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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09

AND
One Field OF Musical SCI
Quickensd By The Deasae
Son OF War
RUSS AND AUSTRIAN

Critics hawe nsOstly agreed chat co
war has been very unpnOdacssye eg
notable music. bat there Is at l
lone department of shss art 10 whlas
Interesting Developments ase alnacat
Geartain TO come
Folk music Is the old way iR whtnas
people expressed its native and e.
sential feelings In sound The M0Ee
modern collective methoa u the ue@
Iklonal anthem. And tho war has plsp.
led haync with some hitherto vel
tablfshed national anthems. Also 10
nsnmbes of liberated states will pFse-
emily ba heard from III this cnnneee
ton. We shall have to remember th8
tune 81 The CseoAn- y Iowa khan nassosaai
anthem, so THAI we may Fiae asa
take on our hats when It ID pEagsea
and the national anthem of JuNp-
Slavia
Among the greet overtnres IL gissg
iioid ia music. think III H0zhe Sagia
IChrany which is what the Russians
used to sing God Protect The cxarI
The Gear has no need ia Bio protected
of God now And how about the AUS
TRAN republics Gott orhalss unasfn
Saisor q
These are inst couple Of the caak
standing examples. Among tho Allies
DC the major group, no radical chan
Iieed YET be contemplated. Good 9ax9
the King Ii atlll perfactly good na
Eliah usage. and ilie Royal March 0s
IIfaly has not So far hecn made nhsD-
late either The famous national aag
Iog tho Belgians. la Rrabano0nnas
II more than intact and aa for the
'Aarseillalsc. that little ditty llI
probably last the year ont. anyway
The separate states of Hungary ard
FIniaJd have already each sopelhln9
to national tune ana
30 has bohemia, for the matter re
THAT. But the roster oE these agnst
states. either slngly or In the naw
combinations. is now considers 0lns
Austria and Germany viii hare n E
more or less rereQuipped In paksCe
music: and then there are rolap.
| Lltlsuania. tho Ukraine, Eslilpnla, Mis
yonia and tire other Baltic States. n0e
To mention Siberia Armenia and thcpg
al the eastern division.
China and Japan We frankly do mt
know anything about. They mas III
may not have national anthems
don't know. All We have heard ~
lthoritatisely ii that the Chinese cEss
lies love our American negro jasS zalassa
adore II. indeed! SO sOnathias slas
lteresting may grow out of this pnss
ble graft
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09

unkIl tender, remove che centers. chop
ana mix these With butter. chopped
nuts. salt pepper and bread crumbs
EiII The onions and pour around them
little shln cream OF rich mix. 0r any
broth with which to basic them while
baking. Serve az : garnish % = plat
ter oS pork chops or they may take
the place OF meat
HaIged Ham Soak q ham over night.
In the morning put ii d kettle one
onion, one carrot. SIX cloves. SIX pep
percOrns, one hay leaf and water 20
cover. Simmer Tor two hours. when
tender remove the skin, place on q
rack I'D d baking pan and bake two to
three hours. Blasting with cider and =
eupful Of water flozn thu hann LIQUOR:
When done STIR ID y tablespO Onfua Of
brown sugaR into the cider Hax1ce and
cover the ham and brown. Serve hot
with the liquor fron the pan poured
around Il, Ox served III gravy boe1s
String beans are delicious cooked
Tor several hours with a piece Of sweet.
arm salt pork. They are good cooked
VITA olive Oh c. with bacon. Season
them sometimes With cheese oE chop
paGI parsley 81 chives.
sacs RnEass sasRa Boil half dozen
potatoes and alice while bot E'ry
thin slicas Og hacOn and cnt them Into
small bits. using half cupaul. Pour
on the tat Leaving two tabiaap oon1uls.
stir into this 0ne tablespo onfui o. fiOurs
pinch az mustard. dash oE cnyerne
aud salt TO taata Sfir untai smooth.
adding gradually one-half cupfnl Of
mild vinegar Let the dressing boil.
add the bacon and small onion finely
chopped, then The potatoes. Senve
very hot
Aslppon salad 20 one cupaul 81
crab naeat add one dozen stuffed olives
choDped. Two cupgllls Of celery and
French dressing ven reasoned "a mar
taste. Serve With uAayonnalsa dFeSs'
ine garnisaed with eapers aud pickles.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09


The fool skfeak Is as much an ~
Gained organ o9 the hunan body %
Il ne conscience q the apTSe =
asted Old E'eatza Poster n 81 As
ssbufa which prompts Ss TO 0eeze
eskimate orr Ovn nee. % 2rcy
khAE ws ean beak the Other tesIew VI
HIS osgn ganae 10 believe sEsas me w.
ekae H0a Il luSessed win i herd
ia Sgus wai0 desUge kAelx Ifves Nj
IN soliciting hin 10 rsli KAse on
AZ. To Mcesr lsx fDg Alasllty %
easas agfer dshiIig widows 81
4 man WIN hpspa laugl q va
bsse 10 plant eo
harden b en- ca zs
ancA sUfies 30 hu son y
~ xlss md 81
RsIs rs il " s 4
by Mraf Sss zas ap
~ 81 ~ ~ "a En
do onEy zeEg u
HE q ssa IS fOz 60
u ak eaFe ana
enlly 81 as 4 lssssa % y
ssae
6is ~ 4 us se ss&
lsn 4 s.si gs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09
Worth knowing

Borax water viii Instantly remove
all soils and stains from the hands. 70
make IL, put some crude borax in b
large bottle ard MI with water when
the borax is dissolved, add more to the
water, until BIT last the water can abr
sorb no more and residium remains
at the bottom Of the bottle TO the
water ID which the hands are 10 be
washed. pour enough from this bottle.
Make II quite soft BY It's use the
hands viii BE kept III excellent cone
diti0n, smooth, soft and white.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09
cant. Thenpson Gf I'll cavalry

iii announcing Ii the Capital few
days ago. the birth of daughter II
Captain and Mrs Guy Douglas Thomp-
son, 1T SchofieId GArmyg Barracks,
HonoinlM, error VAS made III the cav
airy designation Of Captain Thonlp-
son, who Ii of the thirteenth Cavalry
and not the Seventeenth. ais stated
Captain Thompson, as stated, q the
son 81 ], Guy Thompson, secretary 81
tbs Maryland Court Of Appeals, and
q graduate Of st, Johns College
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09
gloms Au

Great month
Were y0u born III II?
Other great events mark August
agao.
1t was Iii August f1AS2l that COIunn-
bus set OUT ID discover lis.
on August s. 1868, the frst Atlantic
cabIe was completed BY Cyrus w.
Field.
M August, 1907. the lrst steam boat
IEhas was h commercial success left
New York Tor It's iirst trip Oh TIE
Hudson.
The beautiful French patriotic scng,
The MaYseiiiafsa. wag first supg II
Paris Oh August 10, 1872, b. the Revo-
luttoniats.
Thn nTst crusade began It's march
TO the EfUly Land in August 1905;
the American gTigate Constitution de-
feated the British ship of war ii Aug-
nst, 1912: Germans retreated from
Flanders: their Marine salient was OBJ
liberated. the Allies advanced along
the tine, capturing many thousands
9gE prisoners ana hegalding the final
Victory in August. 1915
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09
TiEl Tips

Using Imperfect sewing machine
needles lie poor economy. Keep good
|suppiy Of new ones on hand
You can make one pair Of near-new
stockings grow where Two grew before
lay using the legs III one pair to make
feet Tor the 0thoE pair. Most pattern
services furnish nattaFnsl
Are yon afraid that new lavender
cotton on linen may fade Fix the
color By soaking iii pail of water
with 4 tea po0nful of sugar of lead
No country can become richer than
tits lands. And can any country have
ideaIe higher than the ideals of rs
|homea
A lot of bother yon may think;
but II you rinsa the feet of your stock
ings each night the added wear the
stockings win give VIII pay for the
bother.
I A half cnpfui Of vinegar and tea
spoonful BIZ alum added to . pail Of
water Is dit you need u make fast
hat blue cotton or linen og which
yon are suspicious
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09
...lrlII ia 80 lIE.

I,e worlA u silsal1ksss
ssl we're shame cog ne
tgll Ifs comp ining
z sish heart q glea
esser alait me- bloou
rl ID hop and sing
Faug d brood e,sr sorrow
ST Is III Wing
ery reature hnfnansiiG
es cascade bright
A .isa rppiing masie
wrong 4 / we're nikht
he Garth II happy
ssa iilagiy i goes
r,rn "a twilight daneing
49, hoiad nurse usy woes
s.. 81 tit World Il sailing.
hi II smiling e0a
s t.r,s heart 0a smiling.
8. s All, p You
lsen tEt0wn HAKd.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09

- w. N.4ae y y y - y
the year a lIftle
sprls parsl
eaten after ca lgl
onions viii remove
tlaa 0b3ectiOnab 10
odOrs
Onlone kl
with Allsa Boil
awpn snsstK ontOnM
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09

ssarvel Hlaal

Cared Nail
K. @. Railey. bridgeport. Conn /:
81 Claasass Runksr. xoWs nsa. Nd: 1T
C'ouadr. Hurs n. d aimons. al NJ
Bailey, Sew YORK u. rs: n N Fzar-
III, Toronto. Orr. w a Tnrnhali.
Toronto. Ora !. VIZ Cuulbourn and
wife. Homegrown Ohio: NJ M Craus
Washington, d C U g. Huasiker,
washington, y. c. Jas. A. Malnroa,
Annapolis: Alex. Taylor. Nj III. q d
sAacK atham. Favat kesville, n C Miss
Il. &. Heppanalall, Pittsburgh. PA. r.
81 Hlppenatall. Pittsburgh. Pa a.
Taippanatall. Pittsburgh. Pa. w d
PITCHER. Boston. Mass NJ 3. G Pitch
er and son. Boat0n. Mass: Mlas Mar.
carer Schmidt. college Paraa Nd +:
Mr.. and Mrs. HI C Brooke and chill
dren. Marshall. Mich. Mr. and Mrs,
N. n simons Marshall Mich: Harriet
simons. Marshall Mich i II. Fogg,
Isl Mlchaels. Ma.
Hotel MARYLAND
S. Burns, Washington, b. Ct;
|ChAs. Wagensesel. NJ n c. r. II.
ChafTe, Baltimore, Nd: Fl n ONO.
hundao. Mateo. Va. Mr. and Mrs n
j. OsIoonovan. Sweet Ar Md Miss
Katherine PliIpob. Phoenix, Md. n.
s. StabIen Eaason, nd ", Ii SimDs,
Harrington. Dell Claude CahaIl. Hars
ringtoil Del. HARRY Cohen. Washing
Inn n III Mira il n RIVERS CRY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09
Distinguished
HI SupeYinfam

ADMIRAL Archibald 1x Scales, q. 81
Suparisssamdes ~ tlAe ASs asssa.
envy and Mrs scales aro entertaining
Is tlieir guests g0s g we&keisd st re
pefintendsssts aur ters. lavAl I. ~ ~
envy. Admiral Ralph Earle. u. 8, III.
Chief & tie Bureau be OrdnAnce. Navy
Department, aal q. 81 aSsa
Mrs Earle Admiral Earle wlAl -
iiser 4 lecture this evening % the Post
Graduate school 81 oSllcere 81 The 49,
q Academy Aslsplnal end es Sea las
viii give dinner naxty tonight "
honor Of their dfassggu isaed as
the table besides Admiral aRsa
Mrs Scales. the host and hostess, so
Their daughter. Miss harriet ssa.
ana lie guests og h0nory AdhalrAa asAa
MS Ralph Earle, viii bs tha asltos
iag Capt. and Mira. 3. q Kifag, tsaESs.
n Ciuverius. command - Ids
sflpaen Capt. e. ~ cars ter sda-
c orpsl ana Asrs segs Com
nianGer and Mrs. d. o. Grpas gsssls
niai'der and Mrs. d n reward. caa
ltailsler ana AEra. Is y. lssOss, LENT
lanamander and mrs. Th0aaaa q. nass.
Mrs Carol n. FOSTER mss @essA RAsSs
liz il Washtnssan gAla acec
panied BIZ her son. Erancia Kr
knteraalRlsg
Distinguishes sAs8
Prof carr0l 81 Eacessss % TOO A 4 sal
Academy. ard Mrs 0steT ere EzkSe'
tanning over tls sas e. ghaals's
y Albrecht. formerly co. % Aasss
celona. Spaln. r.
consul 70 one os sha
cities.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09

Aatse Mrs Haggex ard hgcslser. ur-
tar, entsrtasaea d Esw young friands,
informally. last evening Al their home
sschlIdadass near vEatezgsnry ThOse
present wara &ssa xssa dorsey Cass.
Hiss Mary kirkpatrick H0wat, Mas
LacHal Carr. and Miss Harriet
och. Of Washington First Sergeant
lEashaa RareIl Carr, Asaynard Carr. Ir.,
and Cadet RldgeIey. from College
Green.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09
80 . AsGs. - e 80 80

AlantheK 0g ala0aa daIlet0sss ehicaau
and vans aappera sstaa " served 81
CIaabOrne Eaadss @vsaias Passens
gers en tlas EarFg sseasss viii have
pIa tasaA q asf0y ne h0Eus cooked
anppar Praeaoas tor cssarEGx
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09


We like youg nerve. Sir Thomas
You're b sport from az tho bat.
but when ron say your lit that
cup
xousra "a sng through yoiix hat
YoslEs taa'a ail rkglll. Slr Thonaasl
Ear better than yolsr yachts
BuA tea III not i drink Cor sports.
Aa OMsa are not fea poaa
sge SEEN pour Shamrock I and
IL
we've also seen yoMr III.
And nor yanll asall - no IV
no sn de from tha asa,
But aa you EFeks Slis IaenAas,
wen 81 Slaes y0u come.
1a havv VictOsy yAcht o.
u
~ pat yours o. the bum.
re Ike ar naTva, Sir Thonaa
Ysut yOu snrln0t have that cup.
were haa II roe ss nang years
We aesalne u give +
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09

,,nssitad cuFtin 10 Visiting
GIensood. Howard OOunty-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09

ID

I
'TlAat ul1ac tt0ss bird. the storlr. NeN
over wet Ann polls yeaES rzay and Sos
. hupdie az DOM ID the aIsaSa d j ans
ron, born tO Mr and Mrs Eugene Oak
smith The hahy has heen gaven the
name Of Irvlng aRane. III.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09

Never wash wtnd0Ns whsn tia
shining upon them They witl
cloudy ana atreaky from drytng
fore they are well poIished gJaa
little ammonia IN the water
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09

81 Rts James e, Smiley let today
Issr.rstpwu. where he viii preach
'a,srygW Sc johns Episcopal
fbafgli
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09

aFgedeF1ck goumEy
MI Clarence Il Clemson. and his
lm0ther mOtored this afternoon to the
Clemson Farm Id Frederick county
where Aars, Csamson viii spend two
weeks With her sister in~law Miss
Laura Clsmson. and after few days
AaE CIesn80n. her son, wiH motor %
|ssl Maryss county to jOin MS wife, who
viii accompany BIN on his vacation
Mira. knox Starlings and children
|haye returned from Visit TO Mrs.
|sstarlinga mother III Baltimore
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09

Nexsx give upl gh@ra asp chances and
changes
lxeping she hopssal hundred e
enc.
And through tae chAns. high wtsdOna
afTangez
liver success. Il yoa,'ll only hold on
o0D FoR TopA

The onion n one oe the most yafua
ble vegetables and aaaoald be eafen.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09

ntosa mssl keaD it, II i
4 10y rim i mews
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09
lseu N Indian ndIF

paaIaellf 0f indian Landing ara
.ytsr waller FetDl' to-day. and
s.,ay AnnapoIitana have gone TO en-
tle aecasion " Sestivity N tlas
naaly
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09

- = ~ q ~ xaat3 zn5fK rs Ja
sssssss = - sfE NaH &4A ~ "
Y Tsf gOf. 1f.OA r. NJ
xy5@il* axnvpk SmnaNg
yeSFstfs,m As Udea&@A
9TsneAI Annapolis 20 hais5A 81
sseF nfAy nckes u SEa
aENas Ho0s6 EkAfiesl, Coll
BIesfea BsKe@sS GMagzk
Hasaa. Ngsn u. 81 M ~ 80 IA
shapm4Ms ETC., ceassea
Asal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09
Girls
Mln Fund

The faixy entertainment and panto-
Eniaao. arranged hg CarDIya RIppeFe.
and given on college cSmpus few
agaMfngH ago. MS succcAs, the little
girls reallnlng S6ee. vfhlch they tara
ed over ID the babies. milk and gcn
fnnd, through tie Balssmora sun.
Those who took part were Misses
Carolyn and Aararet Rippere. AIMS
and Elizabeth RldgeEsy, snd Louise
Sfernta. All did very sell
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09
d spend Inn
ii sesssilere
cells Ink
[ angral Ions

MI aud Mrs. James n Barrett, cf
TIE West End, are receiving eungTatu-
latians I'D the birth 81 i ron, born this
morning ii i've o'clock Tbs mex 81
r9al. tips the scales ct seven
pounds. and ii the Elrst child. Mr.. BaF-
rett ii connecta with the printipa
business III the Advertised ofice.
Mrs John 81 Sewers and daugh tar,
Els lee. reached home last evcnlng
from Cincinnati, where they have
beea visiting AErR Charles kalay.
They we're BY Master
Charles Riley. wa0 viii - their guest
until school opens
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09
10 Nar oaa .s

Sir Thomas E.lDt0n Is confident he
win ligk the Americas cup next year,
'Taa attempt viii De made with the
Shamrock tn. News Item
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09

ass x7.3g. 8a9. 9s9 ae.a
SO a.Ts. 5.Hk Gss
A. ~.
sAss 8gafnn xa@aswR OK ds&cna
81 local pUsnta between Ana4
lenim a. nigaak
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09

- ~ ~ ~ &as@ VA = = ~
aop, born % Mr. and hrs. Eugene ca VI.
smith The hahy has ben given the
naisas Of lrvans AaEaaas. e.
go slssaale
Atse Mrs Hag@ex ana hgoslaars uN-
efHi, entseeas aed q ksw yon08 friends
Informally last evening AZ their hDnse
'ssgs nslasH TzSse
present wara Msas Esa dorsey CaSEs
lis MaFy kirkpatrick A0wst, Maas
Lacrs aa Care aiad Mss harriet
EiDch. @ Washington FIRST Sergeant
sEasasea RsvelI Carr, sasaara Carr. r.
ana Cadet hitgeley, aEOm College
q asAa sssst@
sssse 10Y RalaA
1ias taaEy sesa saeas aiaa pazlto-
atsd given on college cs1npna fsw
ayaHttlRA $50 Nas success, the little
Girls EsHAaanssag Se.se. y laich they enEHa-
81 ever IS kns DaDaea MlsR An0 scA
Those who took pert wsre Kisses
Carolyn ard MaaSaret Rippere. aims
'afsd ElaEabeeh laldselsy, aSla Loalna
erata Az eaia very well
Mayors Sen
1sssemag knesa GaslaN
Dir. 1ohEa ALLAH Levy son Of MayOn
John ] Levy, who has been at Camp
Lee. Va, With the q. Johhsa College
eontinsant f0r TIE past ~ weeks h
the B8a@Ewe 1g8e@EGs Training &9Ep&t
lsas retussIsd u bis home aftsr apead-
ms b week. with friends III Richmond
and Norfolk. Va
Miss Hsaea Aa4nns9C k. og Richmond,
Mary Frlrkpatrsck HOwas. a wald-
radge' thia wasas has returned honas.
Prof stanwood Cobb, instructor ef
English a. tlla Nagal Aeaanmy. Who ls
On his vasatl0n. vas ~ Annanolla on
business thia week
Ass llsan WoxlA ifston Nth =
week, iaaaslng tbs trim on the larry
steamer HaFriIAssOaa
vistsinw Der parents, Mr.. and MRS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09
mea FROM ilIassas
u leln husband

ues Charles s. Range arrived ii
.s,,.palIs Thursday aftaBnooa and
,ssas l.er husband, 0ilaEIes B Hsnge.
.ss 4 nov stationed Is viaeiiington.
il Tie Army and Navy Bnlidins
&, sernanent duty Hrs Range haxi
Il snesentfni but tifcsoFne tTlp, gr0sa
h.r hohte ii GrecnAesd. ZIG. har. Ang
III Range viii reside for the present
s,,b m ana Mrs. Frank Fell No. yS
MARYLAND avenne. on until saasz mag Be
sble e. sernre desirable accommodate
.lgps ID he Capital city
aiss Helen Moss. wilo II engaged
II social settlement work al ookIyns
&. b spending her vacation With
her parenis. Judge and Mrs Robert
Ness shilNright street.
sr ana Mrs Giaac0ck. 0g Baltimore
sfa sisiting Mr.. 9IascOcl's sssteF, Mrs.
frank Ii. DuyalI. Wits 0F Senator nu~
vail az their homa Heag ST. Mar
gafel j, this county.
!. Guy Thongs an. aaoSetarg - ssaa
ladges og the Maryland Court ok ~
peals, and Mrs Thompson, LETT sodast
ii spend aoveFal ays wlth relatives
md friends ct sandy sprlnga, Mont
sonery county. the former home Of
Mrs Thompson.
D spend YAclnE
ii Scashere
aIr, Eiward 81 Cole, local uaalar
oi tho Postal Telegraph Comp 81. Will
leave hape Monday F1g hse vacation.
which he Viii spend with his brother.
Judge Colo. Ut Atlantic City
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~. B. Al.
Railr
es.aea
1D.CTTY TE

Half Hourly Service hAeg q 49, ~.
Wetwean Atlnap0llg, hslaasa
xvarhanwf0n and Gasp
mshSngt0m ana Cams
s,aeaeanarM change ~ N&aAk
AcadSrmy JunctieMl
MKAvR AM
VgSS8 asEass SsGskaM
80 $50 ago go. ~. xT1Il
- IA - n "a. 4. MI, f1.1O, -
800 -. "a, 80. sA.zA T.Q9s
-. AA.1y ss e. Academy Gate a
Asas@ ~ vifsrs sssta' House &sadc8
a ana ColIege Ave-. screen 90
eAFtfegs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09

Ass lagan Vert inkton With d
parEy os glaasla. slaatsa clalhorne this
week. snnaslmg the trim on the larry
Eateamag Harrington.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-09

AsFs. y. al EDEdyOes who has been
yisGking Der parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Izanry Wastphak Conduit street lett
this rnosning "a Join, her husband at
Newport. Rhode IaIand. Tor the rest of
the summer and 0asas faIa.
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/ g n

Nh z0hn Altar levy. son De Mayor
John ] Levy. who has been 81 Camp
Lee. Va. with the 81 John's College
oontinsank tor the past stx weeks h
the Reserve otaeexs' TRAINING Corps
lsa5 returned u bis home aftar apead-
ms i week With friends II Richnond
and Norfolk. We.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
BOLSEVIKAI UzIMA
CHARKOVA

Londonas, rugs. 1 d. =
Pranesama, kad bolsevikai
Maskvoj isleido oficiali pra
nesima, kuriame sake, jog
miestas Charkov rengiasi
.pasiduoti be jokio music;
taipgi bolsevikai sake turi
zymiu laimejimu ir kitose
pietu fronto vietose.
Gi Orenburgo distrikte
bolsevikai esq sueme sauliy
bataliona is 800 vyru If ka-
zoku pulka is 500 vyru.
Bolsevikai taipgi pranesa
kad generolui Denikinui
menkai sekasi visame jo
fronte prizes bolsevikus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
UKRAINA ATSISAKO
NUO NEPRIBULMYBES

Londonas, rugs. 1 d..
Gauta is Maskvos bolseviku
bevielis telegramas, kuria-
me pranesama, kad pries-
bolsevikiskas vadas genero-
las Denikinas padare su uk-
krainQ vadu generolu PetIu
ia sutarti, sulyg kurios Uk-
raina atsisako nuo politis-
kos neprigulmybes, bet no
ri pasilaikyti kaipo valstija.
Apie galutina Ukrainos
valdzios forma, kaip prane-
sa minetas telegramas, nu-
spres buismas visos Rusijos
steigiamasis susirinkimas. :.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
NINA UzMUsE, PASKUI
SUDEGINO.

Boaglusa, La, rugp. 81 d.
siadien minia apie is 1000
vyru suem5 juoduka NcCar-
ty, buvusi kareivi, kuris bu-
vo kaltinamas, kad uz puole
moteri baltveide If moteris
j pazino. Nina ilgai nelau
kiant juoduka nulinciavo If
pririsusi prie automobile
atgabeno prie jo namo, kur
kunas tos pacios minios ta-
po sudegintas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
TURKIJA NORI AMERI.
KOS GLOBOS.

Paryzius, rugs. l d. -
Turkija, sulyg pranesimo
Oh. r. Crane, kuris buvo
pasiustas istirti dalyku sto-
vi Turkijoje, tuojau sutik-
tu nusiginkluoti, jei tik Su-
yienytos Valstijos apsiimtu
Turkija globoti; prie to Tur
kijos valstlbiniu sentru ture
tu pasilikti Konstantinopo-
lis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
Vokieciai uzpuls Bolsevi-
kuS is Lietuvos.
Okrainai atSiSakO nuo Ne
prigulmybes.
Turkija nOri Amerikos Globos.

sijos kareiviu nelaisviu ir
priskiriama prie siu "kolca-
kiniu liuosnoriu." IS Vokie-
tijos taipgi prisiQsta apru-
pinimui sios kariumenes
28O orlaiviu, 100 automobi-
liu ir vienas apginkluotas
tarukinys.
Tai yra priezastis kurios
delei vokieciai netik nepai-
Sc Lietuvos valdzios reikala
vimQ issinesti is Lietuvos,
bet nepaise nei isakymu
Foch.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
POLICIJA NUDRASKE
RAUDONAS VELIAVAS.

Chicago, ILL.,, rugs. 1 d.
siadien policija neleido ko-
'nunistu partial -.tidaryti
savo konvencija, pakol gre
ia arudonQ veliavu, kurios
puose sale sienos, nebus da-
deta il amerikoniSkos velia-
vukes. Kadangi komunistai
atsisake tai daryti, todel po
licija nutrauke nuo sienu ir
raudonus velukus. Vienas is
komunistu tapo arestuotas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
ANGLlJOS LAIVYNAS
BALTIKAN.

Kopenhagenas, rugs. 1 d.
Is Karaliauciaus atejo zinia,
jog stiprus Anglijos laivy-
mas nuplauke linkui Petro-
grado. kurio tikslu, kaip
manoma, yra kovoti prizes
bolsevikus. Spejama, kad
Sis laivynas aplankys pake-
Lyle taipgi Liepoju, Ryga ir
kitus pajurio miestus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-02
ISGELBEJO 44O LAIVU.

Londonas, rugs. L d. -
Anglia 1915 metals isteige
prize admiraltijos speciali de-
partamenta gelbejimui laivu
Pasirodo, kad begyje arti ke,
turiu metu tapo iSgelbeta
440 laivu1. ISgelbeti nuo
juriu dugno laivai If pre-
kes yra apvertinama ant $3.50
100000. Nekurie laivai buvt
iSgelbime If skandinami ar tai
narlaiviu ar per Siaip nuoti-
kius po ke1is sykius.