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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
STILL SOUGHT
Effort TO Locate Supplement- For
Ferry Line Continues
THE NEED IS GREAT

Captain T c Ii Howard said this
morning that steamer % supplement-
the ferry service liz the Gov Emerson
&c. Harrington was still being sought
BY the owners Of the line, and that
this much needed addition would be-
made as soon as proper boat could
be found for the work The idea al
present Is To get another steamer sim
liar TO the Harrington. though. Captain
Howard said the best type for this
service would be double end boat
He expressed the opinion that he best
thing would BE for the state to build
two ferry boats capable Of taking care
Isaf the rapidly developing traffic on
the Inc, the amount of business done
so far showing plainly that the enter
prise ii very much greater success
than was even anticipated.
III double end boats were used. how
ever IL was learned that sonq addi-
tional docking aeeommodat ton would
be required. The extra boat Is GER
tainly very badly needed II this time,
when the company often il put IN such
! position that they cannot accommodate
Tall OF the people who wish 10 use the
line.
/ In reply to question As 70 whether
or not the ferry business Was expected
ito hold up during the winter Captain
Howard said that while some falling
on Is looked for, there Is little posi-
bility OF the business becoming 50
small as to make d continuance OF the
run result In loss to the company
i The reason for this is found IN the
fact that the line Is not merely used
/ BY excnrsiouists, but II recognized BY
1.-THE business of the entire state as be-
ing an important commercial link be-
tween the Eastern and Western
Shores Travellers on business viii
continue 10 use the line during the
winter after pleasure seekers have dis
continued It TO an extent.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
.MASQUE or LIFE Elk
CITING ENTERTAINMENT

No pretense of stlAtIety in plot or
treatment is made in The Masque
of Life nhich comes To the Republic
theatre tonight It's frank purpose
Hi TO amuse and thrill and this II cer-
tainiy accompllshes ~ means 81 pref
nv nearly every trick ever used il d.
.recting film; BY number of new
photographic efforts. and as foun-
|datIon on the most expensive series
of spectacular scenes ever put into
d modern story II Is 4 aim Of today
not costume play and its eharac-
tiers are 70 real and played with such
sincerity that ii holds interest and
aynpathy throughout for the romantic
lovers who are lis basIs The lore Of
d little circus girl for young prince
tiie story III their courtship and
.pians to eIope are simply aud force
fully told III the opening Of the finn.
except for the wonderfully elaborate
circus scenes. one would not antici-
pate the magniiieence Of the reels
Is follow The story works up grad
naIiy. aud while the fight between the
heroine and crazea chinpanzee. for
the life III baby boy. on Top of 9
800 foot chimney II IN itself enough
TO give the Alm What critics .cail q
punch Il simply works up 70 the
fire scenes III d burning circus build
ing which cost Ia themselves, nearly
4 quarter al million dollars 70 make,
s,a ts.4 Il tniI ~ human iirna Al well
a. those 81 the lions. who. through an
accident. we're burned 20 death IN the
great fire which got far beyond the
control Of the film makers The re-
inarkable way Iii which actors direc-
tors and camera men stls 70 their
posts. and finished the hin. n The
face of imminent danger. has contrib
iuied UNNECESSARILY % The striking ef-
fects Obtained
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
COLUMBIA OFFERS
HOME STUDY COURSE
BEGINNING IN FALL
VIII Serve Needs Of Both individuals
ana Communities, University
Announces

ii system of home study In connect
ion with the department Of extension.
teaching has been announced By Coz
iumbia University New York The
advancement Of the university poll
icy 10 proyiss liberal education for
ali who desire Il b. carrying higher
learning TO those who are unable TO
attend classes iii the university is
made plain IN the announcement
These home study courses. which, Is
was explained have no reference To
academic credit or degree, will serve
both individual and community needs
They will begin In September and VIII
be in charge Of instructors who are
members of the stan Of one Of the reg
Eular departments Of the university
Through It's home study organization
Professor }. q Egbert director Of the
department Of extension teaching. ex-
hplained yesterday, il Will be possible
FOR the university to utilize the great
body Of students Of special subjects.
which ii has assembled on It's teach
ling stan, not only in giving courses
/ in certain subjects which can be car
lried on at home. but III responding 70
requests for suggestions concerning
text books and for schemes 81 study
The department of extension teach
ling last year furnished instruction %
6,l79 men and women, and, like the
summer session, which this year at
ltracted student body of approxi-
mately 10000. Is rapidly growing
agency through which Columbla's
great resources reach those who are
unable to take up university training
in the regular way
In explaining the new home study
plan the officials Of Columbia wish 10
make It plain that no previous aca-
I5demic work is necessary for entry
THE university asks each prospective
registrant to give satisfactory indica-
ltions that he or she can pursue fur
Their study to the mutual advantage OF
1.-THE university and the student Pros
lpeetiye students are urged To enroll
only IN those courses for which pre-
yious study and training has prepared
them and from which they may desire
the greatest amount Of pleasure and
profit
It ~ stated in the uniyersity's cir
cular that home study courses may
begin at any time, but the department
reserves the right TO limit the num-
her cr length m cf,Yirgps for which any
one individual may enroll
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
AARYLAAp ANgNUE sERyMEs

Usual services will be held tomorrow
ST Maryland Avenue Methodist Epis-
COpal Church. the Rev Emmette n
Spencer pastor Sunday school VIII
be held III the morning at 10 O'Clock,
the morning service DIT 4 o'clock Will
consist Of sermons by The pastor on
the theme Why Look t1p2
The Epworth League will hold its
evening service At 7f5. with Mrs
Harry $. kenchington. leader and the
evening service Of the church ~ 8
o'clock. will inaugurate series Of
sermons on Character Building, the
lFst 10 be on the theme Thomas. d
8keplic.a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
PARTIES TO GO OUT OF
WAY TO TRY FERRY
TRIP TO THE SHORE

That the ferry lire from here to
Claiborne Is attracting widespread
notice and favor Is shown BIZ the mum
her of letters received by the officials
OF the company requesting information
concerning the service Many Of these
come from considerable distances, and
the inquirers all express a desire to try
the new ferry line.
One party Of automobilists from
Pittsburgh has asked about the ferry
accommodations and will come by An
napolis on the way to Ocean City just
for the opportunity of d bay trip ofrer-
ed BY the new line.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
coLLgGR ~. nARTIsT CnTReIl

". Jno. 3. Sewers. Pastor
The pastor viii preach morning and
svening
AT III q nj the subject % the morn
ing sermon Il "The Divine Providence
In Human life.
The Restraining Love of Christ II
the thasne for the evening worship at
sp M
All 10 d, M Bible school session
Wednesday. 8 D. m, Prayer meet
iGig.
Cordial invitation Is extended to all
To worship With ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
CITY TEACHERS
WOULD ELIMINATE
OFFENSIVE DANCES

Mayor Broenlng, Of baltimore, re-
.ceiyed committee Of dancing teach-
ers yesterday who sought the all Of
the municipal executive In an attempt
which they will soon make to elimi-
nate the shimnlief and other qnes-
.tionable dances from the waxed floors
iof Baltimore. The Mayor expressed
entire sympathy with their idea, and
requested that they submit their plans
III writing, promising his full co-opera-
ation
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
THE lily GARDEN

Its July IN my garden; and steel blue
are the globe thistles
And French gray the willows that
bow to every breeze
And deep In every Gnrrant bush q
robber blackbird whistles
I'm picking, I'm picking, I'm pick
ing these!
So on 90 to rout them, and find In
stead I'm gazing
At clusters Of delphiniums the seed
was small and brown.
but these are spurs that fell from
heaven and caught the most amaz-
ing
Colors Of the week.-mrs. own as they
came hustling down.
And then some roses catch my ere, or
!" maybe some sweet williams,
or pink and white and purple peals
Of Canterbury bells,
or penciled yiolas that peep between
The three leaYed tTilliums.
Or red-hot pokers all aglow, or pop
pies that cast spells
And while stare AT each in turn I
quite forget or pardon
The blackhirds and the black
guards that keep robbing me of
pie:
For what do such things matter when
have SO fair q garden
And what is half so lovely as my
garden III July
Robert Ernest yernede.
The truth Is mighty. but It Is Just
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
MENTIONED ron tlFEIl,E

Besides the Incumbent, " Eugene
TgIehart Asa A. Joyce and DR. Frank
H. Thompson are mentioned for the
position OF treasurer and collector.
Raymond Il Moss has been suggested
as a candidate for City Commiss .9aer.
for which William H yaasant the
present occupant. seeks reelection
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
GRANTEp a DIYnRrE

Judge Moss today signed decree
granting Jerry F. Hendricks, Of East
port, an absolute divorce from his wife.
Mary Elizabeth Evans Hendricks.
through his attorney Jerry Il. Smith.
Esq The couple were married III
Washington, p. q, ON April 13. 1913.
the ceremony being performed BY the
Rev. william w. McKenney, D. b.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
MARRIAGE LIGENSEs GRANTED

George w Kennedy SO years old.
has obtained a license to marry Mrs
Virginia Bell Larson, age 30 years
Both are of Hanover. Nd
The following license was granted
TO colored couple
Robert Johnson. age SIS. divorced.
and Rachel Savoy. widow, age 4s
The residence Of 10th il Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
GOOD SWIMMER NOW
AT NAVAL ACADEMY

OF much interest is the fact Tint
Harry Fish, q noted swimmer, as his
name suggests from the Massachusetts
Institute OF Technology team and a
frequent contestant in the local tank.
Is now a Midshipman. having entered
the new Fourth class He will be 4
valuable addition IN this branch of
sport.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
a BLANK WEEK

So far as Grabbing Is concerned this
has been 8 blank week The most
hard crabs canght BY any one man said
one Of the leading dealers was half
barrel The C. w. Martin Co stated
today there had been fewer crabs
caught the past week than any time
during the entire season
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
MAIlM E0R p0TAT0 WANT

Potatoes with the wart disease have
rough, irregular. spongy oatgrowths,
which usually begins at the eyes, but
may eventually cover the whole ttber
These warts ire light brown al first,
but later become black and finally de.
cry with age The disease does NOT at.
tack the vines, SO II IS difiieult 10 detect
before harvest time The saying An
ounce IL control e worth pound of
cure Is applicable IN the campaign
against the potato wart II ii easier To-
prevent than to control and II II there.
fore important 10 discover al localities
where 1t occurs and check its spread
There are several agencies By which
the disease Is carried. First diseased
seed potatoes; second infected sell car.
ried on feet or on farm machinery:
third, manure for animals 10 which
warty tubers have bcen freed, and
fourth. drainage water from infested
fields II the disease III found II liz
urged that the varied potatoes be care
fully disposed Of In order 10 prevent
further spread and hat the infected
field not be planted TO potatoes for sew,
erai years. Watch for warty potatoes
iii digging time and report u y. q An.
.derson. County Agent. or to G. f. Tenn
pie. State Pathologist, Maryland state
College College Park Md.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
At The CHURCHES
A.. ANygw PARrsW

protestant Episcopal Founded 1922
Rev Edward D. Johnson. Rector
Services tomorrow. Fifth Sunday
after Trinity:
7s30 Holy Communion
s.30 Sunday school
li:00 Morning Prayer
g.00 Evening Service
81. Lakes ChaRel
1850 Gunday School.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
MlRYLAND MONAN sPoNsoR

The destroyer Meyer, named IN mem
ory OF former Secretary of the Navy
George ron Z. Meyer. was launched
today at the Fore River yards Of the
bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation.
Quincy, Mass Mrs. Alice Rodgers, OF
Chevy Chase. Md, i daughter cf Mr.
Meyer, was sponsor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
pIBLE sTuDENTs sERyICEs

Interesting services viii be held 81
8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon In the
knights of pythias Hall school street,
~ the Bible Students Association
There will be an address BY Mr.. Frank
Ngockaday, OF Baltimore. whose sub
5sct VIII be Thy God ReIgneth Il
cordial Invitation II extended 70 all
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
CAPTAIN ELLIOTT
RECEIVES PROMOTION

Captain Duncan Elliott for the past
two years Commandant Of Cadets at
St Johns College, has been recently
promoted to the rank Of lieutenant
colonel and placed on the inactive list.
The promotion was made to date back
for some time
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
b. mARTIN.s LurMERAN eIIrRen

al 81. Martins Evangelical Lufh-
ssan Church, @. f. Hahn. pastor The
services for tomorrow and next week
are ~ follows
No morning services Sunday
School at S:45, Mr.. NJ. . Brown, SUI
perintendent; Rev Ii klemme, of Bal
llnioPe. Will occupy the pulpit in the
eyensng service 1T o'clock \ f. s.
meets Wednesday night
Come and hear Rev Klemne sun.
day night
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19

The truth IL mighty and will pre-
vail hut d lie generally needs another.
to help II out
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19

In Ills eagerfess to lend hand d
man sometimes merely succeeds In
putting his foot iii IL
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19

some fellows feel that they are dis
charging m obligation when they give
the devil his due,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19

The truth Is mighty, but It IS just
as vel to let sleeping dogs lie.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
NAVAL ACADEMY CHAPEL

Services tomorrow IL the Naval
Academy Chapel Will be al follows
S:45 q. M Celebration Of the Holy
Communion.
1915 a M Morning Prayer and
Sermon
The Keota news., 1919-06-20
TnE MAKING OF
4 FAMOUS
MEDICINE
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The Keota news., 1919-06-20
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
ejethIns Like Plain Dttrs.PhesphaAs
- Put ~ Firm, Healthy Flesh and
- lnerease Strength, vIser
and Nerve Pereo,

judging from The countless pyepayatiens
~ 6eGkmaatS witch are continually b.
~ aAvoettse4 for The purpose Of making
e6dp poepao aeshy, devsloplnG arms. nsek
011. 6uef. ep1 r0placinG ugly holjoWs and
0193e6 ~ The ooft curved lines of heath
al beauty, there are evidently thousaA10
q men aud women Who koenly 1ool thSls
exeeoave thiansee.
2 stasved nesvse Our bodseo need mere
1oo96. Phyolcfane claim there q nothing
that win supply this oo6cSoncy - we'll a.
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gleee % 6edo-p6oeOha1o. which % ID 8.
DeQslvo ana u ooId ~ most all druggists
0nloF guarantee Of satisfaction OF money
back. 3y 1ooolnG the n0xvo0 directly and
0y supplying the body eo0e With th0 NO.
e9oaIZ phooehos3c food elements. Nitro.
pAo01Aaao should produce . Welcoun0
transformation IN the appaareuco: the IN.
c!ease IN weight froqusntly being aston.
Incfsase - Weight also carries With Il
z general iuapeovemont In the health:
Nesvoumeeg,- Sloeplooones6 and lack OF
~assie sssI: :ee'S esssesl essl
VA ~ Sscsm e RsEssse hss,tni
y une0rpas0ed for relieving nsfvou6neso.,
she6ld not. owing 70 it, tendency 70 IN
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The Keota news., 1919-06-20
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The Keota news., 1919-06-20

COMING EVENTS.
The Colorado Editorial Association
meet In Denver. July II. -. ises.
The first codling moth spray. which
10 the most important. should have
were well off the trees.
Two hundred and seventy -nine grad.
uates OF state Teachers college -.
ceived degrees or life certificates ct
the commencement held ON the college
campus at Greeley.
The state inheritance tax depart
ment will make q thorough investiea.
tiOn Of the reported Shrinkage Of the
estate Of w. 4. Jackson. Colorado
Springs pioneer banker. from $4,000.
900 to little more than 100000.
A balance Of S9.05O. 7e0.0e on May 81
II the amount on hand In the STATE
treasury. according to Hurry Il. Nul.
nix. treasurer. This ix an Increase of
81 100000 over the balance on hand
Feb. y. The receipts for the last
quarter were 94.6l2.Ol5.40 and the dis
bursemshts &8,3ll .4S5.87.
The first distinguished service med.
al presented In Colorado was given 10
Wendell w. Jacobs Of Colorado
Springs by Lieut.. Col. G. n. Barney.
commander Of the Denver army ~
crulting station. Private Jacobs WAS
with Company g, 34lst Machine Gun
Battalion, and Was cited for extraor.
sllaary heroism.
Maintenance Of the government guar.
antecd price Of @228 bushel - the
wheat producer 10 absolutely neeos-
sary to assure the production neoded
to care for the world wants. Il Was d.
ciared BY Julius Barnes. United States
wheat director. presiding at . confer.
ence Of $50 representatives Of all the
grain Industries Of this country In New
York.
The bids for the making Of 10000
front tags and $1,000 rear tags for au-
aon,obiles have been let BY Secretary
Of State James Il. N0land. Another
company Of Denver. has been given
the work Of making $4,000 badges
which the law requires must b worn
by chauffeurs. Colorado concerns are
being given preference IN the bidding.
said Secretary Of State Noland.
Il would rather die than 90 10
Canon City" was the remark Of Frank
De West. who broke jail at La Juntap
after being sentenced to the psnitsn-
tiary TO from eighteen months to two
years. Do West Was recaptured In
Pueblo, after making the trip By con-
cealing himself underneath the coal on
the engine tender. The first sentence
was revoked, and he was rssentsncsd
10 serve from five to eight years for
his brief liberty.
Among the arrivals from France re-
Gently was Vernon Il. Alspaugh and
his wife, charming little French Gir1
whom he married In Nantes, France.
last December while member Of the
sixteenth infantry Of the A. E. =. The
young couple went to CraiE. Colo,
where they will live on Private Ais
paugh's ranch. Alspausf, Was q mem.
be- Of the first American unit under
fire and was gassed during an engage
mept In the Toul sector in January,
1919.
Reports received by the cooperative
crop reporting service indicate sub
etantlal increase In the number OF
chickens on farms In Colorado since
the report Of the census bureau In
1910. The total number Of chickens
on farms in 1910. as reported by the
r,~..,.s x1,,e.n n uus 01A AT tfthn In.
The Keota news., 1919-06-20
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Wese Ns,peal,

.Isn't that 3udss's manner rather
3ogmatier' 'Jshould ~ e wao more
Aclined 70 b oontoot3o0As
The Keota news., 1919-06-20

He'll 0oNso0soee Tha& 0ay.
"WhicA Of yo0r many failing t1tpo
wiu you loagest rsmambse5"
'sThe only ooe o. which ] took NJ
wife"
The Keota news., 1919-06-20

The same old sins and sinners oc.
cupy the stage Of life. but they furnish
4 multitude Of variety shows.
The Keota news., 1919-06-20
COLORADO
STATE NEWS

wsstsra Newspaper Union News Service.
COMING EVENTS.
The Colorado Editorial Association
meet In Denver. July IL. ~. 1879.
The Keota news., 1919-06-20

Fixing Up.
"Why the clean collar In such .
hurryr'
Scotia see my girl In minute or
two"
"But your shoes need polishing" /.
"0he CANT see my shoes."
"Huh1'
"She lives In one Of these little
booths In front Of = picture theater.
We talk through the window. ."-Louis.
vile Courier-JouEnal.
The Keota news., 1919-06-20

Between the enterprise Of his butch
er and the wastefulness Of his cook,
many q man u done to q turn.
The Keota news., 1919-06-20

U 0no0SJI SJI6oD00 10e
0loo3 3So0o0o0O ana
0hooM not. owing
6ooO not o00oHo -
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-04-10
EASTER MILLINERY 0RPEEIk&

There will be an Easter Millinery
Opening on Saturday, April IL, at
Patterson's old store on Main street,
which will be conducted by the Wo-
mans Club of Hendersonvflle. Great
display of re-modeied hats to be sec
below cost. All kinds of hats for
men. women and children. To the
customer that purchases the largest
amount a hat will be given free. Be
su e to come early.