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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-07-24

Llo1l.
! Give thought to the dance at the
Gymnasium this week Friday evening,
at usual time. Savery's Orchestra.
Admission 81. per couple, extra ladies
Csc each. adv
The "cut-over" Of the New England
Tel. and Tel. Co. last Friday noon was
entirely successful and now this dis
trict is hitched up the same as the
largest cities are.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Andrew, who
have been living on Chas. Bonds farm,
have emoved to Mrs. Clemens apart
ments as Mr.. Bond has sold the farm
to western parties.
Rev. H. l.. Kelton, pastor Of the
Federated Church Of Middletown
Springs, will speak at the Baptist
church next Sunday morning and
evening in exchange with Mr.. Brown.
Miss BATHS, representing the wo-
mans mission circle and the Misses
Beatrice Eddy and Gertrude Dyer rep
resenting the bible school Of the Bap-
list church, who have been spending a
week at the Mortified summer school.
have returned home
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-07-24

Dyspepsia il Amercas curse. 10
restore digestion, normal weight, good
health and purify the blood, use Bur-
dock Blood Bitters. Sold 81 all drug
stores. Price sl.25, adv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-07-24
Y HELPS MINIMIZE
BOLSHEV|SM.
eesioes Regular ~" Features Nuts
Maintain Systematic Eoues.
tionsl Campaign

Paris tBy Mslll--The most serious
worries Of the new Czecho Sloyak Re-
public are the food situation and Dol
shevism, the latter partly resulting
from the former and partly from Mag
var propaganda, according TO irving D.
kimball OF Lowell. Mass, a y. NJ. c. A.
secretary from Prague, who is in Paris
for supplies
Food from the United States.
brought in under direction Of Herbert
Hoover, already noticeably is reliev-
ing the food shortage. Mr.. Kimball
says. and the Y NJ c. A is doing
much to minimize bolshevism
When the first army OF Czecho- Slo-
yak troops who had been with the
French entered Prague January Mr.
Kimball, who had been with the Foyer
du Soldat. was with them and now
twelve Y NJ G. A. huts, directed by
MIR. Kimball and F. J, Wright OF Ok
lahoma, are in operation In Bohemia
Besides these athletics, reading and
writing rooms, cinema and entertain
ment features these huts maintain
systematic educational campaign
against bolshevism. so effective has
this campaign proved that the
Czecho- Slovak army has arranged
with the Y. NJ G. A. TO increase its
number OF centres from twelve 10
fifty during the present year. The
plans call for twenty new centres in
the next three months and thirty
more after July.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-07-24

WAR WORK HEAD DECORATED.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-07-24
4How ! Cleared the Mill Of Rats" By
Y Tucker n

As night Waterman believe / have
seen more rats than any man. Dogs
wouldn't dare 20 near them. Got 81
pkg. Of RAT-SNAP, inside Of weeks
cleared them all out. Killed them by
the sore every night. Guess the rest
were scared away. III never be with
out RAT-SNAP." Three sizes, pc,
Soc, Sl.00. Sold and guaranteed by r.
]. Healey, Manchester Depot, VT. adv
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
BUTTER AND EGGS
STIE AND
TURKEYS SOARING

There was no change today Ii bat
Ter and esq quotations at the mafGsg
from Ehoss % NJ weea I'm best
eandasa sEsessaeas ars sfsll selling hi
ave ceaes apiece wnlie barter Is hold
Ing tighs ST sixty-flve cents poss 81,
ii MAS he cpiniosa ii market EaeR-
chants aas aesc prices would aucta.
ate bu8 llsSaa turing kale coming eek,
AcoorffhS q the naarkessegs kas
outstanding feature of the local mar.
Net ID Tie seareitg Of turkeys sxy
few 81 them are Allding their WY "a
he city and these that 10 are ce
gacedaneea pS5cea. nos
even excpsang Thanks fvan asaauss
Claicaeas, 100, ase nOt ID
sleasAfa 81 usual IL this time 0K sse
scar they were cOanEaandlnw
cents i pomna TODAY.
aaeas - Ne asagsg soday Ii ~
ported ia ase only fair despite anasaaA
Is
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
als 81

signs 81 Ehe coming spring ore evil
dent about town, and more especially
Ga Maryland avenuw - the front gar
dan at the houas nearest the Naval
Meadsnly main gate formerly owned
III IND SpTogln estate 81 this gar
den hush of yellow 5essanalne Il II
fali hlaona and tho aosvers lookea
bright and fresh wednesday afternoon
despite tie biting cold and frost at-
mosphere
Several rose bushes II the same
garden have put forth leaves ~
spots ID the Naval academy lawn thc
grass Is of i vivid gren hue. but Il n
said these spots are near the steam
pipes whtKse escaping yap0r sends
warmth and moisture above on which
the grass lhrives These bright gree
grass spots would afford fease 4
the bnnnies Just now
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
~
TATE CONTINUES BIO

Thgough Harses +. Lee. resi- estate
hroksr, tire old rss ilsEstace Og The Late
Lewis R RlAea, Main stress, owned ~
aaA Mrs 5slaa II. Wells, has been
sold 10 a ]. sainehcomh, The Rhen
house adjoins thai of Nh. StInchcoEsb,
and II Is understood he vii enlarge his
present quarters by cutting through
ksas ais. alss b abs to accosa late
aaaaay maare board u :.
The Following sales d lots en Soutas-
@mea avaAaas 6vnaa 81 The estate 81
JaKaea b, Asnrra Charles r Les.
Agant. have been made TIE paat gsw
days.
EustrnGe0g Charles Skyeg has
bOssslsk III beyond the residence os
B Gardner srs stella Gardner
has purchased lot aslSoIaang her
home slter 81 Fobeck has bought
los % oaahs asa avenue, aHa Bisaaop
g Not Williams ms bought fyso l0ss
- ssonttf De avenue and vii build d
haAssa aad cDanrnnasOus hosns
sassreOn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
AUTO COM aTSSI0NER
REPORTS $1,0A1 FINES
FOR WEEK JUST ENDEE
BaItlmor0 Furnishes Mere Than Two,
THIRDS III Vi0lationa Rnt Less
Than MaEf the Fines

AA1&MS III #AMK4t&WMM HMtS Less
Than maEf the Fines
During the week ending February
ss. sI,64i vas collected III fines as
sesasd against automobile owners aasi
drivers hy Conmis sinllass Baugliman.
Baltimore led ii nurnbef III effAilsef
hut yIolaIers of that city paid lass
than half III the Total 81 fines. there
being iOs yio,atlonl prosecuted. AMI
s720 collected III hnes.
Outside Baltimore. and elsewhere
til the state there were forty eight vio-
lntions and assessed fines totailing
1921. the highest fine assessed
against baltimore vs5lators vas SIS,
which vas FOR speeding; the highest
outside the sisy Mas $3.50. Oh charge
en- driving car while under the in
faence 81 liquor.
Three licenses were revoked: seven
wefs suspended, while thirteen were
refused d license. Annapolis citizens
giid not Agare III any of the cases
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
Inst Isay
AZ MOtae
Wa Rngcr HERS TO
HEAR DISTINGUISHED
vIoLTRSIST AT BALTIC

Nathan Rrusil0N. ms Distinguished
vi0lirtst, viii givs i special nusical
program gor the War Mothers oi
Amerfca, iii tbs meeting Or the MARY
land State tiviHless. which tasscs place
|at o'clock this afternoon, ID flae
ardisorsua Of thsA Young Wonaanss
HEhFIsklan association. FTanlfiEn street
and PARK avenue. HaItimoFe
the nseetlng. which ts open 70 tie
public a. well &c to aH relatives ~
men ii the service. will ha addressed
by Thomas wv Simmons. secretary ~
state
II large attendance from out oa
IOWA Ii expected. Annapolis Centre
5vAlae and Oak lard Nd. havarg indi-
Gated tiaat sumter of war Mothers
from their ehapsers would be present
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
taDtaf aatt home soon,

IT'D q letter recently reeaived ~ Mrs
Harry b. Can't. of MiIlersville, this
county, from her son. Capt Harry b.
CAN'T. u. s. N. G.. hs writes that is
expects "a be hone wisAin the nexa
four weeks. CaPsaa.l Can't was
among the FIRST III volunteer ID thr
Medical cospe at the beginning Of tha
war He was commissioned fIrs
ileatenaat and ordered To foreigR
service. He left this country III July,
1917, ana was sent ID England and ap-
posnted to the staR 1t footing Mill
tary Hospital London, Captain Can't
As graduate os the Uniyersity 81
Maryland and the son of the late DR.
Harry Baldwin Can't. u AiiIiersyilIe
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01

N
Prof. esseots Hints Az The IN
canrsy II Present Day
Tele
syagrvRRsT Try CLUB MEET

Eeaween shsr9y-eiv and forty zlesn-
hera assemble Tor Iast nights fort-
mfgasIy naaetsng og the University
eauB held Iii the Y. M &. Il IL, Il 81
Johns college. the president, rog. Fl
i Ffenton, presiding
On motion of the Rev james ~
Smiley. the secretary vas directed 70
write letter expressing sympathy q
Prof. Angelo Hall, "a his recent ~
seavsruent by the death 81 hts wife,
and for his own illness and that q
ms family now asailElcled.
Dr. Samuel Garner Led or with :
scholarly explanation ot she NebnlaT
hypothesis, and NE told Or certain q
his sdsas of planets having been later
aaOpted ~ certain text book on
astronomy. His talk was very inter
esttng and technical
Instructor E r. Lewis gave q short
well organized speech On CONSTANT
nOpla IS the possible seat Df govern
ont i great many 9orcible reasons why
saient O9 the World league. He brought
II wonld be good thing, such az CEN
trail location which has been the bone
oe contention among Tie nations Tor
some time
AGr. Cincinnati IsaguartAa. read d
number os personal Ietsars from his
brother At the front, which were very
INTEREST," Ing. and Prof Alian Mestcott
gave atask Oh the subject of Witch
craft and King James. showing i1nw
king jams naturally tell into the de-
iasioi 0E the time ablut witckctss.l
He then inter ssfingly pointed out that
whether er not We bellows III witch
craft. there II something very Ike Il
ID the present day telepathy and wirs-
Iess.
The papers we're followed By an In
teresting discussion after which re-
fyeassrncnts we're served
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
Eal.z4 Il MRS. j Z Asss

eEess Circle
esags axsam
Sa attenAed naeetlna 0f he
asSihefn Circle VA held ysasasdas
agkafss 81 tlae Grammar achool 49,
Rsly hall st which smtasaating Id
ssxasas1 w1aFs made by tie Rex. I'd
aTa q johnson, rector Og ST AIMEE
and Hush r. Rslay.
The topic, The EennaasIon 81
American CItsaenships was ably pre-
scented from moral ard spiritual
standpoint ~ Tie Rev. johnson, who
Drought ont atFoagly that Christianity
n tn foundation d all good citasen-
HliD.
F@ Riley traated the amhject srOpa
q political point og view, dwelling
supOn Mas Responsibility. =
During the program mrs. Edward
e. Can't sang ~ good voice solo and
81 an encOTs. il business
uaseting followed at which II wss gsvsa
out thaf me Mothers circle has given
% the high Ms veil as he grammar
school vita lieWid soap amd paper
towels. found "a Be 30 necessary and
sanitary, and which are appreciated
by the sosauSags
The Circle also announced they have
made their anaa payment on inc 500
Liberty hond
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
Mare Mi, thasers STRIVE

Three more submarine chisssrs
steamd Into Annapolis last night from
New London where they have been
stationed for training purposes Ar
rival Of the ellasars brought The iiNns-
Der nov tied up here M 70 seyeTlteea
a1ad seven more will be sent here With
ii the near fnfure
The ahasers which have inst arrived
are Numbers Iso. ga and 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
l.ptufsH, sol tsier
RepllnIi l BIZ

reception In honor Of the three
soIaier boss If the First Presby terian
church Nllp have recently returned
ron overseas. will be given on Mon
dag nlFiqt lit The Manse, Duke 0g
4iiala street BIZ the Tri Sigma
seeisf
Tie soling men II whose honor the
entprta iisntenl Is ID be held are Cor
poft tilan Abbott, Private Frank
Rawlings and Private Oscar Robbins,
The g 1 former were wounded III bat
id
lie aeiefy anticipates d delightful
saeIal evening and expects All the
nenlhers I'll be present On this Occaa-
#iotl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
as.fa 80. La.

Ak Ss. Martha Evangelical I4sash-
aran chnnch, O. r. HaAn, pastor, the
services Eog toEnorrow and next wes
xiii BE Is foaaUata:
Morning service at IL o'clock; SBa-
day school 81 y. rs i. nls, MT. Milton
j. brown. siaerinsn uaeHs evenl
Isessles * II 50 eseiiogi:: elhagea cossn-
eli meeting an Monday; Lienten aerv-
acas 81 M esanessaay night ct 7s0. You
ara anykaaga 10 attend an these services,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
81 Ansaes Church

sc. hnHe.s parish lProtestant Epis-
eopaD founded 1882
Il ST, Anne's church, Rev Edward ID
johnson, rector Services on the next
Sunday before Lent:
Holy Communion, 80 Sunday
school, 9.8s class for candidates
$40; Holy Communion, II Confrgna-
ton class, 800 evening service, 30
ST I.uke,s chapel. Passport Sun.
day school, q: 80; evening" prayer.
4 so
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
81. Jaes Church

~ the absence 90 the rotor. Rev
a b Martha. tha laornsng service Il
St James church, 81 I'racy's Landing
tomorrow will be conducted ~ the
Eley Iames u Smiley
There will be the celebration of thC
Holy Communion. raorniHg prayer and
aerrnon
In tho afternoon the Rev Smiley
VIII c0aslncs service 1T Pasadena s. be
has bess doing there Ter sever1l
sa0nkhs S,s.ss
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
SAFE. GENTLE REMEDY
BRINGS SURE RELIEF

you need Take thrAS Of 4oas svery Say.
The healing oil a0Mlrs into the cells and
lining Of tie kianeyg and drives cue
this p0jaOnG New lie and hgaIfb SyiIf
surely follow When roar nOr7ual gsTssss
has been restored conf:nue kreatgassyIs.
for i while 70 keep yourself fa corSdi.
lion ana UEeySnG 4 retugn cG Tia 3ig9
sa@es
Dons 8siE until y0H are Incapable al
fighting Start taking GOLD gE1I1AY1
aazrIean 0aa Capsules today. YoaIp
druggist win ciseegxuEly refund yOglr
nnDneg IS yoN &xs not saessfaeS Min
results But ne sure 81 zee che nriwfuNE
imported GOLD MEDAL ana acrefst ~
snSstiEEeea ia three si&ea. SealsssS
PCS a&e as GO dru& eeoEaa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01

NSs 30 SkSsE gsf1YsEA AaET3 ii & FIaize-
leao (1s9 las enabled suffering human
~ ID Withstand attacks OE kidney,
liver, bladder and stomach troubles
and ali Diseases GOnmeeted with Ghe
wsKinary oexana. and % build up and
restore So hea1kh organs weakened BY
disease. These most important 0EgnDs
magsst Be watched, becas1se they xll&es
and rarity xho blood unasa1 9heY Id
their work y0u are &00a3d.
WEAKNESS, aleepIeesagesf
mess, danpoan exssgys kacka cha, stomach
trouble, rains la the loimB and lower
mhd0maera. gravel rheuE0m fazp, ncintica
ard Inanbago als wMxn joe III GInEsbss
with yeHg kidnayn GOLD MEDAL
Hsasn ~ Cspses ssa she gsnsdy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
nilIlau ( IHls Dance
Isl. .Iullns sIsaWs

hts dance given hy The Co
5if,fn tlli, III 81 Johns college WsAs
II the series at college dances
]. telass isslat aud was q fitting climax
Nttsf hlfs tile college gyni looked
li.9'tf ftetise than On This occasion
NY decorations III nags and pasa
n.t Dies hunting and shade lights. laa
psl1lsls M terms which graced the r.
SIS fltlti.
~ Mrs William III Marcy re-
et'l',Ail ai1'i the following other nsesla-
I hefs t1f ilie college faculty occupied
seF d receiving esatld. Prof. ard
81 4ties = Handy, Prof. ana Mss.
h4'lgs and during The evening IN.
ff dent al the college came in-
s. l lllasinn
iiercs wore handsome gOwn
lets and embroidered II sill
Nsre many girls and cha n
'l3.'ll1 ftssela trona oas Of t0ssn, aa
NH large representation Oh The
81 from Annapolis and the
ems
ice WIS considered "a be orc
3I5S.s .ast brilliant 81 the present 90
II tho college.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
elillll linlly lng
!NDn,lu, light

The regular bs-weekiy community
sing aill be held On Monday night Al
tae state armory Baden street. Miss
Lantse Howard will be soloist and
II Clemson viii also assist n The
SOLE parts,
Boaks will be provided and at this
meeting L will BE deGsnitely decided
Nhetfer 81 not these community sings
vii become permanent feature ia
Annapolis
sin Monday night the students Of the
graiaiAar and high schools will par
litlpats ift The sing and as nany Al
Josh are urged ID astend. The
sink d eng conducted under the ans-
pi,f III The War Camp Community
sfftlts md II II proves worth while
d fefitianeni organization Will BE %
. titafslttzi 90 Monday night
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
80 q AalgTlss1ToN

500. &. zG 500, aD.05, 1905. 11.O5 IA. NJ, ~ as
N5 RaN 9D5 3.s0 400 4gG H@H
@.@K 100. 900. 11OA =. AZ. 12.G6 A. q.
xDaaly except sunday.
Connecting III Odeaton With r. 8. III
oLsocaE Annapolis ta Baltimore.
gSr tlckssa and information apply a
ear city ticket ukaea: West Greet Station
$500 House Station, EoMfge AvenuH AID
alMdAn Streets Carved Hail. Maryland
Wat2l Osac6 u. 8. N. Al Tor 0facAga, MD
sbtpna@n. ssc., connected With the Naval
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
Oriental II amen
Working Together

iii tlle regular monthly nesting Of
.the Nomana Foreign Missionary No.
eiety III the First Methodist Eplsco-
pal church which II 10 be held on
Nailaay night Iii the iecture room Of
MAJ church. AT As, Miss Louise LIN
fhieanf v III h,tYe charge of the meet
iug anu her program will be under
tlle general head Oriental Women
Working Together III Patriotic and
Saeial service II III urged that all
members attend
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
LA .laesi d ..ass IL

,,s tlnEpie deed II wrought
b spoken q noble thou
s.s III glad surprise.
&asr levels rise.
ssve u deeper eOuls
81, ,.,5f fs4ost being rolls,
.,, III tlnawafes
taI ii nleaner q Fea.
p.. whose words Or dssEia
~. Il. lb III Ii our daily peeds
sy.. 0yer iiow
5..5 from what Is low
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01

aS0n makes raany frsessfs
saAo exaa sh tie WI pleaasss
slgis aa i Iss word
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
nanir ain
snlILI ltlt

Nh Aaftie Hopkins returned
horns ISL aisa asss - - ~ \
!. ,sI. Hopkins who Ii son Oh Col.
s,t, hopkins. president 81 the
National bank, and HRS. Hops
~ recently returned from Canap
t.ran ar Rockford, Ill Mr. Hop
Fns nix gigen z cordial welcome
II lifs iany old friends.
Robert Ennis Y. 3. army re-
.as,ItsI. home. yesterday and found q
.tofllis Nsleonle awaiting him from his
pIaps o friends Lieut. Ennis has
l4sn atloned recently at Camp Lee.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01

pgs 81 S. sk0r ~. u IS las
sbean ysasttng ss sister lsw. has -
s0rasd hose
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
on THE SICK LIST

4 young son AZ Capt and AIRS Sara
horn ii aasie sick al his home on
Green street.
Eeggy. the little daughter u Pref
Angelo Hall ard the iate Mrs Hall. IS
quite Ill at her home On Madison
street sutFering from nj ] rho child 3
ather Is patient as the Naval has-
pltal from pneumonia
Master Wells King, son oa Instruc-
10 william i King 81 the Naval aoad
envy and Mrs. King e seriously Ill 81
the residence of his grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles q FeIdmeyer Prince
George street The nature Of the
chflds illness has not been diagnosed,
and Is puzxiirg hunter of physicians
and surgeons Including two naval doe
tors and two specialists from leading
hospitals III Baltimore
The child developed fever fifteen days
ago, and has maintained high de-
gre oE temperature since He Ii not
able to talk, hut Is conscious III what
Is going Oh about him. The little fell
low seens to BE wasting away His
blood culture has been taken. and
specimen senk To baltimore.
1t Is thought the illness may be a
form 81 typhoid d meningitis, but the.
case said to + piixzling one has not
been fully diagnosed
Corporal George & Carlson whose
home II Al Rundquist villa On the
Severn. IS patient at the Fort Me-
Henry hospital His illness prevent
ed MIN taking part IN the concert at
the recital Thursday evening Al St.
johns church. Baltimore srgeant NiI-
johns church, Baltimore Sergeant Mil
SINGING u Corporal CarIsorl's place
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
lllI Is Ii
karI y

Party
WaiEer IrVlns Jewell. son 81 nir,
and Mrs. Joseph seweII, of Parole, WIS
ten years old yesterday, and III homer
OF the occasion he was given d birth
day party aild Ills little friends invited
% celebrate Nth him from seven y
Mrs last ey.,ts rg
After piaaing childish gasnes the
child Iii Msr ia ed 10 parta III re-
frCshments, from, prettiiy spread
table, wher the cnteSploce was i BIRTH
day cake with ten candles. walter
received many nice presents
Mrs IA. Strange has returned
from 4 visit 10 New York.
Xxi John Cornell. aOn 81 hrs. Ii.
Conneli who has ben III with the iii,
u able % be out again.
Miss Katherine steinbock, Ut BaIsi-
ulora has rstarned To her home after
d visit ID Mrs Raymond Cornell. al
Holland street, This city.
FInkHey Alexander, i little son Or
MI. and Mrs. Il wv Alexander, III Deag
street. who has heen oritlcaIly I'll from
pneumonia, Is .eporsad much Improved.
this naogning
List Bars
AT Home
Mrs. d. Faeyster DOW and daugh-
tiers, Misses Julia and Helen Douw vii
be .at home On Tuesday at Leu
warden. Murray Aill This Will be
their last day at home this season
Mrs. Townsend and Mrs. Wescolf
viii be- 4 a home snForynaIly On Mon
day from fOAF to III.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
w. B. & a. Electric:
Railroad.
sssa@
HD.CTTT TERMINALS

lf.FzpurlY Service M0EntnR ama NgeainG
Bekwaen Annapolis. Baltimore and
washington anti Camp Meade
WnahtngtOn eud Camp Meade
passengers change ut Naval
Academy 5nncsaon.l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01

n Riley. wife og the press-
Combined Laundry era
ineinnatl three million
.,..ss.a alton, IS The guest sc
3 Sewers, eife III nr. Sosr~
M &c College Avenue Baptist
s.ai lae parsonage % Market
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
49, 80.

aa x7.S6. ssS. eS6 1O.sSs l3.86. 4. Il
$50 as, S.30. 9.35. 1t.s1. e. "a. .2.M
a. VI
an fraAna F8csgve Or sllachArtke paass sng CARS
AZ local points between Annapolis and
Naval Academy Junction and at Linth-
icum on signal
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Fssaye Naval Academy Gate 10 minutes
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earlier
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01

stIa Riaos,s daughter 81 Mrs.
Mo has been the gslest
I.eekett. &c baltimore.
~ i. has retusussl home.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01

Miss Katherine Steinbock, of BaIki-
more; has returned To her home after
visit II Mrs Raymond Council. on.
Esullsnd street, This city