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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06
SHELL SHOCK CASES
HAVE THE INTEREST
OF MEDICAL EXPERTS

The clearly defined policy OF the
medical department Of the army from
the beginning Of the. war has been 20
dinerentiate carefully between the
nervous, so-called shell shock cases,
and those OF the insane or mentally
AFFECTED. and to treat the two classes
lin separate institutions. says state-
Iment issued by the Office Of the SUR
| geon general The necessity for 8
was emphasized BY the early expert
fence Of England, which country when
plunged into the war. had no special
preparation for the reception of the
nervous and mental cases returned
from France in such large numbers
These patients. unclassified and undis-
ltinguished. found their way to the In
sane asylnms, The folly Of this soon
became apparent and was corrected
1 The very flrst memorandum on this
matter In the ONCE of the surgeon
general DENIED the necessity of q
sharp distinction between purely ner-
Ivous and mental cases. and this policy
has been followed out strictly In
France. This differentiation and seq
lregation undergoes no change on the
larriyal of returned patients IN this
Iconntry AT ports Of debarkation It
may be necessary at periods of great
lstress to keep patients In the same
building for few days. but imme
1 diafeiy after distribution the policy of
classification and segregation IL rigid
liy followed The cases Of nervous
mess or shell -shock 90 to II S GEN
IeraI Hospital, No 80, ait Plattshurg.
New York A second shell-shock hos
lpftal provided at Carlisle Pa. was
found unnecessary and WAS not used
for this purpose Insane patients are
i sent to special hospitals or to special
wards Id certain general hospitals,
with reference to the location Of the
patients home Points for special
treatment Of the insane except in In
durable cases. give the patients the
benefit OF four months treatment In
military hospitals This removes any
distinction between temporary mental
disorders and other diseases. so that
X the patient RECEIVERS within four
months his status on discharge Is the
same as that Of soldier discharged
for any other disease Incurable cases.
and those In which treatment is to ex-
tend beyond four months, ara sent to
St EIizabeth's hospital, as provided by
army regulations. which is under the
department Of the interior and beyond
the Jurisdiction OF the surgeon general
8oF the army
"A misconceptioon in the popular
Idea Of sheil-shock has caused much
misunderstanding In regard 20 these
patients. IT Is that the soldier has
been blown up or has been buried by
some high explosive, and his whole
central nervous system Is supposed
to have been shattered Such cases
occur. but the probabilities are that
I 81 the eases of shell -shoek that reach
this country less than five per cent
have suffered any such physical in
I jury The remainder are cases of
nervousness. resulting in q large part
from unftness for the hardshIps, suf-
fering and mental stress Of eSpedt-
fionary campaigns
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06
MIDsHIPMAN HURT IN
MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT

Al midshipman. member Of the first
class came to grief yesterday after
noon while riding d motorcycle on the
county road. The machine was hired
and the midshfpman was speeding out
the road when the accident happened,
All point on the Annapolis side Of
Parole road near the intersection Of
the road with the South River road,
where there ii sharp turn, the young
man vas thrown OH the machine and
somewhat bruised and shaken up. He
was sent 10 the Naval hospital where
his injuries received attention all
though he was not badly hurt
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06
TRUCK DRIVERS TRIAL
TO BE HELD TOMORROW

The trial Of Albert M Bond. charged
with operating motor vehicle while
under the influence of intoxicants,
when he ran his car into the Adyer-
tiser building. tearing away the porch
and badly injuring sailor and D col
ored driver OF i city garbage cart. was
10 have been heard today
The sailor whos Is still patient 81
the Naval hospital. could not be pres
ent this morning at the trial which on
that account has been postponed until
tomorrow morning at eleven o'clock,
The accident occurred on December
81. last.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06
MRS. WALDORF ASToR
OPENS ENGLISH HOME
TO MEN OF THE NAVY

Entertaining fifty American navy
ofiicers at dinner In the Plymouth
home of Mrs. waldorf Aston, formerly
Miss Nancy Langhorne, Of Virginia,
with her butler and chef sent down
from London to do the job properly,
was recent achievement OF the Amer
lean Nj &, AL Credit for engineer
ing the AFFAIR was due to Miss Ethel
Wynee Prick. of Philadelphia, one Of
the American secretaries who make
the u hi G. Al s Mayfower Inn at
Plymouth. q social center for Ameri-
can officers and portal to English
homes rather than mere building AS
q part Of the Y Nj g. AS hospitality
program the finest homes have been
opened to the navy officers so far from
their own domiciles.
The offfcers at Plymouth are mostly
men who during the war suffered
much hardship and distress aboard
the tiny little submarine chasers Even
seasoned salts become desperately
sea sick on these pitching, tossing
crafts. They are out three or four
days at time, practically without
sleep and constantly wet from the
splash and spray made as the boats
cut through the water That they
were In need Of relaxation on their
rest periods, between voyages. goes
without saying
One day. the .'Y'' felt that good
dinner for the ofElcers was III order.
Its our treat, said A. 7. Brown. OF
Chatham, NJ ~. the secretary II
charge. But where to lay covers for
fifty officers was quite question.
There was no room Of sufficient size
in the Inn, nor any place else that
Brown knew Of
Let's see. that ought to be easy. :
said Miss Prick as she went to the tel
ephone and called London
IT was quite alright. Surely, Mrs.
waldorf Astor would be delighted TO
give the use Of her Plymouth home
she was only sorry she hadn't thought
OF IL sooner. So Mrs Astor sent down
the butler and the chef and be 1t never
forgotten the pastry chef, one of the
French ancestry, with enough Amer
lean training to know the tastes Of the
Yanks,
The Aston home was wonderfully
decorated with the deeA reds and pur-
pies Of fall and early winter flowers
OF England But the decorations were
5000 forgotten In the contemplation oi
turkey. cranberry sauce, AL the fixin's
to say nothing OF the wonderful sure
enough homemade pumpkin pie and
other CONNECTIONS more French than
Yankee.
Mrs Waldorf Astor Is sister 81
Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson Through
Mrs. Aston and Miss Frick. the Amer
Jean officers we're introduced into many
Of the better homes OF Plymouth and
on the recreation days we're quite oc-
cupied accepting invitations % after
noon teas, dinners and weekend par
ties and altogether their stay Ia Ply
mouth was made quite happy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06

Your medicine shef Is not well stocked
without bottle * TOeiSxI IrSE, f0e yOz
don II know what moment IL may be needed
Is relieve d sudden case oe Sore Throat.
Relieving Sore Threat is TOfJSu INES
special mission. 1t il made for thai nd
yertised for that sold for that one parp.ose.
TOsSH lNE Is the National Spre Throat
Remedy. Ii il aoad Ia every StatS Ia the
Uniox.. Voc win need TOE lES 49,
one cf these days, O. some night
when the drug nerMe 10 czosed
better have d Bottle ready sc hCue
saseu yCu red e sxass So. ard
Sc Hospital Eixa. 30! co Your
6axuggiss @asla - ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06
DORA, MOSTLY OF
WASHINGTON FALLS
AFoUL OF THE LAW
Attended Eiremea's DaHoe But PelIce
Dldm't Fancy Her sseing On The
street All Ngwais

BIda't Fancy Her Being IN The
street AII Might
After having been the belle of the
ball at Monday nights dance Of The.
Water witch Hook and Ladder com
pany held ID the City Assembly Rooms.
Dora Gross, alias Dora Doe, alias
Jennie June. alias Pinkey Prisms. and
a number of other aliases, Dora. who
said She comes from Washington. New
York. Hoboken and i few other places,
hut mostly from Washington, came
10 grief. III was case of pride goeth
before fail. for Dora had captured
the fancy Of most Of the men .. the
dance, and had more partners than any
other one girl on the floor Indeed she
was obliged TO split dances IN order to
dance with all who crayed I'd dance
with this blonde piece or winsome
feminfmity She was mos popular.
but why shouldn't she be when abe
had come over from Washington
especially to attend the f1remen's dance
and had registered All popular botel
and was so fascinating Z
Trouble came however. and disgrace
followed III her train, for all well reg
uiated dances close at. Or shortly after
midnight when even the most win
some iassies are expected to 90 home
and under the shelter OF paternai
wings But this Dora did not do.
hence her coming To grief
She was picked up by the police a
$50 a. m at the corner OF King
George and Holland streets. and while
several charges could have been pre-
ferred against her, II was made 81
case on literally picking her ap and
getting her cut of town. with the as
snrance tuat she will not come back,
even to attend firemen's dance
Adorable Dora left on the very EARL
lest train for Washington. to which
city several Of her friends of the even
ing before offered to pay her way. as
she had forgotten 10 buy 4 round trip
ticket. II Is said. among her other
traasgressions she neglected to pay
hef hotel bill, but this was denied
this morning BY the proprietor, Who
at first disclaimed any knowledge Of
such person as Dora Gross but II was
suggested young woman with any
number OF aliases might have regis
tered under one more euphonious
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06
TAXING LUxURlEs

Admitting that taxes are the sfnews
of the state and also what nation
pays for glory, there Is q limit to the
extent to which they can be carried.
There Ii scarcely anything that re-
unires such skiIful handling as taxa
tion.
Just now. while war has made i'm
roads on our wealth And we have Of
necessity to raise revenue, there II no
necessity why We should lose our
heads and run around In circles shout
Ing Tax Injuries.
BY ali means let those who have
much give more than those who have
little, but ii the pendulum swings too
tar back the clock will stop,
Indiacrlminate taxation Of Injuries
viii stop their manufacture and sale,
Gripping industry and throwing num-
barless workers, from mechanics 70
clerks and statesmen. out Of employ
Don't stop the clock
George Washington said mo taxes
could be devised which are not more
or less inconvenient and unpleasant
Al the same time, il is equally true
that just ruler will aim TO lessen the
peoples taxes Us much as possible.
One thing that will and should be
fought is taxing Whist are referred to
as Injuries Of women
What curmudgeon would specify
IS Inquiries are really necessities for
women Lei them out Of II, even il
they have got the ballot We have no
desire to see woman to-day driven
back 10 Eden the cave man, the Queen
Elizabeth or any other costume per
Tod. We would prefer her Just as she
ii.
In taxing luxuries for males let US
discriminate between Sybarittic waste
and the deceneies Of civilization
Among the Injuries We could see
mulcted are some politicians and Of
aceholders who are exempt from tax
alton And there are others
We must discriminate New York
Telegram
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06
WHAT THE SCRIPTURES SAT-

The Revelation Of Jesus Christ,
which God gave unto him. to shew un-
10 his servants things which must
shortly come 20 pass, and he sent and
aignified II by his angel unto his SER
rant John:
Who bare record of the word Of
God. and Of the testimony Of Jesus
Christ, and Of ali things that he saw.
Blessed is ne that Teadeth, and they
that hear the words or this prophecy.
and keep those things which are writ
tan therein: Tor the time Il al hand. -
5aw. 1.ssI-S.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06
Norwood chiId Funeral Today

The funeral 81 Katherine q Nor
wood aged one year, child Of Mr..
and Mrs William Norwood. who died
.at the home of its parents. 25z West
street on Tuesday Of pneumonia. took
place this afternoon The services
were conducted by Rev. Al Fl Owens,
pastor Of Trinity church. south, In
terment was in the family LOT at St.
Anne's cemetery
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06
wasp Returns rs Home Port

The converted yacht Wasp which
carried Admiral Eberle and Command
er Pegram to Hampton Roads. where
he Joined the battleship feet, re-
turned 10 the Naval academy last
evening.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06
A,lmIral Seales Come Naxt Neek.

Admiral Scales daHleS N2XI ~ eek
The Naval academy authorities have
been informed that Rear Admiral
Archibald HI Scales. just delegated as
superintendent of the Naval academy.
viii report the latter part Of next
week The exact day IL not known
here.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Sth 1918
AT MYEWEN (sCL0fsM III

WHEN IN NEED OF BUSINESS
ADVERTISING. CALL UP THE
EVENING CAPITAL.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06
Soldier Z. Raanrns Man,e

Fred Merrfkln, Of East street, this
city. who has served In the army dur
ing tbs world war, has been honorabiy
discharged. and Is 1T home again
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06
ANNOUNs CENT NT

hereby announce ms candidacy tor the
once "a sheriff ~ Anne Arundel county
anh3ect to the acEton af the Democratic
primaries IL September. earnestly solicit
the support Ok al Democrats.
THOMAS &. DOVE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06

Miss Alma. the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs A. III. Wilson. who has been.
quite sick Of grip at her parents home
on Conduit street. Is much improved
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06

once met man who had forgiven
an injury / hope some day I'd meet
the man who has forgiven an insult
Buxton
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06
ON THE SICK LIST

Robert, son Of Mr.. and Mrs w HE
Moreland, Or Eastport, Il very III at
his parents residence suffering from
pneumonia.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06

Lost Small SILVER purse containing sly
iii bills Finder plense reGmrii ta Com
manaer Raxenserefi. "a pslsur, atld ~
erITe rewarti. -A.s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Isth, 1919,
AR af.aa nsfsFnCM n

all or the property described I'D said
mortgage. namely
All that tract or those tracts Of land
containing 301 IL acres. more or less with
the buildings and improvements thereon.
known all "tsreenberry Point Farm. sit
uated IN the Third Election District Of
Anne Arundel county, Maryland. and be-
Ing the same property which was con-
veyea unto the said Charles r. Remson
by Luther a. Palmer and wife. by deed
dated November y, 1889, and recorded
among the land records aforesaid In I4iber
y. III. No. SO. folio 303.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06
aoNEY 70 LOAN.

MONEY 70 LOAN Money Ia loan On
mortgage. Apply ID Mineon g GQtf
Annapolis, Nd 1915 4
MONEY no L0AN--tJn mortgages ia aums
ID nuit on reasonable terms. Partial
payment Showed. James ~. Munroe A..
Iorney. lyis-tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06
WILLIAM n. MOSS Anctloneer
PUBLIC SALE
or
Greenberry Point Farm
Overlooking Chesapeake Bay Near the
Meufh Of The Severn River

Ender and by virtue or the power of
sale contained liz the mortgage from
his wlfe. to ]. Henry Strohlneyer. dated
january D. 1916 and recorded among the
land records Of Anne Arundel county in
Liber q. w. No. f21. folio 376, the under
signed mortgagee therefore. will offer for
sale by public auctIen 5at the court house
door I'M the city Of Annapolis, Maryland
ar 5+s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06
WANTED


or Will consider furnished house: Ad
dress Station ship. keina Mercedes.
Annapolis. 14Ash
LADIES Let me show ron how Won can
earn $40 fa SIS weekly al home In spare
time. addressing and mailing onr music
for J0e sample copy and particulars.
Popular MnsIe Company. 1I6 Crosa
street Someryilie Mass pr ~ 10 III,
81 q 9, y 10. II. IL, IL. II. ~, 20 p
YOJyG colored woman chambermaiii.
wants work SO home nights, no wash.
fng No. vi Carroll alley 2sss2
WANTED good cook and iaundress.
IS franklin street 26sS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06
- = = - 49, =
FOR SAT-.

FOX SALE one nodeI III Chandler tour
Ing car. one model III Chandler touring
car three model is Chandler roaAaters.
one model Is Chandler Dispateh. These
ears have been left BY NAVAL officers who
have been tiefAched. AT lin "A No. con-
West street 2a3t6
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06

This property has large frontage ON
Mil Greek and Carr's Creek and II con-
veniently near the Annapolis and Balki-
more boulevard and Severn Htyer bridge.
IL is adjacent TO the IL s. Government Ex-
perimantal station and to the proposed
site of the new Research Laboratory. The
land IL improved By a large and subhtan-
tiaI dwelling house. modern COW stables,
barns. ere. About 100 acres of the land
state. The lay Of this land and itB pfox-
unity TO Annapolis and It's excellent water
facilities make Ii equally well adapted for
sub division and deyelopopment as well
~ for successful farming operations.
This sale liz subject 60 the legal opers
alton and effect Of 8 mortage on the above
described property from Charles e. Rem-
son and ella n HeEnsOp, lin wife. To @.
Clifton Sunderland dated November 20.
1916 and recorded among the land records
or Anne Arundel county ia Iiber g. w.
No. 12I, folio 1914
TERMS or sALR--A deposit of 50. 0O0.00
win be required u the purchaser at the
time of sale, aud the balance Of the pur-
rate ~ six per cenfnm per annums TO be
paid az follows One-third upon rattffca-
ton Of sale. ene-thfrd In Six months and
one-thard ia twelve months tine deferred
pa fnents 10 be secured to- the aatfsfAc-
ton Of the undersigned; or In the option
Of the purchaser. the entire balance after
the initial deposits may be paid upon rat
itication of sale.
q. HENRY STR0HMETER.
Charles Clagett. Marbury. Gosnell & VIII
itanas. Maryland Trust Building, BAiti-
more. Nd. s0iicif0rR. t13
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-06

FOR SALE modern room house over
looking water SO Sbipwright street.
Phone sS4 i-23tf
FOX SALE Five room house with large
iot. at All Chesapeake avenue, Passport.
Phone I03 1-2Tsff
FOR SALE Three and one half acres
near West Annapolis beyond the bridge.
water and lots of fruit trees Price
S2,SlM on easy terms. Charles # Lee
Phone 803 2-6stf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-23
INVESTIGATE HEALTHWIN.

II highly important that investigation of'IIeah
l WIN bring order of the chaos that apparently
,Ni-ts about the institution Otherwise it becomes a
mere playthine for someone. maintained at public
ense without returning anticipated benefits The board
1T county commissioners has done well to order
investigation made. IL is DE hoped however, that it
sill. am uyestisation. another of white
wash our confidence I'm the investigator APP
pointed being much greater his white
washing ability. imam n sitting the thing to the bottom;
s..a predcatcd upon instance in which
ae has s.dc-aeppeJ recovery of those Graham at
'orney's fees Illegally paid him the county in Lin
colin highway matters
Very evidently there something radically
.,mevhere. other people than Nurse Gertrude Rzer
cave things about the manner in which Health
win mas been conducted under the Dr cobb admnisra
tou It may be true as the chairman of board Of
directors contends that she peeved being dis
barg,d but If the conditions exist of which she and
others complain. her personal the
sre OF secondary consideration We might suggest TO
county commissioners too. that in the absence OF
nrs clark and Sensenich i'm The government service.
leaving the board OF directors
other physicians might be appointed 10 iii their un
..xpired terms or TO act pending their return
Anyhow Heathvn built and is maintained 10y
county resort for tubercular patients 1t is
u the nature of a sauitarum or hospital. and
ententary. neither the patients couvicts Of
tenders against the public decency in advance OF being
sent there The people of the county do not thank Dr.
cobb nor the head nurse to patients whose
welfare they are paying. in anything but impartial
humanitarian fashion. The fight against the white
plague is not being put far as the taxpayers
are concerned as excuse for somebody appear
phiIanthropic or as indulgiug public service while
converting private snap, opportunity for
show IL private institution bat public charity
That county has numerous patients who should
ae at Healthwin hat refuse 10 go there because of
criticisms 10y other patients who have away.
well known The population of the place has fallen
considerably the past year. The place is becoming
an elephant on the pubics hands under such condi-
lions Maybe as the chairman the directors
has said they running the place but II let them
run it, bu, unless the public benefit and welfare.
let them do it at their expense The people have
right TO know their money is being ineficently
used. and they are nowhere more anxious that it be
efficiently used and with all due consideration than
when it money appropriated by them for so bene-
lcent a purpose this.