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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-10
MEMPHIS MARKETS
Quotations represent prices from JOB
Der to retailer.)
Produce.

Produce.
Eggs-38m4lc.
Butter-Ers,n creamery. pound prints
59m54c; country butter. 3094Oci reno
waited, 60@6lc.
ChecseSCream prints, 35@37c.
Poultry-pucKs. ShU32C; hens, nNVe.
26@2Tc; dressed. 29m3tc; ROSTERS, u
@tSc; geese. 2SG2Ie' turkeys, alive 30
qS1c; %springers, S7W40c.
Bagging and Ties.
Bagging.-Two pounds, less than car.
lots, Hindoo, 1S%c; York, .2Ohc, spot
shipment; No month carrying charge
CARROTS Nc yard lower.
Ties-45-pound bundle. lesE han car
lots, $685.; 60-pound. $26lh; spot
shipment; 1hc carrying charge
Frurss.
Lemons-Par box, $7O0I7,50
Oranges-California, Sc. 100000,
BananHs-Pound, 6hn7c.
black, quart crates, 81 00@s25.
R%lackbcrries - Chate, pints. $2.25@
$50, quarts, $400m4.50,
Dried Fruit-EVaporateG apples. 2I0
22c; peaches, nom, prunes. ID. Zoqzdc'
'Ir7psfruit"-r ox. xs.ku17bo.
rincapplcs-Crste, s6s and 42s. So 90
Gs,b0 ,oa
peaches-Mamie Ross, bu, So 500
$l.75,
Cantaloupcs-Imperial Valley, rcgu-
lars. StOOm45O, flats, $200m2.5O,
Wgterneions-Per cwt,, large sizes.
$500. small. s2.50@2 IL.
apples Bushel. Early Harvest, SIS 80
d3,5O; cooking, $l.50n2.?5.
Grain and Feedstuffs.
Oats-Whlte, dray lots, 9lc; mixed,
500.
~hops-per ton Tess than car lots.
$50. 90.
Nh Fccda-nrnv lord OTIS, ton 8rnn.
Hay 'T'w"trv ,e-. thsr car, lots,
| No /. s470o; No. . $500; alfalfa,
choice, nominal; No. l. nominal; No 2,
cow "SackoH. t~ Hray toad lots. "
2 white, $21S02.2O; No, 3 yellow, S2.l7
| @2.1S; No. 3 mixed, $2l7.
Groceries.
FIour-Barrcl, 24-lh. sacks, ST.. O0@
| 400; self rising, Sll.75@12,00.
M~esl-Crenm. hbl. hhR's .a0.lb. sacks,
$9,26, 5o-lb. sacks, ; 935; 25-lh. sacks,
| $40; 1O-Ib. sacks, 1895; burlaps, SOC
| extra; standard, 40c lower.
Sugar e. Standard. graduated cane,
| Q zoe; clarified, 9,2bc.
Rlce-Imported. pound. 9nl0%c,
Coffee 49, Arhuckle's, roasted, case,
Memphis basis. 1870; roasted, bulk,
Ler ID, nominal; green, common ordi'
nary 2O14 q22c; prime. 24027c; fancy,
goa 35c; Java. 35p39c.
Hides anc Wool.
H.des-No. !, green. sailed, 3ot3lc;
uartiy cured, 2sM29c; green, 21a2Sc;
No. z grades. damaged cults. hat price
u bc; goatskins, a0c@S1 90.
No. horse hides, So 00qY 90; No. !
horse hides, 81 O09s 90; CLUES and
nonle, tI,5oT2bO
dry flint. aSa39c; dry sailed, @635c
dry cuiis, half price, =,
Sheepskins, ;l.n0n2 90; shearllnRs, u
No. ! tallow, SIl0c, No, z tallow
| 7Ggc, bceswax. S2T36c, ginseng, $40 OF
QI2.OO; Golden Seal, 81 0015.00
Wool 80 Tup washed, 6C165c; cleel
glease. 55TG0c: light bury grease, 81
US5c. hard hurry grease. 2O025c.
Vegetables.
Beanr--NaVy, per H., &c; Lima. pei
p.ss-~CruNorr,n black. eyed per IN.
~ acc, whips. bu.. tb,75@6.oo; mixed
Onions Texas. crate, 50. 5O@3,OO,
Potatoes ,- Cwt.. all varieties, $2,bOg
Cabbage-Crate. nominal.
Bunch. 81 75T2,0
pepners- BASKET. 60976c.
Fggplu nt-pozen, 8 O0Il.5o.
Squash-Hamper, 81 00G2,25
Lettuce Crate. 81 b0@l.75
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 81 .75M2.O0.
Snap Bes s. hushcl, 50cd$l. 90.
Tomatoes Mississippi, flats, nominal
boup-yruwn llIslel 81. UDdI 4. 80.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-10

CHICAGO, July 1o-corn, No. 2
zoo; No. 2 white, S2.01G2.03,
Oats-No. 2 mixed, 75kc; No. 2 white
76@77l9c; No. 8 white, 75@76Mc.
Rye-No. 2, $1.55.
Timothy-$9. OO@12.00.
Barley-Sl.1Sml.40 40.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-10
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT
DAILY INTERIOR.


sI Same s., day last hSt,, year .osss7,.'$ IS.ton
4,151, Dallas 1000, Little Rock 1,107.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-10
MEMPHIS COTTON.

Memphis cotton closed steady and
unchanged. Middling, 32.75. Sales, 1,4O0
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-10
Bagginp and Ties.

Bagging,-Two pounds. less than car,
lots, Hindoo, 1S%c; York, 20hc. spot
shipment; No month carrying charge;
CARROTS Nc yard lower.
Ties-lb- pound bundle, lesE than car
lots, $685.: %6O-pound. $2,6lh; spot
shipment; 1hc carrying charge.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-10
News of RiUers
River Bulletin.

Memphis, Tenn, July 10, s am.
Flood Rain.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-10

Eggs-3S64lc,
Buttsr-Erstn creamery. pound prints
52@54c; country butter. 3O94Oci reno
waited, 60M6lC.
Checse-Cream prints, 35@37c.
Poultry-pucKS. SnuS2c, hens awe
26@2Tc; dressed. 29m3tc; ROSTERS, 4
dtSc; geese, 2Sa2Ao' turkeys, alive, 81
@37c; springers, S7@40c.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-10

Rise. Fall.
The river in the Memphis district will
fall.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
90, 900 MOTOR TRUCKS
FREE FOR ROAD WORK


More than s45,oo0,oOO worth of mo.
tor trucks are about to be distributed
by the Secretary of Agriculture
through the Bureau of Public Roads
70 the State highway departments
These trucks have been declared sur
plus BY the War department and are
heing distributed TO the States under
the provisions OF section 4 OF the post.
Office appropriation bill They must
be used BIZ the States On roads con.
structed Iii whole or III part by Fed
eraI aid, for which $500. 600 600 iii ad.
dition TO the former appropriation was
glpen to the States undee the same
bill All that the States must do to
acquire the use OF these $4,000 trucks,
which range ID capacity from Two 10
I'VE tons. Is to pay the loading and
freight charges
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
ENSIGN BILLINGS TO WE'D
MISS SHAW ON JUNE &

Miss Margaret Shaw, daughter of
~. and Rsrs James Guthrie Shaw. Or
Brooklyn. N II. and EnsEgn Albert
Merritt billings u s. N, son OF Mr.
and Mrs Cornelius K @. billings.
mh0se engagement vas annOuneed q
fortnight ago. wsll be married Satnr-
day afternoon. June I. In the Church
uf the Holy Trinity. Brook lyn, n. y.
The brides attendants Will be her
sister, Mrs. EFskine G Paris. who was
married two weeks ago, and her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Gaihrie Shaw Miss
Priscilla Maraock. Miss Zorka Polak,
and Miss Mona Kene OF Brooklyn;
Miss Florence Lowden, daughter Of
Governor Lowden. Of Illinois, Miss
Marion Cheney. 81 South Manchester,
Conn Miss Caroline stieman os Ian
caster, PA, and Mrs Edwin Stroh, ot
Crosse P0infe, Mich.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
NEWS or IGLEHART

Sergeant Arthur MI Reid, of Battery
Il, 10th Field Artillery. nephew az
John M Reid, OF IgIehart arrived on
the transport Orizaba. from overseas
with the American Expeditionary
FORCES. and Is now at Newport News.
hut expects 10 be at Camp Meade tn d.
day or two.
MI. Ernest Won Schwerdtner. Of
severn Hall visited Baltimore last
week.
Rev. Richard Hogan, Of Baltimore.
has been spending . few days at Sher-
wood Forest
Mrs. Julian Morton and nephew are.
spending few weeks at their bunga-
low cit Little Round Bay
Mrs. Henry viking, OF Iglehart,
visited In baltimore on Friday
The locnsfs are out with their song
and It Is loud one A very interest
Ing one was found Sunday with W.
on each wing. These are said to be
OF the seventeen-year variety
There was great crowd at Sher-
wood Forest for the week end. II was
practically the opening day and de-
llghtfuI weather brought good crowd
There are expected TO be more CO.
lonists this year than ever, and more
bungalows are being built from time
to time
Among some who were at Sherwood
Forest for Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
smith and daughter. Mr.. VIM. Maltbie
and daughter He Is much improved
after his painful accident Mr. and
MRS. Walter Startzman and many 9th
ers
Mrs. Julia Kubits. Of the Vineyard.
was In Baltimore Friday attending the
meeting OF the Eastern Star.
1t ii hoped that this week people
will come forward and give little
more freely To the Salvation Army as
they did DO much for our boys. A box
Will be found At the store at Iglehart
10 receive contributions.
M w
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
MOTHERS CLUB INVESTS
IN SAVINGS STAMPS

Mothers throughout the Fifth Fed.
eral Reserve Districg are advised to
think in interest BY the Federation Of
Mothers Clubs Of Virginia, The sug
sgestion has been made that all organ.
ixations oE mothers which have In
vested iii Liberty bonds to convert the
coupons, when due. directly into
Thrift Stamps and War Savings
Stamps The Federation oil Mothers
Clubs or Virginia. which holds num-
Der of bonds, has directed its treas
urar To invest the coupons iii Thrift
and War Savings Stamps IS they be
come payable. The Federation has
sixteen divisions and each is being
urged 70 take similar action and. be.
cause the plan appeals to the Fedora
ton as good business. II II advising
all other organizations III mothers in
the district those that hold Liberty
bonds, TO make their interest coupons
earn more interest. by reinvesting
them In War Savings Stamps.
Those in charge ~ the War Savings
movement view the mothers of the
United Statets AZ constituting one Of
the most potent factors for thrift The
smother. 1t Is urged, Is able to inculcate
in the child the idea OF systematic
saving and can accomplish results DIFF
#ficulf Or attainment BY others The
formal action Of the Federation Of
Mothers Clubs OF Virginia is therefore
very gratifying, for II not only lends
endorsement to the savings movement
but gives II substantial assistance.
particularly as many BIZ the women
are expected 10 do as individuals what
sthey voted to do as Federation menu
bers.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
500 Reward. 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased To learn that there Ii at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that Is catarrh Catarrh being greatly
Influenced By constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Medicine Ii taken in
ternally and acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces Of the system
thereby destroying the foundation Of
the disease. giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature ii doing It's work
The proprietors have so much faith Id
the curative powers Of Halls Ca
tarrh Medicine that they offer One
hundred Dollars for any case that II
falls to cure Send for list Of testi-
lnonials.
Address r = CHENEY h CO..
Toledo, Ohio Sold By all. Druggist.
7Sc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
PHYSICALLY FIT
AT ANY AGE

III is,ssf ace. is careless living shae
rute saen down and ont kren xoue
Internal organs ID good condition ara
ystu viii aiMaya he t,Ay sleslly st.
The kidneys arc the most oves@s
worked organs in TIE human boe9Ssi
When thny break dawa under The,
alraiil sd tltq deadly uric acid neel
rnrDulafeS and cryatnlEEea leok 0aeg
These sharp err stalls tear and scratch
TIT delicate urinary eh1rncis causing
exeYuesati,sg pain and SGT ~ irkttAe
tionl viii 4 niay cause fifenatnre de-
rrilesaliaa aud astea da turn into
deadly lsrirlSt'a disease,
tlrc III the first WafHinga az asuR-
rssh kidney nCtiali rs p0la er Stiffness
i,i tho anall af the hack lnsa If appa-
tito, ln,sircsiion of ThegatattgIa.
lsn lot wait until the danger il upon
sn,l AT tho FIRST iassicat.on II trouble
% nffrr 1t 4 cause ut once, 6et 4 tEaak
p.x If GOLD MIailAi. iiaarlcm GIL
(saps,lice, imported direct from sho
lahasatnries Iii Holland They viii KaS@
almost immediate reiisf IL fnE An%
eausc they should not. your money wlls
81 refunded Hut be sare TO get dS1ksI9
MEDAL. None ether - genuine -
sealed boxeg, three sizes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
CORPORATION TAX
MUST Re COLLECTED

AT the regula weekly meeting 1T
the County nissioners for Anne
Arundel counl this niorning the
Board passed h following order
Ordered
That the tnasnsellor r. Mcl-
VIM 81 this Bo8rd be and IS hereby
Instructed To the necessary Steps
for the collectio al all taxes due hi
Corporations. kpwn III Corporation
Taxes due ID county ID date
As required law the Board am
nounced the folsawing as statement
OF The proportio ate rates OF taxes Us (
pended from JulV LIST. 1915 to MAY. lst.
1918
First District 5 cents an 500
Second Distrf 81 cents on 500
Third Distric cents on 500
Fourth Distric ID cents on 800.
Fifth District Sc cents on 500.
Eighth distrie nine cents On xi0a
County fund u cents on 500
s. lsLE TILGIIaAN,
Clerk
This IS an es 81 quick action This
longer II as 10 make np his
mind tle l,.ss sss has of Il
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27

leafa Two caIiow youths discuss
Fhr wi var one day
Niti4 heated words and sncering
mouth
ane charged ne North and one the
SOUTH
aiih cowardlce amid the fray
md from their words, uu1uat, untrue,
ii.iiatiently turned away,
foi illey had never worn the blue.
soi fad they worn the gray
heard two aged men dlscuss
NH civil var one day.
aiia their dim eyes betrayed some
fcars
sa they reilcarsed those long, sad years
ana many hardships of The fray,
iii feryeat heart, May God bless
you,
is each could not help but say:
lsUr one os them had worn the blue
sd one had worn the gray
AVA N TURNER
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
4 r,.ndel. On. The has Items

Mrs. Arthur Lee Bosley. Of Bait.
more, and her daughters Misses Mar.
guerits and Beatrice. spent Sunday II
ArundeEon.the Bay, bringing with
them party Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w w Waltemeyer
raotored over from Baltimore 10 spend
the weekend at their handsome cot
tnge on the beach front
ME-. ana Mrs. Galloway and son
Mercer, who Il member Of the Mo.
tor corps Of the army, have been
staying 1t their cottage since last Fri
day. The Gal1oways are having 9
number III improvements made On
their place. among which n large
and modern ice house with capacs
ity OF three tons.
Mrs George Tyler, Keeper OF Arur.
Cel.on.the Bay has received word Of
Ithe arrival iii New York today Of her
son, Private John Tyler who has been
overseas with the American ExpedAs
ionary Forces the past year,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Linkins spent
the weekend al their cottage on The
Point. Mrs. Charles Llnkins will not
BE al Arundel Gsis summer but will
spend the summer 1T Newport and
NarTagansett
Hammock Hill the summer
home At Arundel-on.the.I Bay. formerly
owned by i. G. Corning, has been sold
so j club from Baltimore Mr.. Corn
Ing will tits summer live at the old
Fhome 81 his late brother G n Corn
tng. on Fishing Greek.
The family Of Mr. William Linkins,
81 washington. mOtored over and
spent the weekend 81 their cottage II
Chelsea .
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 4. McCarthy and
family spent Sunday ct Marta Lodge
on Sycamore avenue.
MIR. and Mrs, Frank Weller, Of Wash
/ ington. lnosored over and spent the
weekend III their newly purchased
cottage the former homo Of the Town;
sends.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
HIGH SCHOOL WEEK
June 9TH TO 18Th
Graduation Class Numbers Twen-
ty-two. Exercises Al
The College
RABBI LAzARoN, ORATOR

Y
Exercises attendant upon the grad
aalion of the Class u 1919, Anne
Arundel County High School. viii he
held this year ON June lIth. Ia ST,
Iohp's College gymnasium. The adj
dress to the graduates will be deliver
I'D by Rabbi Morriss I.azaron, 81 Bal
lilnorc, one of the best platform speak
ers Id the State.
Graduation exercises will begin on
June 9Th and on June StlI the sermon
ia inc graduates Will be preached IN
the Presbyterian church By the Rev
Maurice s. White. pastor
The full program Of High school
graduation week follows
Friday, June 6 State Athletic Meet
on the grounds at Homewood Balti-
more. All the boys who won ont IN the
local meet viii 20 there to compete
with the other public schools Of the
state
sunday, June 5 Sermon 70 the
graduates ID lie preached n the Pres
blterian church hy the Rev. Maurice
White Friends 81 the graduates and
alumni are invited to attend the sery-
Ice With the class.
Monday. June Glass Day Exer-
cises iii the Assembly Hall Of the
school
Tuesday, June lO Senior Prom
wednesday june ii Commence
menf Exercises OF the Class OF 1919.
Through the courtesy Of the ST. Johns
authorities these will be held IN the
gymnasium.
Thursday. June IL Senior stra "
ride and picnic
Friday. June Is Farewell dance Of
the Class of 1870 TO the Class Of 1919
The address, to the graduates will be
made by the Rabbi Nlorriss Lazaron.
81 Baltimore
The following are the graduates
Academic Seniors Katherine Eliza
beth Kyle, Ruth 81 King. Katherine
Louise Martin, Ellen Elizabeth Moss,
Irene Anthem Robertson. William
White Corlnack, Eleanor Virginia
Brice, Eleanor Roberta Childs,
Commercial Seniors Gertrude Ce-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27

4 press report froa indianapolis.
smiths and helpers in the United
states Mil not joia u any nation
wide strike In protest ags pre-
hibition law This acsiun Was taken
iasl week ii the auatlreunlal session
#of The international Brotherhood 81
Rlacksnaiths and Helpers The es!ieers
We're directed 81 refuse any prnna gail.
Ssa from any Srourcc regarding such
Il proposed strike.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
Returned rom
NlerNeAs IlnIY

Lieut.. Roger v. Parlett, u. 8. A.,
Medical Corps, who served overseas
With sonvalescent Camp No. |, Amer
ism Expeditionary Forces, has return.
~ and received HIS honorable dis.
charge from the service.
Lieut. Parlett. his wife and baby
have been visiting the family Of hla
brother. Mr.. Morgan @. Parlctt at the
iaifers attractive home on the Parole
rad
Aliss Mittie Tuck, who has been
visiting here. left today for Baltimore,
l5sil viii return here later on.
Mrs zelnia Cochran, ot Houston,
eSas. Il visiting her brother Lieut.
taHltF s Cochran, ct No. Southgate
Se Murray Hill
Miss Elizabeth Stewart Owens, 81
haltimore Il visiting her sister. Mrs.
taiaei Garner. wife Of Or. Garner u
VA View Heights
Private William Tisdale. who is .
pstient NJ the Orthopedic Hospital,
Toronto Canada Ii home On fur
tansh which ne II spending with his
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27

ella Jones. rlne EsleIle Iseraei.
Emilie Katherine schai4. -ecs
Gcraci. Anita rietta Waters. Nil
ared Christina - Leon -M i.ii1naIl.
5sose Lee iss1c Lillian Meitziaan
tsreenberg Jahe AIable Weiss. Thelma
Elizabeth Bealer Edna Hall Heise, Ed
ward Saunders ,uvall Thoaaas Ell
gene Grisc0m
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27

mother. Mrs Il p Tlsdaie. Green
street
No Reeepeien
Tomerrom .Aftera0an
There will be no reception tomorrow
afternoon ct The SUPPLEMENTARY
Quarters. Naval Academy
The reception. which was scheduled
gor the fourth Wednesday afternoon iii
May. has been called of
MIS- Philemon Tuck, Of Baltimore,
who has been spending the past month
AZ the F'eggy Stewart Inn. Hanover
street wIIl leave tomorsoW Tor Canada
ID spend the summer.
Miss Iona Cushen. Of Baltimore, was
the week end guest Of her cousins. the
Misses Olivia and Emma Lyons, Duke
Of Gloucester street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
x.RclAyr YgAaFg1MQsT6sS

I,.llo 0.45 sos g00J, 1905 lib 4. NJ. I1.lll
l.C6 EOS. s.05. I'D. Bl.u5 A.'SV 5.tt5
aO0. 7.05 DOS. fl.O5 r. A.. 100 a. n.
xDaily except sunday.
Connecting 1T OdentoR with z. u. T..
nI4ocaI Annapolis 70 Baltimore.
For tickets and Information apply At
o,lr city ticket pasicea West street station,
State House Staten, College Avenue and
1sIaden streets caryel Hall. Maryland
H0fel. once III s. n. Al. for officers. mid
shIpmen, etc. connected with the Naval
4 ~. ssSss,, :
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
ANNAPOLIs
49, lsAT.TTAEoRE

- $500 $50. a.35, l(l.35, l1-35, A AZ.
I'M l.a5. 80 :s.s5 xf.05e 4.;3s5 x..ts5
5.a5. Gs5. LII 9.st5. lis 4. AZ. 1s.;sS
i. III.
All trains receive or Discharge passenger
1T lot.al poIafa between Annanpils aud
Naval Academy Junction and at Lihth-
fcun1 on signal.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
Little boy
Ill again

Wells. the little four and q hall year
old non Of Prof. and Mrs. W J. King,
who recently recovered from pro-
tracted illness during which the child
wan unconscious of fever for several
weeks. Ii again III of fever 1T his par.
ents home Prince George street. The
child is grandson Of AIr. and Mrs,
Charles G Feldmeyer
$1,000
Mrs Cuinlan, wife Ox DR. Quin-
Ian. III Rocky Mount, North Caroline.
IS the guest Of the Misses Feldmeyer,
FRINGE George street Mrs. Quiulan
VAS formerly Miss Leila Owlngs. Of
the county.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
venk Mnsw

Dissolve four ounces powdered alum
and four ard i hale oaaces sugar 0f
lad III skrsa gaIiexs water, allow =
ID stand long enough to settle. then
pour Of rlear part khan add two
slrarhrns isinwlass dissolved r. warm
water. Steep the goods IL thts and
dry without wginging fsne thing
for awnings. tents 0E any goods OK
pcsea ia The weaser
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
". & A. Electric
Railroad.
MlD-CITY TERMINALS

atg.,lfs FInuriv service Morning aud ETening
It,.frect, ANNAPOLIS Baltimore and
washington and Camp Meade
fWashingtun and Camp Meade
i,,isaerleers change az Naval
Academy Junction.
LEAVE ANNAPOLIs
West street station
in x5Jn. 10. a.gSl. 10 x7sA, 80, Nau.
III en- III Cd. a. III. 100 120. 80. \. W,
atss0 n4Bl $50. ssI.20, 30, SO. 100.
lilo All hi
I..axe Naval Academy Gate 10 minutes
earlier: State House Station, Bia'len
ST and College Ave, seven 20 minutes
earlier.
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Here Fer 1unc Week
From Pacific COaat

AIRS. smith, mother Of Midahipman
Smith. Of the first class, and her
father Mr. Rlockoby both Of Okla.
homa, are here FOR June week ii the
Naval Academy and are stopping At
air james b. Feldmeyer's. Prince
George street,
Mrs sampson of Illinois, Is visit
lux her son, Midshipman sampson Of
the llrsl class
Mrs David o. Parlett who has been
visiting her daughters, Mrs. y IL.
Roane. and MRS McMillen wife Of
Lieut. t'ontir McNfillen, Il. 8. Nj AZ
norfolk ya. Il staying with her son
! IN law and daughter, Postmaster and
Alfs i Linthicum, Prince George
street
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lii Attend
Nurses Conyentlon


Nurses Convention
Miss SARA " sutherland, Public
Health Waiting Nurse will leave here
The last of the week To attend tho con.
yention of nAraes which meets 81 At
lantic City Miss Sutherland will give
special attention 10 the conference oE
the Social Workers, Child Welfare and
Delinquents Clinic while attending
The session
Ensign William G sullivan, y 8 ~
oi quincy. Mass. spens the week
end with his father. Justice John X.
sullivan. Duke Of Gloucester street
Misses Nora Heller, ElinoF Weaver
and Catherine sanmenlg spent Sum
day ii Great Fails Va.
Mrs. william Alexander, wife OF
Major Alexander. U. 8. A.. and daugh.
ter Billie, are visiting her parents.
DIs and Mrs. Gordon Claude, Prince
George street..