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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
BACK 10 his OLD FREEDOM
stormy PetreI, Agser Brief stay via
Tame Btrds, Returns 90 His
Accustomed PIaea.

The stormy petrol has lett us, said
Sergeant MCGEE Of the park police
he appeared TO be getting along With
the mudhens like house on IRE. but
on Monday or Tuesday last hss inst
fadei away. and now he IL back o. his
ocean wave or wherever else pskrels
50 when they get tired Of the company
OF mudhens.
aBut successor has come from
the briny deep to keep up the tradl
lions OF the blue-water birds on
stow lake. he Ii only scagull. and
d seagull IL not such q rara avis on
terra as our lost friend. the stormy
petrol. Nevertheless he Is tho nrst
wild one Of hts kind that has ever
tarried with as for two weeks, and
seemed TO keep comfortable.
He has no use for either the ducks
or the mudhens. That is to say. he
does not mix with them. But he has
struck up friendship with Anthony
and Cleopatra, the two pelicans Of
the Nile, and there is no driving hIn
away from them. Maybe he thinks
they will project him from the mud
hens, maybe 1t Is 4 case Of 'ths de-
sire Of the moth for the star. and he
Ii III love with one Of them. II 20, II
liz only matter of time when one or
the other of them VIII get jealous and
g0bble him Dip In one gulp. San
Francisco Bulletin.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
BOUGHT sOY 70 HIS DAD


nd was from some little town aear
Cincinnati az had come al the gay
to indianapolis 20 zee his boz. Ibis only
son who had been away from home for
four years. The boy was Ii the army
and was being transferred. He was g
be Ia Indianapolis on Sunday and
wired his father 10 meet him. Some
how. father and son missed eonnectlon
Ia the union station Dad decided 20
appeal to the women Of the Red Croes
cAnteen booth.
81 was 10 meet him here, dad said.
@He hasn't shown up. I know hes IL
indianapolis somewhere E
The canteenera got busy Dad. aId
his boy had I'd be brought sogether.
First the canteenera summoned the
military police. Tney got descrip-
don Of son. The II. P.'s started out
To Gnd him. The canteenera also start
ca scouts They visited every down
town corner and haunt Of the soldiers.
An hour later the canteeners looksa
up toward the station door Ia eana
dad and his boy-arm ID arm.
II did just az ron told me. the IA
Their said. You told me to 80 uptown
and stand on that corner You said
he'd pass there. and pretty soon he
did. The military police kept comins
by TO ask II ! had i trali og him. And
then he came. Ny. but be was glad
to see me II
OF course be was glad 10 see hina.
The boys smile told bow glad he was
10 see his dad I'M ianapolls News.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
Old Emblem i WHITE saars.

The white hart is 4 very old emblem
Diomedes conseerated to Diana q
white hart which. after q thousand
years, was killed by Agathocles, king
of Sicily. Pllny records that Aaxan
der caught white stag and placed 9
collar Of gold about It's neck; thea
this was done b. Julius Caesar, and
was handed down from hero 70 hero
with the usual changes Id story II
prevent anachronism. There vas Oncs
white hart caught ID Windsor Tor
eat, one elsewhere Ia England, one II
France and one ID Germany. the lasl
Of which was killed by Charlenagne
Then after three centuries, Richard
Occur de Lion slew Il. the whole story
being inscribed In stone on the walla
OF the cathedral Of Lubec.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
..Raaea il Germany

a correspondent just back from
The Hague tells me, says writer
la Westminster lEnglandl Gazette.
that an exhibition has Just been
held there Of work done ID Germany
By our men who have been trans
ferred to Holland. The prisoners have
evidently shown wonderful ingenuity
in gathering materials for their handi.
work. 4 colonel, who exhibited q Sc
ries Of books tastefully bound In blue
and white. had obtained his binding
materials from cardboard packages In
his parcels. There was a considerable
show Of knitted goods. for which the
wool was secured By pulling down.
old socks. Another curious exhibit
was tiny model Of motor chassis
made from meat tins. door hinges. and
such things, of which the rubber tirea
were made from the handle De ten.
Mn racket Even German bread had
been pressed into service. IS 3 paiE
Or carved and painted sabots was pro.
duced from loaf. II ID to be hoped
that London will soon have an oppor
tunity Of seeing this evidence Of the
resource and courage with which our
men have faced the terrible captivity.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
FABLES THAT P0lnT
NEeRma Ja@rnalsa Asanasna eecry sf
lrranlnary ConSersatlon TaksnH
Place se1@een Two Horses

Even while the world wnr was rag
ang horse races were held as usual ln
The suburbs OF Vienna. and the sport
attracted large crowds. though the bet
ding was not as brisk and rs active is
Ia times Of peace. One Of the news
papers OF vlennaa publication enti-
Eled Peace often made sarcastic COM
naents on this and In sd Issue Of re-
cent date. which has reached this coun-
ny. II contains an amusing article on
what horses would say Of the matter
II they could talk. The Imaginary con-
yersation between mare and stall
Hon. both participants III the rRceas
follow
Say. mare. how Is i ron stand for
d round -shouidered c0Iored monkey
riding On yonr neck, digging sharp
steel into your TANKS. IL the same time
whipping you viciousIy r
-Don't ask such stupid question.
II simply has to BE.
'Why7''
Because. We must suffer all and
give up all-lungs. heart. muscles.
nerves and even life TO battle and win.
That's 4 horses privilege.
"But why should We battle and
wini"
First. 10 win the prize, and, sex
ond. for the sake Of honor.
sBut We do not set the prize nor
the honor, either.
No. but when we win our master
gives us d kindly tap and strokes our
name. perhaps
-Ah. but Id the heat of the race,
when your breath n almost gone and
yOu feel ron can run no further and
ycu are about I'd drop what are your
thoughts Them
'-Then ! simply say to myself sYou
must hold out you must not give up.'
and the whip and the spurs keep me
going.
did you never think Of throwing
your ridera'
'.Never. How can you ask such q
question: / am FOR him with heart
and soul.
aOh. ron old four-legged beast IN
ron there lives q human soul It's dis
gusting. New York Tribune.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08

5
ROglBT

ne 4gszrea md edseKeB 90
weak, hass and aelzEnx haeAEs swoen
feet and aixnfA weakmeS& dsxxiDasz
naugea. aS 3 rule have their origin In
kidney t1Oubie, not fenaale complaints Z
These general aymptnzls Of kidney and
bladdeR disease are vel kn0p1 u
the remedy.
next time you feel twinge Of pain
Sd the back or ere xroub8ed with bead
ache indigestion, k0sOmnia, irritation
"a fhe bladder o. pain ID the I0ins and
lower abdomen. you VIII find quick ME1d
nnre relief III GOLD MEDAL Haarlem
Oh CapsnIes. This old and tried Ten-
edy for kidney troable and allied de-
rAngemenka has beood che test for hum
dreds Of years 1k does the work.
phknm ard kg0nhaAS yansgh ard new hfe
ard healsh viii come al yOa costume
their usa. Vhan eompleEely restored
Ga yUur naaaI vis0gs e0msinna taking q
eap@ml8 or two g@8GA dag.
GOLD nE1AKs HAaKseR GA C@p-
saIes are iznp0Ese& iron Gha IAboFafo-
xies ek HAaRsem, Holland Do not ae-
eept . aRlsas In ssalsa haxsas
shres msse
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
special Eastport Church Services

Church going Sunday will be cele-
brated tomorrow at the Eastport
Methodist Episcopal church, the Rev.
j. II Walsh, pastor and the occasion
will also be especially observed at
Edwards Chapel. Parole, which Is af-
filiated with this church,
The subject for the morning SER
mon at Eastport Methodist Episcopal
church win be Why Ought to go to
Church I The same subject will be
preached onsby the pastor at the after
noon service at Edwards chapel
In the evening At the Eastport sery-
ice, Or. walsh will hold memorial
service for the late ex President
Roosevelt. There will be special
music and the service will be appre-
ciatiyely patriotic.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
TIMELY TIPS

whipped cream VIII remain stir ie
one teaspoonful OF dissolved gelatino
is whipped into one half pint of Whip
ping cream
Leftover canned pineapple Will re-
tain its fresh taste for another meal e
put back Immediately into an atrtighs
glass jar LEFT IN an open dish pine
apple acquires q peculiar stale tAste.
Leftover stewed tomato makes other
left-oyers very palatable Made into d
sweet sauce with q little onion and
white sauce added II Il good over cas-
serole dishes. patties, tish or rice cro-
quotes, hash. hamburger or mock
chops
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08

ST. Martins Eyang. Lutheran Charch
At ST. Martins Eyang Lutheran
church, G. r. Hahn. pastor, services
tomorrow Will be al II a m. and Z 90
n. m
Sunday School at 9.45, Mr.. y. ].
Brown. superintendent
Tuesday night. Sunday school
teachers meeting
Wednesday might, \ II meeting
Thursday night general committee
meeting
Thursday night. p n.. social gath
ering on congregation under auspices
of general COMMITTEES.
Saturday az 1890 a M. c0nfirma-
tion lesson.
You are invited 10 attend our sery-
Ices
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
plain as pay.

'sThe words I don't know. are rap.
Idly disappearing from the lexicon Of
the American boy" remarked peda.
gogue at a recent teachers meeting
~Only the other day | CHANGED on 2
pair OF urchins graveIy regarding q
Dentists sign which read fAcetfOusly
4. x. Tractem. Painless Dentist III.
irons Oxide
ssSaId one boy. What does that sign
nSltrous OxIden meanr
Z Gosh: don't you know notningf Z
retorted the unabashed cOmrade, ITS
Latin for open All Night r."
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rlrst Il. i. Church

The services tomorrow at the First
Methodist Episcopal church. State
circle, are as follows Preaching at
III q. m. By the pastor Rev. H. w.
Burgan, subject. The Stewardship Of
Prayer This service inaugurates the
Centenary movement in First church.
AT s b. M the sixth sermon Of the
special series on Christian America
and World Reconstruction will be
preached. The special subject to-
morrow night is, The Future Of the
Holy Land. ZionIana
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
" uanal.

my brother-in-law. Oscar Snort, haa
come over from SIiegash and Is going
30 open grocery store here" said &
citizen OF Grudge. He Is tricky and
eonceited and IIimannezed and unprin
cspled. and blowhard and liar. and
thinks he Is smarter than other people,
when as matter OF fact be il less 30.
BE win make d failure Dc It inside Of
slx months. and then as long as he
sticks around here win blame II ali On
the knockers Kansas City Star.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
()pens Branch store

Joseph WI Trautwein who conducts
large store for general merchan-
disc On the city dock, says he will con-
tinue to do business st the old stand
and that the new store, On the site Of
the old Lyric theatre. which property
he purchased about year ago, viii Be
i branch of the old business establish
menf
The business conducted by Mr..
Trautwein has grown TO such proper
lions and the trade increased, thaf II
has been found necessary 20 open the
annex, or branch Of the old store on
Market Space.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
college Avenue Baptist Church

che brotherhood Of Mankind Is
the morning subject ali the College
Avenue Baptist church tomorrow Rev.
Dir. John S. Sewers. pastor, and viii
deal with the League Of Nations from
the standpoint OF the kingdom Of God.
Evening sermon at 8 O'Clock subject,
The Coming kingdom, continue
ton Of the morning sermon
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Breakfast Fer
Candidates

a breakfast viii be served tomorrow
morning ct 9.i6 ia the lower room Of
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
10 which al candidates for the Naval
academy, who are members or the
Bible class. taught ~ Instructor II. G.
Gosaard, are cordially invited The
breakfast 70 candidates 10 q novelty In
Annapolis and the Sunday breakfast
tomorrow promises TO be q feature In
the life Of those young gentlemen who
are here preparing for the Naval acad-
envy and who are fortunate enough To
be menbers of Mr.. Gosard's Bible
class.
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r.rAYR wAsNTNtlroN

gtps 8.4B. SOS. s0.O5 1905, 11.O5, A. NJ. fz.g6.
I.OS 200 aOg, $50, s4gDS 49, 6.0H.
a,O6 los. Dos. t1O6. L. ~. 1866 Al y.
sIjaily except Sunday
t.onnecEing ae Oaenf0n with r. B. e.
eisocaI Annapolis r. Balhmoga-
For tickeaa snd Information apply at
,ar city tickSs afies West Street Station.
state House Station College Avenue and
sssden Streets; CaryeI Hall. MAfyg and
Iosei Otice II s. M Al. Tor officers. mid
hipnsen. etc. connected with the Naval
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Candidates, Glass

Mr. Howard Mccormick will con-
duct the fIrsk session OF the class for
cand dates organized last Sunday
tomorrow morning st $50 In st.
Anne'e church. All candidates inter
ested are Invited 10 be present at that
time.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08

Lieut.. -Cnuadr. Thomas FIJI Winter, y.
i. M, reported for duty ut the Naval
academy today HE has been assigned
as one Of the instructors Of the de-
partment of electrical engineering
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
Il lid Emergency
hakpIia Fund

Miss katherine Walton, regent OF
he Peggy Stewart Tea Party Chapter,
r who Is chairman ex-oficio OF
be card party 10 be given at 3 o'clock
next fri,ia ST Valentines day in the
alniag ROM al Cargel Hall, is opti-
nistie ot is slIeeess. since the benefit
e Be appfa priated toward the fund
iaF R.tFd fur contagious diseases In
y Eaaefs enty hospital Those de-
slfii'g Has MAY send names 70
hasFnail Helner, 1877 Hanover
fst
Mss has returned from
1aEEel - HlEp visited III the inter-
81 81 tkf A While there she
attended, hoaFd meeting Of the ~
30 aBa the work being most
3 astaessfs conducted The Laurel
Aas tts llsl5 in good shape for rec
1sas1eEli ai3 gsnlnastic purposes, and
g aeFk hers s reported 10 be pros
asTs b q meeting Of the Pro-
.s4saa Tee Of the Annapolis
Monday afternoon az
se 1i1 sls of the Council Of De
rary building
b Ennis, Jr. Of
TIT eounty, wife of Lieut..
..3s tH seas Ii the week end
husbands family on
eekly Red Cross dance
sllight at Carvel Hall
nsmised and the usual
is assured ali pa
81 normal hop given by the
Rltishipmen, is expected %
g 'as Well attended here be-
number Of visitors In town
vl.9 are friends O the
II. s.,,.. ssslsisa district supervisor Of
aof 4 Ter Anne Arunslel c0un-
NIss &. inning over the week end
a una saaburg, national sscre-
hsaa. s. ogrs, Of the n. w. C. A.. With
aefs u New York
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w. w. FIRE COMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS GROW

The Water Witch Hook and Laddef
company acknowledged the following
additional donations toward the pay
ment Of the sum due on their newly
purchased fire apparatus. Q part OF
the equipment Of the citys volunteer
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
Flrst PresbY teraan Chareh

AIT the First Presbyterian church to-
morrow. the pastor, Rev. Maurice $.
White will take for his morning theme
Abraham Lincoln. and for the even
ing topic, Why League Of Nations
Appeals to Religious Man
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
Calvert ico0l
laiXen RnEeEfa lnment

Calvert school for candidates OF the
Naval academy, Prof. W. HI Kadesch,
instructor, at Acton was the scene
last evening Of pleasing entertain
nent and social The grand old colon
iaI house, Acton, lends itself adj
mirably 10 sentertainment. and every
body entered into the occasion with
rest The program was q combination
social and literary one. Good music
was d feature, Mason Layman playing
the eoYneto and Mr Fosdick, playing.
the saxaphone, with Joseph Wood
ward at the piano. Songs were
given III good voice BY Fosdick and
Cieage Field, and plano solo was
we'll performed by Miss Lewis
Avery wood who had thrilling ex-
perience when the San Diego was sunk
BY German torpedo from subma-
rine told his experience In graphic
manner, and Prof DOggett gave an In
teresting talk on Impressions Of the
Navy From d Civilian Standpoint
Al very graceful character dance In
costume was done by Miss Queenie
Stone a delightful social evening
was spent during which. refreshments
were served. a dance followed, sew
eral young girls having been invited
The Tri Sigma society of the Pres
byterian church, composed Of young
men and young women, will give so
cial and entertainment III the lecture
room DIT the church On next Tuesday
evening En- connection with the even
ing's program there will be q sale of
Ice cream, home made cake and candy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
THREE ENsIGNS KILLED
WHEN AIRPLANE FALLS

information has been received here
81 the killing Or three naval ensigns at
Pensacola, Fla, late yesterday after
noon when flying Ii naval machine.
they fell from height of 500 feet
The names Of the men are under
stood to be Mengei. Mccormick and
Rntledee.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
assistant to
Visiting Nurse

Miss E. ii Simmons. graduate
nurse Of the Emergency hospital train
Ing school, has been appointed assist
ant 70 The Visiting Public Health
Nurse, Miss sara n Sutherland, and
entered upon her duties this week.
The work has grown to such proper
ions and covers such 4 diversified and
widely separated field that the en-
gaRenent IL an assistant was an ABB
solate necessity for the furtherance
Il The work.
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nua Orr naer. Tl

life is great orchestra W. caza-
nOt transform II into drnzs md fks
e0rpa. nor insist that our ehildran
shall play the lzstynsnent wnacA ~
eve ehesan Cor 0aR playfa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08

- ffl
aiari i Iltl ~

H&s .9 rtsllent Of the Ep-
FIRST Methodist
sltii Miss FaiFbank,
iightful entertain
following pleas
ven
II '4f atHer Machree by
49, .Ilaot of Utah. who RI
II i.sss. cornet solo. MT.
ssachusetts; read
PROT Handy, Of ST.
ias MO also responded 70
solo. Somewhere 9
Mr smoot banjo
s9s Height Of Maine;
Iiandy Miss Hattie
fsss's accompanied,
prog am games were
reffeshments served e
g, sas present and q most
5tae a4s enjoyed.
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fhlld u eliare
Glide Not Held

Il there vas but one child present
his morning al the meeting Of the
child Welfare Clinic in the lower
nom 81 the grammar school. the clinic
vas moi held Miss Sutherland and
bef assistant. Miss simmons were
nrpsent however The clinic the past
week 81 two has been On the care and
proper treatment Of the teeth Of chill
afsn With tooth brush drills, and has
been quite successful.
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In Henor o
Dist se Yaltar

Mrs Chandler, wife Of Lieut. vi b.
Chandler, II. U. B M. win entertain
this evening II her residence So
Franklin street Murray Hill. the Pro-
yisional committee 81 the II. wv. G. A-,
IN honor nf Afiss Anna Seaburg, of
Mes York National secretary of the
aY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
Snh.l 49, IT, Here

Submarine Chaser No 1874 arrived
at the Naval academy last night from
New York Ii will - permanently at-
Eatched as one oY the ships of the local
station
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
epasncd,e ss,suos,

irresponsible persons. so-called. are
responsible for 4 lof Of 6sysltry fhat
eoas on Ia this worlA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
gpIertalue,i N
saM Home

S.. norman Wherrett. wife OF
,.srseior Yberrett. in the depart
s. # Mechanical engineering II the
ssssl academy, entertained at her
+. home On Murray avenue, Murray
u,ll 81 II he attractive houses re-
ssstly bun III Robb Combs from
.bom III Wherretts made the pur-
tbase lht choir of Maryland avenue
pstbotIlst Episcopal church After
al, rehears.t ii the anthenla 70 pc
M tpnorrna For God SO Loved
IS World aud q. Come Let Us Sing
sbso tlis Lord social evening was
.slayt.a and refreshments were served
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
LKAvE aALrIMORR

f2M 80 2.3 a.3S. x4.O6, sd, x6e6,
a.3B. asa. 7.3H go, 1i.36. p. ~. 1855
A. "
Ill ryaina receive or discharge passengers
IL local points between Annapolis and
Naval Academy Junction and sc Ltnth-
tsuEl On si6naL
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08

All donations viii be received BY
Mr.. j. i. Fisher. No Holland street.
Annapolis, Nd.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
Yitlag Old
ErRnas Herr

Miss sarah Il. Carter, Of Washing
IN. Il spending the week end with
MIS- Hugh II. Riley. wife Of Major
Riley ii Murray Hill Miss Garter was
former resident Of Annapolis. and
has many friends here who are ex-
tending her cordial welcome.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
III Giro
anE RarE

WeRtcett wife Oh
,t,.let,t I'll the Department Of
Xxx academy has sent
s,1s ior i trtf party W ~ given ~
n hone Thomson street q.
1870, y. flfl Tuesday February ~,
ss, .,.o t,e THE game will, be
aaaion
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08

Chopped prunss are 8 good substi-
fufe for raisins
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
On THE SICK LIST

M Elliott Burwell. who has been
I uatiens Ii Baltimore hospital,
where be was subject 10 an operation
Tor ouinsy. II making good recovery
and has returned home
The family OF Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
Nsnoraland. Of Bay Ridge, avenue.
E,astport are sorely aftiicted at this
cine one child Is Ill OF pneumonia,
ana three others are III Of ilu.
Il little son Of Afr. and Mrs. Burweil
ms been cutie sick Of throat trouble,
INT il said to be doing nicely.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08

Don't forgag ST EHary's show. Tick
ets af BosasAa,s 2B-S
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
punIslsmens for ths Teusons

Punishment for tire Tessogs
TED We're asked ID feed the Ger
mans.
Ned I'm perfectly willing. if Hoo
yer hands them ont the same kind Of
portions served Ia the fashionable r.
e0RsE Life
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-08
w. b. e A. Electl il
Railroad.
mID.CITY TERMINALS

Waif- Hourly Service Morning and Evening
washington and Camp Meads
lWaahfngton and Camp Meade
passengers change at Naval
Academy JuncttOn.l
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LEAVE ANNAPOLIS

LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
west ssrese naasaen
40. 1850. 02O. 6HO, no, x7.60 $40. 80
900 Isl 40, Al. NJ. 12.20 L2O, 2.20. 30
400 x4E0. B.20 SAN, TOO. 80. 10.90
iI.20 A. a.
leave Naval Academy Gate 10 minHtes
earlier State House Station. Rl&den
81 and College Ave-. seven I'D minutes
e2rlieT.
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The
| Short Story
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Cd LoulsE q AoDL EsoRt.
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pager SyncIcats.