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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-21
uNIB)LIS ALLOTMENT
s S3. zoo FOR "
!. !. Not Expected To Raise
$4,000, Says Miss
Roelofs
gposG IMPRESSION OUT

IS tlle illness of the Y
wo,ker delegated to the district
,os !. Anne Arundel county, who
,.o Shatrnan Of the puBhcity COM
So. ~ wrong Impression as e tbs
Ls ,S.,men, for this city and county has
made according to statement
u. cysr the telephone by Miss Roe
M morning from sick bSd.
= n. RoeIofs said The sum allotted
.l.sroils Il 5000 and It Ii hoped TO
EN- ..l.s,te this amount Of pledges, but
!" !. n expected to raise $4,000. the
nsmea IN the blue circulasas given
i s. re workers on the several
,.ns ana which sum WIS To be d.
80 tnta three allotments according
! AZ circular of $4,000 each
snnapolIs is trying 10 raise as, 900,
ii lllss Roelfs, AZ her share which
s,ms within the limit of possibility,
nis,f ilian SIS 900. which seems
normQus. said MISS tt0etEs 70 the
ssrsl public.
M entire matter Is only pr0yse-
l and II pledges to the amount
esnot be obtained for the desired
loo. the matter Will hava
& b eIaid I'D the table
Mis- Roelofs, who Ii suffering d neF-
was breakdown. and has been recu-
patlng The past week at the home
i Ms st George barber IN the
aasly. has been incapacitatad TOR
III ior two weeks. or more. and TOR
hs reason the publicity has been
selected and the error Of the slfteen
tsusand Instead Of tfirty-two hun
ia crept h and was given publlca
III
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-21
GOVERNOR SIGNS
JUDGES COMMISSIONS

Governor Harrington has signed the
commissions of Judges Adkins and
wlckes their appointments to take eS-
fect isamediately
The commission og Judge william
H. Adkins, Os Talbot county I'd sue
coed the late Judge Constable. ok the
Court Of Appeals, Was aigned yeatar-
lay afsernOOn and That of Judge
EsoWIn W. Wlekes 10 succeed Judge
Adhins as Associate Judge % the
bench Dc the Second judicial circuit.
was sG@nod today.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-21
signs Ol spring

signs 81 spring which was usheres
l tpday. March I'll. when the Old
@srs say 'the sun croa TIA ls I
q 81 only visible ii the gardens
mere hyacinths and tulips are bios
snlng not to mention ya jeasa-
sns which has been ID bloom. 10,
asae many weeks, but lii building
anns At West Annapolis.
Gas Tayman Is building at this
unity village two up-tn-date cottages
salch will be 4 great improvement 20
Us thriving suburb.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-21
LAST ENTERTAIN u EHgT
FOR CANDIDATES is
TOMORROW MIC

Last Of the series Of ent0rkalnme etlkaa
given for candidates, umder the aa-
spices of their club. win be rendered
vt Mcdowell, hali. saturda d. u.
Tha entertainment Will consist of aR
exhibition OF hypnosism az aEr. Franlk,
/, Eazama. of the Athletic depsEsgna
0E the Naval academy. 1'his u an ex
tension bE the similar enter inEaaut
given by the same lecturer on pre-
yioms program and is givsn Iii re-
Spouse to special request from
those who heard Mr. sasanss On the
former occasion a large crowd II
anticipated. Ice cream and cake will
be served.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-21
No Athletics TomorroM

The athletic slate At the Naval
academy IL wiped clean tomorrow.
According TO the schedule ok events
for March issued oficially. there Ii not
an event for March 22nd something
unusual II naval circles
Il would suggest that the athletes
are keeping Lent like the rest.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-21
ANOTHER DONATION 10
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL


Another donaEson was received at
the Capital once this morning for the
Emergency hospital
The donor sends check EOr SIS to-
gether with the following:
Dear Capital VIII you please
add enclosed check Tor flye dollars ia
your fund for the Emergency hoapttalg I
Hoping there viii 81 great interest
II this fund and with best wishes, I
am. Very sineerely,
CLARA III McNAIR !"
Mrs MeNair is the wtdow 0l Ad-
sniral AscNair. at one tins superin-
tendent 81 tue Naval academy, and both
she and her husband have takan great
interest III the welfars at Annapolis
and its pmhaic Interests
II you tan tO yet yoar copy 0g The
Evoning Capital 1. Phone so.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-21
II 0uht VI

The marriage of Miss Marie Stache-
mann and w II Fisher. which took
place here On March is, has just been
announced The wedding was i sur-
prise % the contracting parties
friends Mr and Mrs Fisher VIII ye.
side temporarily with the rides
mother, Mrs. u. stargemann III Cedar
Park
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-21
81 a Fl manI1nl

Andrew 5ohns0n, Of agewater. MAS
operaked upon this afternoon 1T elae
EEnerganeY hospital Tor append dieltis.
Ths opsEa ten was performed by Dr.
ShIpiey. aSaIsked by Dr. purvis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-21

Mr. Bernard Anderson, III VI Naval
AIR station. Ii visiting bis paFenas.
MT. and Mrs James Anderson.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-21

AEass Anna Weed. og wayne, Pa. ~
the guast De AAlss D0rothaa Brewer,
oe Prince George street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
RECLASSIFY ARMY HOSPITALS
FOR TREATMENT OF TROOPS
Special Facilities for Treatment OF
Eases Sent to Ench VIII lie
Provided There.
fEy As.ociated pr.s,.

WASHlNGTON. January 9.-Re-
classification OF army hospitals so tina
similar cases will be grouped at GER
tain hospitals for treatment, was an
nounced to-day by tho War Depart
mcnt. Special facilities for the treat
ment or the cases sent to each will be
PROVIDED there, and assignment OF
specialists In those lines from the army
doctors Will be made accordingly.
Among the special groups created I'M
uer the new plan are cases OF blind
ness or near blindness which will go
TO General Hospital No. Z. Roland
Park; Nd. Cases Of deafness and
racial injuries arc to be sent to Cape
May, ~ j., and General Hospital No.
z; Fort McIlcnry, Md. and Walter Reed
Hospital, Washington. All amputa-
lions. except those OF fingers and toes
are assigned to seven selected hos
pitfalls at Railway. y. j.. Washington.
san Francisco. Fort Mcpherson. Bos-
ton, Fort Des MOincs and Fort SMELL
ing, Mimi. Insane officers will go to
General Hospital No. !. Williams
bridge, n. Y.
Insane patients will be treated at
ten other Institutions: drug addicts
VIII be sent to Plattsburg Barracks.
\. Y, and medical cases. including
those of gassed men. will be divided
among twcnty-siX hospitals
Special provision has been made for
cases requiring foot surgery. paralysis
and other nerve injuries, tuberculosis.
wounds Of the head and for such pa :
tients IA would be benefited by the
waters or hot springs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
MRS. B0WLES JOINS RICHMOND
FOLKS ENDORSING HYPO-COD

nerves are better. because 1 sleep so
much better and get up feeling re =.
freshed and invigorated. Hypo Cod is
certainly splendid tonic, for l can
feel the rcyivifying effects of every
dose. The headaches are gone, and SO
are the dizzy weak spells My stom-
ach seems TO crave the ingredients
contained in this splendid remedy.
and feel like 1 am getting more good
from my food. My stomach bothers
me none now. l am glad to recon-
mend Hypo-Cod. for feel It will
benefit any one who will take it ac-
cording to directions" continued Mrs
j. L. Bowles. 1924 Hanover Avenue.
1t hardly seems possible that any
one can remain skeptlcal OF IIypo-
Cod. The formula contains the very
elements your doctor prescrlbes every
day. The formula Is on the bottle
The very best people in the world
recommend it. and as tonic nothing
on earth. in our opinion. will ec.al
it. Stop by Tragle's tonight and get
a bottle. eve gladly prepay Hypo-
Cod anywhere on receipt of $1.20''---
Tragle's Drug Store, $40 East Broad
Street, Richmond, Va. Hypo-Cod may
also. be had In Petersburg at Z. A,
Morrison's,--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
SAYS COLD WEATHER
BRINGS RETURN OF
INFLUENZA
fubilc Must he Careful to Avoid a
Second Epidemic. Easier to Pre-.
vent Than Cure. What to Do.

Encouraging reports of the fewer
sSses of Influenza in this vicinity
should not allow us to relax our vigil
lance or To become careless in the be-
liet that the danger is all over" says
well known authority. With the
coming OF cold weather there is apt 10
De return OF this frightfuI cpidcnic
anu ITS seriousness will depend on the
extent OF the precautions. taken by the
public. TO prevent Infection
when the air is full Of infuenz,
germs. You may he constantly breath
II;ts them into your nose and throat
Tut tht1r danger may be avoided and
mune 20 infection If you destroy the
your blood. "
During the recent serious epidemic
which hit Richmond so hard. most sue,
cessful results were obtained by many
through the simple breathing into the
air of oil Of IIyomei. Probably no bet
ter, SAFE. ~ more sensible precautinn
against Influenza, Grippe, Cou CHS, Colds.
bronchitis or Catarrh OF the nose and
throat could be employed than 10 go
cow to Tragic Drug Co. or the nearest
drug store and get complete Hyomei
pure Oil of Hyomei and little vest
pocket hare rubber inhaling device
into which few drops of the oil are
Carry this Inhaler with you during
the day and each half hour or SO put Il
In your mouth and draw deep brcaths
% rs pure meaning sermlcldal air into
thc passages or your nose, throat and
lungs to destroy any germs that may
nave found Judgement there. This simple
prccautioh may save you n serious i'll
ness and the loss OF several weeks
work. 1t is pleasant to use and not at
all expensive. as the inhaler will last
n lifetime. and further supplies of the
Oil or iyomei can he had at any drug
store for few cents.
Hundreds of people in this vicinity
used iiyomcl in this way during the
recent crisis and avoided danger. They
should not neglect it now. for the dan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
RELIEF BILL FAILS IN
HOUSE COMMITTEE
hut Admini.trntion Leaders VIII
Prcss S100,0OO.O0O Approximation
Requested by President.
TBy Associated Preset

Ash NOTION. January 9-By a
vote OF TO the House Rules Com
mittee to-day refused to repor, rule
giving privileged status to the bill
appropriating the s1O0.000.OO0 reGuest-
RELIEF work.
>, Although their efforts TO have the
House Rules Committee report rule
failed to-day. administration leaders
announced tonight that they had not
given up nope of early consideration
OF tho measure.
Another attempt 20 get the commit
zee 10 report out a rule will be made
soon. IL was said. and if this fails the
TO some other measure before the
rouse In the meantime, the famine
biil. passage of which has been re-
Huested ny president Wilson, remains
on !he House calendar and its oDpo-
nents said il would stay there until
the administration explained more de-
10 be used 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
Was Weak, Nervous Could
Seldom Rest Well Nights.
Often Had Bad Head
aches.
STOMACH EASILY UPSET

was in a rundown. weak and
nervous condition, and my stomach
was easily upset. frequently had
headaches. too, and rarely could sleep
Wen nights. and as a result would
wake up feeling terrible some morn
lngs. knew i needed good tonic,
for i was so weak sometimes i could
hardly drag around, and seeing Hypo-
Cod advertised bought bottle. 1t is
wonderful medicine. feel 1000 bet
ter. declared Mrs. j. L. Bowles, 2O24
Hanover Avenue. Richmond. Va.
All any ono has to do to rid their
system OF such troubles is to take
bottle or two OF Hypo- Cod. Con-
tinuing Mrs. Bowles statement, she
said: The first bottle Of Hypo- Cod
produced wonderful results In my case,
feel 1oo% better. and I know my
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
IN HANDS OF RECEIVER
Directors OF New Orleans Public Ser
vice corporation Give Up Fight
AEninst High Coats.
tBy Associated Prose

NEW ORLE AEs, January o.
Tho New Orleans Railway and Light
company was placed in voluntary
OF attorneys for the company, acting
on decision reached by tho directors
earlier in the day, Federal District
vice-pr ident OF local bank, as re-
ceiHer. with bond OF $4,000.
The directors gave as reasons for
their decision the abnormal high oper-
atins expenses and tho large salary
awards 70 their employees made by the
War Labor Board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10

At meeting of a number Of lead
ternoon in the parlor Of the Y. 81. &. A
the Mothers Club of the boys' divisio,
OF the association was organized and
me following officers elected: pres!-
dents. Mrs. Michael Rahsiy and Mrs.
3icxander Hamilton; treasurer. Mrs.
-; g. wright; secretary, Mrs. Robert
Mrs. George Cameron. Jr.. Mrs. r. r.
Mattcson Mrs. j. w. Terrell. Mrs. w.
= scott Ars. T.. EiEenbrun. Mrs. T. B.
Maclin. Mrs. Fred Cole and Mrs p H.
Drcwry. Thirty-four women becams
MEMBERS. end many more will Join
tne club. 1t Is hoped to get 200 mem
pers wiihin the next two weeks. The
ms Work among the bows of the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
Noten OF Interest.

An exploding oil stove in the home
Oh Mrs. Hitchcock. in West wa shin
ION street last evening caused an
a!arm which brought out the depart.
mn. me damage was small
i"o sixteen yeaT-old runaway hovs
rom New York, Augustus Bennett ana
.,,rthnr Brunct. are in the custody Of
me police here. They were arrested
on teiegraphic request The boys saw
'heE were on their way TO Florida.
Jesse l-ansston. negro. was arrested
!ast evening on the charge of stealin,
a S.3 diamond ring from store in
iia!l!aS street. He managed to ey-
chanEe a lo-cent ring for tho diamond
one. which was recovered
Morton 9. Goode. Commemorative
attorney OF Dinwiddie was yesterda V
elected chairman OF the county Coun
cil or Defense. The council was or.,
ganized Yesterday.
Following policy of education and
inspiration inaugurated by the Cen
Graz Assembly OF the Southern Pres.
Dyter!an Church. 4 "stewardshio COW
Terence" will be held Friday ~ the
second Presbyterian Church. Amonr
lhe speakers Will be Dr.. Henry Lewis
smith. president OF WASHINGTON ana
Lee; DR.. j. A. EGEleston president ~
me Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
The first OF the seasons dances NJ
the Wednesday Club was held iasr
night at the new Army Officers. Club
The annual meeting and BANQUET Of
the Chamber of Commerce will he hold
next Tuesday night In the Army ON
GERS Club. '"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
want DeeT WATERWAYS.

PITTSBURGH, January 9.-The two
day convention OF the Mississippi-to
Atlantic Waterways Association CLOSED
adopted requesting the Federal gov.
eminent to appropriate a sufficient sun
within the next five years to provide
for great system of inland water.
ways. which viii afford adequate trans.
portation relief to the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
MINOR Cyru. Gr,ndx D.,s

NORFOLK. VA, January 9.-Major
CYRUS Wiley Grandy. one Of Norfolk $
throughout Virginia and North Caro-
lima as banker and financier, and n
veteran of the War Between the States
died tonight in his eightieth vear
Major Grandy served with distinction
in the Confederate army with the
Eighth North Carolina Regiment. and
on the stan of General Robert e. Lee.
y. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
BR0DIE L. DUKE I'LL
Member of Celebrated Durham Family
Reported In Critical
Condition.

DURHAM. n. G.. January a.-Brodie
w. Duke e. Sons Tobacco Manufacture
ing Company, is critically III at his
terta ined for his recovery. MIR Duke
has been In declining health for the
past hve years. but his condition did
not become serious until few days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
II Remembrance of the Wounded.

inc women of the Petersburg Cath
Gle unit Of the Patriotic League Of
america. yesterday afternoon visited
ana presented two handsome gramo-
pnoheS 10 the convalescent ward at
Tor the entertainment or the wounded
soldiers coming from France. The
presentation address was made by
mlrst Lieutenant and Chaplain Father
IaimaSc, and the occasion was given
ADDED interest and enjoyment by sew
eral vocal selections by Professor KEEL
herman, of Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
Announce Juso-sinv DeIegation

by AsSocia ted PreSS,)
Paris. January 9-rhe Premier O,
Serbia S, has officially notified Foreign
Mlnlster Pichon that the Jugo-Slav rem
!esentnt!ves n; Versailles will be Nikn-
i1i p Pachitch, former Premier Of Ser.
PA, PA: Dr NJ r. Nesnitch. former Ser
bian Minister OF Finance and N. Trn,n
bitch. president OF the Dalmation Diet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10

FIre last night caused Several hun
",cd dollars damage at Bowman Bros
aDatto!r: in Pocahontas. mostly to the
TOOL The origin OF tho fire is not
caught from the smoke stack. No
meats were burned. An accidental fire
~ INC abatto!r some time ago did Sc
.,ous damage. Near the building are
me tanks OF the Standard Oil Com
"a ny. which were guarded against
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
OPERATIONS IN RUSSIA
WERE AIMED At GERMANY
Undertaken to Prevent Capture oi
Supplies by Forces Warning
on Allies.
FRIENDLY TO SLAVIC PEOPLE
American Arms Were Used ut Dircc-
ton of Supreme War Council
When War Was at It's Height and
Tor Necessary Military Purposes.
IBy Associated Press !

WASHINGTON, JANUARY e.-Ameri-
can ana allied operations in Russia
are friendly and not hostile to the Rus
sian people. although in opposition TO
German Bolshevik forces, Chairman
Hitchcock, OF the Senate Foreign Re-
iatlons Committee. said in an address
to-day, replying TO the recent demand
OF Senator Johnson, of California, for
an official statement Of the American
policy in Russia
Senator Hitchcock prepared his adj
dress. after consulting Acting Secrc-
tary POLK at the state Department.
AFTER pointing out that seizure of the
ports OF Nladivostok, Murmanslt and
Archangel was proposed by the su-
preme war council TO prevent Germany
from obtaining valuable stores he 81 :
In each case 1t was done as n meas
ure OF war against Germany. and not
against Russia. We and the allies
seized these highly important strategic
points with a handful of soldiers as an
important, Offset to German operations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
SCHOOLS OF PETERSBURG
WILL REOPEN MONDAY
improvement In Influenza situation
HenOpslble for Action by
Health Onlcer.

Especial to The Times
, fEIERSBCRG, VA. January 9.-Dr.
~ "a Martin. Health Officer. announced
ms morning that the quarantine on
D.. be removed merit Monday morning.
mere were sixty-four new cases of
the aisease reported on Wednesday
ana ntty-two cases to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
Aviation Secretary Rex,rn,

Dumesnil Under Secretary OF Avia-
ton: has resigned. 1t is announced here.
NJ. DumeSnil was the French repre-
sentative in the interallied munitions
council during the last days OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
Full Reports

Full Reports
OF Billy Sundays sermons and meet
ings in The Times Dispatch every
morning. Order direct or from your
newsdealer. Six weeks subscription,
S1.35.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10

iiax street. was painfully bErnnj an5
ma rroWiF escaped very serious injuries
~ hHr nome yesterday. In attempting
~ hlIh!c a fre in CRATE with oil the
oH bEaZcu UP and set fire TO her cloth
ing; her screams brough, neighbors
- her assistance. They found her w.
a III on me moor with her clothes
''laZc' ana the fire was cXt;npuished
ana her life saved. She will recover.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
GIVES DETAILS OF
AMERICAN OPERATION

:. Regarding the American operations.
Senator Hitchcock gave the following
details. In specific reply to Senator
ton:
We sent about, 10000 men to vladi-
Tostok and about 5000 TO Archangel
and Murmansk. Those landing at
.vladivostok are, for the most part still
there or in that neighborhood Those
landing at Archangel and Murmansk
nave penetrated "A short distance in
lana as a measure Of protection for
their bases.
In all cases the occupation of these
Russ!an ports was made as war meas
ure urged by the supreme war council
At it's height"
The American and allied operations
at NladiVostok saved stores worth mil
lions Of dollars from German capture
but were too late to save those at
tArchangel Senator Hitchcock told the
senate lie also said the Thurman coast
and harbor were seized when it was
learned the Germans had 10000 men
headed for that district, with plans
TO establish submarine base at Muir
nansk Archangel. too, was held. he
SAID, to prevent its becoming a Ger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
SENATOR SWANSON OUT
TO DEFEND WILSON PLAN

Senator Swanson. in defending the
administrations course, cited Presi-
dent Wilson'S statement in his four
teen peace principles and declarations
in the arinistice terms imposed on
iermany as assurances that America
Is friendly to the Russian people and
mat Russian Territorial and political
integrity and independence are assured.
me adinin!strat!on's policy was at
tackled by Senator France as "sus
p!ciously secrctivc." The Maryland
Senator also contended that Russia
was 2 neutral when her soil was lin
vad@-l" by the allied and American
troops and declared that the in
vaSion. like the German invasion OF
Beleium was most uneXplainablc and
New-York tribune., 1919-11-23
German Envoy Leaves Paris
To Consult With Government
On Armistice Clauses

PARIS, Nov. 22,--Herr von SiYnson,
head of the Berlin foreign Office and
plenipotentiary sent by the German
government to Paris in connection
with the protocol which the Allies have
demanded shall be executed, by, Ger
many to guarantee the carrying out
of the armistice terms, will leave here
tonight to consult the Berlin govern
ment and obtain the approval of the
National Assembly to the new pro-
visions in the protocol. -.
The points upon which authoriza-
tion is especially required are those
concerning the armstice clauses with
which the Germans have failed to
c,mply,