade. LET and Iapis laznii
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11

An iaealigt Is fellow who bmsldg
Ills castles III the air out of gold
bricks
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11

lssltIe MIas Andree C0sfet. daughteg
eT Agaaanns Coakas ana the late psogea-
nor Gast0n c0aGes. VI the esayal Aeaa-
eng. waa tias guaat BIZ Miss FsgahCsa
Virginia Waggannan. oE Aahaaae
Place. washington. q. 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11
a gIab Pres
80 IL MI. Bse

lxroy Vernon president OF the Griti-
"a flub. composed 0g noted news
Msts men 81 washington and other
es and ililnself 4 famous newspM-
81 man. ana his flroaher. Mercer VeT-
y I'll llle stan ~ TIE Chicago daily
rhine. we're Sunday sueats d C0a.
s,soner VIII Shea 81 the Shea cot
ARUNDEL on-ihe sAy Mr. Shes
nss IRE booming him f0r y0r biz
sadd should Mayor Grahann rs
az Reelection.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11

Mrs. Fl NJ. Bargain Il ii EaftanaoFe
f0r ssw dayn vssittng al ths Acsae 81
Gf. BusgAn's parents. Agr. and Agrs
frank 4. nafnan. aSeE Kaaaysste are
nue.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11
PIC IVES
HOVE 1N IsP q
BRINGING HARl on

lg.ontlaael from 30 onal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11
Z. hnse.I BIZ seesN

MA Ef51 at}tttsts " q sssse - III n y
sMsse gone Just TOO far
IS Fea nd pablo linlag
81 msrs eyI stand back
II ge coming
iii MAJ attack
goah Wink,
galloway
aui III raFf,
,.gt alieisay was host Saturday
So. Il party at the Galloway cot
~ Arunat on ne Bay. ii which /
1900 II rlcnds from the Boaley
=. mr. and Mrs Callahan 81
s..singion and number os Anna
y. friends were guests. Music and
aseiag we're features. and IL mid
-, ! buttei supper was served M.
ssIIosay WIS declared q llne Aoss
sa glab Prest
- II e'ssa 1T. SBea
LEROY Vernon, president at the Grid
u rlub, composed "a noted news
nsts men ii Washington and other
81, and ilimsolf 4 famous nnwapa-
5, man and HIS brother. Mercer var-
81 ii llie stan ~ he Chicago daiig
gsbuna. we're Sunday gueats az C
s,sDuer VIII Shea III the Shea Gcf-
Arundel-on be A Mr. Shes y
.nss arp booming him M yOr BIZ
sadel. should Mayor Graham U.s.
a. te.eleetinn
ars George Salisbury end her par
FL III aua mrs Isudd. 81 Richmond.
i entertained yesterday at tbs
sSnry cottage. Arundel on the
w Nj and Mrs Woolford. Mr. and
II Bond and MIR. and Mrs. rges.
/ Roland lsark. Baltinors
W ind Mr.. 1ohn N. aac IA
s, mOered 10 Arnndai yesterday
we're guests 81 mrs Salisbury.
aekall Il chief Engineer og tha
lsoad conniaalo
and Mrs r ii. Klies. 81 near
aaon 1. tl,is cousy wara gueaan
Atfaay nf Mr. ana Mrs. W NJ. wAl-
er Arundel me Bay.
II and mrs, & ii Mcg hy. anA
n Mary Weller Mca sister
va oyer the week end Lieut.. DICK
! u the Pay Corps, attach
Y duty II Washlngton. u
Ase Ii
sNs Slde
" and Mrs. Richard Morton gave
dare Saturday evenlng st theEk
- On The Severn Niver. ID cele-
lse iAe birthday of their danghter.
"a Pills Morton. nv guests incIut~
I number 81 young girls and met
go 18th Baltimore and Annapolis.
soas those presena vera Miss xaelel
lllsell Miss Alice hlse. Hiss IrAa
sssas Laurence simsn0nds and Hys
" AaAas who Were spending th
slsaa with Mr and rs. MorsOh
Y Mss Morton
ylsltats
aEasaeI.on,the. II
aaa Mrs. Proctor d Mi. nnE
4 3 aieAauis, ill 81 RsOoklanA.
matofed 70 AraadeI~or- hs- Is
s.sFday speaaing the inor aR theirs
NJ ars aeAanna mother and
s's' soall N al outing at Bay Ridge,
hs'aer & White, teacher III sasa
go seaeol q Ashland. Ky, foFu1ss
ae Grammar Department az Ar
l,l Public sheo. VINO has heel
is summer vacation Will
Francis u White. ana sis-
lss Geaegie White. Sc Ind
arrived today fof i visit q
asss a her brotassY. rem
aFe aFa itnily Il west Annap
rs anzberges AID Hiss
- esFn1serger spent the
e Eshe the summer hos
aaFlfs Ness as the guests s.
p. fines.
saaap
= q horn thig morning 1t Il
ae Emergency Hospital Il
s.. Ross Nansant SIR. Danl
brother 81 the CIV Com
MY being CONGRATULATED 81
u grandps. al il 4
saild born to the vansanss
kramer who was callss
g Ohio. s. the death os hpl
silea home AFTER j wss
AgAn who has been spend
win his Friend eaas
Afuadel-DA Day ha
ny home a Nsw Isrs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11

ap George Salisbury end her par
Ii hi aua mrs Hudd Of Richmond.
Il entertained yesterday at tbs
sisSary cottage. Arundel On the
|Se MI and Mrs. Woolford. Mr.. and
b Bond. AMI Mr.. and Mrs rgea.
L Holland lark. Balkinnrs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11
esfe III
sRs Nlae.'
asal ylsltatS
ATnnslsL .sIli Tho. Il

aid Mrs Proctor and Mr. nna
B NeMauns, Ill 81 Rsoohlans I.
{ s. nletofed to AraadeI~on hs. Isa
] 1870 ss speniiing the faorifg there
!, sa1 \ 8 aedanlls mother and
'''s5 asen IN an outing al Bay ESidg
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11

HRS. WeeYns Rlslout. state Vice Re
gent 81 the Daughters Of American
Revolution, who has been visiting her
brother pf0f Charles Carroll Marden.
st Princeton. NJ u. has returned home
mrs, M HI Burns hah been VISITING
the lay 81 Canon Janaos n Mag
rudef. as .'EaOcksey Hall
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11

Col Lnther 81 kIadd, Shisg depart
meat clerk ia the Court oe Appeals,
IL am om d vacat ION, which he III Spend
llsg on the Eastern Shore. Col Cadd
viii visit gslenas III Denton, AID will
later Visit HE OH home Ia Sadiefs-
qklla.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11

NJ and Mrs Inhn NJ Il N
10, mogerea 10 Arnndel araay
we're guests 81 aGxs. Salisbury.
ackal e Chief Englnaes os tha
y Rosd CoSnlniasao.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11

- -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11

II ana Mrs e. Il. aacS anA
n Mary Weller MEGA sister
'a cyer The week end Lieut.. nnck-
u q the Pay Corps. astach
y apty ii WashlngtoMs n
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-11

& and Mrs. r III Klles. az near
saQn this equity wara glesaa
sfaay III Mr. ana Mrs. w ~. wal-
pr Arundel -on- the Bay
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-30
GLAD ID PASS T
 ALONG, HE SAYS Elmer Doonan Declares Tanlac Relieved Him of Ls ., Rheumatism ;.

q am glad to tell anybody about a medicine that did me as much good as Tanlac has," said Elmer Doonan, of 434 Fisher avenue- Detroit, Mich, recently.
 Tt was what I read in the papers about Tanlac thas caused me to try it,, he continued, -and I want to pass the good word along for the benefit of oth- CTS. For long time I had rheuma- tism so bad that my hands and wrists would swell up and pain me terribly and I would hardly be able to sleep at night on account of my sufferings. 1 would get up in the morning feeling so tired and worn out I could hardly drag myself off to work, I got so bad that was losing time from my work and sim ply couldn't keep up.
 After trying everything else without getting any better I got some Tanlac and it has done, me a world of good. sleep fine, have splendid appetite, and am entirely relieved of my rheumatism"
 Tanlac is sold in Birmingham by Eu- gene Jacobs drug store and Patton-Pope Drug company. and by the leading drug gists in practically every city, town and village in America.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-30
HART IN GREAT STORY,
 "WAGON ACKS"-STRAND

What is said to be the greatest of all William S. Hart's screen stories of the west will be seen at the Strand Thursday, when Wagon Tracks the very newest picture by the big two-sun star takes the screen for three day showing.
 Bill Hart himself says that this is the best picture he has ever made, and as a real red-blooded and relentless character with honor as his greatest ideal and bravery his second nature, the real plainsman of the old west IS accurately shown.
 The role selected for Mir. Hart is indeed an interesting one, that or the Kit Carson type of frontiersman. He is a man who fears nothing, who is quick to champion a just cause and Gs quick to punish those he deems guilty of a wrong.
 In Wagon Tracks" there are bat ties with Indians. a struggle with gam blers. revenge motive and love anf adventure galore. WithaL it is an ac- curate historical record N period of American life that is romantic to the last degree, that perod when men and women of every walk of life treked to the sunset across the wild lands, peo- pied by wild Indians. herds of buffalo and threatened with every possible danger
 In one of the scenes a band of real Indians is used in an attack on a cara van of prairie schooners making their arduous way across the plains.
 There is charm In every foot of the film. and charm and romance as we'll. Jane Novak is leading woman and Robert McKim the most realistic vil- lain iii the screen world, has the heavy role. while the remainder of the cast is composed of such sterling players as Lloyd Bacon, Leo Pierson, Bert Sprotte, Charles Arling and others equally as well an1 favorably known to picture fans.