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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02

TouY afterseEY. So i've Ehat your art
orseai the man you Osaght 70 hs-Hay
il bis time be possible and actual
sFar away III the years he II wait
lnR his tnrn. his body. his hrain, bis
soul. are in your boyish hands. He
cannot help himself
wiaAt vii you leave for him
ssWIlI Ii be body unspoiled By Iusi
OF dissipation. mind trained 70 think
and act. i nervous system true AZ
dial ii its response 10 the truth about
you. VIII yon. Boy. let him come IS
man among men Ii his time
cor viii You throw away bis inheri-
lance before he has had the chance tu
touch IT, Will you turn over 10 him
brain distorted = mind diseased;
win unframed to action: spinal cord
grown through and through with the
devil grass We call Wild oats
..Wiil you lei him come. taking your
psace gaining through your exper-
fence. happy IN your friendships. hal.
loved through your 3oy# building On
them his own2
.sOr win you Aing II All away, de-
creeing, Stanton like, that the man yol
might have been shall never be !
sThis ii your problem fiji life the
problem vastly more important to yol
than any Or all others. How will YOU
meet II, ia man or as foolg II Il
your problem today and every DAY
and the hour of your choice is tbs
crisis In your history
Help 10 reach al / ne parents q tht
country by cutting this out and pass,
ing III on 10 q friend.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
TUNE WEEK RETURNS
AFTER THREE YEARS
lconsinaed from first Paasl

fC0ntinued from First Pags
test viii take place on Tuesday and
wednesday Other events will cover
the whole Of the practical instruction
II the mIdshipmen, with their gun
drills. exhibitions of seam Anship, tor
pedo work. and machine shop exer-
cises. These vii continue until Fri
aay, % which will take place the final
events al the period. the graduation IL
the morning. when Secretary Of the
Navy Daniels will speak and deliver
the diplomas. and the farewell ball
IN the evening
The following Is the program IoE
the week
Momaay. June 2Md.
400 to SIS d. N. Reception to
Board Of Visitors. officers. their fanii-
lies and house guests SuperinteIld-
ent's quarters
600 B. III. Dress Parade presenta-
ton III awards tsee note
$40 s. nj Informal Hop GymIlas-
ium
Tuesday, Jnna 3rd.
e.i5 a, M Competitive Infantry
Drill Flag competition
80 D. M Gymnasium Drills
$50 ). m. Torpedo and Gun Drills
600 D. b Dress Parade
500 b. M. superintendent Dinner
ID board Of Visitors
$50 b. M Informal Hop, Gynnas'
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
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al5 d M petatiye Anaaht1s
Drill Flag com pa1ition
afoaa session Of Board q Viz
itors ADMINISTRATION Building
go 5. ID Ssaananship Drills, hoats
under oars sail and stsam
600 :. b Dress. Parade.
aaO ! rs IsAfornial Hop tlnder-
elassu.en ana friends Auditorium
so rs 11 no D. ui Garden Party for
the member Of the Graduating Siass'
their famiifss and guests nperii e.
.,endeat'a Quarters.
Ykargslay. Jane Sin.
a15. 4 Competitive Artillery
DriIl. Flag onlpstition
ii 90 q MS Session Of Board Of Wis
i.avs admin istrasion Building
40 b. II Practical Engineer Ilf
Exercises sampson and IsherWeoe
Halls.
SIS p. mi Dress Parade -t resen'
tatiofi 81 Co1ora
$40 i. ns informed Hop Under
,slassYnen ara friends Auditorium
900 B. m 70 90 = N F'irst GAS
Germ1a y'mnasiuill
FRIDAY, June sfh.
1890 & III Graduating Exercises
Dahlgren Hall
$50 5. M to 1880 q. m E. Farewell
BaA. Dahigren Hall
Kitchen walls should be painted s
that they may be WIPED with Il dam
cloth. making cleanliness posslpl
Without gpeat demaali on strcnetla alls
/ without tho disarrallg elaent caused q
| i Iitewashing OF caIeimfnillE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
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- y~ouess III United states sena-
- pneaan of California, the knights
$ colnanbus have sent 9 headline
Sa,,aeville act u entertain the Ainerir
.s !, ,roops stationed At VladivostoK.
nnssia Oh the S. S. Nanfiing. which
$500 from Gan Francisco on SatuF-
day. May 10, ~
The vaudeville act consists 81 ~
,,aysarmers and il known rs the ~
I ,,rhia Park Boys The party il sail
- g Iapan. where II will perform at
yakahoma and other japanese point !
lar fbe benefit az American sailors ana
marines stationed there. y Is under
,ha direction of Major pelxottw and y
,s,as.inw me tour on the invitation p
S.ns Australian Government and with
ia sanction Of The Z $. state Depart
nent a,.a Il, i
senator Phelanss request reaehea y
WI h, heatsnuarters in New York lssl
uhan the party discovered that & eo'lio
,,o, raaqh out men III Russia without
t,nancial assistance Chairman 4 II
nam Muiigan II the X. Of 6 wal
artivities committee immediately un'
,lsrtook TO ilnance the party 81 glys
an, ornaments III viadtvostok Yitl
ma resnlf that our men in Russia VII
nav have headline vaudeville 50 H.
lieye the tedium 81 Keeping watch o.
the Bolsheviki
q = II
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
HOUSEHOLD cAps,
Tax The Women ii siina,
Same rs ilSea 10. I

Hard to attend
With i constant
a woman sllpg
back.
And she SELDOM
neys were well
Doan i kidney
thousands
Have been tise
over so years
Read what Hts
says
Mrs Robert
says For fsaii
pained me 50 inteil
Ms eyes aehed ans
Mornings When
tired than When
Always felt lAaga
bition. When
! kidney Pills |
relieved me
when4xer neei
1 ply III the Nest t,la
have helped ms
endorse titeli
Price Soc / all
ply ask forl q
Doan kidney
Mrs Scihle had
Mfgrss Buffala
-
The handy man lp
! Il broken promise
In new one
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02

Tho shalt NOT covef ANYHOW. Y
we could afforl IL hny some 81 the
,hings We want. we Wouldn't want
fhefil
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-10-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Rev. w. j. Luscombe who has been
III for the past week is rapidly re,
covering
The Women's club held It's first
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
home Mrs, Il. c. Van Petten,
Mrs. f. NJ. Greig entertained a
group of friends at her home We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. p. J. Gallagher left last Fri
day morning for Riverside to join
Mr.. Gallagher who has been attend
ing court at Burns during the past
week following short trip to Port
land
II. NJ. Duncan was called from
Burns this week to Homedale by the
Illness of his son who was with his
mother visiting with Mrs. Duncan 8
sister, Mrs. Otto Blacbaby. The
little chap was brought to ontario
Tuesday for medical attention and
is doing we'll Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
can here are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ivan f. Oakes.
Mrs. Ivan II. Oakes underwent
tonsilotomy at the hospital last Sat
urday morning and has recovered
from the results of the operation.
Charles Anthony Of Westfall, who
has recently Joined the sales force of
the Eastern Oregon Auto company
was in Ontario Wednesday on bust.
ness.
Mrs. J. @. Staples has been. III at
her home on South Morfitt street for
week but is reported to be gradual
ly recovering
Mrs. w. g. Jones, of Des Moins,
Iowa. mother OF Mayor II. w. Jones
who is the guest OF her son was TAX
en- seriously III Tuesday and was COM
PEELED to undergo an operation at the
Holy Rosary hospital. She rallied
from the effects OF the ordeal and is
reported to be doing as we'll as could
| be expected.
General Manager w. c. Jones OF
OF tho Rock Island Railway with
headquarters at Des Moins, accomp-
anied by Mrs. Jones arrived in on
tario last week for their annual visit
with their son and daughter, Mayor
and Mrs. II. w. Jones. Little Miss
Mary Ellen Jones who spent the sum
mer with her grand parents In Des
Molns accompanied them home.
c. Il. Peterson came In from his
Circle Bar ranch In Harney county
this week to Join his family here for
an extended fall visit. The range
looks fine says Mr., Peterson and the
stock will be able TO feed on the hills
for some time to come, he declares.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-10-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Walter Glen formerly of Ontario.
but now brand inspector at Seattle
for the Oregon Cattle & Horse
Raiser's association is in ontario this
week looking after his local inter
ests. MIR. Glen, II Is said will be
one OF the new home owners In on
tario, tho he already has q number
of residences here.
Mrs. A. L. Mcdowell arrived In
Ontario last Saturday from an ex-
tended visit with relatives In Brock,
Kentucky. Mrs. Mcdowell chang
ed the routing OF her ticket at Den
yer and returned to ontario via Chey
enne, and that resulted In her fall
ure TO meet Mr.. Mcdowell who left
Thursday morning for Salt Lake
where he expected to join her for the
return trip.
Everett Trousdale of the High
School faculty at Nyssa spent the
week end In ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don G. Platt OF
wilder arrived in Ontario Wednes-
day bringing a portion of the house
hold goods. Mr.. Platt reports the
ranch work almost done for the sea
son and also his expectation to spend
a portion OF the winter In Ontario.
Mrs. Larue Blackaby was the hos
tess for dinner party at her home
wednesday evening at which covers
we're laid for eight. The guests
were. Mrs. ]. II. Blackaby. Mrs. Earl
Blackabys Miss Lavine Smith, Mrs
l.. Adam. Mrs. G. Il. Emison and Mrs
+. ]. Clemo.
Mrs. sprague Adam left Saturday
afternoon for ST. Anthony. Idaho Ia
Join her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Fraser motor
ed to Boise Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Garfield was week end
visitor at Nampa this week.
Mrs. Paul Cayou OF Nampa visited
friends here the last Of the week
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mcpherson re-
turned Saturday from Portland
where they spent two weeks visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Wood and
children returned from Portland
where they have visited for several
weeks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shinn and children
arrived from Montana last week for
visit with Mrs. shinn's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @. Staples.
Mike Joyce was down from Nampa
for the week end Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alya Lawrence and
w. II. Lotus OF Ironside were on
tario visitors the first OF the week.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-10-16
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Sunday school, 1000 a. m.

Sunday school, 1000 a. m.
Preaching. 1880 a. m.
Subject; Capital, Labor and The
Bible"
Preaching, 1880 p. m.
Subject; Influence and Example. "
These are days of national and in
ternational unrest, What attitude
are you taking to bring results?
In what power are you trusting ia
bring about the right relationship
between the people of the earth?
Are you all you ought to be? Ii
not, why be so severe on others?
Does the Christian church meet
your approval? II not, why don't
you get busy and help her into line?
What kind of church would we
have il we all acted like you?
All who are interested in the
capital and labor situation, come and
hear il discussed next Sunday morn
ing at 1880 a, m. by ID. ], Gillanders
of South Dakota.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-10-16
SPECIAL RATES FOR SHRINE
GATHERING OF Al RAIDER

j. ID. Billingsley, deputy potentate
of AL Kader Temple A. A, o. n. o. NJ
s., received notice this week OF a
special session of Al Kader to be held
at Portland on November 20, al
which w, Freeland Kendrick OF
Philadelphia, Imperial Potentate
will be present.
For the benefit of Shriners a spec
ial fare on the certificate plan has
been secured in Oregon. Idaho and
Washington. This fare Is one and a
third of the regular one way for the
round trip.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-10-16
UNITED
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

1000 Bible School.
1880 Public Worship.
Sermon subject: "Intereession. '
1880 Worship.
Sermon subject; The third com,
mandement Thou shalt not take the
name of the Lord thy God in vain. d
W. F. COCHRAN,
Minister.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-10-16
METHODIST CHURCH

ouhuay services.
10 a, m. Sunday school,
a. m. Preaching.
6:45 p. m. Epworth League.
90 p m. illustrated Lecture,
Home Sweet Home"
W. ]. LUSCOMBE, Pastor.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-10-16
NAZARENE CHURCH

j. NJ. Wines, Pastor.
1890 a. m. Sunday School
ll;OO a. m. Preaching.
$500 p. m. Thursday, Prayer
Meeting in the Church.
Everybody urged to attend all ser
vices
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-10-16
BAPTIST CHURCH

Bible school 10;OO.
Morning Worship 1900.
Gospel Service 500.
Prayer Service Wednesday 500.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-10-16
CHURCH ACTIVITIES

CATHOLIC CHURCH OF THE
BLESSED SACRAMENT.
Rev. j. ii. Maloney, Pastor.
$3.50 a. IN. Low Mass.
1880 a. m. High Mass.
$3.50 a. m, Catechism for the boys
and girls.
Visitors respectfully invited.
Evening journal., 1919-08-13

The Want Ads win advertise bust
ness partnerships in many, lines OF
work
Evening journal., 1919-08-13
.CnuCDNAArhIT CITC
uUVLHlsIWLlvI UUEU
ARMY FOOD COST
Reductions Made After Re-
tailers Try to Meet
Army Pricss
S. WILL SLASH
AGAIN If NECESSARY

WASHINGTON Aus. 49, United
Press. Reduced prices on i3 Of the
food products on sale by the army were
announced today by the War Depart
ment.
Reductions were caused by retailers
who tried TO meet the army prices. Fur
ther reductions will be made IL food
prices again decrease. New quotations
arc basic prices for the products speci-
1ed. To these prices must be added
'ost OF transportation either by rail- 10
,itios or by parcels post 10 consumers.
The reductions are Corned beef. six
pound cans from a93 TO st.15: roast
beef, six-pound cans from s2i3 20 $3.50:
baked beans, number ono cans, from D
cents 20 cents; baked beans. number
two cans from 8 cents 10 cents baked
beans, number three cans from A cents
70 9cents; stringless beans, number ten
,ans, from AZ cents to 40 cents; sweet
,orn, number two cans from 40 cents
% cents; tomatoes, number two cans.
from ? cents 30 8 cents; tomatoes num-
Der 2 y cans, from A cents 10 Q cents !:
tomatoes number three cans. from ~
tents to n cents; tomatoes number ten
cans, from 81 cents 10 % cents bacon
from IS cents TO 81 cents a pound. and
sugar cured hams from 81 cents 10 -
cents
Pickles have been added 10 the com
modities listed az % cents gallon or
si keg Of &c gallons
Secretary Of War Baker. 70 was
stated today. thoroughly approved the
policy OF revising War Department
quotations from time 90 time 30 keep
the prices below those charged by re-
iailers
So that cities WIZ not lose by send
ing in orders Just prior 10 @ reduction,
The director OF sales announced that
prices charged municipaltie and post
masters VIII be those ruling at the
time of shipment
News prices by the case were an
coinridentally with the new |
prices per can They are:
Corned beef. siX-pound cans. from /
;23.i6 10 s2i roast beet, six-pound cans,
from s2556 to-S22 so. baked beans No |
cans. from $40 10 si92; baked beans.
10. cans. from Si92 TO Siii; baked
beans. No 3 cans. from S2.6i 10 S2i6;
'trngless beans. No. 10 cans. from
SOL 70 SiS0; sweet corn No 9 cans
rom $40 to s2i5 tomatoes. No. .
ans, from s2i6 10 1872: tomatoes. No
~ cans. from s2.6i 10 s2i6; tomatoes.
80. 3 cans. from S2SS 10 S26i, ioma-
oes. No. 10 cans. from Siii 10 1896
aeon. iO0-pound crate. from S33 To- s3i.
nd sugar cured ham, i00-pound crate,
rom S3i 10 S29.
Evening journal., 1919-08-13
kIn InMGrn CHADAg
lYU LUlvULH UgEHuIIl
IN THIS MUSIC
Ocean City, N. j.. in Tur-
moil Over Orchestra and
Lack Of Tickets
COTTAGERS BOYCOTT
PERSISTS LONG TIME

OCEAN CITY. n. j., Aus 49, -Nlusic's
charms 10 soolhe the savage beast"
apparently fall nat in Ocean city. Ex-
cellent harmony is provided here by an
orchestra, yet the sea air is fun Of dis
cord. The tired business man from
Philadelphia cannot have an Of that
rest for which he sighs. because on
every hand he is assailed by talk Of a
long persisted boycott or concerts in
the music pavilion.
Several attempts have been made to
break This boycott. but without much
avail, and now members of The Hotel
Pr0prietors Association haVe taken up
the cudgels They have agreed 10 at
tend, with as many as possible Of their
guests, community sing 10 be held
i'm The music pavilion this evening.
Tickets containing 40 admissions 10
the pavilion are being sold by the music
commissioners, with Quite few takers.
and the prospects are That by The time
Nessclla and his band Of % pieces begin
their engagement on sunday there may
be more than The usual corporars
guard at the concerts
However. even before that time so
changing are the conditions. it may be
decided 10 do something else. Much
depends upon The action Of a meeting
OF taxpayers called for tomorrow eve
ming by the Rev. George W. Yard. pas
tor Of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church. OF this city.
Mr.. Yard deplorcs the state OF affairs
here, and a number OF people have
asked him II something could not be
done. he talked the matter over with
some Of the leading men Of the town
and decided on the meeting, 10 be held !
in his church.
Mayor Champion is not expected 10 |
attend this meeting although some OF |
his friends are urging him TO explain |
The condition from the ciiy's stand |
point
Members Of the Ladies' Orchestra
Auxiliary or some Of them. at least
claim they were kicked out" OF the
music situation here last winter or
Early in The spring, and they are either
.cry much peeved or totally Indifferent 4
IS TO what becomes OF The music.
The concensus Of poinion seems TO be
hat the city should have free concerts.
although il has not actually had free
oncerts for three years TO be sure.
here were for two or three seasons
Evening journal., 1919-08-13
CAT ADOPTS RABBITS.

htsSi3tbtitbf. Ark. fuE i5-ltn
unusual case Of a eat Kidnapping a fam
lily Of baby rabbits Is reported by W
H. owens. a farmer living west Of Rus
sellYille. Last week The fanily cal
gave birth TO lve kittens
TWO died the first day. and realizing
that the other three could not live, the
farmed killed them. The next morning
they found The cat molhering three lit
lie rabbits which she had stolen from
some nest during the night and placed
in The box where the kittens had been
The rabbits had not yet got their eyes
open and We're apparently about the
same age as the deceased kittens
Owens is eagerly waiting TO see the
fate of this adopted family when they
are large enough so That the cat can
not mistake the fact that she ls mother
ing rabbits. and not kittens.
Evening journal., 1919-08-13
INDIANS NEvER BROKE

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aug. i3-The
ways Of the Iopi Indians OF Northern
Mexico, their food and religious Gus
toms, was The subject Of an address at
the Bethany Baptist Church the other
night by Miss Ethel Ryan, for years a
Baptist missionary on the llopi Reser-
vation The Hopl women delight in
decorating their shoes with iO-cenl
pieces, Miss Ryan said "The shoes
when resemble moccasins, often have
as many as five dimes on each. They
have way Of sewing quarters TO their
dresses and using them as buttons.
When they go to market and find them
selves short of money they simply cut
off a button"
Evening journal., 1919-08-13
BOY WAS STRUCK BY
BAT ACCIDENTALLY

The condition Of Dennis Haley, aged
i5 years, Of No 30i North Harrison
street. who was struck on the head by
a baseball bat on MondA night, was
reported TO be improving at the Della
ware Hospital today The police in
vestigation shows that the boy was
struck accidentally by Howard Fighter,
Of No 220 jefferson street
John Davis, aged % years, Of No. iS0i
Mt Salem Lane, had his arm fractured
on Monday night in a BAH game. lie
was treated at the Homeopathic Hos
pital.
Evening journal., 1919-08-13
our FLYING DAYS.

Extracts From Any 1921 Newspaper
Mr. Reginald lIighnyer and Miss Ber-
tha Breezy were united in marriage by
DR. Percy Gasbag at the Niidair Church
yesterday. Nh and Mrs Highnyer left
on a parachute drop 10 earth on their
honeymoon
The small son Of Mr. and Mrs. C..
Plane fell out Of his air crib at the
Plane home, NC "a, Ten-Thousand-Feet-
Way This morning, but was safely res
cued at 5000 feet by Air Traffic Cop
O'Shaughnesscy
Mr. Howard Lofty. who recently went
down 10 The earth 20 live. has returned
TO his former airship on The 5000
foot level. Mr.. Lofty says he didn't feel
natural on the earth and the old sky is
good enough for him any day in the
week.
AR Lucullus A. Atmosphere has re-
turned from a weekend air iaunt TO
Evening journal., 1919-08-13

New York, London. south Africa and
south America. tie expects TO leave
soon for a three day trip TO the North
Pole and return
Flyers in Cloud Lane, Four-Thousand-
Feet-Way, are complaining about the
odors from a glue factory which has
been started on the earth directly be
meath them. As this is a particularly
desirable sky residence section it is
highly probable that the authorities
will order the factory discontinued at
once.
The sky fox trot Of the Ozone Dance
Club last evening was a great success,
all airplanes performing perfectly and
Mr Henry Loop and Miss Nosepin
doing some particularly graceful glides
in their planes. Useful. as well as or
namental, favors Of spark plugs and
gallon bottles Of gas were distributed
to The guests.
konstantin Zollen. Of Chicago. on his
sick bed signed what he supposed was
his will, Now he asks divorce and re
transfer Of his property back tohim.
Fifty de-f persons enjoyed the Rev.
c. c. Schrader's sermon at Kansas City
on Sunday night. They sat on front
rows 10 read the parsons remarks from
a big blackboard
It took hoy L. Conger nearly three
Evening journal., 1919-08-13

certain number Of free seats in The
music pavilion.
Most Of The seals IN the large pavilion.
however, were reserved for those able
TO pay 81 for season ticket. or who
took tickets because they wanted 10
please the member OF The auxiliary
asking them to make the purchase.
Evening journal., 1919-08-13

Large and stunning
Fine plush with velvet
facing. Brims are soft
enough to droop slight
ly in youthful. becom-
ing styles. Black and
colOrs. Two pictured.
Ltt BrofhersAFirst Floor,
North
Evening journal., 1919-08-13
2 srOHr Orrss DAnr At =. NJ. AND CLOSES AT srm
With Markings 10 to 2S% Lower
-Prouen BY Comparison

Been Pleasing Us With the Welcome News That Our Stock
They Have Ever Seen and at Prices That Much
Evening journal., 1919-08-13

hours to reach his New York Office
from his home in West Hampton by
train. Now he commutcs by airplane in
half an hour