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For the seven remaining business days
OF the Victory Liberty Loan campaign
i27136,700 must be raised daily by the
entire district in order to reach the
quota of 5o.000,oo0.
Subscriptions unofiicially reported yes
terday include: =
Bayden, Stone & CO. and associated
companies Ss0Oe,o90/ Prudential In
surance Company. 100000 Lehman
Bros, 10000 Henry L. Doherty
6 Co. Cities Service Company (addi-
tionaD, $l,o02 200; Wilcox, Peck &
Hughes and allied interests, $1,000, 900 !;
George Blumcuthal 1additionaD $1,000
600; American Surety Company (addi-
tionaD. 100000 Harlem Savings Bank
tadditionaD, 100000: Barber Steam
ship Lines and allied companies, New
York Savings Bank (addltionaD. North
River Savings Bank. Hlrsch Lilienthal
Company, Continental Insurance COM
pany and Fl. W. Goelet, each $500, 900 /;
Utah Copper Company and Halle &
stiegiitz. each 100000; Brevoort Saw
ings Bank. Brooklyn, and William Nell
son Cromwell, each $500, 900; l.. L.
Winkelman Co. american Metals
Company. Ltd, and subsidiaries. Fidel-
ity-Phenix Fire Insurance Company
tadditionaD and W. II. Goadby & CO.,
each S25o,o00; Royal Indemnity Com
each D.
600; the Dime Savings Institution and
Charles +. Aver. each $4,000 ::
Isaac Gilman. Burton Bros & Co,
'Titno, Batter & Co., Fidelity and
Casualty Company tadditionaD, East
River Savings Institution, sEdwar I'd
Faulkner Company. American Eagle Fire
Insurance Company. National Sugar Re-
inning Company. Spencer. Trask & Co.,
J. x: Larkin of J. X. Larkln Co
tadditionaD and 'Gwathmey q Co,
each 100000; orinoka Mills. Aetna Life
insurance Company tadditionaD, New
YORK Consolidated Card Company
Semet-Solvay Company. Adolph Levi.
sonn additionally, Hendricks Bros, Inc
"a. q. SteiglitZ. i. V. ID. Company and
'Ostermoor & Co, each $4,000
the business women's and HOSPITALS
committees yesterday followed the WON
ans clubs committee over the top. The
business women up to Thursday had only
reported s2oi.00o, but have since re.
ported 1919, $50. making their total S4s4,-
600. exceeding ths'r quota. The hos
pitaIs committee added s2S.s00. and its
total now stands at s33O.00O.
For tho remainder OF tho carfpaiRn
particular attention will be directed
toward a stimulation OF the sale of cou-
pom books. and with this In view George
de y. Greene, chairman Of the Manhat-
tan committee OF the loan organization.
Issued the following statement:
THE coupon book system which has
beHn put in operation for the Victory
Liberty Lean campaign Is the most con
venient Yet devised for partial payment
subscriptions. and the Victory notes
which are offered on this and other
plans, carry the highest ratio of in
'erest offered by the Government in
many years.
The Governments orr OF Victory
notsr on the instalmsnt ~ SNDnsss thsss
The sun., 1919-05-03

freedom os action while wearing the
contrivances.
The various divisions of the parade in
the order in which they will march are
as follows:
United States Observation-Disclosures OF
Thirteenth, Twenty-second and Forty-second
reslments. Major J. Lswton Collins, com
cavalry-Mounted band and First Squadron.
Eleventh Regiment. 1Aeut.-Col. c. p. Mayo.
comm andlng
Field Artiliery-wer Point batteries, horses
and motorized artillery. Lieut. Col. John e.
Hatch, comm andng.
Tank Corps-Hesvy and whippet tanks.
Major r. B. Harrison commanding.
sisnal Corps-Floats and trucks, showing
means of communication in the field.
:, Engineer Corps-Floats and trucks. search
lights portable printing press, Fret Lieut..
Coast Artillery -Forty-fourth ARTILLERY. G.
a. e. Aeut.-Col. Robert c. Garrett, COM
Medical .Corps-Fioa,s. ambulance CON-
panles held hospit ais, 800 women nurses.
wounded soldiers. Col. y. NJ Hartsock, COM
Tho Nations University and esh,b.
ns. MAJOR :. T. stewart commanding
Army Ordnance-One and one-half miles Of
noats, trucks cannon and exhibits, Major
Bruce Cornwall, comm anding.
Fort Slocum Divisiou-Tioats and men
showing SHOWING the training Of civilians 20 become
Port of Embarkailon Diytsion--rloats
showing troops embahinR and the disem-
barking OF wounded. Col. V. La 8. Rockva
comm anding
Chemical Warfare service-Exhibdt. and
ing. '''
hr service q. Airplanes and balloons on
trucks Dirigibles will eoar over Fifth ave.
nue. during procession)
ouartermaster Corps-Flosts and trucks,
moving how army 10 clothed and Stumbled
with subsistence. Brig Gen. II il. wiitins
commanding.
Motor Transport Corps-One thousand vol
orna lot service In France 20 replace vet
Grams OF war EN- route to transports
General Recruiting Service Division-Carn
UPTON attachments, floats, Major =. RorLe'
Motor Transport corps-Maintenanc. n.y.
hIDhs. Major X. G. Written. comm andinr
construction Dtvision-Floats and exhibit.
ssnoWing WORK by army in building cantonments.
commanding. - ''ie'
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THIRD LOAN
TAKEN; N. Y. IS
UP $43,527,SOO
Districts Total Now $780,
906,55O, Less Than Fourth
of Quota.
S19,93O,GoO RAINBOW GAIN
Hayden, Stone & Co. Subscribe
S8,O00,00O for Clients
Prudential, $5,000,000.

New York city and the New York dis
trict yesterday maintained the slight spur.
In subscriptions 60 tho Victory Liberty
/, Lean tina! was indicated on Thursday.
The citys gain yesterday. according to
offic!s, figures. was 3ao.472,soo. approx
iulately the Same as was recorded for
the previous twenty-four hours The
sa.n for tho district was s4S.527.soo.
which was only a little short of the
previous days achievement.
These figures. however. are encour-
aging only in comparison with the re-
turns In the earlier dayG Of the drive.
Neither tho city nor the district has re-
ported n fourth Of It's quota. and In this
respect Tags behind the rest OF the coun-
Try. The total for the nation reported
from Washington last night was $780,
oeQ. occ-on9-:hird oe the objective.
New York city may reach thin pro-
poricn when complete returns are tab
uiated at the c.oss Of business to-day.
that 10 wha; the loaE managers hope.
An extensive programme devised to in
terest and appeal to tho patriotism OF
New Workers has been arranged for to-
day in the hope that enthusiasm viii be
stimulated.
Even II. as a result Of to-days local
programme, the New York city figures
are brought Up 20 the avcrage reported
fer the coaatry the district will have a
long way TO go. Tonight the campaign
Is two-:h.r'ls ove:. That means that In
the remaining week tho district. includ-
Ing northern New Jersey and Fairfield
cou-ty, Conresticut. must turn In sub
scriptions amounting to double what has
been reported :or tie first two weeks
One ss.oOO,O0o Subscription.
This largest subscription reported yes
terday was from Hayden, Stone a Co.
and the FIRMS associate companies and
was for $s.0oo.00o. Hayden. Stone 6
co. are stock brokers at rs Broad street.
and the total opposite the firms name.
represents subscriptions from clients.
including the Atlantic, Gulf and West
Indies Steamship lines. which we're set
down for s2,5o0,000. The second largest
subscription was from the Prudential In
surance Company and was for $1,000
600. ..-'.
The Rainbow Division of the allied
trades turned in yesterday subscriptions
amounting to s1s.s30.65o.
The Woman's Clubs Committee, which
led all teams In the trades divisions on
Thursday with 245 per cent. of Its quota.
announced an increase yesterday of
sSo1.s5o. making It's total $2,370,s50
The official figures for New York city
and district yesterday were:
NEW YORK CITY. 80.
The sun., 1919-05-03

This is nation wide appeal W.
are cooperating with the other similar
associations in various cities and win
make the protest heard at the next sc,
sion of Congress-
Those attending the meeting yestsr.
day were: Mr.. Morgenthau, W C.
Watt OF the Lisgett firm. e. G. Cole AZ
the Union News Company, L. II jon.
kins OF Huylers, l.. J. Stokes OF Lessins's
Inc; A. Staal Of the United Clgar,
Company, Frank J.. Shattuch NJ
Schrafts. and representatives o. IN.
Retail Protective Manufacturers Also.
citation
The sun., 1919-05-03
MEMORIAL IS UNVEILED.
window to DIR. w. u. Gunnison of
Erasmus High school.

A memorial window To DR.. Walter r.
Gunnison, twenty years principal OF
Erasmus Hall High school. Brooklyn.
who died in 1916, was unveiled yesterday
afternoon. The window is in the
library over the main entrance TO the
school and was purchased by the
alumni. faculty and friends of the late
principal. 1t portrays the Spirit Of
Light"
Exercises we're held in the school
auditorium and addresses were made
by DR.. j. Herbert Low. present princi-
pal Prof C. r. Skinner. Richard
Young and Miss Kate e. Turner. prin-
cipal OF the Bay Ridge High School.
There was music by the choral club Of
the school.
The sun., 1919-05-03

large proportion OF these are wage
earners who at times use soda foun-
talns and ice cream parlors to procure
light luncheon or refreshment. 1t
seems to me that the Government has
no intention OF taxing food. but that 10
what the tax actually applies TO. II
discriminates against the fountain men
and let's the hotels of. ...
The Government expects to get t40.-
100000 a year by the tax. II cannot
get a quarter of that amount. In the
first place. when people learned of the
tax yesterday they changed TO drinks
not taxable.
The sun., 1919-05-03

Tho operation of the Livens protector
viii also he shown. This device. con-
sisting OF a section Of large diameter
pipe. closed at one end and set In the
ground was devised by an American
officer during walk across one Of the
oatuefelds and proved very efficient
method OF discharging gas bombs and
high explosives as we'll
Another float will show the entire
process of filling gas shells from the
moment of their receipt at the plant
to their shipment 10 the dump for trans
portation overseas
Giant gas shells illustrating graph
ically the production of mustard gas at
the time of the armistice will occupy an
other float. while still another will H.
lustrate the various types of gas alarms
In section Of typical trenches
The gas defence section, which de-
signed and prepared the various meth
DDS of multiplying enemy gas attacks.
will be represented by gas chamlkr
similar to those used Mt the training
camps TO give the men confidence In the
power Of their masks to protect them
from the fatal fumes, an exhibition Of
the various types OF gas masks used in
the allied armies. as well as "A group OF
men equipped with the latest type OF
American masks showing their perfect
The sun., 1919-05-03
REAL WAR TO MARCH
TO-DAY FOR LOAN
Victory Panorama in Fifth
Avenue Will Show How
Yankees Won.
PERSHING BAND TO LEAD
Trenches, Machine Guns and
Gas Marvels Among Fca-
lures of Pageant.

b The Panorama OF Victory which the
army will stage on Fifth avenue this
afternoon in the interest Of the Victory
Loan campaign promises to be one Of
the most interesting spectacles the
famous thoroughfare ever witnessed.
The procession. headed by Gen. Per-
shing's band. will move from 10th
street promptly at 1 80 p. NJ. and the
line OF march will extend to Washing
ton Square. Mayor Hylan. Gov
Smith, the governors of New Jersey
and Connecticut. army and navy off,
GERS Of high rank and the military and
naval attaches OF several foreign
powers will review the parade at the
Metropolitan Museum OF Art. Fifth
avenue and Eighty second street
Every man of the service and every
one OF the multitudinous coordinate
activities which have become an inte-
grail part n the army within the last
two years Will be presented by n de-
tachment from Its personnel and mate
rial and floats illustrating its activities
In the field and behind the lines.
There will be trenches, machine gun
Supplements. dugouts. camoufia ged
artillery positions, signal stations and
lookout posts. fully manned by Yanks
ready and equipped for a turn with
Jerry, and Jerry himself will be imper-
sonated by American soldiers who have
donned the field gray and the German
scuttle shaped trench helmets for the
purpose OF adding to the realism OF the
mimic show
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To-day's Chief Features.

In addition TO the parade the chief
features of to-day'f programme follow !:
This is Women's Motor Corps day.
Victory Ways A. NJ. reveille: II
A. NJ, guard mount in area south Of
forum; IL us A. NJ, National League
for Women's Service mobllizes at Altar
OF Liberty; II rs A. NJ, Motor Corps OF
America Major Helen Bastedo COM
handing, mobilizes. Sixty-sixth street
and Fifth avenue; IL l5 A. NJ. Red
Cross Motor Corps DR.. Dorothy c. Smy-
ley commanding. mobilizes Sixty-fifth
street and Fifth avenue; IL noon. Army
and Navy Court, presiding officer, George
r Wilson; honorary chairman. Capt
Catherine Richards: speakers pulpit,
presiding officer. Martin Vogel; hon
orary chairman. Major Helen Bastedo !;
addresses, COL. r. J, Finley and Mrs.
Antoinetta Funk; loud speaking tele-
phone address, Mabel Boardman head of
American Red Cross. speaking from
Washington, ID. c.; 1880 p NJ. retreat
7 to p. NJ, band concerts: s to 10
p. NJ. Baltic night; p. NJ. parade OF
Finnish. Lettish and Esthonian divisions.
with girls IN national costumes. will mo-
bil,ze at International Y. NJ. C. A. head
quarters, Thirtieth street and Park ave-
The sun., 1919-05-03

PoUGHKETPsIr, May 2.-Celebration of
the fifty-fourth anniversary of founders
day, held on the campus ~ Nasslr Col
lege here, to-day was attended by a
large gathering OF aiumnm and guests.
President McCracken delivered the adj
dress Of welcome. which was followed
by an address by Edgar Lee Masters
Among the features OF the celebration
were song contest and an eighteenth
century pageant given by the students.
The sun., 1919-05-03
SPAIN H0N0RS NINE. CURE.
King Alfonso Awards Cross tn In.
dfscOverer of Radium.

MADRID, May liking Alfonso. Il was
announced by the Minister Of Public
Education, has signed decree award
ing the Great Cross OF the Civilian Or
der OF Alfonso MIL to Nine, skIo-
dowska Curie, the distinguished French
scientist. chief professor in the faculty
OF sciences Of the University OF Patis.
The King probably will confer the dec
grafton personally upon Nine. Curie.
The sun., 1919-05-03

Mime. Marie Sklodowska Curie was the
discoverer of polonium and co-discoyerer
with her husband of radum. Toward
the end Of 1898 the couple announced
their discovery OF new and strongly
radioactive substance contained in
pitchblen1, which was called radiur
Prof. Curie announced that more than
half oc the credit for the discovery be-
longed to his wife. Nine Curie has
twice ron the Nobel prize in chemistry.
The sun., 1919-05-03
All Ready for Parade.

As early as Yesterday ,f,erroor ~.
engineers and tho ordnancs erd ~ 80
warfare sections ware beyinnins %
move their an,,innsnt 90 e "
Van Cort,. Nd. 81, 'u noa's .loIh
Ksarny al .. ~ hoHi lamp
parking places near tba s,..,I, 80.
There thew viii ren,ai, uraar pt
until to-morrow
At the Chemical N.r,a c..,.
plant at Astoria tho aiah,o, az
which will exhibIt avery 80, "0a.'
tivity, offensive and Defensive oarrInd
on nv the men who IN Loss -, ~
years devised n tbo,sa,,a 'nau W.
Of usl,irp torr, rarrIa nc" ',cI""us
The sun., 1919-05-03
New York Subscriptions
to Date to Victory Loan

NIsTRrcT's quota.s1, 100000. 900
= Amount OF sab.
scriptfons on.
cially recorded to 4
p. NJ. yesterday. 332, soe,550
Average daily subscrlp.
tons necessary TO
achieve quota 49,. I27,ooo.ooe
City's recorded sub
seriptions to 4 p. NJ.
Yesterday ,........ a42.2o4, $50
From outside View York
city .......... eo.7o1 200
The sun., 1919-05-03

ICAs FOREMOST THEAI AND HITS t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
BUILDING ACTIVITY IN
TIE UNITED STATES

AlI aSsilahic statistics ip1ial "a W.
TACT tiat hniiaiRg s. now wei tnas't
Il sss ~ lsutisins Ne. lle i'sss1
\ arres received direct from ly l''siliis
nr ,le rs II taifesl siiasi slse esliia-
,fs i,tlw haf tgle f'sss1sA
,.slas for plans niea sinriite Ai'ril. iai ~
is#S4 Per cent great hsan ss'f 4 iafaiS
Isas Tise tasi iiilaf Nal'is is
SIS lis sssirlst as ~
III III f.tr fis Issfsast iiletSssse rssl'S''is'ss
THIS year
Thn t!sis prosperity Is ~siaslsFsslsl
fs shown ny liss slet llat ont 81 lla
eitses repart s!s sho@ EAiils 'ss
!. \. 800 a,slx III ss.nNlns lasse This
Is dec s. e'seo1t:l
Middle sfe cis lss saN tha las
min 100 per n southern csiita
ltre neSt with So per ccia gfiil. F;lsfs
SRI cities show 3 per a1lt g.lii siss
Western it,s 4 ) ne
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
SEC LANE GIVES
w g. A. SUPPORT

Alfs Elsie Eastll Nes ll;l, slil expert
on iatiaan I,roalssns has been Fesa'ssed
7y sse I.asin All 6's53iltai is,lie9
Sell fran Ter tiutis lie I1enstr
lleut of 4he Interior until ,lafasirs
lirst Aat she fa,ly nlaks tlEisY SIS
n1s lfads 81 WlGk aIpag lis lflles ai
social eslnea sian .as conducted px tlle
War Work uant.il 81 tlie
Nestoa has been 4 sunei's ssar
ill - Ii 10 rls is5tef. IN he
Isfitssa i'm af The United
sster iaidt,sn
EIer sliaFial tcreat has bern. In
hanle training Tor girls in Indian
schools ana III the health program, ell
reese Yafions, made possible LARGELY
i hrn1eh tbs Interest 81 lhe H8ns Cato.
Sells. toinlnis siaaer 81 lnsliall MARS
ScerelaTy Lame u giving his sllHnart
sta ap M. O. ii health and sociAf
program
Mrs. NeNfon Will SEQ what portions
of the W program are stdapt
alEa q work un the reservation
0'luh, recreation, educational ami
heal4h work FOR girls vii be inyesfi-
gated ami eventually tried pnt
Tho purpose 81 lie 81 In
it's Indian work is mt q rIlarase IL
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
INCREASED TIRE
MILEAGE FOR GOODRICH
AND DIAMOND TIRES

Goodrieh's Victory announcement of
more mileage adjustment on Goodrich
Tires fabric 5000, silyertown Cord
1000 miles has made decided lii,
With every dealer and automobile
owner in this territory. according ID.
the Annapolis representative 0f thu
Goodrich Rubber Company of this
city
He further stated that this new adj
j,tstrnent stands back OF all Goodrich
Tires, including tires already purcllns-
ed til the haBds og user Or dealer,
Fix these new Goodrich Adjustment
figures firmly Id yonr mind 5000
miles for safety Treads 5000 miles
for siivertown as inatead OF the $500
and 5000 mi1es respectively hereto
fore In force.
Goodrich Tires In actual usage on
road and pavement are today untold
Ing such matchless mileage, regularly
ii excess og adjustment basis, that
Goodrich knows II has the strongest.
most durable tires the rubber indus
try has proauced.
The Goodrich adjustment miIeage Is
increased because Goodrich knows the
mileage IN its tires. and II wants to
give every motorist share la their
economy. and a1I-around benefits.
Go 10 Goodrich dealer and huy d
Goodrich Tire or huy four Goodrich
Tires cure that with fair and square
usage Safety Tread VIII render you
at least 60ee miles; and siivertown
Cord ut least 5000
The newspapers. as usual, horned
The backbone OF this very unusual an
nouneement and the cufnanents BY
everyone who has read this advertise
inent that II Ii all that's ZOE per cent.
effective advertisement should be,
The b. +. Goodrich Company Believes
in ncwspa nAF advertising. end II now
conducting one Of the most effective
as well Us result bringing camp igRs
that IL nov appearing IA the news
papers on Goodrich Safety Treads,
Goodrich sglvertOwn Tires and Gengi-
rich De LIKE Truck Tires
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
ACAD. GREA ST CLASS
FIN. IRA ING PERIOD
/ .1rli Ialit.l First PAGE
n - go. 1911 elyilians

l.sers. hat here WI several civilians
present
hase asea rnstrnu were
Secretary d Ivy ne saasrins
senaens Gasertnn siaryland A,i.
linisal mayo. smith Rear il
tairal Ess.als,an sentative rsstsse;t
Aide IS sec ars II NAVY Aide 81
superintendent. Sssfsliral sherle.
lie coaanasslti Ii liashinn,en. 4 ,s
Aamtral Seen hator poinae ter
representative IL. Rear Adfairsli
Melics, senator Ii Rear Asltn it
nriftsln. genre tiyc Broaning
General Barnet fiiliM Fasls.
senator Il fas. rs Atliniral kinhails
Rear Admiral AZ ii. pr Fell eap
t.iiri Leigh. Isleltl q 4.
cssmmodore F'isz Capt bronson
Head ut DepaY III 81 sseaisslissl ls
tsapt Church. Depart alent
Ordnance anu sufs osnslr NsEsf,ll.
lissl " Itepar rat t'sl
en,sir Hiiea,aIl i q nepar tent
af Marine aasi
l1nst Chaplain ESQ rtes Ciarri,i {,
Head III II fl.sss heisa
snitFr Allen. Hsslt es I1episs nee III
Electrical EngilisssIe aifa Pbs
iref sinhenSo nlisa Head of Dan.srf
ment 81 ENGLISH. g. Jones'
Sc i9eoarf4nelst 81 Ag9fegm 4a3lg
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
500 Reward, 500

The readers Of this paper Will be
pleased "a learn that there iii 81 least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able ID cure III All IS ssages and
thar Is eaiaFrh CatarTh beiE.g greatly
fnGuenced BY constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatnent
Halls Catarrh Medicine Is taken in
ternaIly end acts thsa the Blood on
klaN Mucous Surfaces u the System
thereby destroying the Foundation Of
the disease, giving the patient strength
by building up the constitAtioa and
assisting nature III doing Its work.
The proprietors have so much faith IN
the curative powers Os Halls Ca
tarrh Medicine that they offer One
hundred Dollars for any case that ii
tails to cure Send FOR Iist Of testf-
unonials
ADDRESS ]. CHENEl q co.
a ~ alI TsssI
Iaka
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06

The kaisssl' lres. q ms 1t, commit sui
eide il BE IS plaeea e. trial. Which
may increase tie aeraausi for His triaIs
lsistsbnrg Gaaefte Times.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
HOUSEHOLD cAR
Tx Tho Women ai Aauap,itis 4
Same aS EISpN here

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lth d c6asflst
osaail SHOULD "
hsss
And She stld0m wtu
f,sss eee We'll
loan kidney Pills afe
thou lilas.
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ovaf ial years
fsesssl What his Nnna
Miss Rahert seihte
foa iatr af 4
p,liieti no Il, iIitolis,is'
Als st.llssl and my
Afa4'n l!fs Mipii eiit up
tired tlian when Neal
ntsnil
hltior When sla ahtla
Kidney PILLS used 4 rs
ii ia
wiss sseser neesl tff,sil,
alA 81 tAn Nest End E'Ei4iltFs
aate lslHei lne SO intli
endorse iilea
rtica byr. IL all dealers
MY ask FIR kidney us
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
ghgslnfe Gale

One aud enequarter cupfnls sugar.
one-haif cnntul butter. two eggs. two
cupfuls tloRr. one teaspoonful soda. two
feaspoonfgM cseam Of tartar. one cup
aul milk. three small tahIespoonfuls
cocoa, one 1easpoanfai vanilla Cream.
butter. add sngan Wilkes Of eggs. heat
On. milk, Gspr. cocoa. cream tartar and
aoda mixed ~ zaf a