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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28

Homer Cray. OF Charleston, will re-
turn t. his duties At tn" state capitol
today after spending Thanksgiving IN
this city.
Il few days in the city looking after
business interests.
l. ~. RUdebaugh. of the Ohio Gener-
ator company. $ spending III" week IA
Washi.gtun. D. G.. attending T. bust
hess matters in connection Of the COM
pany. OF which he is the general r'an-
eEcr.
Church Nelson, OF Holyhok". Mass.
Is sn"ndinS the week here the guest or
friends.
Miss Catherine Werner. Of Allentown.
"a. LEFT yesterday afternoon for her
home, after spending the past few days
n. the city the guest Of rc!',tiE'S.
Joss. Hopkins is home from college
tos pee Thanks giving.
Miss Marian Meriweather. Of Little
ton, who spent yesterday in this city,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
About People
Movements Of Individuals 70 and
From the cry.
AT THE HOTELS.

McLure-C. l. Armstrong. r. s.
Fever. Purker-hurE: T. ". Nprr!S" I.
= Ec.lcy. :. X. R"crcr. tlIrk>Hur-;.
W II. Kothman. New Aortn SEilt": J.
NJ. Long. Charleston; J. y. Walters, FL
AiaS. Leo Kennedy. E@.r:."rt.
Hogcrs-W. ". Strain. Charleston
Stamm-J. W. Tn mas. Maud.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
NAeadanaY Dance

The Thanksgiving dance given BY the
Macldemy club last evening in Conven-
ton Hall. Auditorium building. was q;
very enjoyable affair and was ATTENDED
Me Of The city. Jacobs novelty ofches-
ira rendered the musical program IN
thcir usual pleasing mAnner and punch
was served throughout the evening by
n,ack COMPOSED the COMMITTEES in charge
Of the dance and to them goes the
credit of making the affair 20 very en-
joyable. ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
wedding Anniversary.

opnarcnt Mt the table about which there
were covers laid for twelve guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
rwo Delightful Events.

The dancing classes CohheCttu
the Lima ii'nnIg sherman e.; TG"o Iircc-
ton Of Mrs. W. IL. Shaicr. VII go
two very attractive parties. Lh Hi i ,nsc
for the juvenile Department. VIII az On
place on Saturday aficrn@nn. while me
Scc,,ud Will be gwen on Tuesday nlehl;
both at the ball room Of the Hotel
Windsor. . I'll, ho
attended by the JUNIOR members OF tt'g
classes in rhythmic. ball room ana
inspIratiunal dancing. each or whom
viii invite II little friend. and Will DC
sponsored by the parents OF inc yOuun
dancers who Will assist in serving ne
refreshments and III looking alter me
pleasure of the guests Resides thS
regular dancing Of the classes IhtIe
Will he special numbers introduced III,
Guiding the various intcrprctalINe ana
classic Spccaltics which they nave
! learned during the season:
The following ladies have been In
vitrd BY Mrs. Shater to act as aT,,oh hoS-
Hcnri T. linz. ". Z. Krurp, F. ".
Shircr, Herman r. Arbcnz, +. W:
ncu>cr and JHmts EalS'"n. and VIII
have charge Of serving the refresh
Mrsdamrs Percy McCullcy. o. Girls
more and 6. f. Hoffman will look al
ter the costumes and the dressing room.
ON Tuesday night the classic dane
ing classes. which includes many prom,
lncnl members Of the y"ungcS set. ana
tn" young married people Will give a
Custum" party under the direction oil
Mrs Lima ll"uu!nE sherman and Mrs.
W. II. Shrfcr. which bids fair to be one
of the most novel events the sea- on
has been thus far. TIL" costumes Will
Dc clahurai" and hand.om REPRESENT,
lrG the Culunia! period. and many OF
the dances VIII he IN keeping with the
history Of those times. the old fash
: luncd gaNnii", the mazurka. and the
: miuuct. which have recently come into
: favor again. Will he introduced as well
! as the modern n'"rprctativc dancing.
During the evening light refresh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
LOCAL PEOPLE
To MORGANT
W. y. u-wL, FOOTBALL GAME
ATTRACTED MANY LOCAL
FANS TO MoRGANToWN
YESTERDAY.
Thanksgiving Was Observed through
ont the Local District With
Many Small Dinner
parties.

The football game between West VIZ
g!nia university and washington
Jefferson college. which was plhyeG
yesterday all MorEantown. attracted
many local folk many of whom are
graduates Of W. V. L. Besides the rc'iI
foot ball fans of the city man! lhcu!-
bcrs of the fair Sex also mad" inc TIP
To witcsS the most interesting EriulL"n
cyrrA Of the year locally. Many hHf
arranged to make the trip by aut"inon'Ie
but owing to the very inclemcnt weather
Of the past two days, most OF In,n. IT,.
went by rail. Those who are mcnlotIS
Of the Kappa Alpha fraternity Stay"u
over TO attend the banquet when was
an event of last night.
United States Senator Ho"aro sun
c,l land, state Senator SinScl. OF Nralto";
Prosecuting Attorney Il. l.. Ramsey. OF
EroCkc county. Hon. J. l.. l-akin' chalr
man of tho West Virginia l"ard or Con
troll, and Judge l.. W. Morris. OF Nc"
Nartinsvillc were among the very
prominent pcopl",at the game.
Local ones included:
Miss Elizabeth Eurdats
Mr. and Mrs George I B"nke
MIR. and Mrs. ]. J. +. OIricn ..
Tom l.. Folk Or. =. "; H,"''''
WIjam Tran2hcim Robert Reed. Jr.
" c,,nr,Ius Paul NcutZlnS
DR.. J. W. Gilmore Carl Mll,,r
Or. W. s. IiamiltonO. &. Manic
+ W. Bah, Jr. G. J. Critics
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28

Attended by q lArge numDtf OF.
Masons and their friends the Thanks
giving dance given last evening In the
Scottfsh Rite Cathedral under the aus.
nicrs Of the Scottish Rite Guard, was q
most enjoyable event A local orches-
ira rendered . fine musical program
and a buffet supper was served during
the evening,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
Dance at windsor

Many young people are anticipating
the dancing party 10 he given by Miss
Nancy Br"law as one Of the most de-
Irhrful affairs OF tn" week This viii
be held Saturday evening in the ball
room Of the Hotel Windsor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
Second Of 1OE1N1.

dances TO be given by the Odd Fellows
Club will be held this evening in the a.
O, L. W. hall McKees augmented or
chestra will furnish the music ana SE
evening Of pleasure Is, promised all VINO
attend. Each Friday for several weeks
there will be one OF these delightful,
dances given. Messrs. George NiYhten-
gale and Albert Auth compose the coH.-
mittee in charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
PANTY OtNM.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Kirk, OF Pleasant
Valley, entertained yesterday with .
Thanksgiving dinner for the entire
family. The affair was one OF THO
many similar dinners Of yesterday 4no
proved most enjoyable. g.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
~, f+rn,en nanca TON Eht

rb;r CIrniur in tho auditorium OF the
Ell, club the "Craftsmen" will entertain
viih heir Thanh sgivinG dance. Ihc
,l,ih Will he especially decorated for INC
orCasirn Lanr hans and Manager GarueII
h.,rr in charge. The musical program
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28

BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMPs.-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-02
FAREWELL SURPRISE TO
1T. AND MRS. CARLETON

On Wednesday evening, Lieut. +. Il.
Carleton, II. s. n. r. HI. and Mrs.
Carleton were the guests ~ honor at
1 surprise party at their home, No.
Oklahoma Terrace
Other guests OF the evening were
Lieut.. and Mrs j r. Black. Lieut.. and
MRS. j. Nj Beauchamp and Lieutenant
Lnpiniski
1t was really farewell party given
on the eve BIZ Mrs Cartoons depar-
fure. with her two charming daugh-
tiers. Mary Llweilyn and Jacqueline
q, nnen. for a visit 10 her mother ii
Richmond, Va. Mrs Carleton will moi
return 10 Annapolis since Lieutenant
Carleton expects 10 go on active duty
III the near future
A feature 0f the evening was thai
the hosts Lieuts ]. r.. Duncan. C 81
Turner. Il n Burgess and H 3. Dress.
fer, prepared and served the refresh
ments without the assistance OF any
ladies. Dancing and cards were
among diversions enjoyed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-02
ACCIDENTAL VISIT
70 THE COUNTY HOME
PLEASES VISITORS

while out on business visit IN
connection with the work OF the Home
Service of tho Red Cross, Miss Nell
Ennis. secretary. and Miss Katherine
Taylor, Motor Messenger, BY accident
got on the road leading to the County
Home
Being so near the Home, they paid
an unexpected visit there, and we're
highly pleased with conditions as they
found them. Both ladies declare the
place was spick and span, the over
seer was busy gardening and working
about the place and his wife was as
busy ais could be cleaning up and
Frightening the rooms.
Their visit was wholly unexpected
and they found things as they are AT
the County Home, neat and clean, and
the inmates happy even amid adverse
circumstances, dependent on the
bounty OF Anne Arundel
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-02
SELLING BUTTONS FOR
BOYS ENTERTAINMENT

Buttons of the Blue and Gray are
not the only buttons that will be on
sale here for helping raise funds for
entertainment OF the boys when they
come home The Blue and Gray be-
long to the Twenty ninth Division, who
sail on Sunday and to which many Of
the city and county boys are attached.
The home boys are also ii The Seven
ty-ninth Division whose horne -caning
viii be later. and the buttons OF the
18th are expected 10 be here on Mon
day al the latest. SO that I'll the Anne
Arundel boys are to- be represented by
the buttons. The minimum price for
Il button is TO cents, but any one may
rive any sum above this They desire
To swell the fund People subscribing
d considerable sum will not - called
|np0n IN the drive for funds In the
house TO house canvas later on.
re Seventh ninth Division buttons
afe gray and blue background with
"A gray Lorraine cross ID the Orna-
ment
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-02
nnfrhtss Meetings.

Al important meeting Of Annapo-
lii Lodge Of Masons will be held to-
nikht III Odd Fellows hall 81 which
nH Masons are urged 10 be present.
The question 81 rebuilding Masonic
Temple, greatly damaged oy fire ct
the time the Colonial theatre and the
old Capital building we're burned, will
ba considered at topight's meeting
Tonight fIremen or Water Witch,
rescue Hose and independent COM
Danies are to hold an important meet
inE al Rescue Hose company's head
quarters 1T O'Clock The meeting
Is called for the purpose Of making
alans Tor welcoming home the enlist
ed men and entertaining them upon
their arrival
For further particulars Of both
meetings see advertisement.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-02
SEEKING MURDERER
ALONG NEW LINES
Continued from PAGE one.l

=
IL different method viii be pursued
from now on. and the very best pos
sibge experts viii BE consulted iii the
matter and will be asked to take an
active part Iii the search Fl Ii truc
that any physical evidences which
might have existed are removed BY
this time, and anyone entering the
case at this time will be seriously
handicapped As matter OF fact, when
the officials arrived al the place where
the body was found on Sunday after
noon. SO many had visited II that
nothing could be obtained from an
examination Of tracks in the vicinity.
Deputy sherIff William d. K. Lee
spent practically the whole day In the
vicinity yesterday Certain informa-
ton had reached States Attorney
Green. and he wished Mr. Lee 70 make
investigations along the suggested
lines. These we're done with great
Ithor0aghness, but the result was to
lead away from the criminal 1t can
be said that at present the authorities
have accepted the statements of every
one who could have been thought to
have any knowledge Of the killing,
and ali 10 whom they have talked APP
pear TO have made full and frank
expression OF all they know about the
matter
States attorney Green stated frank
~ this morning that he did not be-
lieve that the murderer would be dis
covered unless d confession was
forced from him or In some way he
made misstep and directed attention
towards him He called attention.
however. to the FACT that the most
careful investigation had been made
BY Mr.. Lee and his assistants, and
that the work they had done woulE
prove most valuable to any experts
who were brought into the case.
Fl is still believed that Mr. Tydings
was met In the woods by some one,
and not followed from Robinson's sta
ton. No person has been found who
saw him after he started towards the
boulevard, and ii was broad daylight.
1t is further believed that someone
who knew him well committed the act,
but no suspicion is directed at any
particular person.
Residents OF the section maintain
their intense interest Id the case, and
their desire 70 see the murderer ap-
pretended and punished They desire
the services Of expert detectives In the
case, So far as known, no one Is maxi
ing any private Investigations in the
case for the purpose OF trying to Sc
cure the $500 reward offered BY the
County commissioners for the conyic-
lion OF the murderer
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-02
Get Your Sugar Now

air w G. Jones. representing The
Franklin Sugar Refining Co, was III
I the city today looking after the inter-
est Of his company Mr. Jones says
that the thrifty house wife is getting
her supply Of sugar for her preserving
now
I'm q few weeks from now, Mr..
Jones says, the demand for sugar Will
begin The season OF small fruits and
berries will soon be upon US, and 4
gradual increase in deman will result
from week to week
The call for export has been very
heavy and continuous There has been
d very noticeable increase in domestic
demand within the last few days
throughout the south.
The Food Administration urges full
supplies in stock 70 be available for
preserving and canning
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-02
BUTTON, BUTTON
WHO GOT a BUTTON

Everybody who IL anybody II wear
Ing one of the Blue and Gray buttons
with welcome Home Annapolis
soldiers on 1t
These buttons are on sale, and the
minimum price IS ten cents, but you
may give as much As you like. They
are source Of raising funds for the
entertainments of the soldiers when
they come home
Miss Eva Clark has the buttons for
sale. This morning two gentlemen
who took them gave her $500 each.
III you haven't a button Of the Blue
and Gray irssignia, get one.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-02
MYERS COMPANY
GENEROUS DONORS
TO HOSPITAL FUND

Funds for the Emergency Hospital
were swelled this morning ait The
Capital Office by generous donations
from the Henry b. Myers Co and
Myers Garage. a check for $500
vas given the hospital by the Henry
b. Myers 90. and one for $500 By
the Myers Garage OF which Mr.. Wal
ter b. Myers IS treasurer
Both companies were equally gene
rous toward the fund for the fash
light for the City Fire Department
Eof which Mrs. Nevett Steele is Gus
todian The Henry b Myers Co gave
the aashlight fund $1,000. and the
Myers Garage gave q similar amount
These have been turned over to Mrs
Neveft Steele, while the fund for the
hospital has been turned over BY the
Capital To Mrs George n. FeldmeyeT,
treasurer for the Emergency Hospital
Mrs. Steel acknowledges the follow
ing other donations for the fiashlight
for the flremen
Ernest Vanous, soc: Geo Saffield.
soc; Mrs. Moore, confectionery, Mary
land avenue, $500; Philip Morgan,
500; II. ]. Schmidt, 800: Dr. Pnr-
Wis, si.Oo: Caldwell Co. $500; Albert.
WEIGH $500; Clayton Brewer, $1.0o::
Allen Bowie Howard, $10O; John G..
Boessel. stO0: Leon Strauss. $i.00::
Mrs. kurtz. 800; Mr. Hantske. 75c::
Charles Howard. soc; Edw Cassidy.
csc; Acme Garage. $500 Commander
Vernon. 500; Bailey. Banks and Bid
die. 500: Miss Munford. Soc
sotal In bank now is $I36.77, with
S63 % to raise.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-02
CAPT E. j KING
ASSIGNED TO HEAD
POSTGRADUATE DEPT
Important Branch OF Naval Instrac.
ton VIII Resume lis Work
AbOut July First

The work Of the postgraduate de-
partment of the Naval Academy, In
terrupted about two years ago on ac-
count of war conditions. will be re-
sumed Oh July LIST. next, with Cap
tain Ernest j. King. u. s. M as It's
head Capt. King has Just been re-
Iieved of duty as aid and assistant
chief OF stan to Admiral Mayo, CONS
mander Of the North Atlantic Fleet.
He is known to be brilliant and
highly equipped officer, and splendidly
qualified for the important work to
which he has been assigned.
Graduating with high honors in the
class Of 1901. Capt King has done
much original work along profession
81 lines and has made important con-
tributions on naval subjects. In 1909,
ne was the gold medalist Of the Y. 3.
Naval Institute, the subject Of his
essay being, Some Ideas About Or
ganixation Aboard Ship.
The assignments Of instructors to
the department has also been made,
Professors Ralph E. Root and Leon
arfleA. Doggett, who though they have
ma aimed their connection with the
department. have been assigned to
other duties while Its work had stop
ped for the time, will return to their
original work. Prof William p En-
mis- and Instructors G. a. Styer. g. Z.
Bolgiano and CT " Brambler have also
been assigned to this department
There viii be between forty and fifty
junior officers 81 the Navy who will
Sc assigned 10 the different courses
which viii be carried out By the de-
partment
Commander Joseph = Hileman. who
has been acting head OF the post grad
aate department, Will be relieved from
that work, and will remain as head q
the department of marine engineer
| ing and naval construction.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-02
MISS PINKNEY AT
BALTIMORE FIOSPITA Al,

Miss Helena Pinkney is patient
Iat the Church Home and Inflrmary,
Baltimore. where she will be subject
to an operation when her strength
permits
Miss Pinkney Is under the special
care and treatment 81 Or Cullen and
will. be operated on for appendicitis
and floating kidney Az present
she is Too weak 10 stand the opera
ton.
Miss Pinkney Il d former resident
of Annapolis, and resided with Mis-
Amelia Pinknes until the latter's
death She has many friends here
who hope for her speedy recovery
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-02
YOUNG GIRL ILL
OF PNEUMONIA

Miss EfGie Phipps. oldest daughter
81 Mr.. and Mrs Charles Phipps. is
very iii at the home of her parents
on Church street She has been sick
for ten days. and now pneumonia has
developed
Miss Phipps is 4 loving helpful
daughter. / kind and faithful friend.
she and her parents have the synpa-
thy of her many friends who hope for
her reengerY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-02
tomorrow and It's needs

tomorrow and It's needs
10 not pray;
t,.... HI illY Tod from stain OF sin
Just for today
10th diligently work
And duly pray.
81 kind IN word and deed,
Just for today
iit wrong Or idle.word,
nthinking say.
Fl q seal upon my lips,
Just for today
il season. Lord. be grave.
il season gay;
s ile 5e faithful TO thy grace.
Just for today
st 5day my tide of life
should el,b away.
p. .t come safely home TO thee.
Dear Lord, today.
al II tomorrow and its needs,
do not pray:
pa me guide NE. love me, Lord
just for today
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-02
APRIL PETIT JURY
is THROUGH WORK

The jurors in attendance upon the
April term Of the Circuit Court were
discharged this morning, subject to
recall should any emergency arise.
All OF the jury cases had been dis
posed OF for this term
The snit Of Mary and David Imam
Vi. Thomas Sye for services rendered
was decided III favor of the defendent.
Preston 81 Rowe. charged with
forgery was paroled on bail, for the
October term Of court.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-02
MAY DAY GIFT
70 SCHOOL TEACHER

Miss Lucy Redmond teacher Of tho
seventh grade of the Grammar School
vRas xivsn May day gift yesterday
~ her pupils who remembered her in
i sweet manner
Al beastIgai Basket RiIed with violets
nma buGsercaps was presented Miss
RsanAorsa. s0gefher with barge b0x Of
delicious candy. The gift was d touch
Eng tfgbuse BY the pupils os her class
ID their beloved teacher,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-02
tailed Here Ry
sisters Illness

montgomery tnee Bessie Tate1
York. has been called here by
~ illness 81 her sister. Mrs. John De-
psssttr DonM. 'LeuWarden, Murray
INN sir Robert Tate, of New York,
Ras lso been called here by his sis
III illuess. Miss May Tate having
beep here Mrs. Douw Is Ill OF ty-
pAa8l pneumonia On Tuesday. spe-
ertllst VAS called in consultation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-02
The fow leTs Give
lsrldgP Party

MI and Mrs Clarence Vernon FoW-
Ier Ii ! Maryland avenue, gave last
aigM. another OF their pleasant little
progressive auction bridge parties.
Among those present were, Command
81 aud Mrs. Anthony James, Con-
a,,,itler and MRS Frank Pryor, Lieut.. !
9on,lr and Mrs. Wallace Lind, Lieut.
esmdr and Mrs Homer Gilbert,
Lieut.. comdr. and Mrs Rivers Car
siarpllct. Mrs. William O. Stevens,
Asse prof Milton Cotton, Asst.
Praf Julian Lacaile and MIR. Vaccar-
ipllo
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-02
Ienighi's { concert
R Midsummer

Gee aud Mandolin Clubs q the
aIiasbpuea ii the Naval Acadezsy
III their annual concert tonic at
. Hall. the Auditorium. an
program has been arranged
ana concert promises to be the
tsst The Glee Club has been
t4aeiiaa ps Mr Webster, chOirmaster
and the Mandolin Club
. q 9roysky. director Of the
s,ietny band. The concert
epeated tomorrow matinee
aIng. ia order 10 siva evez'y-
opportunity to enjoy t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-02
LEAVE wasmINGTON

105 205 3.ta 30, s405, 4...0. 5.05.
6.u5 los, 90J. 1I0J, T. M., 1906 4. II.
xoaily except Sunday.
Connecting lit Udenton With n. r.. R.
oLocal Annapolis fn Baltimore
For ticEcts and information apply ait
our city ticket Offices West Street station.
State House Station, College Avenue and
Blaaen Streets Carvel Hall. Maryland
Hotel Office e s. II. A.. for officers MIDI
shipmen, etc. connected with the Nayal
Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-02
W. B. & A. Electric
Railroad.
nID.CITY TERMINALS

Half Hourly Service Morning md Evening
Between Annapolis baltimore and
Washington and Camp Meatle
tWashIngtun and CaiAp Meade
1sasspHgeFS change iii NaNsti
Academy Junction.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-02

stng, chat weakening persistent cough
or c0Id. THREATENING throat or lung
askacfsons. with EckEnane Alternative.
fha tonic and uphufader OF % years
rsscceesfisI nae sec and $50 bottles
from 4FuMgists or from
Eek NAN IAABORATERT. PhEia6&aphia
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-02
supper nr
Hospital lsrllcit

AlI ladies' In Annapolis Interested
III th, Emergency hospital are asked
is attend i meeting AT the City AS
sgably Rooms next Tuesday after.
noon, MAY 4, at ; o'clock, at which
time plans for the big supper to be
giseit May III. % and 23 Will be for
malated
This Is the supper for the hospital
benelji that had its inception with
sir Walter Clark who has been the
promoter and prime mover