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Arizona republican., 1919-08-19

II.
 To the hay farmer waiting for the market to rise so that he may reap profit above the cost of producing his crop, dairying presents a most profitable opportunity.
 Hay is now worth about $14 per ton, baIed, and aboard the cars, and about $10 in the stack. Combined with ensilage this hay will bring further profit if fed to good dairy cows
 The cost of producing ensage will prob ably range about $4 per ton, with value in the silo of $10 per ton. welI-baIanced food ration for an 1,l00-pound COW would be 40 pounds of ensiage and 20 pounds of hay per day. At current prices for silage and hay, the cost per month would be about $6.00 perhaps a trifle higher if the cow is large, a particu- larly big eater, or if she requires a supple mentary ration of cottonseed meal or cake If the latter feed is given, it will be found that two pounds will be sufficient, and that less weight of hay silage will be needed.
 Allow S7 for the cows feed, add 8 more for the cost of milking, and you have total of $10 for the month.
 The dairy cow worthy the name should produce 5 gallons of 3.5 test milk per day, a total butterfat production for the month of 42 pounds. At current prices of butterfat, the cream check from this COW will total $26.25 Deducting cost of milking and feed she will show net profit of $1625. The farmer with 25 or 30 COWS is therefore assured of an in- come which would make many a bank presi- dent jealous If all of the feed is produced on the farm, there is also the additional profit, for forage crops in Arizona return fair ? ground rental and profit besides.
 We have mentioned the feeding of cotton seed cake or meal Many dairymen find this most welcome addition to the ration of the cows It is-a concentrated food rich in fats, and fed in connection with ensilage and hay obtains excellent results in butterfat.
 In harvesting ensilage, the dairyman should allow the corn to mature to the dough" stage or until the corn is we'll "dented," as the food value of the silage is greatly increased thereby.
 The dairy and farm experts who work in connection with this department will be glad to go to any farm and give helpful advice re- garding any problem that confronts the farmer or dairyman. Call, write or phone Intelligence Department
 Pacific Creamery Co.
 237 North Central Avenue
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
PIaNercA SAT Boxes

It Ii quite the laSas now. yoai know,
u carry yoar best hat along With yosl
III i bandbox wlaen you 81 = visiting
5or i week,cnding; but. of course, the
bandb0x, covered on the outside with
aaettisIl affair. intensely smart and
correct. such i bandbox costs about
four dollars, but It e delightful
handhox, covered On the outside with
lowered crntonnc and lined inside
with striped canvas
ii leather handle crosses the cover
atla II may be slipped over the arm;
aud the cover has leather hinges So
That Il may be raised and lowered
without removing II from tho box
Someone has prophesied that these
sretonne hansIboxes are going 20 be IS
nopuiar as general feminine carry-aiis
as were The huge cretonnc knitting
l,ags which women carried 4 sunlnlcr or
two ago, before the diminutiye sock
sized bag became more fashionable
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
EASTPoRT ENTERTAIES
ONE THOUSAND MEN
or THE q. S. SERVICE

s.
Wednesday wns gala night y East
port when the community. Mith the
genuine c0ssauanlty spirit, entertain
I'D right royalIy over L00e men 81
thr srrvsee
Most 81 the guests we're from the
ships of the Atlantic Fleet lii the bay,
hui nunpber were soldiers from Camp
sdeade awaiting their discharge from
the service, and home on few hours
furlongh
Music was furnished BY the Ala
hama band. There was dancing on
sl,e laMn aud everybody enjoyed 4
royal good time Long before the
Akour announced FOR the reception,
crowds hogan to arrive. and the ies-
Etlylfes continued until nearly mid
night
Ice cream, cake. lemonade and soft
drinks wers served Ia abundance, and
The scamen and army men we're de-
lighted with the genuine hospitality
accorded them by Passport Some Of
he residents 81 Eastport no assisted
ID entertaining the guests were Jesse
Clark, REV. and Mrs j II. walsh, Mrs
Boisseau. Mrs kutsch, Mrs Jones,
Mrs. Charles Webber. Albert willard.
aaron Webber. Henry Moreland Will
ilam L0wman. Maurice Fisher.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
ENERALLY FAIR TO
NIGHT AND SATURDAY

Although the weather Bureau fore-
.cast for the next - hours says
'.tfenerally fair tonight and Saturday
little ehange III temperature 4 the
skies have been overcast throughout
the day and early this mornIng 4
shower passed over the town H has
been ideal weather. 50 Ear Al sunshine
went, FOR june Week except for
the excessive heat
Although the heat oE Wednesday, was
tahated To the extent az four degrees
yesterday, the humidity was one per
cent. higher The high temperature
yesterday was 81 degrees, with hu-
nlsllsy III 81 per cent.
j a heavy rain Il falling III Western
States and there IS d chance that It
will reach here late tomorrow night
or Sunday The prospects are that
the temperature will BE- about the
same to-day, with the sun probably
hidden from time to time BIZ clouds.
Il gentle breeze viii BE blowing from
tho south.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
FrllIs ma FIutfs

Taffeta dresses trimmed with gluted
white rufIles are very quaint
Some new parasols have flying
sprays of embroidery On their colors.
More lace ii being used on common
|andercIothcs than Tor 4 long time
Il dainty blouse Of white batiste
features Grecian scaIioped collar and
cuffs
Checked Bingham frocks lend tilkm-
selves to the quaint fichu Tor flush
Scarf collars of self material still
are seen on the voiuminous wraps q
today.
valcnciennes lace II favored for
trimming dainty blouses and light
frocks
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
NEW CAFETERIA
AT HOTEL MARYLAND

rei,rcse ~ 81 the ENeiiiFg IN
It'll sallea III 81 tho Hotel siatslaiad
c.lfettta tasias t. learn hing
lsaaat eafetesta when run II conns
an With / hotel ana found tilti i ss.ss
fsllss S5ss.a vel Iat Yeaai Mrs. s
arnisa sssnitil Nife ef Tie prophet a
/ il tie liHtel IS III charge and site tssi.esi
fAlf whiiss thes lre iio. fulls esi1iipifa !
thai tIes are ycfY well pleased Nitl,
tile WY business has started oa she
iisal tiisss i4.sfe 1 Iaiisi cl5 FRENCH
hakes and that i bakinr hasisess n q
Hit CONNECTED "a connie iofl A Il Ids
hotel and ilslf orders will pe iitkea I'll
the aeIfYsss III Fenah bread. ns.stry
lses ami pics II :ill part of the eitx
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
LOCAL FIGHTERS
IN CIVILIAN RANKS

Members of Company II. 1I5th In
fantry who LEFT Annapolis Ii septem-
bor Of 1917. for camn Mcclellan, Ala,
and after ten months training there,
went 10 France and were engaged In
Alsace and the Argonne, are back III
Annapolis as civilians They we're
discharged yesterday and the mems
bers Of The Machine Gun Company o.
the lI5th. who shared their service,
viii be horne today Saturday will
Gee the completion Of the service 81
every man Iii the regiment, and will
bring 10 Annapolis the few additional
members Of the regiment who have
been Iii the Supply and Headquarters
companies.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
SUIT AGAINST I'll
WI, IS. d Al. FOL SO &C, CO
LOST BY cOLORED Man

A verdict for the Washington. Hal
timore and Annapolis Electric Rail.
way Company was rendered yesterday
By i jury ID Part : of fee Court q
Common Pleas. baltimore iii Il suit
FOR s50.0a0 damages brought by John
smith colorcd. Who allsges that ne
VAS wrongfuliy assaulted and thai
while passenger On train u the
company
The train on which ssallti, vas Y
passenger left the iermilal Il Balti-
more 81 midnight on June s. 1915 TOR
Annapolis II MAS slaOsnb the tes-
sImony that when Smith sasas about 81
take drink from bottle oE whisky
handed him By another Nero, the coll-
ductor Of the car. Charles II brewer.
told him that drinking 81 liquor osl Tic
train aould not be permitted smith
persisted III his attempt 20 take Al
drink aud the conductor grabbed the
bottle from Snllihs mouth
Then fight started hetween the
negroes aud conductor Brewer Il
was testified that the negenes tried 81
throw the conductor frou The moging
car, and had him doNnssand on tho
steps when Crittenden Iydings,
another conductor On lbs train, shot
smith, the bullet STRIKING him in the
back and being still inibsdtiei II ne
muscles III his left side smith MAS
rushed to Academy JlInelian. from
Where he was taken k.to Baltimore
and renosed To i hospH ie ms
subsequently convicted IA this city oE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
BEAN BROS. AWARDED
SCHOOL CONT AcT FoR
TWO NEW BUILDINGS
eseFmanaeWn ard West AmnapelGs Each
~ Maye i New school Esy slpen-
ing af SesEsom Next Sea&e naE,er

1
sseFaaanaoWn and West AmnapelGs Each
y Hare 4 New school By slpen-
ms u Sesssom next sepaenss,er
Contracts for buiidinS two mes
schools. one III GermanioWn and one
at West Annapolis. have been awarded
Ito Bean Brothers Harry e. and Ii.
Clinton BeanD. tlie County Board 81
Education having approved III same
aft their regular naonthly session held
last Tuesday. as stated III these col
umms.
The contract for the Germantown
building ls $3.50. and that Tor West
Annapolis ii ss.ea4 This does not IN
eluds heating and lighting the schools
which vii probably bring The amount
Eup ID 10000
Barring accident, Or uDforeseea cir
Cumstances. both schools arc sum
posed III be ready for occupancy at
the opening Of the school term, sep
sielrl,er l5.
Joseph M Armstrong II architect
for each building WhIch Is 10 have
lfour large. airy. roorny school rooms,
These schools are filling long felt
wants aa tho cite school has become
congested and Ill the reopening 81 the
schools III the fall II would not BIZ pos
sibie To accommodate the children
from these two sections Of the county
Citizens oE both West Annapolis and
Germantown have been called upon
ITO raise 5000 each toward these
schools, to be reimbursed by the
county. later On. This was their pro-
position, which was accepted on the
part og the Board of County Commits
si0ners.
II We did not have these schools In
View, said County superintendent
George Fox. Ne should have TO be
arranging to put pupils On part
time basis Iii the Annapolis grammar
.sehool, requiring some Of them 70 at-
tend in the afternoons
The building committee for German
town is walter III Myers and MI. john
son, the latter having been seIeaeed IN
place BIT inc late n u Gelhal and
she West Annapolis committed Is All
win Oaksnith and u Clifton ssIey.
with County Superintendent horge
FOX in ex-ofleio member of both
committees
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
ere crap Shooters

Nlsliani Rtgfsssrsi aiits Walter Brown.
essisss 81 @ts sfIeteu - 0filcef Fine"
ts.s tssls iilss fssr Tlss's Meao tried be-.
.tssfss i5so sullivan aud caeh fined
81 ss.sistf sletcfl MS arfcstei
sg fs'sl tssSf8an feis aeiinY iii Il dis
ui,feslN ttisi lsti disturbing the
aubiig pete oa ~ ssreet extended
she w;is iNcil Il Ass Il hslore justice
aANss2l and tisls aIi'l n9sta III s6 Is
atsaS Which ste pags.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
LOTS SOLD ON
MUNRoE ESTATE
DEVELOPMENT SITE

M Charles Lee reports that
aaions The recent sales made ~ his
1fflee or the Munroe Estate Develop.
mont fl one III MI. Robert Redmond
the Weststreet druggist he states that
there Is great deal of interest shown
III the property and that those inter-
essed should make their purchase IS
this time, Il, order 10 have an oppor
tunity 0f making i good selection.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06

lilting conductor Brewer and Nas
need HI three months Id tue
HOUSE 81 kso1x e.0a. 80 charge was
even made against conductor TsydIngs.
The case MS tried BY simon Sil-
yerherc and Harry +. Levin for smith.
und George Neens Williams for the
railroad company
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
Ferese E'eIsrs
10 NJ lnnElag (0npanY

Yesterday the Army and the Navy
had q happy reunion On Worden Field
when an Army glrl, Miss Harriet Love.
daughter of Col 5anes ~. Love. Il. S.
4A. presented the coiora ID the win
ming company, which was the second
company. commanded by Mjdshipnan
Horseback
Hiss Lave walked ont from the re-
cclving stand Oh the arm Of Admiral
Scales the Superintendent. and pre-
scented tho colors ii ! happily express
Cd liftle speech she II tail bru-
netta. and wore j becoming gown Of
delicate pink georgette, with white
reads. large pink hat and corsage
os pink sweet peas The presentation
oe the colors Ras ieatur9 of the
dress parade yesterday afterhoon and
was witnessed 81 several thousand
people.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
eaIng Inslsas Ions Issaea

MI. and mrs, Henry Randolph Nun
roe have issued invitations Tor the
marriage 80 their daughser, Miss I'll.
Ian Elizabeth MNnrpc aHd the Rev
John William Townsend, Wednesday
evening. Jnnc Isl at s o'elock, 81 vii
TON Heights Methodist Episcopal
ghureh. Arlington baltimore
The bride so be ~ d gsiataEidaag lsteT'
og the late EsiWard AInnroe aaasi Mrs..
zlIlah Afctcaaf Mungoe forEleray os
this city. aaa 4 e0aaim IS 1asaaes n.
annroe. Esq. ami Frank A. Mnnroe, 1T
Annapolis. Eaeg fasAef HARRY Msanssaa
is an Annapolitian by birth.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
Iplslingul
Arm isItOf

Major General Robert Alcxansier
s ., III the famous nth Division was
IL Annapolis today % visit his little
aildaughter Major General Alex.
under who served with Gen Pcrshlng
overseas. came an D visit his son and
daaglitCr II. law, Major and Mrs Alex
amber, who are spending j fortnight
at Tie home of Mrs Alexander's par
Cnts. nr and Mrs, Gordon Claude. agy2
rriIlee George street. The Major Cen
eraI lott for Washington this after
nool
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
I.E.aaE 81 4 Il, \

100. Sa5 s.nsi, ~ rs. aas 81 NJ II NJ.
as tg5. :::ifj, a.sfS ssstE,. 8..s.i l.tl1,
G0ss. 7.sS5, e.9a. i.0J J. I@a.O5 A, nc,
xTlaiIg except Silaslays
Connecting ~ slaieniu 81 III f. II. II.
oI.ecal Annapolis ii BalEaanore.
Tor tickets aiid iFlt8Snaziost aIpIy iii
ear city tekef offices sSsSSt Street station
State House station. lesse Axsnlie mud
HIHden Streets: ssrseE Hall MarylHntl
Hatel 9fsef e. &. 81. AZ fssF ailicers. mid
EhINnlet ete.s cosansstps asSth the Naval
"a 81 tlolIlY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
800 IS Z ].

G35 xT.;BI $50 49,. Ill. A Nj,
1gs5 1.s5 .::.ssS .ssssss,sz ssfs3. 10 xtlJ.
as Gs5. TBS, D-3s Il Iss1 Fl All. 122.aiJ
III NJ
All trains receive or dis agrs passengers
at local penfs EpetNs sfsssA ntfapalis and
Naxai academy JuneAIoa and Ut Llntlis
Icutu OH sfgnai.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
W 3. e A. trio
Railroad
AID CITY Ta Ala

HALF Hourly Service M9f4lltss aid lsyeliIG
Betwcsrl Annapolis HISS more md
Washington Qtisl GalEKs Ms.atle
tWnahingfun and nn Me;ssle
messengers elanes Naval
Academy Infs liAs1l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
LEAVE & 8. IS

I.iO. no hi. 60. 80 I'D 800.
itaA III % Al Nj -. "a 81.
sI.n S8.5H 90, al; 81 $50, SO. 1Ds--,tg,
Ito A NJ
Leave Naval Academy 81 sgt9A q minutes
earlier Stats HaGsE SaatitAh Rladen
ST. aud College Ave-. eaen minutes
earlier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
Hugs & c arsets Dry
Cleaned
f'il rs STORAGE il
TRANSFER ca.
HNgsT STREET
haae 500

haae SOC
4. .9aettaS lss Sd. "a /. eIea ssmg Al
No. faF lse sas4m.eg sa@ns III ia
rs ss.s1 s's,fns lsrasf csaa sag saSas
z - t9rr saR1.
- esisea IA .na ! 49, 81.
49, 50 delivery. - -
co. packers far ,sB,tnn $50
sgssnns. ~ Also rYasfng suynsessY,a ~
sysss IS I'll narta 81 stse mTsetts
saesS s stasa Il nnegeea 80
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
nlIIeh legI 90 IIne

which llegins frae
aall III truth
II the daNll's vine,
I'D If youth
"a sour young dream.
ny old
III tie sun gleagii
i'm our guild
afi right
AIN. not low
Ils loved light
al q ~
illt truc way
and rlod
ug some new Way
III I'D fltlsi
lientztoNn Bard
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06

a
tstiif3 and elOd.
tttg some new way
sF9 ID Cod
neDtztoNn Bard
iIa4elle isttIIey, III Salisbury.
u5ilng lie week end ~ the
l 81 Lee Waller oti 3lou-
Miss Bailey viii attend
t8lss College hop this evening
I.tlss Coalition Club viii have q
might il tlit, college gytrlilil.
pilf bt lllr L. ia t'pti lion Club
efls season There vii be NO
lilts atinee until The ,F'itre'sell
me u
traders If
,la,s brrniail
honor III leading The german.
et;st Nith Mitlslipnlan
i,.ilsfo Misa Eleanor Green. of
n man WIS d brilliant affair.
itf wallis II Tho gymnasium.
500 lhiil throughout the length
ait. sfeadlh n the building we're hid
iilernate stripes az blue md
hunting the eoiars blue and
s5E l,eing the class 90 cu1ors, T'he
il1Iaatitg these stripes Of.
hia4lpr slrutlnd this yaAt interior
sitlt.a i, appreciated behind THE col
90, hunk arslatie lanterns, sliefl.
lncilaW light through them
] Nlili iilF effect
liitffl Ill toy balian III yellow
ssi4k white blue and orange were
siicails throughout the build
fsan the ceiling giving an aIry
fssltllfe was one 81 the figures
vnefe tlio girls danced IN 70 the huge
4 inside If American Beauty
each girl taking d rose and with
forming an areh under which the
sd hipfaen passed thu girls. in turn
ing nnder the words III the To-
graduates This Il an old fig
Mas bnt ne rose part of Il WAS new
sptst TIGHTS we're thrown on the
aaRf during NJ evening ami here
thr Inoonligl1t dsnee. Wit other
Nssv dimilled and wig mag lights
a Intervals throughout the
saes
fe american Eeanfv roses. II
h1HdsAnle favor for tho gals
0s liver card case.
De gaileries the spectators num-
hililatsds 0f naval officers from
asf SIS we'll IS tlloat attached sa.
his statien. and during the
flle dance the Officers al,I
ats,.s held regnIar receptions fe.
fSlstn 1fsltltlfrtanecs ami old friend
sumter w served on tlie terrace of
fl'h Hall which was strung with
atet.tls mud lighted BIZ the search
it ilA lIeet.
l9e .:tllaens that hlil formed a
ttfss u Do decorations Iii the early
lte 9efe later rnt loose and
.a1ifl lfK file girls dancing II was i.
~. isss.t Is ssellt
ily but two figures OF
0 fI tlt tIie dancers 50 far OH.
4s.i1l ltssSe 81 any prev ioua class
lslillf,erillg nearly one thou
s5lses fhe 4. Il. A. An,cri.
ss1lllt 8 lose igame tue dancers
IlAe so On the gymna.
u sislt Ms stsaA effeetlve Pretty
h 81, gwen as favors and
8 itllitstte III form the wig
as tla slllAeil.ssers. Il tiny
5iis5;ftf viii knock, 1890
sr
b st1li's asere sliowcred frolA
gllls and men pep
enfeiti 81 All caJors. If
si netea that more An.
's & 81 s sisfett he class german
s.-a lI3sa ever before. but with
s'8lis,tna names. publication
So l1s3 ii'os sihle.
jgan, VINO has been
ss Nllater and early spring
US home the Ridout
$40 IS Gloucester street. has
ttefee al her estate
near Ellicott city.
Ter son Capt.
IS ICON an aiumnus
he infantry Yrain-
Attns & Camp BEN
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
lgllla = MRS. EMMA ABBOTT CAGE
srs eAB
q u Z sitter

ssFmdunto WeAg
CLASSMATES sister
II wedding III interest IN naval cir.
elcs that will take place here MS after.
noon is that IF ENSIGN ssser,lscn = Al,
lon. Is ST 81 who Was graduated THIS
morning from The Naval Academy III
the Class 1920, and Mis- Eltzaheth IS
Alison, formerly ~ IIaclensaeit N !,
n0a III Annapolis
lnsagn Allen Is eiassillate III his
wifes brother Rumor hid Ii Tint
there was III l,e double wedding and
thai tic brides sister, aiiss Anna All
son. was also Id le married at the same
time To one of the officers iii her
brothers class. but the marriage Ii.
eense was NOT granted here today for
the hitter wedding.
Capt. Daniel j. Murphy, ii s, Al,
who has been overseas with the Ans
erican Expeditionary Forces. ii IT
home again. and looking very III !.
Capt Murphy was formerly eonrt
ssenograpller
Sergeant Obcry III the Sltth Infan-
=fry. 81 the Is + r.. son oT Chief or
Police 0bery, has returned home
Miss Hedwig scliacfer. her nepliew,
William smith and her sister, MrA
Martin Roscoe Jones pf philadelpAia.
~ nd III Gf,t@1 5flg 41itl tins here HI II h
her infant daughter Frances Eliza
beth were visited last week hy their
brother and uncle. Mr. Fseinbarslt
schaefer, who came Oh his motorcycle
frUn Iiizalletllj N q. and Mr. Martin
II JONES' Nh Jones spends every
Saturday and Sunday here with his
wife aud daughter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06
ron
Naral Wedding

Society Ii agog for the weekend
wedding to take place al high noon.
tomorrow Iii St. anne's church The
contracting parties are 10 be Lieut..
Peyton sklpwith Cochran. II s. M og
Philadelphia. graduate III the Naval
Academy Of the class 81 1919, which
finished the course last June. and Miss
May Curtin, daughter of Mrs. r. II
Curtin. and the late Lieut. -C0mdr Cur
tin, 81 N Chaplain Evans, IL 81.
NJ 81 sae Academy, Will perform the
ceremony, assisted BY the rector Of
Sc Aane' Key d ID johnson There
viii be d number Of attendants and
the wedding Will be brilliant social
event Of the season
Mrs Nance, 81 Washington.
mother of Midshipman a. j Mac
Nance. and her daughter Miss Mabel.
are here for the graduation exercises
to-day and attended the germaR III the
Naval Academy last night
Senator Ogden, ot Baltimore. who
MAS here some weeks ago III confer
euce with fhe Board Of Managers Of
The Emergency Hospital when he ad-
sisef that organization Of women to
CONSIDER fifty -fifty proposition for
management, taking men on the Board.
WAS again III town yesterday On bus
mess trip,
Major III Clement Claude will he Il
member of the t'lag hay committee of
the Ellts tu be held here IN June Z.
Col William Carlaild Fay Y. II DIFF
q, Ii visiting his sister, Mrs. Joseph
NstliaHt, at WardouI
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-06

1sf fes .lgan who has been
III y ilatfF and early spring
l.sg 's'lis home. the Ridout
sss 81 Gloucester street. has
iaence ii her estate
near Ellicott city,
ier son. Capt.
u IS ftss icon. an aIumnus
~ ne infantry Train
fnis Il Camp BEN
4 aife 81 Lieut. Pad
aKa academy IS
commander and