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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-07

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,ard larts 81
,fe.eitaI
ho'P sury " he fund
Il ara of the Enler
good sum of be-
geF he card club, or
ae ago Tor this pur-
It's most successful
afternoon AT the
ST Mrs William b.
Il avenue and Mrs
.s opposite The game
home II Mrs Barton.
s's II wed at the home of
HartY Was under he di-
gement OF Mrs. Gar
81 astie worker for the
~ the hospital, ener-
81 fIr aud an interchangeable
hing she undertakes,
ao' 3s;+ With i capital s and
i,,e M, lch word as failure In
ME- W Mrs Gardiner vas
yesterday afternoon by
IS. effiiIer Mrs Seahald and
.,sr,h "a 9y Miss Maggie Iscman
l6ated ilfee and Mrs WinsOn
;ott and Arthur Jones who
,ssistel ID serving
rils Gtit.t tas played at The beau
,5tal tIs,lsse Oh Mrs Barton and Mrs.
erief n fere we're eight tables
rao prtzes Nere offered and conso-
ANN prize
Tke arst prize for the highest score
a. Won ii Mrs. Iinthicum, and WAS
bretfy cream and sugar SET. The
.erond tiri5s for next highest score
IS. { hans some hon bon dish and was
Mn by Mrs John II Taylor. The con-
.oia,ion prize, fancy apron went to
W. ii ii White The game lasted
rom three ta SIX, after which the
AIDES repaired 10 the home OF Mrs.
Gardiner where delicious supper
a. served amid attractive Surround
fngs III me breakfast room and dining
y8oir There were forty five at table,
s4ssfai friends having been invited In
afsar the game fer supper. Beautiful
palms and groWing plants decorated
he room indicative OF the purpose for
shich The enrd party had been given.
beautiful dolls wer eplaced about con.
sBiclously while white feathered
i6rk CARRYING tiny baby WAS sus-
pended from an archway between the
breakfast room and dining room, sug-
costing the benefit for which the
ladies' If the club are working. After
the supper refreshments were served.
The splendid sum OF nearlys45 was
realized from the card party. and there
are several additional dollars prom
ised II iss understood these receipts
arr to be appropriated to renoYating
and painting the new maternity ward
IL the hospital which the club has
equipped with linen. blankets, towels,
Ftc and with which the much needed
department Of the hospital had its In
eeption
The card parry WAS q great success
not only III j financial. but social
way and Mrs Gardiner, as she always
does dispensed hospitality with i
lavish hand. herself, personally See
ing 70 fae comfort and pleasure Of
every ruest At her home.
y E. I 5 n
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-07

FOR tickets end information apply At
our city ticket ONES West Street station,
state House Station College Ayenne and
4aaden Streets Garvel Hail. Maryland
aotel. once G. s.. Il. a. Tor ofscern, mid
shfpmen. etc. connected with the Naval
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-07
Missionary Soeiey
Elects 0eaeerN


r On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. John
y. White, wife Of Prof White. Of St
Johns college, entertained lit her res
idence on College Green the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary society
OF the First Presbyterian church.
The occasion was that of the annual
meeting when the election OF ofsicers
WAS held which resulted as fellows !:
President, Mrs Arthur Langfield;
vice president. Mrs Carl Frisius: sec
Rotary, Mrs Gasner treasurer Mrs.
w q Gott: secretary 0f literature,
Miss Margaret Isemann.
Annual reports Of the retiring OH
GERS and others. were made, which
we're encouraging and showed pro-
gress In the past years work
a very interesting paper was read
on aCorea, by Mrs. Maurice 3. White.
and one on The American Indians, !"
by Mrs John B. White. Mrs. Arthur
Jones also read an interesting paper.
Following the business meeting there
was a social session and refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Several new members were admit
ted into the society
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-07
aovles For
armenian Fund

Tickets are going like the proyerbiai
aol cakes for the popular moving
Picture pf Oriental scenes, 'Fan-Fan !"
q he shown tomorrow morning from
1850 g II d the Republic theatre.
Nam street for the benefit OF the Ar
nenian fund Manager Philip Miller
has kindly given the picture, the thea
&c AID aii proceeds for this benefit,
ars Wiliian Il Thomas and her
=aanglltefS Miss Lucille and Miss
Allfaesta spent the day with friends
III llaltiHa
8 Rlliitp f Hambsch. wife Of
itltlH flanlhsch. q. S. N. tre-
.feti a VISITING her parents. Mr. and
sNFs Il slalaeger Prince George
fsq
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-07
LEAyE nALTIMonE

IS sTs5. $50. 0.S5 1913 Il.36, 4. NJ
1870. l.36 235 336. x4.Ob. 4.31, KOS.
h.36 B36. 7.38. p35. 1875. r. A., 1876
All n.
III trains receive or discharge passengers
at local points between Annapolis and
Naval Academy Juncfapn and at Linth-
irun on signal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-07

HISS b. q. 6IsAUDE ,eill
hare on sale al W Childs &
son. III Conduit street. 4 limited
supply 81 her celebrated CAKES
and BEATEN BISCUITS after 10
4. III. cpery Saturday
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-07
LrAyr wAsnTgaroN

$50 0.46. sos a9.O5. 1906. tbs, A. NJ. 1905.
lO6. 200 305 3.3o s5.OG 4.36. h06.
6O6. T.O6. 800. 1l.Oo. Z. NJ; 1205 a. a.
xDaily except Sunday.
Connecting 81 Odenfon with P. r., X.
Local Annapolis 10 Baltimore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-07
Mrs. Eberle
Takes Lea We

Mrs Edward w Eberle Wife Of Adj
miral EberIe. former superintendent
OF the Naval academy, and for the past
four years First Lady OF the Naval
academy. left here this morning for
Washington, where she will takM mp
her residence with her daughter in
law. Mrs. Edward Randolph Eberle.
wife 81 Paymaster Eberle. U s. nj. It
her apartment on Columbia road. that
city.
It was sad leave taking for many
OF Mrs. Eberle's friends, for no super
intendents wife has been more be-
loved or more popular than she Dur
ing the four years Of her husband ii
administration, Mrs Eberle has been
charming hostess and their attrac-
tive home has been the scene of many
brilliant gatherings and social enter
tainments during the past four years.
1t is with deep regret Annapolis
parts with both Admiral and Mrs.
Eberle, who have at all times shown
the keenest interest III this city's well
fare and best Interest.
Miss Harding, of ElIicott City, is
the house guest OF Mrs. James RI Bra
shears, Duke Of Gloucester street and
will attend the Naval academy hop to-
morrow night.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-07

aight one 81 the
men. was a great
was an attendance
iRese dances are given
Camp Community
rls are issued to the
ice headquarters IN
armory The cards
bic. and none Is sent
efghfeen years of age,
,sa II silagton headquarters Of
s5 do not think II advis-
fra Is Younger than is to ct
eess,s, '.'sliae last night was most sue
s43 aiid very enjoyable.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-07

When In 1909. the cannon doomed
in Heligoland the sound was heard at
Hanover, a distance OF 157 miles
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-07
Feshli.riln
Silirr

"a
atlrsApy afternoon the
Srian church will
It's thur Montgomery
. 35''.ts Fesid3ssce on Southgate
9ssi.iif tFra where silver
.ss Il III tss unssr the auspices Of
4 Of the church.
,sfs ssi t1ess meeting social
sssaf i,s soyed
81 Rrashears. widow
3ears who is conyalesc-
seIl Illness left here
0sIp sYille. Baltimore.
atr SIS m Mrs German.
ssams Gale. chair
tilapo Il Day committee
The hostess House 1t
eok With her the fol-
& Mr. Townsend. Miss
and Miss Giddings.
Hat very busy one, as
The camp are fewer IN
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
MONEY NOE FOUND
ON BURToN'S PERSON

III connection With the story pub
lished II yesterdays Capital under
the carlton. . III burton. Accused Of
Academy Thefts, Allowed to Resign. :
II develops that certain references
made were erroneous
II VAS stated today that the case
came mp through nidshipinan who
missed i sum u money from his room
~ bancroft Hall aud npon reporting
the matter accused Burton III the
theft The matter was promptly taken
itp hy 4, 1 authorities for inquiry III
the nteant aus, however. Rarion resign
ca his position It's assistant master-at-
arms i Bancroft Hali, and this WAS
forwarded yesterday 81 Rear Admiral
si II scales 60 the Navy Department,
far aetiofl Isnrton,s resignation was
no; asked for, ID II stated, nor was
.iaa rke,i money found on his person
as hes heen stated IN Justice To Mr..
itar,9n these corrections are made
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
CAR STALLED ON TRACK
HIT BY ELECTRIC CAR


"A Hudson super-six automobile, In
which two Sotng men and valuable
dog we're driving yesterday. became
stalled on the track or the Short Line.
near Weiham's Station, and was hit By
the electric car
IS Fortunately the two men Jumped
from the car hi time to save theni-
selves. The car was completely de-
molished. but nobody was hurt. After
the accident, one Of the men ran back
inquiring for his dog. but the animal
who had been chained In the car, by q
miracle was moi killed. and was found
making d getaway at 2:40 pace
down the road The accident was uil-
ayoidabie. as 1t was impossible for the
conductor to stop the electric car be-
tore hitting the Hudson automobile,
which was stalled on the track.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
GEN. DUGAN IN COMMAND
SUCCEEDS GEN. STEWART

Rrig.-Gen. +. b. Dugan. recently
from overseas, yesterday took CONF
mand on the Overseas Replacement
Depot at Camp Meade. to succeed
Brigadier General Stewart.
General Dugan was graduated from
west Point Military Academy in the
class. 1850. standing No IN his class.
He Is brother 81 Charles Nelson
Dugan. of this city. who married Miss
Prudence Rilout and with their inter-
esting daughters reside here At the
colonial Ridout House. Duke Of Glou-
cester street
General Dugan was born and reared
fn Baltimore He vas graduated from
The Army War College in 1913 II was
shortly after this country entered the
war when be was promoted from eo-
lionel to brigadier general. Until re-
Gently he had been overseas
About 21400 soldiers and officers III
the regular United States Army are
hilleted III The camp More than 500
of these men, however. will be mus
tered out Of the service shortly be-
cause Of partial disability resulting
from wounds. There are $50 GONZALES
cents at the base hospital
After many months Of continuous
service the original personnel Of the
hospital is being discharged until now
here are only so officers
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
Death Claims G. 7. Tucker

Charles Thomas Tucker aged 81
years, died yc erday u his late resi-
dence. Birdsville, Anne Arundel coun-
ty. He Is survived by his widow Sarah
+. Tucker
The funeral will take place tomer-
row afternoon ut 2 o'clock from
Friendship Methodist Episcopal
Church. the Rev W G. Trauty, pas
Tor, of Owensyille, officiating 81 The
services Burial viii be IN the family
lot III The churehyard The deceased
was a we'll known farmer Of Anne
Arundel. and was highly thought of
throughout the county.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
THE a " WORM
THREATENS INJURY
IN ANNE ARUNDEL

xss...sxf.sszs5 : - -
se',asa ~ usu z fosal fake oAs
the winter safpIy 81 81 there ara
three distinct hroods s. the army-
70 IN, the frst two 81 whgch are dan
gerous Is MARYLAND agriculture
= sas-issasss
ne standard remedy for army
worms, now employed Ii many safes
With considerable success, Is found III
the Use q poisoned bats Variations
are met in the different formulas but
rs essential constituent remain the
same For general Geld work, the fol-
lowing combinations have proved sue
fcessfil.
hra z 30 pounds
e ris Green pound
saolaeses gallon.
II atsr taboai + gallons.
= nlse arsenic may De substituted
~ 1ae lars ssreen anu me JUICE ana
DUP q inree oranges OF lemons OF
phe eantaloupe may be added e irl-
s. s ss.s ~ slsisas,i s, sl'laaltss .
ss..g. y lsaay ~ ~ tasusea Ior pTal rs
s1 -, enoush wafer shoaia rs USED
49, ~. sosslisl WIN the lIolasses VIII
$50 : s1uuiuly hasa. Inc Dfaa aiaa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
CHRIS SARIs QUITS
RESTAURANT BUSINESS

because of impaired health, Chris
Saris. senior member Of the firm Of
saris and Bonelis. owners and pro-
priotors Of the Capitol hotel and res
taurant. on Main street, retired from
the business today and expects short
ii To return to his former home in
Greece. Mr. Saris has sold his inter-
est in the business TO Mich. Boneiis,
brother OF the junior member Of the
arm. who has for several years been
conducting lunch room business 81
AEorristown, Tenn Negotiations for
the transfer OF the business were con-
sumInated today. and It will In the fu-
ture be conducted BY the Bonelis
Brothers.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
EASTPoRT RECORDING
PLACE AT VOTING BOOTH

Tomorrow ii Recording Day hi
annapolis and throughout Maryland,
when men aud women, who served IN
any capacity, soldiers sailors, marines,
ayiators, nurses, are ordered by the
Governors Proclamation. 70 record
their names and service connection, at
The various points named.
Mrs. Walter Hart, or Eastport, has
notified the Capital today that all East
port service men viii find papers for
making this record, which have been
sent 10 her by the local officials, at the
voting booth at Eastport
The polling place Is on Third street,
near tie bridge. which will be open for
Recording Day tomorrow.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15

CONTINUED From Page One
ltse Maryland society for Child Pro-
lection was asked ia conduct the IN
louiries there Headquarters Detec
tive Cornelius Roche who was put on
TIE case. found that after the party
had ieft Annapolis on the evening 81
the third. they went To baltimore,
where the night was spent 10 room
ing house On West Fayette street
Detective Roche came io Annapolis
this morning accompanied rs George
A. Harwool. secretary Of the society,
who procured the warrant as the re-
ssult og his Investigations Howe was.
arrested while al his work at the,
Naval Academy, where he was en-
.ployed as painter. Il Is said that he.
admits his guilt
When Mrs Ward VAS questioned
by the detective concerning the affair5
she admitted that all Of the accusa-
tons were true She viii 30 to Ball
tinore With The officers this after
noon 10 gsre evidence In the ease As
stHe Warrant MAS PI0NAIs'd ia A9A4Nt-
more Howe will be removed 70 thai
city 10 await trial The case Is one
lfor which bail cannot be given.
Memo III the other members III the
canoe party were arrested since no
charges were brought against them.
They viii be important Witnesses IN
Tie case The serious charge against
tIoWe lies III tic fact that the girl is
4 minor
Another phase u the case presents
itself inasmuch, as ii may fall under
the Mann White Slave Act.
Evidence collected 70 the present
tine includes the statement Of the
girl herself which was obtained bs
The investigating officials Further
than this il the story Of Mrs Ward
The detective did not question Wind
sor. the other man IN the affair who
is a cousin Of Howe. because the evil
denee already accrued is regarded as
suificient
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15

Continued from Page Onel
the meeting had been called for. but
after all had quieted down. Major
Riley insisted upon the question on
the resolution and II was adopted
Then John H. Gels offered d motion
that the chair be empowered to APP
point committee OF three represent
atiyes Democrats from each district
to confer with the view Of getting
other candidates into the field for the
several Offices, and also to consider
The question 81 feasibility of getting
sogether on ticket that VIII be
agreeable TO all. Opposition began 20
crystalline on this point immediately,
snd. 4 recess was taken and the
meeting resumed shortly after 2
o'coek
Resuming the session at that hour
he motion made by Mr. Gels was
taken up and the chair announced the
appointment Of the following district
committees:
First district James 4. Cox, Ar
thur Owens, Ernest Hardesty Sec
ond Michael Carter Morgan q Par
lett and W. Il. Boswell; Third
Charles 4. Tate. NJ Hamilton, 4. G.
4ook; Fourth John A. Watts, Wiz
lam Z. Cecil. John H Lowekamp:
Fifth Fulton Kelly, Dr. 7. H. Bray
shaw and John II. Gels; Sixth Graf
ION b. Ridout Allen Bowie Howard.
and William III Moss; Eighth John
4. Hall, Edward g. Hutton. and VIII
liam r Wells
The general meeting then adjourn
id and the committees began delibera-
lions on the questions at issue.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
PpesDyterIan Seryiceg Sunday

lii the absence of the pastor, Rev.
Maurice S. White. the service at the
First Presbyterian Church on Sunday
will be conducted by DR. G. Alphonso
Smith. 81 the Naval Academy, and on
Sunday August "a. BY Rev. = A Nes-.
bitt, 81 Gainesville Presbyterian
Church.
The supply for August 81 will be.
announced later. The pastor Is ex-
pected To return the first Sunday in
september
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
RALLY OF MEN or 18TH
FIXED FOR AUGUST 81

AT a meeting Of the officers Of the
I15;h Infantry held last night At the
Rennert Hotel. Baltimore. q commit
tee was appointed to arrange for the
men III this regiment To be brought
rom all parts 81 the state TO Balti-
more Oh August ~ % monster rally
at the 5th Regiment Armory st this
n,assmeeting Of the men on the Ii5th
Infantry arrangements will be COM
pleted 70 rtheIr first annual reunion
10 be held October 5. The anniversary
81 the dale on which they broke the
German tine At Yerauu.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
GOVERNMENT CLINIC
STARTS HERE SEPT. z

ii United States Government clinic
will be started here on September End,
At The Emergency Hospital dispensary,
where extensive improvements have
been made. There Will be bi-weekly
clinics, the nights being Tuesdays and
Fridays, and the hours s D. M. to 10 n.
M, but no patient will be admitted TO
the clinic after . b. m. DR.. ]. O. Pur-
Wis will be medical director, and Miss
sara Sunderland public health nurse
for Anne Arundel county. will be the
nurse III charge. Specific diseases will
be cared for and whenever necessary
treatment 1T the expense Of the gov
ernment will be given.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
Catnrrt.nl pealness Canaot Be Curea

by local applications, IS they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear
There is only one way 70 cure catarrh-
al deafness, and that is by 4 Consti-
tutional remedy. Catarrhal Deafness
IS caused By an inaasaed condition Of
the mucous lining ofetlle Eastachian
Tube. when this tube IS fnfiamed you
have i rumbltng sound Or imperfect
hearing. and when It is entirely closed.
Deafness Is the result Unless the In
fiammation can be reduced and this
tube restored 70 its normal condis
ton, hearing will be DESTROYED for
ever, Many cases Of deafness are
caused by catarrl. which If an In
FAMED condition OF the nlucuous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh MediciFa acts
thru the blood on the mneuous sur
faces os the system.
ne will giye One Hundred Dollars
Tor any case Oh Catarrhal Deafness
that cannot be cured by HATS ca
tarrh Medicine Circulars tree. Az
Druggists. 75c.
4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
Ammo ArundeI (iettlng GOOD

For the last three or four weeks
there have been no arrests in this
county for violation Of the automobile
regulations. There is no section III
Anne Arundel listed this week in the
weekly report given out by Motor We
#hicle Commissioner E Austin Baugh-
man
baltimore fines aggregated for the
week, $I.0s5. and those Id the coun-
ties s70A. making total Of Si.749.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
TO LAUNCH ANOTHER
TUG THIS MONTH

The Chance Marine Construction
Company. salpyard Eas'por; has i
large force 81 wnrkmen employed on
me completion of three tugs for the
Il s. shipping hoard One Of the tugs
built ny his company was recently
launched. and Ii Is expected to laaneh
another 81 inc tugs now nearing eora
pleifon before ITO ena of the month
The work Oh HE three remaining con-
tract tugs for the Gnlergeney Fleet
i progressing nicels
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
TO TRY AND SOLVE
TEACHER PROBLEM

a special nee ~ lie ssp r3ils
tendents et the schools If the several
counties has hee4 called by ne State
Boara al Is5iaeatian tar Angus u
and AZ IS LIKE up the problem g iill-
ing saeaaciss III lie ranks III teaSh hers
caused 81 resignat3 ems The meeting
vii be heti III MCCOY Hall Raltis
more
Anne Arundel as well as several
other counties haze . eoasi etabie
shortage Hi teachers
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
moon Z soaring

Noon i soaring
Ii Tiitt'ring
ties fast asleep
Lofty spires and
hmg IN thin.
shady woodland
@as Il owiet
be wllls p'rins of
! tiny. droWsy
DC moonlight
rug towers be-
upon tic grass
4arres i Baldwin
If New York,
"a. = a. 4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
YI.e Fer Yellow

Pale yellow Is exceedingly dear to
Dame Fashion these days There are
cunning little frocks Of yellow batlste
for kidaies and ganxy dance frocks
of yellow Georgette and tuIie Tor de-
butantes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
EnestS
4crH [ fpSt~

Ni Frances Frisius. daugh-
u And Mrs Carl A. g Fris-
entertaining n her parents
as.,iai homie severn Crest near
anne Arundel county, two
s. ftsa3s from Gainesville, Baki-
Misses Margaret and Grace Tai
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
IhIld Mellnrn Clinic

Tlle regnlar weekly clinic OF the
Child Welfare Association Will b. held
t5si sorrow morning from 10 TO II
p'sl0tk II tlfe basement of the Gram
mar school All children are Invited
ID attend
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
rwAyE wAaHTyGTOM

40. a.4K sos sA0s. 1905. 11.06 a. NJ. 100
4fS Sos aAS a,30, e9.06 ~ 6.oE
e.01 EOS 900, 1l.0s. r. 81. I2.0S A. n
xDaiIy except Sunday.
Connecting at Oden1on with +. \. h
oIsocnl Annapolis to BaitfmoFe.
For tickets and Information apply ~
orr city ticket ofEseae West Street stati0a.
Atate House Station, College avenue and
BIaden Streets: Csrvea Hall. Maryland
Hotel. OfRce Il. s. a. A. for ofdcera. Tnid-
aAipmeu. ETC.. connected with the Eaval
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
- nALrTtEORE

as x7.3S. as. 935. 90 49,
IL m l.a5 235. 3a5, x4.O5 s.5S x6.Q8.
GO 6sn z.35. 9.3S, Ills r. H.. 1%.&
Al NJ
an trains receive or discharge pasHsn@eEs
81 local points between Annapolis BEld.
Naval Academy JunctiOn and st LAnfh-i
snum on signal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
Aes Ai
u. Mnmen

slladaY American contained
d phatagraNure session. splendid
II alfa Arthur Leo Boslay,
slate Regent oil the Daughters
Is american Revolution. ana Of
q aeeats Rtdont, Of Annapolis,
Ist Vice Regent