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The Washington herald., 1919-08-14
N. J. Sufragists Hear
Candidates Positions

Asbury Park, N. J., Aug. 13.-Tha
convention of the New Jersey suf-
fragists opened today with a closed
meeting, presided over by Mrs. Lii
liam F. Feichert, Plainfield. chair
man of the New Jersey National
Suffrage Association.
At the open meeting of the rati-
fication committee this afternoon re-
plies of national candidates giving
their positions on the suffrage Ques-
discussion.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14
EDWIN r. SWEET
WILL GO WEST.

Edwin F. Sweet, Assistant Secre-
tary Of Commerce. will take his va
cation in October when he will go
10 North Dakota. His daughter, Miss
sophie Sweet, will accompany him.
Miss Sweet left Washington last Sun
day to join her mother at Wallow
Lake. Mich. where she preceded her
by about fortnight They will re-
turn to Washington about the mid
die Of September.
Robert Doremus, son Of Represen-
tatlVe and Mrs Frank +. DOremus.
mas gone to Michigan to make an
extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Clarke. of
the Parkwood. S3O0 Sixteenth street.
announces the marriage Of their
daughter. Miriam Fisher Clarke. to
the Rev. Edward G. WahI on Monday.
August II. at New York. Mr. WahI
and his bride were fellow students at
syracuse University. where they both
graduated in June. 1915. Their en-
eagement was announced recently.
and they had planned a September
wedding. but Mr.. WahI has been ap-
pointed pastor OF the First Methodist
Church at PleasantviIIe. y. Y. and
wanted 10 take his bride with him.
so Miss Fisher slipped up to New York
and had quiet little wedding there
Monday afternoon. starting at once
for Norfolk and Old Point Comfort
on short honeymoon trip
\ marriage Of very great Washing
ton interest will he celebrated next
saturday at Conway. y. H.. when
Aitss Gertrude Greely. youngest
daughter OF Gen. AdoIphus ". GreeIy.
4. s A, retired. the noted Arctic ex-
piOrer of this city. becomes the wife
NJ Lieut. Comdr. James G. Kress. I.
:. y. The engagement was announced
last May. coupled with a ststement
that the wedding would probably take
place in August at Hidden House. the
GreeIy summer home at Conway.
II is to be an afternoon wedding.
tine ceremony being performed at ;
o'clock in the presence Of members
Of the family. relatives and a very
few intimate friends nv the brides
hrother-in-Iaw. the Rev. Charles
Adams
Lieut. COmdr- kres~, whose home Is
at LOCkhsven. Pa. has been on duty
at the naval training station at New
port. Miss Greedy made her debut
several years ago. and has always
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14

AANNho oilANS vi ldlllOuS GlSOldS Z
Troop Arrivals.
have received inquiries concern
ing the following troop arrivals and
the War Department informed me
August 13 that:
Motor Transport Company 44s is
scheduled to arrive at New York
August 16.
The 135th Company. Transports
tion Corps, demobilized at Camp
Dix July 21.
The Headquarters and greater
part of the Fourth Division is at
Camp Dodge.
The 305th Machine Gun Battalion
demobilized at Camp Upton May 8.
The 243rd Military Police are not
assigned.
Q. s. Ships.
The Navy Department informs me
that the U. S. S. Yamacraw is at
present at Charlestown, S. C.
The u. s. S. Tonaph is at the Phil
adelphia Navy Yard. out of COM
mission.
Gingcradc Recipe
An inquiry has been received con-
cerning a gingersde recipe. The
following recipe is similar to the
one referred to: Dissolve pounds
granulated sugar in . gallons of
water. Then add the well beaten
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14

And where did he kiss you. my
dear2"
"On park bench
Now. as you may know. the author
tiles allege that a park bench is no
place at all for that sort OF thing, and
couples found indulGing in that variety
OF osculatiOn. with one eye cooked for
the Washington park cop and with
one hand fiattening mosquitoes on
their exposed ankles. are charged with
'disorderly conduct"
In Rachel Crothers' play. 80 East"
the most attractive scene is that in
which the hero kisses the heroine in
Central Park. where the heroine
jumps from the summer house seat.
hurdles several fences. and then hys-
terically eXCIaims: And trusted
you. Napoleon Gibbs-I trusted you"
Constance Binney. who played the
part OF Penelope Penn. made the fol-
lowing statement when asked If she
thought kissing in the park as ter
rible as Penelope Penn did:
We'll that depends upon who does
the kissing.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT

ne President and Mrs. Wilson took
an automobile ride together yesterday
afternoon.
The President received a call at the
White House early yesterday aft
ernoon from the Ambassador of Italy,
Count Macchi dl Cellere.
Alberto de Ipanema Moreira. coun-
selor and charge d'affaires of the
Brazilian Embassy. who moved the
embassy staff to Southampton for the
summer. is spending several days in
New York
DR.. Carlos Manuel de Cespedes.
Cuban Minister to this country, and
Nine. de Cespedes whr lied from
New York recently to nldhc d tour or
Europe. have arrived in Paris. where
they will remain several days before
going to Italy.
DR.. Luis Baltecos. Cuban minister
to Peru. who is on his way to his
post at Lima. is now in New York.
and will come to Washington shortly.
Senator Truman H Newberry will
leave Washington today to join Mrs.
Newberry at their summer home at
Watch Hill. r. l. He will return
here Sunday night
Mai. James Couzens. Of Detroit. is
passing several days in Washington.
Avery Coonley has gone to join
Mrs Coonley at their summer home
IN the Catskills in New York State.
He will return here the end of the
month.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14

the Conduit road. near the Anglers
Clubhouse. Though the weather was
somewhat disagreeable. il did not
spoil the appetite OF the boys
Miss Fannie Simons, OF section s.
is off for two weeks. and will spend
part OF the time with her sister IN
Norfolk. Va.
Harold YauchIer, OF section G. is alb
sent, due TO illness
Robert Schofield. Of section 5. is
back at work after being on the sick
( list for two weeks
Miss Lillian Goldsmith has returned
to work in section after vacation
OF TWO weeks
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14

dence at Bar Harbor. Me-. yester-
day.
Col. Robert G. Paxton has gone to
White Sulphur Springs, making the
trip by motor
Capt J. L. Ford IS passing several
days In New York. ''
COL. NJ. NJ. PATRICK
ORDERED TO SOUTH.
Judge Marschner and Judge Theo-
dore Richter. who were visiting In
Washington. have returned to their
home in Detroit.
Capt. Luke McNamee has been de-
tached from duty in the Bureau of
Naval Operations and ordered to
Newport Tor duty at the Naval War
College. which means that Mrs. Nc
Namee's delightful studio parties in
their apartment at 1903 NJ street will
be sadly missed during the coming
season.
Col Mason NJ. Patrick. U. S. A.,
has been relieved from duty in the
office OF the chief of engineers in
this city and ordered to New Orleans
for duty. As Col. and Mrs. Patrick
have lived in Washington for a num-
her Of years they will be greatly
missed Col Patrick was comman-
dant of the Washington Barracks
before he went to France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Lacey. of
Detroit, are visiting in Washington.
Lieut.. Harry Biehm. who has just
returned from France and was a
guest here OF Miss Ida Mead. has
returned to his homo in Chicago.
He will come hack to Washington
shortly to reside here permanently.
Washington arrivals at the Hotel
Chatham, New York. are: Lient.
Gen. and Mrs. r. l. BulIard. Lieut.
Col. and Mrs. Wesson Seyburn. MIR.
and Mrs. Fred Mckee and THEW
children. George NJ. ,Eckles. John w.
Clifton. Mrs. G. A. Tomlinson. Mr.
and Mrs. John Carleton. Miss Portla
NJ OberIy and Miss Margaret c.
Nailor.
william G. McAdoo. who was for
time the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond T. Baker at Holmwood. in
the Berkshires. has returned to New
York.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14

But. seriously speaking. IL is no
more immoral TO kiss on park bench
than il is to kiss on a parlor sofa. It's
largely a question OF manners. it
seems to me. kissing should be an
intimate and sacred rite never per-
formed before third parties. kissing
in public profanes kissing.
of course, l know that many young
couples go to the public parks to pug
sue their Iove-making chiefly because
there is even less privacy on the fam
lily porch than in the parks
'As long as there are young people
there will he kissing. kissing cannot
be exterminated by Federal amend
ments. court rulings or park ordl-
nances.
"Of course. no scIf-respecting girl
would permit her beau 10 kiss her in
a public place, and ! should advise
all girls to follow Penelope's Central
Park tactics and treat fresh young
men just as she does in the second
act"
What do YOU think? The best letter
received will be printed on this page.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14

granted to railroad companies
through Indian reservations, lands
and allotments in all cases where
the grantees have failed to con-
struct the road or utilize land
granted for station grounds for a
period of Ave years.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14
CAPT. CASTILLO
RETURNS HERE.

Capt. Demetrio Castillo, jr., Of
the Cuban army, has come to Wash
inEtOn with Maj. Gen. Enoch H.
CTOwder. Judge Advocate General
of the United States army, who has
just returned from Cuba, where he
went last March at the request of
President Menocal to aid in the
revision of Cuban laws. For his
labOrs in the interest of the Cuban
people the Cuban congress gave a
vote of thanks to him and passed
a special act authorizing the Uni
versity of Havana to confer the
degree of doctor of laws on him.
Capt. Castillo is a graduate of
West Point and lived in Washing
ton a number of years He was
aide to Gen. Crowder during his
stay in Havana.
Mrs. Edward 4. Archibald has
gone to New York and is at the
Plaza Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Mckee
and children and Mr. George NJ.
Eckles, of Washington, are stop
ping at the Hotel Chatham. in New
York.
Miss Peggy Martin, daughter OF
Judge and Mrs. George Z. Martin. is
the guest of Miss Florence Kane,
daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Henry
BrevoOrt Kane. at their summer
home al NaTraEansett Pier.
Capt. c. J. Johns one, I. S. A, has
gone to New York
Mrs. Z. II. G. Slater entertained
at a luncheon at her summer resi-
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14

been prominent in the more serious
activities OF the younger set here. the
Junior League, the Service School,
etc. At the time the United States
entered the war she was in New York
taking a course in the Montessori
methods at the Normal College there
and attending lectures at Columbia
University. Later she and her sisters
were active in war work here.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14
Lane Acts to Protect Indians.

Secretary Lane yesterday submit
ted report to Congress recon-
mending enactment of bill to
forfeit right-of-way heretofore
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14
New Tire Pump Evolved.

A new tire pump to be fitted to
automobiles has but three moving
parts. valves and springs being
omitted.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14


Queen Anne Another nickname for Brandy Nose"
Oliver Cromwell called both "The Protector" and "Old
NoL" Charles OF England called "The Blood"
by his enemies His devoted followers Cavaliers called him
The Martyr King Charles II Of England called "Old
Rowey OF ancied resemblance hunt
horses that Another nickname "he Merry
Monarch" calls for explanation.
Charles of France nicknamed The Bald" and Charles
II of France "The Fat"
Upon will be glad furnish my with other
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14
Virginia Lees Personal Answers
To Herald Readers Questions

have received letter asking for the nick
names of number of famous personagcs, and
as l am sure many of my readers will be inter
csted in the answer I am going to print it here.
Dear Miss Lee: If it is possible to
answer such question, kindly tell me if
Anne | of England had any other nick
name than Good Queen Anne" and if
Oliver Cromwell was known as PRO
tector:" | would also like to find out the
ncknames of Charles l and Charles II, if
possible. D. NJ. S.
Anne | of Eneland WAS known as mCood
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14

correctly balanced include food from each
in
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14

ne President and Mrs. Wilson took
an automobile ride together yesterday
afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14

Mrs. Edward 4. Archibald has
gone to New York and is at the
Plaza Hotel.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14

Mark Shepherd. of the gun shop
is enjoying four days leave.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
RIDOUT DEAD.
Member Of Colonial Family
Passes Away AT Peekskill, N y.
BORN AT RIDoUT HOUSE

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
FOOD INQUIRY NOW
TURNING TO COUNT les

lie Cisis.crI iltyesti igatlng eil1tl4
nittee hits turned its attention s. tl,a
eolalties, where asigoretis casafa iell
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cost 81 Ming oa re same plan Whissfi
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
MIDDIES' FOOTBALL
AND ROWING TUTORS
ARE ON JOB TODAY
Gil Dobie And Dick Clendon
Pull Into Form Ready For
Summer Work
''pLEBEs WILL BE ACTIVE

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
AL EeA ~ csE vi 1. NJ S. MADE
FOR I'LL RECORDING

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far reearaIas III War
at lllers oi
hlgus eoflasy a}t There II
itJ place hi tlle county
i,4hs and oili1r materials
anierfaw Tney Save
leea cent ~ soflte person prOlniileIlt
! IN tie community work iil various
I..tEts aI eauilty and these per:
sos htge made falI preparation foT
IN ae personal NAT records oi
st Anae Arnndels war heroes.
litfks et't sf'sst ~ tlle office 0f the
I,. rief Draf i,aard today for the
re rsf it ot tbe White soldiers, and
d Die rooms on Calvert
3f ili8 gisttlNda ion of tlle
re @ Milo Rl I'll ord their
lIe reeerfss are t9 be preserved by
ib afaryiand distorted Society as Il
etfal record ti5e service 81
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and NJ ttIfsier sAollld faA to fjll
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ealfnled by Gov Eaor Harrington as
Recording Das
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
III l,he Nosnltal

i .iae 10y made his bow e tbs
world las night Al tle Emergency
Hospital whore son Was oorn fo Nr.
and AIRS Michael Sacks Nasher and
son are reported / d be doillg nicely
Mrs. Nlnterson. wife of G. Rtclley
Ainetersan. Who has been desp peratels
ill tte Hos pftal follow gfla Am opera
tlon for appendi Il reported &, ee
.aoiNg nicely.
Clayland smifh 81 Galesyiile, 4 lad
aI ten years. is pat tent an the lIOspi-
taI suffering from 4 broken leg The
10y While riding en- wagon en- Tie
faria. fell of and sustained . fracture
III the right leg Tho fracture Was
reduced by DIR parYis, chsef Of Staf
tlf The Emerg eieg Hospital.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
MAKING
EVERY EFFORT FOR
BRINGING HARMONY
But Meeting AT Court House To-
day Mas Marked BY Con-
siderable Wran. ling
S FL 4 MORE CANDIDATES

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
FORMER COUNTIAN DEAD
AT OAKLAND, CAL. HOME

~ telegram received here by his ne-
phew 1r Kent Green, conveyed
.the news of the death 81 i1anieI III
Kent 70 years old, brother of Mrs.
kleilard II Green oY Charles street,
and The late MAYOR Green Of Anaaro-
Is, which occurred at his residence
ii Orkland. Cal, yesterday morning,
Details % the death are not known
Air. Keut was native of Anne
Aranacl county He was son u tlte
late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Il. Kent. or
Dayias0npille, and was q veteran uf
Tho Civil Wan soon uftcr t1at ieois-
illei he left here ana finally settled
Ill California Suryivtng him are four
daughters, two of whom married Off
GERS III the United States Army, and
the other Two live IN California
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
| PRESIDENT VET0ES
Bill REPEATING
DAYLIGHT SAVING
fy Tae 1teI Press

Washington. sngust II. President
Wilson today yetoed the bill repeal
ing he dayligh saving law
The President said he returned the
bill wIfhont his approval with the ut
most reluctance. because he realized
..tne yery considerable, and in some
resHects very serious Inconvenience 10
which the daylight saving law subjects
The farmers Of the country
Declaring The pressing need Of the
country VAS for production by indus
try. The President said he had been
Obliged to balance one set to dis
advantage against another, and de-
eide which was the more serious for
the country.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
IN NEW DRESS
Big Task Painting Huge Towers
Here Completed
DONE AT COST or sll 900

Iiie big task 81 paintIng ihe four
Gt9 -fo0t Tow ers of tlqe Fta val ltigsii roas
re raaie station Oh lie grounds 81 eid
For Madison oppositr tlie Nayal II cad
Ee1iy. largosl 81 their kind On llls side
lof the Atlantic viii he completed ta-
tlag ~ painters Under te employ of
3iite firm of koatz and Banks. of Ports-
mouth Va
D0ne under contract cost os ap-
#praxilnately slIo0a the job vas 10
easy one. and Ii was no without its
backs to the contractors, largely
3becatise at tiines. 4 number III the
painters declined 70 work
al tie dizzy heights The contract tors
managed e keep force ranging be-
tween "a and 30 men regularly c'n-
ptoyed hlit he average PER dag has
been about AZ. Iii the more than fo4r
week. tiiat tile work has been HI proc
ress III Banks one af tho members
of ille contracting nrtn. aperinteH-
giended the lob There Was not sil1-
sle acctieRt il course of he work
From here soate III tie ptlntera
viii De sent to Washington cor like
work otl tile ess tati0n iii AT
linsten and athers viii go 70 fhe
Nttyy Yard Charleston, 81 tn n,lt
81 new dress on tIte wireless towers
there Tie Ki1otz and tank firm llaxe
government contracts Of like nature
Eat other nissai stations to he ander
taken later On
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
NEW FOUNTAIN FOR
MARKET SPACE

Il fountain similar te the one On tlIe
corner 81 Main aud conduit streets has
been placed il the Market Spaee,
Where Ii has heen needed iro . long
time. The fountain IS lifted Nth an
ice box for cooling The water and
Thirsty n1arketers viii End i sreat flea 4
at refresagaeat iii the cool saIer that
has been Placed ii So handy I'ositien
for them.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
IuHNlR HON MAKERS
HAVE CANNING EXHIBIT
ssgork 0f Girls Clubs Of Anne
Arundel Shown All Childs
Store, ConduN ST.
INSPIRATION 10 YOUNG

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
Mnrn Tutars For MIddies

Two more naya officers recently de-
taciaetf from duty at sea te become IN
structors of The nidshipn1en during
.fAe coming academic term at the Nav
81 Academy reported for dntg this
morning They are Comma Ter r. M
Tod and Lieut. Com Eddie Estess.
They viii be assigned 70 the depart
ment of navigation
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
e. o. Fl MEETING
HELD THIS AFTERNOON

t3Kipg ID sanie alisunderst standing The.
meeting Ell lle Republicans that Was
to haze been held at noon today ii The
siligiss Of Pythlas Building. School
reet. was nos held 4 tlIat hour biit
sa deferred unit s O'Clock this after
noon
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
NOTICE

we ARE alverIising to let the puhffe
know That No are bugiac nla fit1fhins.
sui.l AZ Ladies' nFtl tiepts. ii}se llitlteii.s
el0thes aitfl sIiaes Nj, Miff HsteHi fa all
Msgs III ilonseltnta fnlalifiFe. aaftiAgss
.rna u ilislles Sc Nill attsia tN ail eatls
.tsersalaity Eali af tifan pastai card.
PAI# t4I ME- BlsDtlaI.
Tptpphans NtI i No. IN Msiin ST.
is ~, -. - - - fsl, sitii t.f.S.I 4 1a, 10
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
II.I HOVE Held
N Iq8LJyS CHARGE
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
j S F0ODSTUFS AT R D.
Orders For Articles Will BE
Taken BE Rnillg Monday
PARCEL POST DELIVERY


par il.s having kork
es oilt ll.tn N.lssh egrs4la
slif a5 & 1lil ISL faOd
stutfs 81 tlte arsiss, NIL he allotted the
visions tltraiigiIollt the
country arlfi ie III tlie stinapolis
5Iltastoftiee issued tats;lx l3ssf of such
artieles is ma he procured here to-
getaer sisil ttfe rieeS quoted there-
l,il THIS It'll Is mi lislea 81 tabular
form the columns VI Tic e'slpitai
ta 81 Robinson aiie Pos mas
ID gses.6s Ds lalsE master
I9lna Lil.thiennl. announced this
a0rning the Tsas ions governing ne
orders f9r purchase of sIelt supplies
through ilse loeal nastoflice. and tiiat
tIfe 0fiiec sSin Ae reaay q take sgleh
ga Aialslas nex il speeifi.
siai ied t9 none of tie goods
MI i,e sold il case lots, BIT il in-
4tiess WAere lsere are staaller or
tiars sil he combined to nsllse.