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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-25
Grown Prince Playing
Up to The HoI|andGrS
london Tines cable--Copyright. 1919,


donGon Tines cahlc--Copyright. 1919.
By Public Ledger Company
THE HAGUE. Jun. @+.-Th" Te'e-
CRAFTS Wieringcn correspondent writes
that The former German cTown prince
moves freely about the island and takes
:, good deal % exercise. He wears fish
er.naus clothes - protect himself from
wind and weather. on Sunday hs AZ
tended = rehearsal OF = Choir. Ono OF
the members was celebrating Twelve and
- half years OF married life and III"
primo. congratulated :he couple and pre-
scented III" bridegroom with a gold
scarf pm.
y rn;ioninS off;c"r messenger called
=. the prncc'S house with . book OF
vouchers Tor bacon and meat. and the
kitchen maid said they wcrc unneces-
sary. for III" prince Eut enough WITH
out vouchers Within 4 few days seven
litr"s OF petroleum. and TWO carr ioads
OF fuel arrived for the pr ncc. Tho
burgers arn obliged - DO content with
four Hires ot petroleum and few
candies.
Passenger traffic IS greatly on tn" in
crcasr, owing 10 n" primers presence
and local livery stable proprietor IL
purchasing passenger motor car 10
meet the demands.
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REV, ], R, MATTHEWS,
WELL KNOWN HERE,
DIES IN VIRGINIA

Special Dispatch TO The 1ntelNEeneer-
BAENFSyILLE- O.. Jan 24-Word
was received here Thursday evening an
nouncins the death OF Rev. John X
Matthews. of Saltvirc. Va. recently or
this place. The death of Mr.. Matthews
followed 4 few days illness of influenza.
He was 4 we'll known and DISTINGUISHED
gentleman and caruc [" this country
from England. Mr.. Matthews had done
missionary, work over ;he country. eSStTo-
fishing missions fot the Episcopal
church. especially in the south. Hc WslS
also we'll known in Wheeling. where he
had Frequently conducted services IN ST
Matthews Episcopal church. He was
married TO Miss E;ss!e Collins OF Mound
Hill F':lrra about lively" years ago and
both are held N III" highest esteem by
all. Besides his wItc he had ono sister
Mrs. Mabel Clrucnson. of Cleveland
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS have not hscn
learned bu; he Will probably be brought
70 rhjs place and Inferred in the Collins
Mausoicurn in tho Southern, cemetery.
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ITALIANS HONOR MANY
AMERICAN AWATORS

WASHINGTON. r. g.. Jan. ca
Forty- ght officers Of tho American mir
service and on" rG;r"" az IN" medical
reserve corps who S"-""d n Italy nav"
beer auehorizG ~ III" Italian minister
Of war 10 wear the lsal!au service rib
bon. the wa- department was Informed
today. Til. o;.jrrrS ha"" returned TO
she Gated states and ;h"lr official c"r-
titca;"s from tn" Italian government
have been sent to III" division Of thili-
tary acrona,;;:cS Tor distribution.
The officers decorated include: Lieu
tenants Fail II. Cr"S$w"ll. ,'"carvIli".
OHIO; Richard 'i"nG';ian. Philadelphia;
Robcr; 2. C!arks. Jr.. ScwicklsE. IA;
Horace p-c~s"r. Philadelphia: Ear! D.
Rarck. OvrrbrooE. Ia: Walter T. Mayor.
,NEry"r). ColTtntus. ohio; G"orgH y. Ny
land (HrIanGJ. philad"l ?hia: !idward VI.
Nall"y. fr""nshUrt;. Pa: William z.
Young. C7c-,riI"id. "a: Hugh y. stair.
(S,arkl. Pittsburgh.
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LONE ARMY TRUCK HERE
On LONG. TRIP To COAST
rwo RoYS DROVE BIG TRUCK
THROUGH FROM IHDIANAPoLIS,
WITHOUT STOP OVER.
Hoads Throughout Middle west are In
Poor Condition Owing to Recent
Heavy Rains.

William Derry and tInphell Mccall.
Of Fort Sill. Okla. in ch1rC" of n hiS
Glass r. lIhcrty truck connected "i'a
tho United States army. arrived m the
CITY last evening after driving from IN
dianapulis Ind. without making stop
over. The roads were IN bad condition
due to the rain of tho past'wesk and IN"
boys were covered with mud when they
got to the city.
After they had portaic0 OF supper
Acre they continued on toward the East
each of the pair taking turn about IN
driving the big car through. II Is ltkrly
that the biz car will arrive At Camp
Holabird. Nd. s"rac time late tomorrow
evening. The boys. despite their long
trip, stated that they were feeling fine
and dandy.
An effort IS being made by the truck
!, to break al road records on. tho long trip
for an army truck and no doubt by late
this evening Uncle Sam" will wonder
what has happened.
The now Liberty truck ia considered
vsyouder and sinc,> hoi0E placid in "para-
,,eion 1t has proved TO be real winner
IN every respect
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u. S. Labor Commission
Is to Make Survey

NFT YORK. Jan. 24-Thr depart
rr,ent Of iabor's economic eon':a:ssion.
appointed to make = surrey Of INDUS
trial conGi,,CnS abroad. particularly IN
the :,e-x d.u:~cr2"i"s % middle. Europe
will sail tomorrow an ~" Lapiand. II
was ar,ro11ncrS hero toni a,tit TIL" COM
,,,,ssi.-,r-S recruited from var!cu. SOC
trons Of The country. will bc spcrd"d
on thc;. @:ay- ny Secretary Of Labor
Wilson. who VIII accompany them TO
tho pier.
P. J. r'al.iv"tt. head az ~" mission
declared 4; Z. iiru"C gwen hero irHa:
in his hono- ~ friends ard business
associates. :hat "th" way for America
10 do h"- par in torr'i'.s back the
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hord,s Of Bolshevisul Is to aid tho new
democ-acicS.'
This country should be willing. he
said. 10 spend for the construction or
peace rs much as for the destruction
Of war.
Representative Fcss. OF Ohio. and
General Guglimctti. Of the Italian en-
bassy, were among Tho speakers, tho
former advocating extensive public "n-
;crpriScS 10 prevent 4 disastrous Pc
Rod Of unemployment IN this country
and the iati"r haIlinE the forthcom-
ing visit Of the economic commission
to learn At first hand Of Italy's part
in the war.
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Stockholders Meeting

Yesterday afternoon Al o'clock tho
s: Stockholders Of the Morris Plan Com
Iany Of Wheeling hotd their annual
election Of officers and board Of dircc-
rors All OF tho old Officers were re-
elected pnd George T. Whitaker was
elected as new director. The officers
are: G. O. Maggie, president G. r. Hub
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HOLSTERS FOR SURFACE.

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. Ian. e&S-Ry a
vote OF an Ia :. III" hr"::" this after
noon passed the johnson bill to grant
women in Indiana presidential suffrage
The bill now goes TO the senate.
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MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES

Tho following casualties n-e report
cd by the commanding general Of the
American cHp"ditionary forcess
Killed in action. .....-.--
Died Of wounds received in action
Died of disease. 8
Wounded in action (degrcc uEdetcr-
Tninedl --.------
Wounded In action (sliGht1y1>-- I
Missing in action 4
Total INSTRUMENTATION 20
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Died Of Disease.


Private.
Famed, Patsey. Demnoot, W. Va.
Missing.
Private.
Jackson, Marshall c. st. Clatsv1le,
Ohio.
Sick IN Hospital Previously Re
ported Missing.
Private
KavesRy, Joseph. Lansing, O.
Present For Duty, Previously
Reported Missing.
Carporal
Schenk Ray r. Pittsburgh, Pm.
Uorwitz. Herman II. Cleveland. Q.
Returned To Duty, Previously Re
ported Killed In Action.
Corporal.
Dancik. Andy. Cleveland. Q.
wounded Slightly In Action. Prcv1-
oUsly Reported Missing In Action.
corpora1s. ...------.
Berger. Joseph. p. Now Castle. Pa.
Erroneous1y Reported Died OF
Disease.
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Missing In Action

Butler. Holm i. GAINESVILLE. O.
Prince, Van. Dizzy, ". va,
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Coughing Tires the Old

Elderly people. ti,ed out and weak
encd with coughing, will hnd great help
snd comfort in
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I'TlEl!HS-
Brown. OellIc Warrington W. Va.
Jones, Raymond. New Mata?norns o
RIggcrbach, Erwartl q. New Mar
tirSvDle, Q
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FOLEYS HONEW0IAR

I, relieves those chronic coughs, usually
bronchial in character, end puts
soothing healing coating on a dry and
tickling ,hroc:. |, raises phlcGm easily.
Georte PEER. Randall Dayton. Nevada. in
h;s ST,1 yrar vr,e. II 49, to;cY's Honey
gat Tar for cor.Shias ard 'vAi:nf III thc th'o1t.
X,,r,r,;r:c- the spell OF ccgfhi:t would la;
Tor, ave ,n ten rat.,r.tes vcTr clad to tell
YOU rat tolry', HoUey ans! Ias ass s:ocp-i
a.! tha, arc aIso lac t:ck!nE.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Killed In Action

Killed In Action
Private.
Stock William. Lisbon. D.
Died Of Accident and Other Causes.
Sergeant.
Davis. Earle. NJ. Pittsburgh, Pa
PrivatrS.
Kohler. Cnr1 v. Pittsburgh. Pa
Died OF Disease
SerEcnnts.
Hull. Ivan Hughes. Alubr1dgc Pa.
Missing IN Action
PEvates.
Harris. Arthur. Newark, O..
Kctly. Charles f. Cleveland. o.
Willis. Harry. Cleveland o.
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American Casualties

AFTERNOON LIST.
Washington. y. c.. Jan. 24.-The foi-
lowing casualties are reported by the
general Of the American
OK potiitionary forces:
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Died From wounds.

Total
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05
DANCE AND MUSICAL
by ROOSEVELT CLUB

The coiored orchestra Of the knights
or Columbus building, Camp Meade.
win play Saturday night ut the dance
IL Sc held in the rooms of the Roose-
ven clsb. under which the activities
"a the local War Camp Community
Service for colored people IS conduct
ed. These soldiers form q part Of the
|s1st regiment band and are skilled,
musicians.
Quite q number Of soldiers from
Camp Meade have arranged 10 spend
the weekend here, and will make ussa
at the facilities Of the club. The youH
wnrraen have arranged number 0f
new games and 2aAcss There viii
81 q very special Sunday afternoon
musical, from 4 70. s The program y
excellent and everybody is invited.
All the young colored women Of An
napolia and vicinity and girls over
t1elye are invited to be present 81 +
u,eetlzsx to lie held after the musicaa,
81 which there win be an address by
me organiser Of girls clubs. Seyerai
clubs, for di0eTeat lines Of work, viii
s. organized Id the near future,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05
connts EEorne Hoard Meets

Yesterday the regular monthly
meeting OF the Board Of Trustees os
the Anne Arundel County Home was
held Ill the home. South River.
a fuli membership Of the board vas
In attendance. and much business vas
transacted In the way Of going over
bills. having them q I'D and signing
and conntersigning checks 10 pay
ment.
AS the meeting was the frst Of the
new quarter, the county commission
ers had appropriated the quarterly al
lowance with which Ia pay necessary
bills for maintenance of the Home
The condition Or two old white men,
one over eighty years. the other far
advanced into the seventies, f. pre-
carious, and an old eolored man Is
also quite feeble.
a careful inspection was made Of
the quarters both white and colored
and they were found 70 be clean and
tidy. After transacting routine bust
ness, the board adjourned Of l:so
.p m.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05
international Sunday School Lesson

caused anxious thought for the NOR
rows need. and three times over He
bids them. Not be anxious. He never
Forget that He sp1ang according to
sass human nature, from the ranks q
poverty. and His references ID pasch-
ng garments. the price OF sparrowa.
and the scant pittanee Of laborer's
hire. indicate that He was habituated
Is the shifts of the poor. But there Is
ali the difference between foresight
and foreboding. snd II Ii the latter
Jesus chides. He does not warn
against the right kind Of care for our
bodies. our food and our clothing but
against worrying about them, for
worrying Is unworthy Of our relation
TO our Heavenly Father That Is what
ii means To nave q Father He will
care for ms In all important things
without our anxious thought, though
He may do II. In part. through our own
proper foretEoughf and effort
Jesus then revealed the true atti-
tude OF Gods children toward all these
necessary things 81 life, and He did
this first BY illustration He declared
that the birds OF heaven. which neith-
er SOW nor reap nor gather, are fed
81 ..onr Father. and inquired. Are
not ye of much more value than
they ~ In this question two truths
are involved, first. that il God care
for the birds He will certainly care
FOR HIS children: but secondly, that
the children are endowed with higher
capacity than fhe birds, which fact IS
III itself an argument for the greater
care of God and Is part Of His Divine
beneficence. Why, then, should they
be anxious? SO also as to raiment.
The lilies grow. though they cannot
toll or spin, and their raiment IL more
glorious even than That Of solomon.
And again, by the question He ask
ed, the Lord made the same appeal to
abandon anxiety. Finally, He turned
com illustration to definite instruc-
CON and charged them not to be
anxious about material things, be-
cause their Heavenly Father knew
their need, and ii they sought frs"
His Kingdom, God would see to Il that
they did not lack the needful things.
Then he bids them not be anxious Tor
the morrow, for any man has strength
enough for today's burden; II Is when
he reaches back into yesterday or for
ward into tomorrow and takes that
load on today's shoulders that he
breaks down under it God does not
promise strength TO carry the whole
weeks burden on any single day. but
He III sure to see us through each day
III we will only trust Him, and take It's
burden as 1t comes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05

F6r 300 y5ass COED MEDAL Haar-
lem on has enabled suffering humans
slty "a wikhsAand stacks Oz kidney,
liver. bladder and stomach troubles
and al diseases connected with the
urinary organs, and to build up and
restore 90 health organs weakened b.
disease. These most important organs
must Be watched because they litter
and purify the blood; unless they do
their work yOu are doomed
WEAKNESS, GIeepIessness, nerY0siS-
mAma, de0p0ndemmv, hackaeha, stomach
trouble, pains Id thu l0ins and lower
abdomen, gravel rheumatism, aciattca
and iurmbsg0 all warn you Of trouble
with your Kidneys GOLD MEDAL
Haarlem OF Capssslse sge the remedy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05
- artlI,a q IatheTan

sG MartIM'a Kyans al hashcsan
Services on Sunday, beginning q u
o'clock. VIII BE set asiae Tor the pres
enkatien III this years banner con-
frmatlon class All and everybody
come.
sunday school at s:45. Y. 81 Brown,
superintendent. Eyeniug service oe-
ginning 1t O'Clock
The church c0uncilmen meet Mon
tlay night. Sunday school teachers
meet Tuesday night On Wednesday
night. Lenten services at s p. m The
general committee meets Friday night
III tbs. me congregation Is invited
for social gathering after this meet
ifl0.
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LIBERTY LOAN WORK
OF ADMIRAL cOWIE
WINS FIRST MEDAL

lfst4n the special medals for
Illeai Ga services in connection
fil flse Liberty Loans we're present
g 81 III of tile Treasury Glass
asaf Asinliral Thomas j. Cowie, Us
es leadership was response
lS i9l fls exceptional records made
81 3ilte HaNy III the third and fourth
t.afgts oitlls The first three OF
fs which have been made
ST. ~ German guns. will go
e ftsit8sii Wilson, former Secretary
tissify McAdoo ana to Secre-
Treasury Glass. These
stee hsye llat vet been presented.
ias lLFsi as.tnal presentation was that
'S9efasty y t9nliral Cowie.
h aaseptfng the honor Admiral
1ssie Il lev words made Il clear
appreciated the fact that the
sassl.t at conferred on him as the
u.s. ,ef Tie navy, which had
ring and patriotic example
ssss 93ash for the success Of the
sa'tFf f.alis He said.
leepptS II For Nayy.
N@ 50 llie Individually. but as the
81 the navy which aid
u Die battle of the bonds
% m the high seas; does this
~. and Ii is on behalf Of that
lea the nation over the
hird and fourth Liberty
500 mich is sure 10 be In the
he coming Victory Lib
that am proud 10 accept
The navy's triumph. :
Thomas ] Coyie. who is
l,y reason of his sery-
gisl academy as 4 pay of
t.ss - placed BY Secretary ef
.sK .llipls in supreme command
Victory Liberty Loan,
tsT which he has already well
II The fourth Loan, when
s5.slt large seemed to be lag
slfsltss While the navy was sub
tlNer $1,000 900 dag, II was
a9ie who Induced Secretary
issue the slogan. Match
sir AicAdoo being the first
st 8ie navy with d 500 bond
resi- Of the country Cuickiy
lle example HI the fsurth
l4yN quota was $2s, p00 60;
e,ss eription rose to over S4S..
e exc na 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05
GARDEN FARMS SCHOOL
e,TS nESr. q EgOS'P'L. FUND

Acssne upon the suggestion O. g
natron 81 her selaoos. agrs. Lillian Meg1
Tsc teacher. invited the pupils g
ear,ien Farms school 70 contribute 81
she Emergency hospital fund Iass
nv.o Cf 1888 was contributed, Tlse
liatle donors and their donations wera
US follows
carnsn nonaeh, Jv, ~; Amelia 60
|luskka Sc Helen CeIastra, so: Ben-
isslin cox. Us: Helen Cox. 90 AGelvsa
Tnonaas, 81 James Ellison, 90 g.
o 80 Il 8 a.
Total, $2.52.
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HONOR ROLL or
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL

Fapils OF ST. AGary's Parochtal
schOol Who have attained distinction
ii scholarship. department. Christian
doctrine and punctaiaiity
Eighth Grade Elisabeth Hodek.
Seventh Grade Dora vailandiRg-
ham. Frederick Brown.
Sixth Grade Albert Lee. Thomas
Cole. James 0'Neis. John Carter. les
eph AEacaluso
Fifth Grade Daniel Keller. Frank
Isongo. Catherine Bernstein, Bernard
Neea.
Fourth Grade Anna Jacobi. Flor
ence. Frieh. Grace Cray. Victoria Per-
llitx.
Third Grade Imelda Smith, Jerome
EGebhardt. Clare Coughlin., Frances
Powers, Eleanor Velenoysky.
Second Grade Elizabeth Stehle.
Mary Wilson. jeanette Stehle. Cath
crime Wells. Gertrude Lee. Catherine
Caroum. JacdueIiR Darrieulat John
Dessert. Kenneth Davis, Irina Tydings.
Francis Basil
Honorable Mention James Ruby.
Ellen Cole. Beatrice velenovsky, Do-
Ilores, Achenback. Ruth Brock, Ethel
Homberg. EstelIe Ford, ALPHA Jones.
Mary Irwin. Edith Collins. Elizabeth
Collins
COIored school.
Seventh Grade Helen Calhoun
sixth Grade Geneva Addison, Anna
Adams
Fifth Gradeyiola Walker, Rosa
Chase
Fourth Craze Ernestine Duyal,
Doris Chase
Third Grade Della Hardesty, Clar-
-epce Stanton. Goldle Hall, Thomas
Colbert, Alphonse Addison.
Honorable Mention Agnes Baden.
.A Wallace. Il Digs. e. Cook
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CoIored School.
Presbyterian Services

"a Famous wrestler win be the
topic for the sermon tomorrow morn
ing at the First Presbyterian church,
the REV. Maurice S. White. pastor.
IN the evening the pastors theme will
be Richard Role. Of Hampole- Visit
tors are welcome.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05
SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY
BRINGS SURE RELIEF

y0u need. Take thfs8 6F four every day.
The healing oil scaks into che calls and
lining Of the kidneys and drives 0uS
surely follow. When your normal VISOR
has been reetoZed continue treatment
for while to keep yourself ia c0rdi~
ton and prevent return Of the dis
ease.
Don't wait untn you are incapable oE
dghting. Start taking GOLD MEDAL
Haarlem Oh Capsulea today. Your
druggist win 'cheerfuIlY refund y0nr
money u you are not satisfied with
results. Bot be sure 20 get the original
ported GOLD MEDAL ard accept no
substitutes. In three siKsn. Sealed
packa9es, AE 90 drug stofea.
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al Anne,s Church

st. Anne,s parish protestant Epfs-
copaD founded 1892.
ST. Anne church, Rev. Edward %
johnson. rector Services on the
fifth Sunday in Lent.
Holy Communion, 7s0; Sunday
school, 9 so; class for candidates, 10;
Holy Communion. III: evening service
3 o'clock
ST. Lnke's chapel, Passport SUN
day school, $50: evening prayer, s.
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LEAVE AMI SE.Es
aak street esaaea
r.RAvw maK.wHlaOm

sS8 xg.sg. a2k B.sN. a0.sE at a.
aaE 3sak 2aK 11.sA r. ~ ~ Ss
A& Seasus KeGezva or 6sBchargA pAggNe &sN
he kneaa p@&m1A 6GkWSem AnMApaaz &2&
Naval Academy JwREs1Ga and GO E&Exa~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05
MRS. hristy In
E,harRa Next EEaa9aEaF

Charge Next Tuesday
Mrs. James Ct. Field, wife Of Capt.
Field, II. 81. NJ. Medical corps, will
be III charge Of the Navy Relief roller
skating tonight at the Naval academy
armory, and not Mrs. Christy. as In
correctly published last night Mrs.
christy will be IA charge Lext Tues
day night. Skating Is from to 10
Mrs. Granville B. Hoey, wife Of
Lieut. -Comdr. Hoey, u. 8. ~, has
taken d house on Martin street, this
city, and has with her her mother,
Mrs. Merriman, widow Of Capt. Mer-
Fiman. q. s. N
MRS. Silas M. Terry, widow Of Adj
miraI Terry. has arrived at Madrid,
Spain, where she will spend the
spring with her son-in-law and
daughter, Capt. and Mrs, Fillipo Cam
Derio. Mrs. Camperio was Miss Flea
nor Terry. Capt Caaperio is At
tached to the italian embassy at
Madrid.
mrs. Thomas Williamson, widow
81 chief Engineer Williamson. Y. 8.
III. ii visiting her daughter, Miss
Luiie Williamson In Washington.
Mrs. George Ahram Moss will leave
here tomorrow for months visit TO
her niece and nephew. Lieut.. and
Mrs. b. vi. Coe, y. s. n, at Cam-
bridge. Mass. lieut.. Coe Is taking
special course at the Boston Tech !.
Mrs. A. e Leffler and small daugn-
ter. Elisabeth. have returned home.
after pleasant Wait 70 Mrs, Isef1ler 3
sister, Mrs r. Spence snsath at Snow
Hill. Md.
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w. B. & Al. Electric
Railroad.
III. CHTY TERMINALS

WnsF- Hourly Service Morning ana wyan1N4
Ma&ween AmnaDoliR, nmIkimeg@ and
WASHINGTON and Camp Meade
fWasktngton and Camp Meada
passengers change ut Naval
Academy JuRca4om.l
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
vgast @&Rsas Asaaaem
6ae. xREa. a. ena, ~. x7Bo a99 @sa.
1@2a 11zn a. .1a 20, 9 zI -
LILO ~ H.
Emava Naval Academy Cate 10 msn1aas
aaxaFarg State Henno NsaEaQn, Ml9Nam
~ as& Ce1ls@a Ave. a@van Ggl masmnea1
6mKEIek.
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VIM Attend
Centenary

Al party of members cf the First
Methodist Episcopal church will
motor to Baltimore tomorrow after
the morning service 10 attend the biz
Methodist mass meeting at the Lyric,
In interest Of the Centenary move
ment. Among the party will be DR..
and Mrs. George II TFeldmeyer. and
Or. and Mrs. walter r. Shsnton The
Annapolis party will return after the
meeting by motor car