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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21

-sorne Time a u1udcsi corn~fy.
IL now IN it- ninth month at the
Casino theatre. New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21
HAWTHORNE GUEST or HONOR

Col J. NJ Hawthorne. honorary
chairman Of the united war boards
Of King county. was the principal
speaker at a family dinner which
was attended by i7s men and WON
en- at the Whitman Memorial church.
In IN. Fremont district. . few nights
aEo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21

e6y ehararfw taking art who's
topics grew out of recruiting inci-
dents OF the war.
Ella LAVAL Aerial Gymnast. .
does a rapczc act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21
WILKES

Char~y's Aunt on~ Of sf,e most
wholesome comedies presented he-
fore the public. In TO be IN. Offering
OF the Wilkes Players starting with
a Sunday matinee
The action Of the play r. funny
In that couple of college boys. tn
order 70 give a dinner. invite Char.
icy.s aunt 20 ehapcrone tn, party
However. at the last minute the
aunt il unable 60 come. Charley TN
pernonates his aunt. with tho result
that the college professor becomes
infatuated with htrn. and to make
matters WORSE. Chariey'n sweetheart
puts in an appearance. followed by
the real aunt After merry mtxGp
things are straiwh,~n~d out
'Charicy's Aunt made -~dnse Lon
don laugh for continual run Of
three year.. before II was presented
In tlsis country. There 10 little doubt
that the Wilkes Players VIII be Mt
their best IN this play. as Addison
Pitt. the able director OF the com
pany, wa. the original Charley In
this Offering and came 10 the coast
in the original Charles Frohrnan
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21
LEWIS oRrHKuM

~ King for a Day WIN BE- the
Offering OF the Midsummer Folly
Company At Levy,s orpheum for the
week. starting with continuous per
Torrance Sunday.
Lew White and Ert Hunt VIII be
seen in the principal fun roles Of the
Offering. As the action OF the play
goes there II a general mixup In sit
uacsons that involve Able Kabibhic.
an aide 10 Patsy Sullivan. lieutenant
in the American army. who has just
returned from the Hawaiian islands.
There are n number OF people in
VOWED in the plot that starts when
rejected Havyiian belle follows the
lieutenant To America. Kabibble Il
the goat and supplies the audiences
with an abundance OF laughs in the
trying situations in which he Is
placed.
A big feature OF the crf-rfnr njonr
the musical line win be the big
Scotch review. n number IN which
the entire chorus viii participate
headed by Bonnie Ruoli. Oifve Fin
ney win sing a couple OF catchy and
pretty numbers on the runway. while
Bob Sandbcrg. Corey Hunt. Mndrc
Moore, and Lawrence Ortiz viii also
be heard In speciaitie&
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
HOME AGAIN. DANCE
w. 3. {. s. Planning Large Wei
come Home Dance Iii BALTIC.
HELD TUESDAY, JUNE path

var caa.p Cosasnanits SER iee oi
ssalsiaaale il planning AZ
eonsc home dance fvr men q Mary
s.lsls i Il NE 30 sonnet of tbs
arm mas ~ iEe essrps tltafia 4
lie rit,a u tise l'ae slsiice
,s.ais.s. sssga;1 BE- 4usls lam
t.sfsea. iisi sslse aIisee Isss
gsltss,s, tlss eVssalsig ef Tires 18i.ss
4tls. alsa i very large At eiadailtse is
u
ks flss sl.tisea aif l,asIig dis
81 IS. Ii through Tie recreation di Wis
t,sis Nar l4p Community seryice.
gEssii bti iIss aitiiao IS and ssclf
8ss yssse nlail. q neither still II tlle ser
lee sr already discharged. N esititlea
ID ss.eli Il tielses wls5cit Mtll adtalt him
ana rtfler ID this aiIaie
Guy service Man IN sailntpalis de-
siraus 81 securing such i icket siloula
communicate viii Tie local office Of
AMP Community service. civ
illg lis name aud address, also the
Es it'd and add res az tie partnef Nc
proposes to accompany linn 50 Raliis
laoi lsr lln Homo again tsllsee aud
wiil le tla
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
TO IMPROVE
SAILORS LODGINGS

Upon d st4gges1iea I'll ss4e ssaW Or
leans Chamber Is CONNER tae Rev
George III DaYsa peri executive We
retary III tie seaiien s church lil 81
t0ie here has gpsss g ID II cis 81 asssk
iato the problem 81 adequate lodging
facilities tai SD There and in
lles Gull aud Atlantic ports
Mr., Dave port is iil favor III eN
inc the Nerk II The seallsen i Sialireh
ms ltutes ia .ll HI Il,fts II cogls
fYs as ay 4 it agn ioia Tor tiia
bravery 81 il.iii' ss.,;siea ii fsci d 8
liz ea'laria during iie NaT.
This VI ii be iioste through issaa nation
wlsse c,Ilitpai IN 81 ille Episcopal
Church f tlsat lllps!ien Il etss
large the work III he church 1T home
and abroad ana ta encourage aud M
crease such activities be S
iasf itute
Air Davenport lla ref,iiEte B
from q fria fsl tAt Il easlst AMI
expect ID visit many sauthetn poifs
as ieslllt al Informs ION aching
him thai lodgiilFs scr sailors there
are an. hing bat wil.ff they should be
The situ:st :sn ii New Orleans and
some other s 9llf ailsl 81 lanfic port i n
SAID ID BE particularly distressing and
has been Il source of grave concern so
elVic organizations and the citizens
generally. After fai9ting lIe Ina
tislsl Davenport Il esnsitIe95
Ssstslt can pc done cher esEiHis
and explain lie offset III tae sssi.
men church institute here ThsF
institute wlti, yirfu.tly
ineia gaY Iati 81
2l9 72 ajlqs and served meals 41
so; 0 find en- isseft
men, banks lte. money looks tssr
thair man ana their 1sssss. oil s
taenl iesditig md i,
shower baths esltlS.i foIlai s,ll
|: store wlsere icy ran bus elaillss II
L minimum cost Il themselves
Through the nation vide Etnipai sr
81 tie Episcopal Clutch is pIa.
posed to Increase !lcsa issst ltas until
'ZIII tile Intern ioTssl ensls for vel
eonle, shall iiy from tlsa hssg stan 81
4 bliiiing d eslell large port
IS mol rescllp ssafllS 81 IL DaFeii-
port ii careful o la II. i.a1 ii III
community work Win Felig losls
foundation pom ilssfse nlen rali gion
Is not forced w aU#nslt seek to e014s
vert them We ariYsa fllela b
II satell All ia 8ifst seaiaen may he
sure az hayfns; 40 tlieseis hs and
- ~ faSI {4tfss sstaf}
sisp ps.a 3ilsfl sfrs;ce Iat he fsrs.s.s ,liilg
td iisQir IS feia nj sseeli il'ls that
eanll III loIging
sltJ1tsfS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
MANY BAY ISLANDS
IN THE CHESAPEAKE
ARE DISAPPEARING

Several islands and headlands III
clsesapt ID Fay are being destroyed
~ u star rate. by the ordinary acs
ION 81 VA - and current 4. The most
interesting faataire ef the study N the
rapid tlaat ursiofl IL the three islands.
Tie mouth III Glseptank liyer
Of these. sharps Island. which A
generation ago Nsts 4 Summer resort.
aai faVurite hunting ground, beside
supporting 4 number III families
Il llrouglaout Tie seiees. 81 ta;Iay desert
ea and almost slarI.r III life rs AZ
acres ef sfs had dpfndIed 10 81 by
800. While al tic time 81 The Inost
recent government survey in. 1870
the island contained but IS acres, HIS
north shore having suffered the rhes
nominal less of ila feet i year dur
illg tAe period from tsyt9 to I!tii. Gal
cuIafions indicate that the Island VIII
be entirely eil.seea before lEN.
james Island, which lies south af
slarps Island. decreased III size from
orc acres lis 1913 is $50 acres III 1910.
while tp tlie north iighnan island.
which supports many prosperous
fafIAsFs and fishermen WIS reduced
from 2fll5 acres III 1S47 to 1856 acres
in 1900, ana IL nav sarrc nierfng I ps
nsoiniafely sEx acres each year 70 The
sea-
On sharps Island tlle size g a1i aftess
sian well has boon trespassed oil hs
a a.. that NJ yYfsx yl3.gaoaalfk f4a
unique feature of well located il
ne bay 'lts laap uf 9aI showed
slaf JIG only remainder NJ he mort y
AZ tie James Isllnd d Is4S was
Il small island stitUatel On the spot
Nisict was formerly in arm If e IN
let. bit which later became filed with
raarsh material That the winter IN
tiio mid Il pf land III 1s4s should be-.
come land ii the midst of water in
1907 Is i remarkable result of the.
Sseater resistance d the marshsbuiIt
land.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
CIVIL SERVICE JOBS
FOR DISCHARGED YANIS

Although here N i desire on thr
part II hi eang &c heasls of
ex erutfT aa:lrt men aai le igal
ts.iastsi fllze s.
all proper NAYS ihe elainls IL return
ng dier sailors and marines H
lt,s 81 ilse Ella ites ~ SRI
civil aias I'D
hi III orgser q avoid tiisap
aa ttslli facts iiousit hs
israaeltt tne atfcnt iftil III Fi,e isis
lie l9W provides ftir frtaill pf
mes ii ppaint III II, faFY 81
sfsS ll:frges Hers Her ila att
i.sfl should IS ma taod lissN
llsl pre rfsilea ifts4fi mus
ltf8lies il open eoflilletit aaifnas
.tislss SHES hoy ~ ltils9f
slEil SET q ellter tste military
.fli naval ise
These iaaeio!is te illii'siiiet,9l
from tifsle illls il needs
.of tlle sea 'flteY b,s adsar
tisatl for 4 SD lsist sEl4t la ise iteaf
tine publit hen flsA ptsFs nls,
pe rated sllsssl, ,aslsl.
claims of nee re- ili'sll
An act
1913 make Fli,slltl sstt,fs lsis rein i'5
llseIit ID their iofnlnr toiis 81 ail
former Covers liliail einpl 3ssetas Who
Nere drafted nr who eiiiis1sa ~ aa.
military service Of tie United Sfttts
I'M he war with Germany iilaf iseiE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
MANY METHoDISTs
WILL GO TO COLUMBUS

Methodisss here are king an ener-
gcflc part ID i program for large
representation from this section to the
big Methodist Centenary Celebration
mi Columbus O June I'D 10 July IL.
Scores 81 clergynien and laymen Hi
tie sarIogs churches already have per-
feeted sl4Kir arrangements ID 10 sn
the mammoth religions exposit lonn
Many Will make the Journey ia itle..r
motor cars. some lit eaen taking their
families with them
Church leaders declare that from ail
accounts ii The magnitude 81 the ex
position, IFS pageants and exhibits
visitors will be given almost an eqssis
alenf of world tour. Ii Il heraided
as great opportunity Is Aiethodisnl
and lis constituencies FOR minute
study 81 the worlds races Thar are Id
De brought together All Columbus for
the occasion
The Columbus celebration marks the
ihnndredtl l ann Iyersary Of The founding
of Methodist missions. aud begins the
launching of q gigantic world program
that calls for the s. pendlture ef mil
lions 81 dollars ii different directions
for humanitarian and religious ac-
#tIyIty
Local church workers Who have ar
ranged ID make the rib will endeavor
as HI Al possible 10 devote their en-
tire vacation time ID that occasion
Many viii remain ia Columbus during
the entire twenty four days while the
#celebTation Il ID progress
The work of the Methodist church
III home and abroad Is ID De shown III
m geants at the coliseum Gorgeous
rOeesaioias, with the inassing of thou-
sands III participants are bound IL In
anire genuine interest One of the
pageants forming D china of Tie oele-,
bration wild be great symbolic reI,-
resentation of tile drawing together df
tho nations Of the earth through the
eonr,alling force Of Christianity
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
PONCE 1 onninritR.

AS sure as the coming Of summer.
5tioriAee n some form appears This
sar there are to De lovelg pongee
i5slrasols Some are mounted on brown
frames and sticks, with no other
trimming nan brown cords on the
handles and brown tssseIs IN the ends.
ANOTHER shows lovely blue butter
lIies embroidered al over he n s5sste
&c the narasoI With blue cord anss
blue ends to the sticks
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
ANNAPOLIS NEWS
This Case Has 4 Hint for Many
AnnannlIS Renders

AkiAAttil VAeS AAS7s1tSSa n
An Annapolis woman has used
Deans Kidney Pills,
SHE has found them as represented
she wishes her neietlbors III know
She publicly recommends them
10 need Is look further for 4 tested
kidney remedy
Tile proof on merit Is here and can
81 Il is,ycati gated
PROFIT by tie staten1ent OF Mrs e.
sherlock. 80 lis lad St she
For foslr years had i bad case Of
kidney trouble / suffered terribly
from pains through the small Of MY
back and ms back aeIled Sc badly I
couldn't stoop or do my work ii all.
NY feet swciIed and my kidneys acted
iregularlv. NY sight became 20 poor
81 could hardly see. One III my rela-
tiYes recommended Doan's kidney
Pills and got q box at Green's Drug
Store. Ii didn't take them long 70
help me. Vow when need kidney
medicine. taaxe Doan's and always
find them all right
Price coo, iii all dealers Don't
simply ask for d kidney remedy get
Deans kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. Sherlock had. Foster aIilburn
Co. alfgrs.. Buffalo. N
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
Who're III il Not So Bud

Regular Saturday haIf holidays Will
begin June 81. and will extend for
thirteen Saturdays, The last halt hnl-
fday falling on September 3 Lucky
or unlacky ASK any government
clerk you meet and he or slsss;ill
have as hesitaney IN answering that
question
shiphmiIding companies IL various
parts AZ the country are defyttsg tiae
Did superstition hy aaanchiHg vessels
On Inst Friday, the thirteenth
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
sc. JOhn's Rail
Brilliant nt.s.a.sa

no s.ay that tic Farewell Hall
given Inst night ~ tho Junior class GIG
81. join College Ia honor III the
ss.asaIors, The graduates of to-day MAS
Il l.iilIlanf 81 Mould Pc putting
II mildly. III - safe 81 shy here has
never been such crowd assembled stt
any previous Farewell ball as that
last night Al least one fourth of the
DANCERS were prevented from dancing
iii every number on tile program, and
enjoyed i promenade Oh he lawn. S,r
cents under rees while tsie other more
fortunate slsreefourtha enjoyed the
lanalng indoor
Tile gvinnnsi i,ll. where iie TALL vas
held was handsomely decorated with
American iags. only. none others be-
Ing used Tho light were softly
tslaadssi, ana heightened ibe effect of
decorations Fhe reeelgfng stand was
i bower III pallns and ferns. Pre- sident.
tell received with Mrs. Nevett steele,
and others III the receiving stand were
l'raf. and Mrs HipIlere and Capt.
duncan Elliott, 10lnmandant Of the
81 Johns battalion 0f cadets
Music was furnished BIZ Iula.s or
cilestra. iii baltimore There we're
twenty numbers % the pfossr ram. l'sit
As the hour f0r closing va cached
afier the eighteenth dance, tiier.s nav
ing been three extras two of lie
regular order of dances were eltnis
mated.
There we're many very beautiful
Girls preseIf. and the extreme yo,sth
5of Il large nau,her Of Thea AS re
marked Gowns AS beautiful AMI
dainty aB their Wenrel's. plttal the
scene al tho more attractive. and ilse
evening dress 1T the @eits present as
well 81 the full dress ltlifprfn Of tlla
cadets Of lllr military college, gave 4
hitting settii.s 81 Il handsome mic tn
Thn s. Jul.1 Farewell naii will
ga down intu lliatufx III cailefse LURE
week, As 4 brtllisns aud insslisolal e
social function pf Glass 1919, eein
naeliceneile.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
KNOX RESOLUTION
ON PEACE TREATY
MUST BE SEPARA ne
of senate THAT Covenant 81
League OF NatIons RE Not
part iii Peace Trsslfy

Chairman of the Executive Conn
Inftteo II the Maryland Israneh of Tie
iseagne 80 Enforce Peace Henry
Neens Williams. has sent ont the
following open letter On the merits
81 the Knox Resolution
Baltimore. Nj. juno 10. 1919
Dear sir
The executive committee 81 the
League ID EnIorce Peace together
With pfesantatige nf slle various
state Branches. held conferense
last Friday II the National Arts Cub
Ill New York
iii View of tho Knox Resolution
81 Was determined That II was the
sfaIy of ne League in the various
State branches b institute and t9
condos from nov until the ratiiiol
ton 81 the Peace Treaty a most Sc
eroas campaign II VAS the opinson
.of ail present that the knox Ties oill
ton vas not simply an attack llpon
fi,a covenant 81 the I4elgue of Nations
hui Was Ill effect An attack upon f'le.
entire Treaty 81 Peace. and II press
esl might Indefinitely delay tic max
ing II peace 10 NE serious iIaissry Is
tile world
IKE Knox Resolution pnrp0rts 81
the 4 demand on the part of the Sem
sate that the covenant Of tile .easile.
III Nations should be separated from
lile Treaty of Peace hslf II Il of course
we'll kllassn ia senator Knox thai
such separation Il ID this tlIae inn
noasillle, as the Treaty of Peace s. 70
IL handed ID the German delegates
Today ana will either have "a be ats-
eeptea 81 refused III tllnnl n lts pres
euf form. II accepted the treaty will
ga before tile senate containing the
covenant 81 nc League 81 Nations,
and tue senate has HI power without
/ the concurrence oI the other parties
Eso thu treaty 10 amend Il. he Only
] possible result 81 the resolution
therefore. Isl To encourage the German
1 delegates ia refuse ID sign the treaty
II seems impossible III believe thai
senators Knox ana Lodge would be
Il parties To such tiastartlly proceed ngs,
hut ii is only thus that they could ae-
eoinplish their purpose II Is Pc
Iieyed, however that The German
people will feel compelled e ign
rather than risK the further pTose-
esstion Ill Tho war. the IL stitatian 81 z
l,lack ado and the resulting SUFFERING
fin Germany.
An members of the League, there
fore. III soon as the treaty kas been
signed are urged III use AL their In
4 5snence, directly and indirectly. hs
personal ana written appeals To tbs
senators from Maryland, by the dis
tribution III petitions and resolution
Isl meetings aud societies 10 impress
npon the Senate the demand of tht
American people hat the Treaty q
psace containing the covenant Ct tbs
League 81 Nations should be ratified
without DELAY
Yerg truly yours
HENRY ~. WILLIAMS.
Chairman Executive Committee
Maryland Braneh League to Enforc'
gsnaec
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
Mr.. ~. d G0TT REPLIES
TO MR. JOHN j. Levy
lans n;aass. from I,..ge onel

81 9il or tlsd no tqtAa ts3
Nnis Ell Two gss.i sail s'aiiilg sa.ss
seul d ise Won ms vote eisf
Ialst tfesls y sre 4 49, sistsS ny
8etigfI.
aeinbeY san aIstlag O.
lsast aii end MA si1e
fy Ill ~ ssiss 81 seii yal
lis1ss ea sip tl'ins, is,'i, i
tsssS ID Nast sa
as not sis Y,li lss.tlsl hriiis
TIC sfe l4r Vel sl,lss
Ills aips le,ieaa ID cath and III
cannot far ilita
ans SIS this ms 81
The Evening
Yours tills
i tN
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
CUR Flag rseas
See our fag float tlerei

See our hag float tlerei
fluttera ia alI lllea lied lands
Dur fssg sennres every Il here II
ilfe5
AIany nag regtlla as we're changed
by tho
Ola Glory appea resI yiill other ilags
in many countries
Wherever II dies it=sassl IS lie story Of
the highest natiuna rai Il
Cur fssg feat fr0Is be Hsif6el Tower
It'll Paris. a,sd Is llfal, pom ne statue
~ George WASHING t
Those Aliaeri rs.y Gem cries iIi
france are heavily ga antlsd with the
.fed, white and blue aiid American
flags
Wherever our arsas 81 oceupation
ss,ss 4 carries tie beautiful star-
span sa banner " 4 faas ri age
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
]. adde's Aid
s " Es4a .l'0RsOrrNM

An interesting and important meet
Ing Of the Ladies Aid Society. of the.
Presbyterian church will BE held to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock n the
home Of Mrs Maurice s While. Al the
AIansc, Duke az Gloucester st reek All
members are cordially invited
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
Ladies' HI
70 HIVE Picnic

The ng0ajsers u tic I.allies Md So
dict ii 81 Maftifls Ssange Teal l.si
thtran Church Nlll hay 4 picnic tns
aorroV ola Isemhes slloge at hack
Aid And their friends are is,YItesi All
will take along lunch boxes or hasl.ist s
Tor d spread. pleasant dsly ii ms
Iiclpafekl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
Jay AhnT lyFdAsalAFy n 2 u =
tions Gannct Possibly Give he Safne
Strength r over and
Endurance
A Organic iron --.- Nuxeted IRON.
SAY Thai ordisayy MssalI;s Essn prspsra-

s .
With fltc fhEsat d STD hsf dTsiagis ba-
cause he sala her sMsssiltNe
Nayaica fsta, ZIG tatis aSa hsFiaaf
buiiltF, a'le wpslan ias4 III iqs5t 81 q
nave III iadss3a Son ~ F ts} ea8Jit
practice WHSsh @tf ss StsSsl !isss
gets III ihs htsalib ~ 9ess
4 his watfgagi tll:s. sitss ia 5si s
Increased frttssf and ts4iss .fish a8
she Had NTH tIfe ff,ig afsl ffa;4t d
was ser1gusls upset aIla it fa4t Is 81
asa result Cd nsfttg sh Il
insfafies ~ tfssr staYc
gialed hAIsAw I'll efsfssaslzr t{st
Gals and ,loet0Fs
ten iite ailSsr aEs5ifsst IS gaissg sNs
fer Nsssated 1864 VIC eA
nee4l Ell SIRE 9esss sssts sEs@ss s.
80 III slisig fsIHiiy VIC tits i1 ~
scriptiasl e5ll;aR tAr rs
SIrnfl-satid ISrr al t'sfs u
.fsat tllsf :tsay 81 III ifs ttt s,si9u*
Hg ii,s g,sstsr aEt4e III, sti tts9 q af
ssr4piie,. Isl Il sfA4 Ifsn tska 4e sI.ss.itl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
NJ ri Fof ID
Announced

Mrs chauncey I Suit Announces slse
ssarrtage 81 her niece Miss Martha A.
I.arrahse. az baltimore Md. to MIR
Arthur III Parker Of PortsulOsIsh Va.
Oh Wednesday June Il. 1919, at 80
b. Ia. III the cathedral III the Incar
nation. University Parkway Isalti
more Aid
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18

Grass III the natural food of the.
horse. On no other food viii 4 keep
so healthy. become % strong or iiFe
sd lOAg.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
IYAAI 81 AsIIl 3 ILL

Il ,s15 q t.,. tas s.tttS ltle5, iItsi AZ NJ ianS,
az, {., Il a. NM sltla EaNl atlH
Intlas4tf3Fs III ti3sl3tfil with u. *. IL.
aIs0ettl Amnainlis III BALTIMORE.
Isar tissEets siuil tiifaFMattott apply At
tltllF I'M fl.s9ast offices MIST Street station,
ssAt, IltalsN Sfigtloi. I,,lit8yf Avenue and
l.iitlati StFeets f'arsel llall Maryland
Ifatsa tiiiIer s. n As. tt,r aiilepiH, tnid.
Htl1tsfnn efss.. etstneNtetl With the Naval
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
Herr On
Their MHfa. j ILla0El

Afr Il Il Collier. % Raleigh, n. C..
stf itis BRIDE Who we're recently mar
riell# Cleveland O are here on their
honey nlnoil SIT Collier is cousin
IL sirs ltieiart lstln. Parole, and mo-
f0fsll here with 4ts bride from Cleve-
Fanl lalS}Ile ii Annapolis on their
+ latfesIaaott ind i lie Same time visit.
lfir family of ar Luther A. Pal
aaf ilelf paroie MI and Mrs Coli
III hlnt4fea here ii their handsome
}tAnai flr and upon leaving Anne
h4edsl vii motor 10 Raleiglis N 81.
ss4e az groom II engaged HI bust
rs
pref AMI Mrs ". Fl. Whereof and
90 i.s.t closed their honle 1t Murray
aaI aid have gone To Cape May to-
pend ths, summer
John Nrewer. former Anna
Dgllfan, son u lne late Mr. William
Hreaer FOR many years III his day
stdjtiE surgeon of Annapolis visited
"a ttstias here % Sunday
mrs. II Fsilieoe CITY. Ii visit
iaf eF SISTER, Mrs ] II B.Rrashaara,
eaistN teiit nrashears, S. II 81,
DUKE II Gloucester street.
Ir* Fell. of ST Johns Cois
entertaining Miss Louise
ssat BALTIMORE.
6 wife III President Fell. ng
lta6itl college has been insiisposed
ffal DAYS. and not able To at
elasing exercises at St
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18

Rlobbs III frequently take trip
acrs,ss me water slobbs IS.
heard y0n Ind girl II casalaiata
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18

Miss Virginia Duyali, daughter of
M. and Mrs Ernest Duvali, Duke of
Gloucester street, Il seriously III of
pleurisy and ipngiIitis, following an
attack On bronchial pneumonia n her
parents home on nalxe 81 Gloucester
street Miss DuvalI II Xeoman g 81 and
attached % duty at the Naval Acad-
.enly
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Take
Il 4llis

.asss.id, d much regarded by
,4ils friends, prof 6iOsard. who
t.5s "a mathematics at the
Nh ,niat1t1p. Viii MOI return next
Aasiifg accepted position In
! l=tH 81 4.=i iss In church work In Annap.
$50 alfti Interested n the spiritual
Tue candida IS, Wiaom he
5led asit, il club fur their social
.ii.. f,gIl lipiIff He viii be greatly
Id bis community ID. aud.
III tsasaFti are visiting heir home.
III 80 lsitill9 before proceeding 20