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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14

t;vos que hablen espanol para negccio facii
y lucrative. Ocurran a Room AL San An
tonic Loan and Trust Bldg, 2l5 W. Com
mercc St t4ol.
Sc NECESITA. para dos cahalleros, un pro-
fcsor de %espanol. Escriban, indicando pre-
clio a j. T. Lewis. General Delivery. San
Antonio Tcras (2D
Sc NECESITA una mujer para trabajo Ee-
neral de casa. Ocurran lSS Dwyer Avenue.
G6).
Sc NECESITA una p;lmama experimental
da sc prcferira q persona serla. lam
pien una lavandcrs. Ocurran So Carson
St.
Sc NECESITAN dos ~pintores de automovi-
les y cuatro ayudantes tambien dos ayu-
dantes para reparacion de toiooS- ocuriah
22l-223 So. Flores ST. Or. 1865. 90
Sc NECESlTA IN plnnchador de traJes II
nos para hombre. Ocurran log Camaron 81
Altos. '4o'
Sc NECESTTA un planchsdor. Buen suicide,
trabaio permanente. Ocurran a SOB Water
St, Telefono CT. 1884.
Sc NECESITA un houbre que sepa plan
I.5.d :, I5)
Sc NECESITA un hombre para trabajo
general de casa y QUO scPa nrar:tjar truck
Trabajo permanente. NO neceSstSncs q %
perezosos. Monterrey Iron & Metal Co., ll24
So. Medina. 'lA'
Sc NECESTTA un professor o profesora me-
xicana. para que de classes de ingles y es-
panol. Sc i- pagara buer sueldo. Diri1an-
So al comisionado r. G. S~eeliger, INLAND
Supply Co.. r. !. Kyle. Texas.
JovEN FILIPINO con bucnas referencias.
Que habla inGleS y espanol. desea coiocarSe
l. amos de practicu en- los te-rocaTrl!cS y
of,cInas de contabilidad. DiriJsiIse d r.
Acns,'. Hotel Monterrey. Cto. No. -. 'ie)
81 ZApATERo CARLOS SILVA y su
conapahero obcendran I'm trabaIo peTrnarcnte
y hen -emunerado. 81 Sc dirijcH por correo
o releSrafo 4 J. c. Groves, SIT indiana
Ave Wichita Fails. Texas. 90
Sc NECESITAN diez hombres para cortar
lena v dos para Iuemsr carbon. muy euen
campo abundante en- MADEIRA. NC eScrloan'
sino ocurran pe~rsonalmente para tTaoalaF
6esGe lucgo. I Magnolia, Texas. VA
Sc NE-ESTTAE seno-as para que atien-
dan p..;stos de loteria. Ocurran a las b
ton y Laredo.
TRARAJO PARA LOS MEAlCANoS.
Tenemos trabajo ~pernancnte para lorna
le-os sin familis. en- cl puente de Gaose-
way" Sc les pagan so Cts. por bora, sien-
do los pages scmauarios. ST desea trabaJar'
venSase a Vi-rinia Point ecEes de Calves
ton. Texas. Esta oferta Sc hacc amen
Dor 20 dias. Cue principle en- Mayo % NO
s. t-a.a dc en-anrhe. sino dc da- trabajo a
ouien 10 solicite. Sc COCHRAN $500 Semana-
rios por asis:encia. A. B. MARTINEZ. Gerentc'
" ITl.
cE NECESTTAN hoy nismo scnoritas mayo
res &c is amos. para cue tCabajen en- Inc
Zorro Tobacco Co, 4ol \. Pecos.
Sc NECESIThN senorltas para cue trsoa-
;.r On Ia fabrca de puros- Finek Cigar
Factory
STAR EMPLOYMENT CO.. COS West Houi-
ton St. puede proporeionar a ustec tFaoa1@'
dores y ~eupieo5. Telefono CT. o5fl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
VENTAS

EENDO los mejores pu-os mcxicanos LA
Libertad) hcchos a mano con tabaco de San
Andres. Rodolfo H. Luna. 4oS Monterrey ST.
Tclefono Travis 4605.-San Antonio, Texas,
CCANDO listed quiera comprar una peta-
ca o veliz para I'm solo viaje. no Sc moles-
te en- visita-nos. pero 81 listed qu!crc tener
petaca y vcliz para dieZ amos. procure YER
nos en- esta su casa. 6l3 Do!orosa St
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14

:MPRESORES:- 81 neresita esquelas De
defuaci6n, grandes. estilo mcxicano. escrlba
pi3iendo precios y muest-aS / lgnaeio 4
Lo1auc. lis n. Santa Poss Ave, San An
tcE!o. TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14

Ell DR.. A. RIOJAS ALVAREZ. osteopsta-
ha rcanudado su praetica Ell ei 2il Pruden.
tial Life Building.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
Fueron asaltados cuandc iban a dc
sierto de los Leones.

Varias familias que salieron de es-
ia capital a horde de poderosos au-
tomovilas. fueron victimas de IN a
salto zapatista. cuando solo lie fa!-
taban dos kilometres para llegar a!
hiStorico ~c0nvento.
Los zapatistas iban 1 las ordenes
de Valentin Reyes, respetaron a las
damas que iban entire los excursions
tas a quienes hicieron regresar a Me-
xico. Los caballeros fueron caatura-
dos V Sc exigi6 ccmo rescate la can
tidad de cuatrocientos pesos por cada
mo.
Satisfecha la cantidad que Reyes
exicia. los viaieros fueron dejados
en absolute libertad. llegando a esta
ciudad POGO dcspues de las cinco de
la tarde.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
SUB-AGENCIA

De las conocidas HAQUINAS PARA CO.
SER SINGER. Todos cstiloS. taller y zapa-
tcria. Contado y plazos. Recibensc en- cuen-
a nl&quinas usadaS Sc paga bUen precio.
Maouinas ruevas SINGER en- cambio de
caballos. mulas. bUGGies. Singer y otras
marcas de SeGunda nano como L.ucraS ::
rarantizadas. muy baralaS. vcnGan 4 vSTlas.
Alamo Sewing Machine Co.. 500 So. Alamo,
Telefono Travis 3lSe. (25)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
PRESTAMOS

PRESTAMOS dinero sobrc Bonos de ia Ii
ber;ad Al s FOR ceinto annual Tambien So
bre Estampillas de Ahorro de Guerra. Ocu-
ran oo7 State Bank Bldg. o Russell Bldg.
(2Sl
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Petroleo para los industriales.

La Direction de los Ferrocarriles
inforn.a que esta hacienda TODD 10
possible que los industriales no ca
rezcan de combustible, Y, para este
efecto. va ordeno la salida del puer-
to de Tampico de ciento seserta y
tres carros-tanques de p~etroleo, con-
signados en- su mayoria, a "a indus
rria de csta capital, que es "a que
mas Sc ha venido Qulejando del PEST
mo s~ervicio de los citados ferrocarri-
les.
Algunos otros tanques seran envla-
dos a Torreon, Aguascalientes, Mate
huala Y Puebla; donde tamhien esta
hacienda faita csc combustihle.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITAN inmediatamente asentes &C.
tivos que hablen espanol para Hegcc'o iacii
y lucrative. Ocurran a Room All San An
Loan and Trust Bldg, 2l5 W. Com
merce St tIol.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14

CON $500 Sc Sratifirara 4 la persona que
proporcione informes de mi hiio lgnecio
Fernandez. de Is amos de edac. detSado. y
trigueho con una ~cicatriz en- la frcnte. QUEEN.
procedeate de ia ciudad dc Mexico. Sc extra
VIC en- Mayo 10. Todo inforne sobre el
particular dirijase a Jose Fernandez. l.l5
So. 25th. St. Argentine Sta. Kansas City,
Kansas. '-'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14

DOY $500 DO orc de qualification a Ia perso-
ma que me intorme de mi padre Teodoro Ma
cias. originario dc Co-apo Distrito de Crus-
pan, Mich. saiio de Morclia Mich. Is de
30 amos de edad. baio de clcrpo y pcio y
ojos triGucnos. Sus uitnas ~loticias las re-
cibi de Denver. Colo. TODD informe soore
Ell particular dirijase 4 Simon Maeias. Co.
Michigan Sugar Company, Saginaw, Mich.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14

Sc NECESITA. para dos cabaneros, un pro-
fcsor de espanol. Escriban. indicando pre-
clio a J. T. Lewis. General Delivery. San
Antonio Texas. cd
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BOLANOS CACHO,

Abogado MeIicaIo. Consrita, y doc Imenta-
clones ~juri6icls con~ernientes 4 leyes y rego-
clos de Mexico. T03-7o4 Caplcs Bldg. FL Pa
10. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14

Sc NECESITA una mujer para trabaJo ge-
neral de casa. Ocurran lSS Dwyer Avenue.
G6l.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14

Sc NECESITA una p;lrama experimental
da; Sc prcferirs q persona seria. lam
bien una lavandcra. Ocurran So Carson
ST.
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Sc NECESITAN dos pintores de automovi-
les y cuatro ayudantes; tanbien dos ayu-
dantes para reparacion de toldoS. Ocurran
22i-223 So. Flores ST. Or. 1865. 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14

Sc NECESITA IN plnnchador de trales f.
nos para hombrc. Ocurran log Camaroh 81
Altos. 'A''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14

MILAGROS DE PLATA. s1.lo cada uno.
A. F. Gomez. SIT Durango St San Antonio
Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14

iGhNGA. Por tener que saiir del pals
vENDO automovil EMPIRE ! pasaieros. muy
buen estado. Elite Auto Sales Co., los Car
den Street. '-i'
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PESQUISAS

GRATIFICARE ampliamente n n persona
Que me proporcione informes de mis- padres
Juan Cerda y Luciano Gonzalez. oTiElnarIos
de San Luis Potosi. Mexico. de quienes re-
cibi sus Iltinas ~noticias de la plantation
de Walker, de Austin, Texas. Todo lnlorne
diriiase a Pillar Cerda. i0T Wilton St AUS
tin. Texas. 'io'
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Sc NECESITA un planchsdor. Buen sueido'
trabaio pernanente. Ocurran a ouS water
St. Telefono CT. 1884.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14

Sc NECESITA un hoEbre que Sepa plan
char sildas de sonora. Ocurran ll0l: So
ledad ST. 'io'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14

GRATIFICARE con $500 a Ia persona que
me informe del paradero de mis- hermanos
Jose y Juan Varela. que cuentan alrede-
dor de 80 amos de edad. y hace is Sc inter
naron en- este pals. Sus ultimas notieIas
Sc recibieron de Homesvile. TeSas.-Iodo
informc di-ijase a Praxeds Varela. Box 32l'
Celeste. Texas. tlD
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
yy II TON
BHgHs
CRAZE IN LONDON

me dancing craze hss struck Line
don and other British towns as 4 hiss
America. a disEaEeaa sagg
ha people of this countsy. whO
have cor four years bean either en-
gagsd on ssremous war work or WORK.
Ing about the cost of living and
whether their men folk would come
back Go the1n, have developed what
amounts to dancing craze
Almost everywhere II Is the same;
ID L.onon, Ii the northern towns the
midlands, iii the sontA and tho west,
dances have been arranged Tor the
.sboys who come home. for the eeie-
bEaiion BIZ peace for New Year and
ether excuses available
Most OF the large factories which
have held regular weekly dances are
now taking assembly halls Or other
public buildings. Teachers Of dancing
are inundated with applications for
instruction ID the latest dances from
America and eisewhere. and many Ol
the balls throughout the country are
engaged for weeks In advance. Iu
| London prerwar dances are apparent
ily banned ii favor Of the new Amer
lean and Canadian dances
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
Fas On
| AZ sson Cara Party

ara d. Brereton was hostess
yestersa sfisrnoon ut the first og twO
card pas3 es. the second 10 be given
tonight 90 hsr home on SOmthgae Ave
mus anEl EaaIs.
ThaEa gera eight tables and prszss
gaYez foFtho shrse highest scores BY
d singular eosncidence the Erst two
Drizes went ID the same table Mira.
Paul e. volnot.. wife 81 Prof. Voinot.
#Of the department Of modsgn lang
uzAgea ID the Naval Academy. won Agst
prize ard; Miss Eliza MagrudeY. at the
same table won second prize. the
bird prize went to Mrs. Nayett steele.
The prizes we're similar and wers
hard made lingerie cases, beautifully
designed md embroidered.
After the game refreshments were
served. Mrs. Allen Bowie Howard
poured TED and Mrs. Nevetk Steele
poured cofEse The afternoon was d
#delightfnlly nocLaI one, Mrs. BreretOn
proving herself to be the charming
hostess for which she has long since
won the reputation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
h ! sIInlleama
Il.s1 B MRs EAlAaA Z Rgs24r ssAesE

s8rtgr MP the Sub pesAiLa
,1g s round our path,
Is 81 wheat and goses,
Gel ,er me- thorne and chat.
~ ar ehicfest pleasure
~ unsles Of today
IA. 4ar may have scaIlt meas.
IA $ Prices have 70 pay.
III u en the wind god
,ge B i.4a nm IN 9 cage.
49, IS ~ patent process
HI 4ss aosphere will saves
s9aeeze our little brother
a.baa 81 ffes his lungs 70 Ill,
,,,.. tasist ia his wind pipe
I'M our little bill.
Is { Il syndicate the starlight
Nj a.ea opolze the moon,
IS, eap, ight on rest days,
pf4pFse ary noon.
rar rigl. 1T MY through ocean spray
Wen ge just what its worth
81, II set cur stakes around the Iakeas
81 galf own the earth.
IS. IS. w. HAMMER.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
Fritx . W 81 " ding
AZ Eastpg

4 simple wedding ceremony was
soIemnised yesterday afternoon ut
o'clock III the Eastport Methodist
Episcopal church, the pastor, Rev
John Il Walsh uniting III marriage
William r. Wood. 81 Dayidsonville. and
HRS Annie Frits. widow of Annapolis
The ceremony was Witnessed by
friends from Annapolis, Davidsonyille.
Calvert county and Baltimore Mr..
and Mrs. Wood left later Id the after
noon for short wedding trip and upon
their return Will take up their resi-.
Gence Ut DayidsonyiIle.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23

For 500 hears GOLD MEDAL HaarleSu
on haA enabled suffering humanity to
vifhaFaAd attacks az kidney. liver DlAttfeE
and nfnhsach troubles and af 6ieeasa ron
npcted 3MatM the nEanary cr&ann, and 20
build lib and restore 70 h&alth organs
weakened 6y disease. TfeGe most Inn y0r-
fnna oEEAdE munt be watebeds because
they 90 ssssar work yoa ago aapmed
weArfasra eiaapleanness nervousness,
SieSpondeS All backache. stomach trouble.
mains fn9ISAe loinh and lower abtiOnseD,
grayes. sgSulty when aFAnattng. rheuanh-
sisn. 81 &Sa and lunabaR0 all warn you
of tr0n& s with your kidneys. GOLD
MEDAL aariem OH Capsnaea are the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
SAFE. GENTLE REMEDY
BRINGS SURE RELIEF

remedy ven warat Take three pg SpN2'
every DIV. THE nealfng 0lI eva&w ink1 CIV
cells and linfng of the Kidneys an1 ASkv
ont the polaonS New life and health Val
has been restored continue txeaknaaNf ke
4 while Ia keep yourself In cOndatson AgM
prevent return qe the dteeahe.
Don't walt until you ere sncenahge
Gxhtlng Start taking GOLD MEDAL
HaaglemA Gil capsnles today. XosK uFMa@
wiss will cheerfnily refund your money ~
you are not satisfied with results b. q Il
SIRE 20 set The original imported NQassy
MEDAL and AccepS no subetAtuseas 1M
three sIxea Sealed packages. Az Ell dgMgA
stores
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
Give ApUles Piayor

Apples kept through the winter lose
iayor. 10 those you cook. add the
syrup left from canned frnit Of almost
any kind. but especially from ounces.
peaches or cherries. This Will also
partly sweeten them 30 that less sugar
viii be needed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23

Colds Cause headaches md Pains
Foverish Headaches and Body Pains
caused from cold are soon relieved
BIZ taking LAXATIVE BROMo QUIN-.
Inc Tablets There's only one HBromo
Quinine r. w GROVES signature
On the box. zoe
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
III Nfd
AataI nflIeer

Naval Ufileef
announcement has been made Of the
engagement Of Miss Miriam Ellis ~
Lieutenant linton Elgin Brair1e. Jr.,
The wedding Is to be II Feb
ruary
Miss Ellis IL the daughter of the
Rev and Mrs Paul Ellis, Of Ledbury,
Herefofdshife. England Lieutenant
Bralue IL member Of the class III
1915 III the United States Naval Acad-
envy and has Just returned from the
North Sea. where he saw seryice with
the British grand feet On board the
S. i Wyoming He Is tils son Of
Mr and Mrs. Clinton 2. Bfaine. Of No
ii west Fort fourth street. and d
member of the st Nicholas club, Of
New York. and Army and Navy club,
Washington
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
81 II. II. ri Hs
eAl Hour

The Baptist Young Peoples union
og College Avenue Baptist church held
their business meeting ct the home Of
the Misses Boone, Dean street, last
evening After the transaction Of the
usual monthly business very enjoy
able social hour was spent, the host.
esses serying hot chocolate and cake.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
CUT YOUR SHOE BILLS
WITH NEOLN Sol

a'.sr sBer to the problem of sS1Da
ssaF he use of ke6lin Soaes --
s Evans Of Steubenvsile.
lontfs SAYS Mi. Evans. u
IS Wearing the same pair ol
i shoes az my work at the
n s5s rla Works and they aFe
y months more weSr. ~
ases ne TO all parts Of the
49, aere have TO walk OYER
etc I'D is simply cut OA
70 buy anything else %
80 saS aaee 81 Ne6lia Solea.
3' s. and yt1sir wsaole tamil
saled shoes wear long and
You can get them IN The
ise q almost any coed sll1e
~ M a;ly repairulan wild be
shoes with Ne0lin Soles
~. .lsis9.sg made to be Curakle COM
81 s So and waterproof. They are
be Goodyear Tire ii Rsbg
a. Akron. Ohio, who also make
49, Heels guaranteed 10 out
~ any other heels.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
| A Coming
! Naval eaa

Announcement has been made By
Mr. John Mccormack. of No las East
l21st street, New York, III the engage
ment Of bis daughter, Miss Josephine
q. Mccormack, to Lieutenant William
John strachass y. 81 M. son os Agr. and
Mrs. Robert WAlace strachan, Of No.
81 Clinton lilace, New York city. Lseu-
tenant strashan waa member og the
1918 graduating class IL the United
States Naval Academy and has just re-
turned from UweFaeas duty with the
srican destroyer feet that was
based at Queenstown He IL twin
brother oE Lieutenant Robert VIZ.
Strachan, Jr.s u. s. Nj, who vas his
claasmate at ire Naval Academy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
10 Form
nralnatl Il Tub

So successful has been the venture
oi Darktown Minstrel company, that
they are about TO effect an organiza~
lion ID be known as the Dramatic
Comedy Club Of Annapolis
On Tuesday night the DarktoW d
Ainstfela repeated the show given 1
fortnight ago ii the Colonial theatre.
this time In the gymnasium at st.
Johns college A large audience was
ypsent. and the performance was Ii
Success They have hesn asked to
rlye the show for the Benefit on ST.
nsry's in ST. Maryss Hail al all carly
date, al which time there VIII prob
ably be b new cast.
The company sustained considerable
loss By the Colonial thsatre iire. their
chair covers which had been hired and
some of their costumes and other para
phern ALA being burned mp
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
Ocer Detached
llraered 10 Sen

Lieut. -Comdr Lawrence r. Bischoff,
u s N who has been attached ID
duty In the department ot ordnance
and gunnery st he Naval acadnley has
been detached and ordersd 10 aea duty.
His family VIII leave here the last
Of the week to make their home III
Wisconsin while Lieut.. Comar Bis
ehon Is 81 sea. The residence which
they have been occupying ait % Col-
iege avenue has been taken BY the
family of Lieut. Comdr. Johnson, re-
Gently ordered here.
Many changes are taking place
among the officers at the Naval acRd-
envy those who have been on sea duty
being ordered here to replace those
detached and ordered to sea.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23


3 M
Der ShaEss so6 q der.
q. Il. me, 0f tie exscafige dep
agavni acadeEay. ana Mrs. Tsfiinaler VIII
s5vs dinner party Friday night af
their residence. Houae 3, The Ear
racHa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
49, q m1mnTor

NAlE13
TOO aAN 900 eos 1NOc, ia06, Al. M, 400.
l.g56 900 R.Q& $50, @A0S 4.S8, Ga6.
0.0G. f.06. eOc. lies. p. ~; 12.05 .. n
xDaily except Eunday.
Conn@cean@ aG Dden9cn With r. R "a.
vsfs0cAl AKmApDats t0 Baltim0se.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23

Mr. Vinton Phillips, u. y. Navy, who
q stationed st New London, conn J.
On Submarine chaser, h home en- q
fnrloUgh, which he II spending with
bis parents, Nj and Mrs. Alfred phil
lips, Market street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
Dinners In Honor
OF The E,herles

Commander Paul b. Blackburn, u.
8 n and Mrs Blackburn entertained
g dinner party last evening ae their
residence. Porter Row. Navai acad-
snly iti honor Of Admiral and Mrs.
kperie Covers we're laid for ten.
n next Tuesday night Capt and
Ars stanley will give . dinner party
= i.ie oalnandant's residence at
ahleh tlls guests Of honor viii be ADJ
lllral and Mrs EberIe
ATS sfeenslade has sent cards for
eard parts next Wednesday after
aeeR z henar Of Mrs. EberIe, wife Of
saallfat Fherle, superintendent Of the
Saast academy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
X af C. Hare
TbsX

knights Of CoIumhns are being
congratulated today ou the success Of
their dance given last night II the.
City Assembly rooms 4 large crowd
was ii attendance The muaic was =
special feature and of she Jass variety.
Everybody had good time
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
EEAVE nrAPOx.Ea
west etgesa saAsaen
LIZA w nAz.TIMoR

s0 xzHH. a.aK 0.sS. 10.Ss. 11.3a a. ~.
f2sS 1SN z.S6, SaE xA.06 ~ xMG6.
G.sS as. 7.S8, 0.SA 11.36, r. H.. 12SE
A. u.
~ rrasns receive or discharge pasesengers
e. local points between Annapolis and
Naval Academy IuMettOn and at Lanth-
icuNa on aiznaH
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23

Corp George &. Carlson, Of Fort
AcHenry, hi returned to the tort
from i yisit with his mother. Mrs.
Anna Dora Carlson, at her estate,
Rundquist villa, severn River. near
Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23

Miss Carolyn Steele is spending
some time with her sister Mrs 4. M.
Atkins. wife or Naval Contaructor At
kins. or washington. Ut their home on
Lanier Place.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23

Maurice S White, wife OF The
aastoy il the First Presbyterian
eaare pent yesterday Ia baltimore
=sasiI sas With friends.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23

Lieutenant {. r. Downey, u. s. II,
who has bees attached to the depart
ment oS elect teal engineering 81 the
Naval acadeny. has been detached,
and Ii on watt g orders.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
w. b. & a. Electric
Railroad.
MD CITY TERMINALS

Galf- Hourly Service Morning and evening
Retwaen Annapolis Baltimore ard
Waahingt0n and Camp Meade
Washington and Camp Meade
passengers change at Naval
AcadsEny Juncklonsl
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
West street. saataen
L i'd ri A. 40. $50, TO. x7.GO $40, 40.
1921 lid, 4. ~, 12.20, I.z0,, 9 z0. 49,,
lilo a. Il.
@avs Naval Ac&d@Eny Gate 10 minutes
earlier; State House Station, Bla@sn
Sc and College Ave-. seven t1l msnufeF
earlier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23

Naval acadang, has been detached,
and Ii on waitsng orders
Miss Anna irice Hidout. this ssa-
sons dsbutants, VINO was guest at
the dance givtn In Baltimore by the
Daughters Be s12, hes returned horne.
Mra Snyder, who has been spending
the past ten 0Isa Rt Ola Point Com
fort With heF knsband. Chief Pharsaa-
cista's Mate O 4. Snyder. u. ii N. haa
returned to Der homo on jefferson
street
Ar. Wiis0n Og Baltimore, represent
ing the Queen city Ink Co, was Id
town today On business, probably his
last trip IA thia capacity for the arm.
as he ia 10 retire from business and
with his fanilS, viii return to their
Did home Iii Ni9w Esagland MR.. WIZ
son II ven snIi favorahIy known IA
Annapolis where he has heen making
business trips Ecr the last twenty
years. or more.