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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-03
SQUEEZED
ODEATH

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and movement becomes painful il
Is usually IN indication that the
Kidneys are out Of order. Keep
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-03
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4 TULSA rDUI automobile va.
stolen from ihS r,.Hpr.. of 4 ii.
Mtliou t' 49, Nurtn Natc11,e THlas.
.haE nigh, lf v4. reported in tnr
polio. yesterday
I
treated ai the frra n,r. clinic Pm
West Tulsa Turaasy The Attendants
working two hours overtime iu care
FOR them sU Nn4t OF tho cases.
though NOT serious r,,1cI careful
attention because ~ .ua mot weather
Eh DALTON irrHaF,,r ~ T.Is4
county. was named d,frrdnnt I'm M,
.hur ~ tho Santa Pc railroad to &C..
cover Nlrlop Vngh r ,.uIma wa.
oA.,aa,o lA .r..l trf.n., tnr mU
road under protest. whom suit vas
filed yesterday .u district COURT
MISS EDNN PYLE. who will nEr
office in Tulsa A.u.st aa general
secretary of fUt "A O. v.|.
visit I'm Tulsa A f,V 4ays th.a wee.
while on hrr WA. fu tho ,iuy CON.
ference or .Nn auufhw,strrn f,Ig us
tho Y. vs.. G.. 4 af HuIlncr -
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THE II'NN,r SOCIETY Vna un. .
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16
BAYSIDE FARMS ARE
MOST AFFECTED BY
CHOLERA IN HOGS
Meeting Al Shadyside To Instruct the
Farmegs III IDanKers Of and Means
of Preventing Disease

County Agent Norris said tl,is morn
ing that the epislanlie sof hog cholera
which has been spreading among the
herds of Anne Arundel county for
some time. does not seem to be les
sening to any great extent The
farms which are suffering most from
the epidemic. according To Mr. Norris,
are hose along the waterfronts of the
county Most probably the reason for
this III that disease bearing matter is
washed along the shore from infected
hogs To other hersis, causing In this.
way a moro rapid spread along the
winter than farther inland
III the Interior of the county the
spread is attributed to carelessness "a
individuals who unthinRinely carry
the disease from one farm to another.
Farmers should have their stock vac
cinated aa soon as the dIsease ap5
pears on nearby farm. and should
never wait until II attacks their own
herd
Considering the fact that the herds
&A0IIk WkttFt tAhS AtyNAA
to contagion from greater distance
than those inland. 1t would seem wise
for farmers there to yaccinate without
waiting for 1t to appear near them.
This plan, indeed, would not be bad
one Tor all hog owners to adopt for II
would be one Of the surest and quick
est ways to stamp out the disease
The vaccination costs practically
nothing ais compared with the value of
the hogs, and the use 81 the treatment
rs only d most wise investment and
precaution. When pens are cleaned
after diseased hogs have been segre-
gated. Mr.. Norris said that they should
be thoroughly disinfected II they are
not 81 too expensive construction Il Is
best To burn them
Al meeting will be held at shadyside
On Friday afternoon at which the
County Agent wfll give post mortern
demonstration of the effects Of cholera
.sn the hog and will show the adyan
tages of vaccination as preventative
measure. Ii is expected that the meet
ing will be largely attended.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16
NEW REPUBLIC WHERE
W0MAN,S PRIVILEGES
EQUAL THOSE or MEN

The neW Republic e4se sla-
lyakia, Prague may have many troa-
] bles and trials hns iIs White Hause
awiIl never b pieketed hy yotes fnr
Women campers aF rs streets BLOCK
ia by suffrageite raraaes Far Ashen
this newest q the worId' dsao
Was born several s1oa tlis tgts wa
men came into lhc saHle peliisal priss
.ileges and powers IS lic men
The manieipal electians which are
10 take place shortly viii see Wnmen
not only al tae polling booths bat in
numerous eases standing As caHai
dates for offiee The new government
hiss announced thai 4 nile rae
that wonlans place n iirsf and fois
! most III her homo. Il IS alsa irlss Illi
there are many pollfios sl economic IT'D
social problems aileeiins ALI e.isses
(which viii he III tlie better saiysil l,s
IsAe presence of women in the council
ehambers
Members 81 The American He'd lsross
lunH. which ii distributing fsoa ia
Thousands 81 unaernouris children
lin the new republic and coming ire+
gqnently III contact with tte women
Etind them taking an unusually prom
iinent part III ail governmental a,ti-
tytlics AT al The local town eonilril
meetings, which he Red Cross work
lers call III various eomnnnities 81 fr-
game soup Kitchens and food dlstfib+
lntIoll agencies, there have alNays baen
1 Il large proportion 81 women reprt
itatives
Ina weekly review ST relief aettYi-
tiles published i Prague. the folloN
ing roinment Is made on @oinen hs
Dpelitics:
The Hye years 81 war ana t
Iferings have had i tlisastr irons effect
upon The physical welfare nf halh
mothers ana children i flet quickly
grasped hp the American He'd s'rass i
/ which has organized and ~ pafryine
iout With characteristic euergs tiiae4
/ ly system 0l fellel iaf tlle eliliflftil
This, however, Is only 4 passiilg
phase of rs4aterial assistance tle re!ii
! problems will haze ID be faced liy the
Republic itself and il ii here nee Isl
Iay that women viii ind due scope it,r
ltrue social service Then here Is flist
acute housing problem, the question
E0f state aid I'll certain maternity cases
public nursing organizat lon. Ii,trriage
laws and educational reforms d faei
! i whole agsnda of activity fof Welllsn
4 in public life and for iieir inilnence
laf the polIs Il tho Women af Gzeeho-
Slovakfa exercise heir rights, 81 nm
ldoubtedly they viii with knoSleage
and purpose, they viii be al,le itl play
lfhe same benefieent role N politics
las they play In the home
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16
CONTINUED RAINS WILL
KEEP ROOD PRICES HIGH
tconsinned frosn &c one ]

some Of the grain could mt be har-
vested
All farm work is iynpeded during
the rain and It IS Impossible to 10
mnch 81 the cuitivafing and plowing
that needs to be done Germ which
had MOI been cultivated shortly be-
fore the rain is being rapidly over
groWil with needs about the roots and
81 cultivation IS moi soon possible So
that these may BE destroyed the corn
viii be too large ID cultivate. and the
weeds will have 10 be left
Tna melon crops are not vet far
enough advanced 10 be In any imni-
nent danger. as they can he cultivated
Tor some time yet.
Some of the farmers who had plan-
ned 10 plant peas for crops before tle
glowing for wheat " begun have hasl
10 abandon the idea. as II would now
be too late for this extra crop % ma-
ture
The soil itself may be either inl-
paired az improved By the long con-
finned rains. III some eases soluble
plant foods are removed in the sur
face waters. and IN others ingredients
#nf the soil are brought out. The re-
suit depends on the composition Of The
soil.
Numerous Washouts have occurred
on the roads in various parts af The
county. and traYel 70 the CRY has been
made more difficult for- the farmers
who had products ready for the mar
ket II is to be hoped that the rain of
the past week ~ ALI that the county
will have for some time. until thers
has been sufficient time 10 supply the
markets ana prevent prices from go-
ing UP again.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16
MANY MARYLAND
FRATERNAL ORDERS
INDORSE THRIFT

4
Nineteen Maryland fraternai orders
win more han $40 lodges and niein-
iDership exceeding s4.oeo have pledged
their support q he thrift and savings
movement 81 the rnitea states Treas.
lury which IL heing conducted III the
rifth Federal Reserve Dlstriet hy slie
4 War Loan Orga nization at Richmond,
Virginia. AIlnounce euscnf was made
some me ago that 4 nnniheT III or
Eaers we're cooperating on behalf q
the movement These are: the Red
Men. Ie.0aN members Knights ri
Pythias. 400 members Shield q
Honor 2.2ao members. Maerss bees, 81
iTsO members. Golden Eagle, 800
members Knights of Columbus 5.s7s
members MooiInen of the World III
ITS members Foresters. i,sl7 mem
hers
Recent fraternal orders liz Maryland
lfo fall iii line are the Royal Arcansiil
with ~ lodges ard some 3.atl0 mem
li,ers the Eastern Star, having 81
lodges and 1853 members Patriotic
sons OF America. 81 lodges and 1900
members: the Order III pocoiionias, i,
E1S councils. .197 members The Eagles,
10 aeries and about 600 members
IFraternal Aid Union. having 80 lodges
iana aboui 1.lne members: the Inde-
lpeDaent Order 81 Mechanics. - lodges,
II 1000 members the AIasons, II6 lodges
~ .7G7 members United Commercial
ITrayeiers. lneludil3s also those III The
I9istrieg d. Columbia, 4 councils. 5l4
members the Loyal Order Of Moose,
liO lodges iii Maryland and une ii
lthe District ii Ceiumbia with COM
IbinesI membership Of 6.ssi75 The
Hodges are not only investing treas
Iury funds Iii War savings Societies
arc organizing War Savings Societies
among their members.
III II The purpose of the United
states Treasury to make thirst q ma
Itional characteristic. as Il has proved
Eto be one of the greatest lessons which
this country has learned from The
world war Much work has already
Ilaen done Iii Maryland. which the rec
lords show. has splendidly supported
THE government il all Of It's campaigns,
and ii ii believed that ay intoxicating
Thrift into the minds and hearts N
The people of Maryland not only will
lthe community al large be benefited
hut each individual Will he helped
along the road 10 financial inaepen-
ldenee aud happiness.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16
CHARACTERISTICS or THE
JAPANESF

There arc those who do not like the
Japanese. but few Of them have ever
lived III Japan. Few civilizations have
equalled japan in unity. the sense Of
race loyalty and race pride. the viii
llngness fo sacrifiee for good citizen
ship, or the skill In creating d demo-
craey without disnlacing an imperial
,suler who ~ Iii truth not 4 ruler, bnt
ii symbol of Japanese unity Of blood
and purpose. Few civilizations have
equal honor and accumulated tradi-
ION Few have made art and high
thinking so thoroughly permeate all
life high ana low Few have made
SO late an entry into commercial and
Industrial life, and therefore few have
had Japan's embarr assment in learn
ing the ethics and morals af conn
merce. Few underneath their skins
are quite as tinlid and self-conscious
as the Japanese Richard Washhurn
Child In the Worlds Work for July
The only things It Is advisable 70
put OF till tomorrow are the things
We shouldn't do at all
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16
AND IT RAINED ON
ST. SWITHIN'S DAY


Yesterday was st swithin's day,
and Ii rained. according to legendary
lore this means Il will rain for 80
days. and Il means other things, The
author 81 the Shepherds Kalender
says: aIf on ST swithin,s day Il
proves fair, i temperate winter Will
follow bur lii rainy. stormy or windy,
then the contrary . That II should
rain for forty days after wet g.
swnfin. apears to have been an ar
ticie az popular belief. even IN Anglo
Iasaxon times
III rainea yesterday, II has rained
today. ana there are sS more wet
slaya III prospect Wen. well, say
the antl.prDhlbtti0nista. I'VE must
have some wetneas. sonewhere. some
time. eh s's
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16
State Of Ohio. city OF Toledo,
Lucas County, SIS.

Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
senior partner Of the flrm OF r. q.
Cheney & Co, doing business IN the
City of Toledo, County and state afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sdm Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case OF catarrah
that cannot be cured BY the use of
HALLS CATARRAH MEDICINE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn I'd before me and subscribed
In my prasence, this 9th day Of De-
cember, a. D. 1856
Al. w. GLEASON,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrah Medicine Is taken
internally and acts through the Blood
on the Mucuous Surfaces Of the Sys-
TEN. Send for testimonials, free.
r. j. CHENEY a CT. Toledo. O.
Sold By all druggists, 75c.
Halls Family pills for constipation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16
ANOTHER ANNAPOLIS
SOLDIER RETURNS

Five vessels arriving IN NeE York
yesterday brought 46a1 officers and
mon Of the American Expeditionary
Farces The South Bend, the largest
sof the feet, dOcled last night with
q. pa officers and men; the Santa Malta
brought .6s5: the TINA, which il ad-
.dItion To the 7iS men. discharged az
most 900 negroes who fought il the
British armies: the Espagne had 81
easuals and the destroyer Rathbourne
one casual officer
Among the returning soldiers was
James N Colbert. 81 Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16
nRAgiEE1 YY ANHElEIag 1900

6sn. III Rn5. sans. f0.Gg, I10Ey A. NJ. f@aS.
FxE arEI 1A5 40 aa00, IN. 696,
N0A en- QfEs. i1aS. p ~ a2g6 A. M.
xEkslfw excyegss Sn nsla g.
CoanHcffn< III DsIeafan with ri H. 10.
0Isse4f AmnaBs4sfs 81 Baltimore.
Eor fkrEpsa aaA Imf0snsm9Gsgm apply ~
oar city ticket 0fflceH West Street atatfa1.
E4mea Hanae @eA4inm. E@steRe Awesssae Aad
Bladen Streets: CarFei f4aik MarT1ens
Ha4eE OAAee II. ri y. Al. for alaeexa. nsasl-
ATm&ARzWs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16

The rerarx comes from All oyer the
eOunsry lfat prices are rising: and We
don't haye 10 look ut the reports I'M
order Is know that fhe lsEnper 0G the
reoEsle il rising to0 Charleston News
ana Courier
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16

Beng tcla that they ought "a blush
Tor their holiness, many girls proceed
10 the drug store To purchase tie
whcrewiihall
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16
Leaves Baltimore
afArGaaEra

Mrs Keith Neville. wife of the fornl-
Ter Governor of Nebraska, and an an
umnns ol st Johns College. this city
who has bean q patient at Dr How
ard a. Keiiy's sanainrlun left yester-
day for Charles TowR. Va where
she will be the guest of her parents,
Doctor and Mrs William Neiil be-
fore returning West. Her brother. DIR
William NELL. Jr.. who returned In
the late winter from service over
seas. II assistant Ia Dr. Kelly.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16
A nnialb0lls Day
Af Hostess House

Tomorrow Is Annapolis Day al the
Hostess House dit Camp Meade Mrs
Hamilton Adams Gale will be in
charge of the committee Or ladies'
from Annapolis who Will serve tomor-
row. including Miss Helen DouW and
miss Mary Williams.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16

tTle VETS say you can lead them MP
I'D water, but you cant make EN-
drink the vile stuff.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16

pleasant week Of good eats and
plenty nt sleep. IA we'll Al the salt
water bashsng which shsy aii eaIsyea
daily
Moss.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16

Mlsa ina Singleton. of Washington.
spent the week end with her cousin.
Mrs. Robert q. Dashiell. Duke ol Giou-
cester street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16

EBEE The experienced housewife IS we'll the bc-
ANAsAS gnner viii ind unusual interest n the new
tixtyight page Corn Products Cook Book Beautifully us
galore for preserving etc It II
free-wTi today for IL
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16
n ayw BALTIMORE

Rs xTM. 63a a.3A a0.3I 11.5A a a.
S1ss 6aS 81 asS. 1fH r. II. 123S
A As
All trAlna receive On discharge passengers
at local npsnfs between Annapolis and
Naval AcAdemy Jnncfton and ~ kinth-
scRn on nSgnaA.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16
IN MOTHER

,,Il. MOTHER
,Ae A,aghf and the worry
iens and making q
81 II he pip y ire
& sIal With the thing
ttle dear little, thrills
ID the soal when We
lhe warm airs steal
@ ntl Weei " The day
uineil and bIuster and
II things and the ike;
4lt u the freedom Of
ils u fhe WoodIandefa
lsfliies balance On deli
lgppers say howdy do.
mo- ughirl sits on cedar
III tarfef yoa we're bine
lls I'D fever and fret and
"a fisslng around
ls IL out 70 fhe smell 0t the
q, ba fftsh dewy scent 81 the
smnl
bi5is aiti the hoiioWs the cricks
aa.i Ile streams
tI5 fap.lge aud rnne Of the land
s..t 4Il,l io love and 10 build fairy
dleslns
II fa sitll d tonrnaline strand
e.tler lhe burden and battle and
blllg
rse rsFaftolng ii this and Of that:
la ii a. rai ollt where the bumble-
lie drunk.
Aat afti#tle aud Toss up our hat
0a on the pifIie and ayast With the.
blliir
aai IDS get down 10 real things and
trite
III stel IL the SOIL and he beauty
mats rough,
apd ilte vine that the old meadows
brew
Rensaiovn Bard
III apll Mrs. Charles h Abbott
iaai sunday with relatives n wash
rafi
Eaarfd III
Ilastlt llty
s III Wilson. Mrn Wilson. their
saanghters and small son. left yes
My f1r motor trip su Atlantic
IN Sit Wilson'S new f.ihePfy
y tanring car. They expect to be
tar fortnight az longer
II Vernon Abbott spent the week
n aith his utele and aunt, Mr. and
sr McManns. al Brookland,
VI fFail Falible clerk IN the office
I srs af The Conrt w NJ Wood
nj allp was taken suddenly III on
asalay Il appendicitis, Is reported
sit5 improved today
sslpr 1lle auspices III the War Camp
laal4nnity service there VIII be an
a.f af lhe series OF weekly dances
s9 fre9 evening IN Bladen Street
a1tieFy tiaoa mnsic viii be furnish
aa all Sha attend are assured
9'9 sl,ile This viii be the third
tlie q $ IN the July
allli The salne hostesses are
lafFaret Dudley. OF Washing
tlte guest over the week
e19 Alfs t,eftier, Murray Hill Miss
3tettsttt 44ttAASs IA AskE saAD1M
ilifnstrels on Saturday
fraty Landing.
'ala Loper. of Parkers-
y @lla has been spending
q Washington, will return
tsF a il HE week 10 visit
Rst Mrs William ri Gardiner.
issf5tr NH De remembered AS
ils performers. Ii the
n 'silnstrels given some
sfe ID High school
s9'F Fart, rniets
R'tl. oailus
t..f ,ys and girls Of Anna
f properly chaper
returned home after
ightfui week ON Mr.
a.ss afe near South River.
psiF were Misses Nell
rs tsa fIaltie. Manie and
fa Carr Nay Kane. 81
arnliger, Iola phib-
. aad Albert Gran
N,,issf Frank RaRliAgs.
William ana John sears.
seihle
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16
Natal saenf
AnIlspN ssSa

Commander and Mrs Harry KIM
neil. Ii. s. nj. announce the engage
menf og their daughter, Helen Marie.
10 Mr. Philp ri Fowle. son Of Mr.
and mrs. Bernard II Fowie He has
returned from eighteen months sery-
Ice win the Il. II II in France. The
Wedding will take place n the i,l-
fumn
Prof. A. Strang. Of Girdletree.
Nd. is the guest 81 PROT and Mrs, HI
B. Scarborough, Market street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16

A man and his wife are one. bul
divorce Ii an unc0npIer
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16
RECREATION SHOP FOR
CONvALESCENT MEN

reereasional machine shop fnr
eanvalescsn soldiers provided by the
knights 81 Columbus a camp Dix.
Sev Jersk has faual great fayur
Nth ne loughhpys reroyering from
Nnnniis u illness Mhen permitted
hy taeif phs ieiaa III d. 50, dough
hss aesai lsnnF flais nashine shop
svers LAY .ataes lriIls, piaaes and
otanleie SIS t,riillt,lit 81 ehissistss
lepls sre hand aild the nieii, mu-
shanicalls inclined. hai mean q en-
ertatn themselves ana Al fae same
time derive 50 llsnetii Il Tie pAysical
se knights ef tpinalhlis saerc
t,Fy III Camp Ilix lraiik 4 Nandle.
Is considering the installation 81 an-
other shop ~ the tlne type
f..efint man aeYcr gives advice
unless be iirst tEatls aut jast What kind
is wafitefl
lsrellhigIon mas il.lka i tssllam hus
tis when he wants 1 .lrink. hit ha.
isi9 ufis ia breath vet
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16
''le larty lnie,x
AttL's llalI,te

and girls Of Anna-
l properly chaper-
returned home after
fghtfui week ON Mr..
'8ls near South River.
Were; Misses Nell
sb fIaltie. Maude and
Carr May Kane. 81
Arniigers Iola phils-
ana Albert Gran
Frank RawliAgs.
illasn and John Sears.
fae seihle
ltel hem for the week
Aiiti Mrs Herbert Ar
ahy Rawlings and
Mss lillian Robertson
Kane 0f Raltinaore; !;
sIgar Sears. Mir. Ro-
af l Webster king.
'ine time and great
ana fishing and came
3'sl ileti and happy after
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16
Chaplain Returns
RnMa YneaflAn

Chaplain Sydney Key Evans, Com
mander Y s NAVY. and Chaplain of
the Naval Academy has returned from
"a months vacation which he spent In
Canada and On the coast vi Maine
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16
WllI shortly
Len ye RaR chile

Ngrss n. iIel.ean slmonds mas been
waiting over The week end her csu-
sin. MRS. Minnie Harding. % Com
duit street, prior 70 leaving for Chile.
where with her husband she Will
take up her residence.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16
Visiting In
AIaaasaA

MIR. and Mrs. Arnold Main and Mr.
dudley Main left Monday afternoon .o
visit MI Maths people IN MontgOal-
cry, Ala. Before returning to Anna
polls they viii also visit Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w Bartlett. 81 TAMPA Fla
Mr.. Main Ii chief naaehlnist's mate
III the u. s. Navy and Mrs. Main was
formerly Miss Frances Elliott
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16
Y.EAyF ANNAPOLIS A
ygss.sS Gars,ef Aenftom

80 r5.so GO. G.50. 7.a0. II 30. ao0 40.
18.10, In a. NJ. I12l. ]. .20. ~. sss ~
s4a0 xg.sai 5aa stIau, g.tD0, so. lU.a0.
I190 A. M.
Teaye Naval Academy Gate 10 Tninutes
earlier. State House Stallion, twaslen
Sc. ard College Are. seven t5l minutes
earlier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16

Mrs HaHigan, wife Of Capt John
Ha2ligan, u s. ~. and children. are
spending the summer at Atlantic City.
They have been Joined on several oc-
caslons By Capt HaiIigan, who II at
taehed to the II s. s Ohio. at Phil
ladelphia.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16

Hrs George i Neunsnn. wife 81
Lieut. Neumann. ii 8. n. II RI. and
children. Master chFIstlan and the
Misses Beatrice and Georgia. wfo have
been visiting relatives III washington,
have returned home
Dir ] u George Neumann. OF the
Merchant Marine service. has been
home on i short leaye. visiting hIs
mother on Charles street Mr. Neu-
mann has been doing transport SER
vice on the steamship Eastern Queen.
and has visited England Holland and
Germany during his transports duts
Mrs Elizabeth Dorsey and danEh-
ter. Mrs. Abram Moss, spent the day
In baltimore
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16
Recely ing
Congratulations

Mr.. and MRS h. Il polyanski are
being congratulated on the birth 81 4
son. born on July II. 1T III Cathedral
street Mrs. Polyanski was formerly
Miss Myers, daughter of MIR Henry 3.
Myers. this city
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16

Mr.. Norman smith, proprmtoT uf
Hotel Maryland, and Mrs. Smith. With
their two little daughters have been
sIsltiDg Mr. and Mrs James Smith,
Mr Smiths parents, In the county
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16

MISS scudder, head nurse ~ The
Naval Academy dispensary, ID on her
yacailca which she Ii spending partly
with friends IN Buffalo. n Y., and with
her parents III Virginia.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16

Commander Il. n. Ware, Y. s. y.
and mrs. ware, have returned g kheii
home III the NAval Academy affef
vislt az several weeks 70 the seasaort
and Ases Is FeEAtlves u HalsiasFs
county
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-16


their two little daughters, have been
sIsiting Mr. and Mrs James Smith,.
NJ Smiths parents. In the county
Hach on
The I0h
Capt ID j Murphy. who served with
the li5th Infantry overseas with the
American ExpedIfionary Forces, and
has recently returned from visit to-
his old home In California, has re-
sumed his former duties al court
slenograpler which Office was no ea
pabIy and elilciently iiiied BY an able
woman. Mrs. Julia slrahorn. wife of
Capt John 81 Straiaorn, during the
period Of the war.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur WI Robinson.
ana Miss Myrtle Heath, of Baltimore.
who have been spending few weeks
with Mrs. Charles II Chance, have re-
turned home,
Lieut.. Commander Thomas u Catch.
II. S. n, and Mrs. Catch, formerly
Miss Nancy Dashieli. left here this aft
ernoon for SIT. Louis, To remain until
October. Lieut.. Commander Catch Is
detailed for naval duty there.
Mrs Tiliey, widow Of Admiral ills.
ley. and her daughter, Mrs. =. ]. johns
lson. wife N Lieut. Commander John-
son. II S n, are summering AZ Brigh-
ton. Mass.
Mrs, Joseph Stern, Of baltimore, has
been spending few days with her
cousin, Mrs. Harding, Conduit street
Mrs, Harding has also been eftertaln-
Ing MRS. keeshaw, Of Washington,
over this week end