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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21
Class Reunion.

Tho class Of 1918 OF 81. Clarsville
high school will hold 4 reunion today
ut Epworth park, Bethesda. Practically
all the members arc planning 10 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21
Re4a Hia Discharge.

Kenneth Copeland. well-known local
Young man, has received his discharge
from the service and has returned TO MS
home. He was overseas Tor several
months. His home is at Shadysi0e, but
no formerly resided on Thirty-sixth
this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21
Johnston Funeral Held.

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon for the late Mrs. Elizabeth
Johnston, who died at her home on
South Belmont street. after lingering
illness. Rev. y. NJ. Cleland. Of the U. p.
church. had charge OF the services. In
terment was in the Rose Hill cemetery.
Tic deceased wos the wife Of Robert
Johnston. the manager Of the Bellaire
Stove company plant in South Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21
BELLAIRE NEWS

the Men team. Leo Davis will twirl for
the klce nine and Heidlcbach will be in
the box for the NeN team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21

The enrly beginners will 10 the happy
nn;shcrs in the Intcllgenscr's Automo-
bile and Diamond campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21
ReSigns Police Job

ming a contest Is to be played which
promises to be very interesting and
which will likely draw a big crowd Of
fans. The fastgoing Klee nine will meet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21
To Order Army Food.

Ba sure to have a representative In
your town in the Intelligencer Automo-
bile and Diamond Campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21
Marriage License.

George Clayton Shields. OF George
town. and Ncttic Lavina Woods OF up
land,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21

The greater the necessity for saving
the greater Jur opportunity 10 uoo
The IntelliEencer WAN A62
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21
St. :CLA|R5V|LLE
Belmont County Seat News
Realty needa Filed.

Carlos Lcatherwood to Louis and Jo-
scphine Heffncr. lot 1888 i'll Martins
Ferry: $40.
Thomas J. Jorden and Mary Jorden
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21
Railway Men Held Meeting.

Two moro months Of awning weather.
Wheeling Tent d Awning Co., Tel. $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21
MeIlott Funeral Held

Funeral services were held yesterday
at noon for the late James W. Mellott
aged Glencoe resident. who died at the
home Of his daughter. Mrs. J. A Clark,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21

Tho carly beginners will be the happy
flniShcrS in the lntellgcnser's Automo-
bile and Diamond campaign.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
LOCAL ENTRY IN CORN
AND POTATO CONTEST

Orlando Ridoui Jr, Of annapolis
has entered five acres each Of potatoes
and corn iii The sl0,5o0 Crop Contest
and il trying ~ get az least one o. the
ii 0e0 cash prizes and gold media
This contest conducted ly the
Farm Journal III Philadelpllia en-
dor rsed lty agricultural authorities
every where offers d thousand dollar
cash prize for the lest five acres Of
corn wheat oats, alfalfa potatoes and
cotton Along with The thousand dol
lar cash prize goes 4 gold medal The
second prize is FIVE hundred dollars,
and with Il goes 4 silver naeaa The
third prize Il two hundred and tiffy
dollars. and with i goes 4 bronze med
ak Moreover there are forty eertiti-
Gates Of Yield to ! e awarded y your
county Each certificate means that
its possessor has grown more than 4
superior crop, and that the seed from
it is worth fancy price:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
NEW ORGANIST AND
cHOIRMASTER AT
NAVAL ACADEMY Y
j. w. Crosley. Recently ApInInte,i.
Eurnfalls Entered pom His
Duties Yesterday

Josepl4 Craslex who VAS re-
Gently appointed organist and choir
mas er at thp Naval Aeatieaes ehtpel,
entered upon his new duties a the
HE IS sefsiee Yesterday morning
Only few a,igs tga MIR e'osfeS
completed nearh tWa sears sstr, lge
5as 4 uasai reserv officer Ills last
posi- was at Burlington, where
lit VAS ii charge of ilie reeriliiifs
ais riet lie Is q man of much eN
nerience iii The training % mems
voices, and comes 10 his new post
with high recommendation from
within the service aud Mitlipat
Prior to his cntranee into tlie navy
AIR Cusley was orEailfst and choir
MA ster 0f 81 Panl Church, Barllng
Ton, ana musical director 81 tlte MS
yersity Of Vermont.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
G. 0. P. CANDIDATE TO
Be HERE TOMORROW

Harry Nice Republican andiz
dstte for the gllhernatorial nomination
having accepted the invitation seii2l-
"a hy Or Louis y HenlSel Il, Ylsii
annapolis i'll connection Wlth his tsiaitl-
plign. viii ( iii the eIts tonor-
ROW Dr tIenlel has tlleerfore CALI
e1 d meeting Of ItepubIie iean Neiers q
Tie city ard county 10 meet tlfe part =
standard hearer, and The atier STAT <
at HE Mary lstlll hotel
Mr. Nice has been spending the past
Two dsty addressing meetings aIiN
Shaking hailtts with party men I'd Sec
linils u tlle E~isteiIi shore ester-
Aas he addressed I'D audience q 5,t'0o
persons Ill Ocean City Leaving there
7oInorroa morning. he Will motor %
Claiborne and from there come % il-
iiap0lis VIA the ferry Mr. Nice tlpon
ledyiIlg Annfipol eNilects 8 et,iltiifiie
his campaign through the other Spsllll-
erm Maryland counties.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
STENCIL OF DEcAYED
FISH ANNOYs EASTPORT


Residents of Easfport sitting On the
porehes 81 their hons 1 yesterday we're
driven indoors by the foul otior Of de-
~ yed fish The stencil e said to have
been oYerpowe wering. and Eastport p
annoyed BY the quantities of dead ale-
wives that have floated down stream
from the head OF sra creek, and have
been washed On the shores Of the
creek around Eastport
Not only have aieWiyes been killed
Int also quantities of white perch,
some measuring twelve and fifteen
inches III length What has killed fish
III ihe waters of Spa creek to this
great number. Is q mystery. but wlats
ever 1t may be. certain It is that the
waters of the creek are not iit to bathe
in and swimmers have been warned
by physicians.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
FIRST CLASS MIDDIES
TO RETURN BY RAIL;
OTHERS ABOARD SHIP
summer CruIse Ends OEsieInlIy On
Friday Of This Week Regular
Squadron COmIng

IIaying completed plans for the
members of the tirst class OF midship-
men, who are distributed upon Tie
larger vessels of the Atitniie aeet. Tor
the summer practice cruise. 10 dlsein-
bark from the respective vessels All
the naval ports where they happen lo
he and return to the naval Academy
by rail BY Friday of this week. an-
noancement was made a the Academy
this morning that tbe ships eompris-
ing the regular practice squadron, To
whieh the lower classmcn are assign
aed. will steam up the bay TO Annapo-
It's 80 thar the midshipmen may dis
embark on the same day
The practice squadron which cor
sists of six of the Older type Of battle
ships has been IN the vicinity ii
Hampton Roads. Va, for the past
week, and the midshipmen have been
engaging IN target practice over the
southern lriil grounds The Wiscon-
sin Ii the flagship Of this squadron
and the other vessels are the Maine,
Kearsarge Kentucky. Alabama, and
Illinois.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
MANY DEAD ALEWIVES
MENACE TO HEAL TIL
Hundreds OF The Fish Floating
Down From Head or Spa
Creek Will Decay
KILLED BY SEWERAGE

Hundreds. ard probably thousands.
.of dead aleWiyes are hoatitig oil tbs
surface of SPA creel; having been
washed down from the head of the
creek. The entire water is covered
With tile dead aleWiyes from shore to
shore, as far down as the residence oi
Mrs. Hamilton Gale. which borders on
The creek
Tle aleWives we're discovered Satur-
day morning hy Albert Winchester.
yyilo is custodian of tie Severn Boat
club, and made the trip to tie head of
the creek for crab and fish hli1 To his
surprise Mr. Winchester saw the hun-
sdreds OF dead fish floating on the suT-
face of the water He says when these
fIsh decay they viii selld forth foul
steneh ana vii lie il Ilenaee to heaith
of residents q Murray Hill and others
along tie borders AT tlle creek as fair
as Eastport.
No investigation has been made as
tto the cause of the death of the hun
aretts Of aiewiyes, but Il IS thought u
be due to the sewerage enlp1ying into
spa creek. from the various houses
iana from The hospital, which discharg-
ts waste into the waters Of tie creek,
and said 10 nave i eoIitanllnating Ell
feet Oh fish and oysters IN this lodg
Iof Mater.
Mr. Winchester said this morning
the dead fish were still coming down
from the head Of the creek. and that
lin his opinion, Il would take At least
i ten carl loads to carry them away
lIt is expected the health authorities
1 will take some action IL The matter
before the dead FISH tecome decompos-
ted
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
FOLKS HAD
BIG DAY AT PICNI(,
ON ELLzEY'S FARM
Farmers Showed Keen Interest
III Demonstrators OF Hog
Cholera Treatment
EATS AND FUN GALORE

Fiils i.tftl people attended l4e Tar
leers pIe ME 81 the farm III i Graham
+ i.sss ii est River. on ssitnrd.ts tlte
81 presld Infere 81 a lie affsir llay-
ing heen shown Ia tIie atsaiatiItnee of
ftraler from aIl PARTS 0i he eliiliis
'fhe crowds heear to reasli !Ie farm
.at i'll early hour Aite hy o'clock.
when tle FIRST III the delaan u IONS
was gwen there were several huns
st,Ted present
Tire frs 4hing oil tilc program Was
ii demons trafjoii ls iatlllty Ageitt
eieorge N Norris Oh DIE aslnliiils r.f-
ton 81 serum for ie prevention and
Treatment of hog eliotera
An explanation MAS arst offered by
NE senons1rater AFTER which az ae
tiI4i admin ration was performed.
Then, those farmers Who ~iFlied to
try their hands d doing .tlle work
themselves Nere given Tie opperinni-
Several 81 them zoos advantage
.nf file offer of dis praetfee ~ is
thongll III agricultural experts tliat
no knowledge which tile farmer can
acquire iii the same length uf time
can be 81 more value to Aiul than that
af the method OF hog cholera treat-
IAant
Through d spread 81 this knowledge
alaae s said hog cholera wh!cil#
lfa leeome an ;tr lal enurge ill
Ailtfp Arundel county clll he entirely
elintinated This III generally recog
81 80
Ilizsa by the farlners themselves. and.
ihe demons sra ions are always atteitd
"a 3y a number of Interested oliloek
ers
0Heof the big paris of he tlay vas
tie dinner hour The tables available
weyc covered With cloths spread TOR
me picnic dinners There WAS no cyl
denee anywhere Of the high cost of
living, and fried chicken Maryland
Iiscuit. cake, pies of al kinds, and
everything fllat can be had 10 eat, was
there in profusfon Every lunch haskell
WAS filed with the very things hat
present prices supposed % keep peo7
pie from eafing nobody stopped cat
ing as long as there Was room for
more This part seems particularly
worth dwelling oil III some length.
Following the liinner 4 horse show
Was given, and The judges looked over
the entries and passed their opinions
on the best Of them
CONTINUED on Page Fonrl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
orrect Mearing Of alars

The attention OF the War Depart
ment has been called to the fact that
discharged soldiers are wearing silver
stars on victory ribbons in some cases
under conditions not justified by inc
regulations An order was issued
pointing out that these stars must not
be worn unless the soldier had been
cited IN orders from his headquarters
for gaIlantry In action, and that if
other decorations had been awarded
for the same citation the star could
mot be legally used.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
To HOLD GERMAN
PRISONERS UNTIL
TREATY IS SIGNED
a. 80 go. -. 60

Paris. iu9. "a Ten thons.tilsl
American troaps are aeisl g France
to guard All.9og German taken prs
ansrs hg lse snier tft
not III returned to Gertltaii
tie psaee Treaty has isesn ssi u
the three powers. II Is esisHsis.ss Eh,st
Il & costing The nited Sites
9e, 800 nlgn.lily 81 care for these
prisoner
When General PeFshing sails for
ne United states On September i.
II Is estimated there Nlli 4 te
about se1l0p snieriean troops III
France no' Including Tie 6.ss,o on the
Rhine
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
TOURNAMENT AUG ~
AT MOUNT AIREY

Plans hase Teen practically com
.plaIetI fer olte of tifp old fashioned
tournaments ta be held On Nednes day
afternoon Z o'clock AZ alt Airey
afiie farms IS air HarrisoIt ii tire eeitil4
4y near l4Vitisanyille
4lie tailrnaileai s being giNen for
.ihe beneii 81 tlie Emergency tIospi
stal rhe riders Will be u tsso ellsses,
amateur and profes slonsl
Ilr ii II F.styes Will take part as
CHIEF MS. Nitls llis sistailt, Aif
~ Max Town shend AMI Two lady
aides Mrs lareliee W Beaii ard
Miss ELL Lee Hodges. lee cream.
cake ssinti aitlies and soft drink will
he sold aila 4 dance viii be held at
the parish lltit that niFllt
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
CAFETERIA WILL RESUME
SUNDAY MEALS IN FALL

Mrs Fl " Stevenson. Of New York.
has been appointed 81 the general sec
retarys hip of the annapolis u WI q.
A-. and took up her duties ii thsit ca-
#paeity last week Mrs. Stevenson has
had long experience IA the work OF
the Y. ", and she SAYS that the pros
poets Of the Annapolis branch areyery
good
For the present II has been found
advisable to discontinue the serving
Iof breakfasts at the cafeteria. as well
as the meals on Sunday, but the plans
are for the opening Of the dining room
for all meals as soon as the weather
becomes miider
Miss Dean viii continue as director
of the cafeteria.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
St. Johns ENLARCES
SCOPE OF WORK FOR
CHEMISTRY COURSE
Engineering Fitting Students For
Professional Work. IS Begun
BY pr Clayton
PLAN GENERAL, ADVANCE

5A = T.
Al the rc-opening Of ST Jalin's Col
leee on September II the Institution
will start on the largest aud most
complete courses III ehelIi ry that
have ever been offered there on the
repeated requests of nr ciag
ton, head az the Department Iii benz
isiry there have been many chung IS
effected III the laboratory facilities by
the Board of Governors and visitors
These changes, which are not yet
quite complete, Will make tlie ehemis
cal department d much more ATTRACT
I've ono Ia the student. and Mill in.
.clntle certain rearralg einents that
viii enable the completion III flIlciI
larger amount II exp eriinentai work
than has heretofore been pos ible
9'he general trend of chemistry.
courses III all Of the colleges and rlli-
yersities is now tnward more extcn7
siYe laboratory work aud Dr kiy-
tons plans include the comb 3on of
experiment ana lecture. So that tile
student may lie giyen esi,laitations ef
the work Us ii Is done Id the iabora
tory When this II not done il us
found that, 70 j, certain dsgree. The
chemistry student feels i lack 81 the.
connection between lie tlteroretieiti
AMI the practical sfdps AZ tho course.
Aiming toward this eufnae ION. N.
citation benches have been III stalled
III the laboratory So thAt special ex
pianation classes may be called With
ont making ii necessary for the stud
ents 10 leave the room In the room
that has formerly been used as q lee
gure room i number of smil tables
for chemical work viii BE placed iif
i circle around the desk of the in
structor, and NJ the tAeoretical ex
plantations are given, IN 50 far As 4 III
possible, the students will try them
out III practice.
One course that has never been Of
fcrea BY The college before IS that of.
Chemical Engineering This course II
fa consist of advanced practical work
iii physical anu engineering chemis-.
try The time devoted 10 II weekly
will lie one hour of lecture and four
hours of superyise ga laboratory -Four
hours credit viii be given The course
is in special preparation for profes=
sionaI work III the field Of chemical
engineering. and is study Of the
practical application Of chemistry to1
the various phases of industry, manu-
faeturing, and organic syIlthesis,
Graduates iii This advanced work will
be qualified 10 take positions in cera-
mic and cement works or as profess
sidnal agricultural or g,ts chemists.
assayists and analysists
The amount OF space available for
the use af the chemical depa ment
vas largely increased last year by the
removal of tho physical department ta
another location III Woodward Hall,
where the laboratories 81 several
scientific department. are placed
besides this addition 70 the course.
Dr. Clayton has made inproyenleil 3
hi the three years of chetnis stry offered
.beiew the engineering. So that ST.
JehiIs comes finally to have one of tile
noss complete and advanced cheInis-
try departments of any college In the
State
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
MAN BROWNS WHEN
PIG OVERTURNS BOAT

While crossing the pa1uxent River
on saturday afternoon, Samuel Parker,
eolored, VAS drowned By i peculiar ac-
.eident. With hirn in the small GRAFT
.he had i pig which tie Was taking ~,
his home. When near the middle of tbs
stream the pig lecallie fInanageablc
and upset the boat Parker could not
swim and there WAS No assistance
near enough % reach him before ne
drowned
Qualified nv nature 70 support itself
in the water the pig swan ashore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
FIREMEN TO GIVE DANCE
AT THE COLLEGE GYM

Members of Independent Fire Com
pany No. q will give 4 dance on We'd
nesaay evening, September 2 at 81
johns College gymnasium. Tickets
Wit be priced at twenty-five cents for
ladies and fifty cents for gentlemen.
Chairman Thornton Strange, who is
in charge og arrangements Is busy
securing patronesxes and ehaperoRs.
Good music Is assured and tickets may
be procured from any of the members
III the company.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
Another Voter In phe County

Today AR. and Mrs Harvey Myers
are yeing congratulated on the birth
of u son. born yesterday afteraUon at
Mrs arr. liesl. Three Nile Oak
The little yoterYto be iii Anne hrliIi-
del county, weighs 34 pounds lie
has Teen given the name Of Harvey
Fenton, Jr He Is another of the sew
erat grandchildren Of County Commits
aioner Henry Is Myers ani nephew
III Capt Louis B. Myers. s. AS, and
Capt Charles Myers, q. 81 a,
The baby mother. Wis before her
marriage Miss Myrtle Carr of the
county, near The Gak
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
ST. MARY'S TO HAVE
DRAMATIC CLUB

This evening at o'clock q meeting
Will be held III 81 Mary ! Hall. for the
purpose Of organizing q literary and
dramatic club. ii Is expected That any
member of ST Mary Church, who.
having any ability along these lines
viii be present ~ help perfect an or ]
ganization
Ii has long been felt that there was
.neei Of just such an organization IN
the parish and the meeting this even
sng ii to supply the deficiency, and
The promoters hope tllaf quite 4 NUM-
.ber will be present All are invited
~ come and help make the organiza-
stiOn d iIccess
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
WOMAN S CLUB
TO HOLD MEETING

The Manlan Club of Anne Arun-
del county Mili hold the regular
monthly meeting, whieh IS al@lys
held Oh The last Tuesday IN Ill month,
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock in
the cluhrooin over tie Annapp ii
bank
Miss Katherine watkins, president,
Is urging upon The nniel,es tie I'M
portanee q enlargtns The nieInberailii ii,
and 10 this end each member Is re-
quested Co bri:ls five members
Much husine s of inn l9rsallee Is ex .
peeted ID eoIae befor the meeting to-
morrow afternoon as plans MI the TALL
campaign will probably he e0flsii ereds
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
PRESIDENT CONF[Rs
OVER R. A. MAGE SCALE
gy the Associated Pressl

Washington, Aug. 2s President
Wilson cancelled several engage
ments today in order to confer with
Director General Hein and represen-
tatives Of the railroad shopmen who
are demanding d rs per cent in
crease Ii wages
Director General Helm was expect
ed to reach decision on the wage
question today and 1t Was indicated
that ii would be communicated to
the shopmens representatives ali the
White House conference.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
FOR NAVAL WEDDING

Mrs. Josephine Massieotte Jiekling
announces the engagement Of her
daughter. Ethel Therese. TO Lieuten-
ant Gordon Bentley Nooliey. United
States Navy
Lieutenant Woolley is b member of
The Class of 1918 His home Is In
Salt Lake city, Utah The wedding
will take place in the Spring
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
CENTER
GREAT INTEREST ON
STATE SENATORSHlP
uaf,e 10 Reduce Number
s. randi ii tcs 70 Minimum,
Fan iIafHlony
,Iv AXE TN TIE FIELD,

conferences have
Democratic leaders
to-day III q final
go least some
III tie field ~ 30 bes
.t m primary election
row IS iAe final day
s Election ssslpe ryisors for
lldra@ from The light
IN receive tIle money de-
Rta I'll certify ing io their
Aiilg IL 4 protienl
aa tiiig vii he accom
4 Itt II These eleventh.
mar 81 aIl conjecture IL
fe greatost interest Gems
fte contest for the state
nomination Tor which
II iN itfstffs Various re-
been circulated about the
e eiif, tilstt effosts are be
9 iptiuee one ,r more Of
i4.ts 81 withdraw from the
@ aaiI aprehg bring shout har
8. Il SOM extent but from what
s gsibefea little or nothing, viii.
3lislecd I'd this direction.
sH fram tbe informal confer
s miitic.tl developments today
4, 4 minor nature Two other
4 WtHtlrew their names from
u fbe office af The Election
These arc Thomas john
llentherat for State 1cIl-
S ilfii eindti. and John Barraild,
I'll Republican candidate for like
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
BANDIT LEADER KILLED
FROM PLANE, REPORT
fBx The Associated press. j

Maria, Tex, Aug. p. James Tan
cey, Commander Of the American
Punitive Expedition, told the Asso-
ciated Press over the Army field tele-
phone Radoaa today that he consid-
cred the report authentic that jesus
Renteria. bandit leader had been
shot and killed from an. Americas
airpiane last Tuesday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
TO HAVE PICNIC AUG. ~

College Avenue Baptist Church will
give i picnic and outing for the sun
day school On Wednesday, August RI
The picnic Will be held at Bay
Ridge, the grounds having been en-
gagged for the day Trucks will leave
the church on College avenue and 81.
Johns street at p. M.
A pleasant afternoons outing Is an
ticipated.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
N NoTIc E /
MEMBERS or FRIENDSHIP LODGE
No. Is. Il or r

The officers Of the Grand Lodge win
visit our lodge on Wednesday evening,
August 9Th, 1919 Therefor, the Com-
manaer ureentiy requests al mern-
bers to attend.
H Z. B0ETTCsHEsR.
X. OF r. and s.
a27 r O. Box lis,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25
Reports Good OatIooh For ToIlacco

The Department Of Agriculture an
nollnees that this year tobacco crop
promises 70 be about the same size IS
last years record breaking one, bu;
that Virginia and North Carolina pros
poets are for d slightly smaller crop
a total prospective crop of 1885 .O52 q
900 pounds for the country Is forecast
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-25

Eses Josephine and Audrey Lang
4 Silver springs, Mo- who have.
sisilne their aunt and ullcle, Mr..
Slr F'ranlom. Prince George
haze returned home