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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-01
BY EMMA ABBOTT GAGE

were called off that women might de-
vote the time to making garments for
sick and wounded in hospitals. and
the very women who have been lead
ers in the social world before the war,
during the year 1918 have worked the
hardest.
Work OF Woman's Club
OF the varied woman's activities. one
of the very youngest, but one that
spells Activity with capital A, is the
Woman's club, of which Mrs. st.
George Barber. of Anne Arundel coun-
ty is president. Mrs. Barber has sur
rounded herself with the most efficient
committees, following the example OF
the famous stars of the footlights, who,
believing their own lustre is enhanced
by the brilliancy of their co-workers,
surround themselves with most eff
cient and capable cast.
What the Woman's club, who really
owes its inception to that well or
ganized body, the Council of Defense,
has done, would fill volumes, but its
latest. and perhaps the greatest inno-
honey and attractive club rooms over
the Annapolis Bank. These tempting,
appetizing homemade lunches fill one
of the many innumerable long-felt
wants that have created an aching
void in Annapolis, 10. these many
years. County women may now come
to town on Court day" with their
a n of q hnf a
the Woman's club at nominal price.
and no longer must needs go home
hungry. or bring a sandwich in their
shopping bag with their knitting.
But the woman's club luncheon on
Tuesday, to which now the men as well
as the women are privileged to come,
is not the only innovation this enter
prising group of women have estab-
lished. Who can forget the great wcrk
done there in the community kitchen
where hundreds of cans of fruit. vege-
tables, preserves, jams and jellies were
eput up' last summer and early au-
tumn. While the work of food con-
seryation was being done, lectures
were given by the county home Eco
nomics demohstrator, Mrs. Georgeana
Linthicum. who also gave valued in
struction in picking and drying, and
later on in preparing and serving
meals of the war food variety. yet
tempting and appetizing.
Inspired Women To Farm
II was the Woman's club that in
spired the group of young girls last
summer to become farmerettes and to
go into the field and tomato patch and
gather tomatoes for canning, when the
farmer was at his wits end to secure
labor. and but for the Woman's club,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-01
1IPNEYS singing IS
MISSED THIS NEW YEAR
o,d Custom OF colored
r,lks On New Year Eve
abandoned Last Night
j.. PLEASING CUSTOM

ol5 CUSTOM which was aoand-
y ,,.t night. probably on account
.in and which has prevailed IN
2. aI. for many years, is that OF
lll.g1 - colored singers parading the
~. aoer midnight on New Years
l'' .i,ging carols. All the singers
9od voices. and the solemnity
I" occaslon and their choice OF
~ was pleasing TO their white
y, ,,,ends who missed the custom
y night =, t,,is New
custom does not appear TO De
.gr though it was undoubtedly in
"a by the light-heartedness which
sas Characteristic of the darkey,
I. 5avplng Of a new year giving rise
hone within him which had It's
..,.,al expression in song
(. mast years whites who had re-
u an New Years Eve at the usual
..s,ng hour never made complaint OF
\, awakened by the singers. On
s., cold nights the melodies rang
v5,b ipdescribable sweetness and.
No half-awakened sleeper, had an
s.,,sal charm which the most culti-
IA voices In the greatest of operas
,p never expressed.
me New Years Eve service in the
rorea churches was largely attend
!. and was Of a solemn and impress
~ nature. The service was divided
sveen a prayer meeting, an exper-
ss,e netting and the Communion ser
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-01

Romans work in Annapolis and
AEne Arundel county. during the year
ah just closing, will go down into
1' annals Of history as unique as well
varied. War work among the
Wnen here has completely blotted
~ The line Of social demarkation, and
Mere the sets and "cliques" whose
Aae was legion, once were so mark
there now exists only the sister
aod Of women, which have been fight
lor. as men have. for the brother
bod Of man.
u The war has done nothing else for
good old town by the Severn. it
y eliminated caste; il has made
Hey woman good enough to work
s.s by side and shoulder to shoulder,
~ any other woman. regardless of
q social position. her ancestral pedi-
" or her family tree.
women here have done a wonderful
,'A The past year So far-reaching,
s'efse has been the field they have
.,e'ea' that it is not easy to cover it
-s confines Of a newspaper story.
sa's work, too. has not been vapid
y, spFl'leSs. but has been earnest,
- ..1'aL constant, loyal and worth
-, ~ LAYING aside all frivolities to
- society women are wont to be
- card parties have been aban-
!. .or surgical dressings. dances
"ea Cross and eanteen work, and
80 and receptions for food con-
.s.0n .',l0n and knitting sweaters, for
-''s and sailors. Afternoon teas
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-01
STATE GUARD DANCE
LARGELY ATTENDED

Last nights ball given by Company
M, of the State Guard in the Bladen
street armory was a great success.
There was a large attendance. and the
music of the jazz (colored) band was
just the thing for the dances which
everybody enjoyed.
The crowd was just large enough to
make dancing comfortable, and the
floor was filed all evening by a happy.
good natured party. 1t was intended
to take some note of the passing year
at midnight, but the time passed with
out notice or ceremony, and it was
"On with the dance, let joy be Qncon-
fined,
No sleep till morn. when youth and
pleasure meet,
To chase the glowing hours with fly
ing feet
For, there was sound of revelry
by night in Maryland's capital.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-01
SOLDIER KILLED IN
SEPTEMBER, BUT NO
OFFICIAL NOTICE YET
Private George McCollister's Par
ents Learn Of His Death BY
Returned Letter
KILLED IN ACTION" NOTE
ON RETURNED ENVELOPE
Was First Annapolis Soldier To
Give His Life Abroad Since
War Began

Though no official notification has
yet reached his parents in this city,
the death in action of Private George
E. McCollister, of Company NJ, 115th
infantry, has been confirmed in a
way which leaves no doubt of the fact.
The death took place not later than
September last.
The news<of the young soldiers
death was first received in this city
through a letter written by Sergt. w.
Hurst Basil, of the Machine-gun COM
.pany of the same regiment. The latter
was received late in September, and
on the second of October, young Nc
ColIister's mother. Mrs. Sarah Nc
Collister, of No s Madison street,
wrote to her son. This letter has
just been received by the writer, and
the words, killed in action" are writ
ten ON the envelope.
The death of the young man is fur
ther confirmed in a letter written by
Sergt Roy Crawford, of Company M.
Sergt Crawford stated that he saw the
death of McCollister. The death was
the first of any Annapolis soldier in
action; in fact, the first for any cause,
so far reported. which occurred
abroad
1t is stated that McCollister died
from "a bullet wound, and that death
was instantaneous. He formed part
of raiding party towards the German
line, which had successfully COM
pleted its mission, and was returning
to it's own section of trenches.
McCollister was an old member OF
Company M, First infantry, Maryland
National Guard, stationed in this city.
His enlistment had expired, and he did
not go to the border with the company
but re-enlisted just before the COM
pany entered the u. S. service for the
present year. He went to Camp Nc
Clellan, Ala, with the regiment in
September of 1917, and crossed to
France with the 115th infantry, of
which it becomes part.
McCollister was quiet youth of
fine habits and good disposition. He
was a splendid soldier, of the type
which could be relied upon to do his
full duty quietly, promptly and we'll.
Those in Annapolis who have served
with him speak of him in the highest
terms.
The circumstances surrounding the
death fthis young man and the tard-
mess in notifying his relatives of it,
have been such as to cause the great
est suspense. Immediately upon hear
ing the reports of the death, his
father, George McCollister of this city,
inquired at the War, department, and
received word that there had been
no notice of any casualty in the young
mans case. No further word has been
received.
Relatives hoped that the report was
untrue, and that, at worst, he had been
wounded or captured. The return of
the letter, with the Endorsement, and
the statements in the letters of the
other soldiers, seem to settle the mat
ter beyond any question.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-01
Attention,
Juniors!

ALL MEMBERS OF SEW
ERN COUNCIL NO. 1873,
JR. o. U. A. NJ, ARE RE-
QUESTED TO BE PRES
ENT AT THE install
LATION OF OFFICERS
TO BE HELD THURS
DAY, JANUARY IND,
1919, AT 8 O'CLOCK P.
NJ, IN MOOSE HALL.
REFRESHMENTS WILL
BE SERVED AND ALL
MEMBERS SHOULD BE
PRESENT.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-01
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
AT STANTON SCHOOL

Colored teachers of Anne Arundel
county will hold Teachers Institute
tomorrow and Friday in Stanton
school The sessions will be under
the direction of Supervisor Of Col
ored Schools in Anne Arundel county,
G. B. Overton.
State Supervisor of Public Schools
Walter J. Huntington, and County
Superintendent of Schools, Prof.
George Fox. together with Lottie Ru-
dolph, domestic science teacher and
the principal of Stanton school. E. D.
Preston will give the instruction DUR
ing the session of the institute.
The public is invited to the sessions
of the institute.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-01
COLORED kIDDIES HAVE
LAUGH on WHITE ONES

School keeps tomorrow. After
a ten days holiday the kiddies
must go back to study and to
books tomorrow morning at
o'clock. when all the public
schools will reopen after the
Christmas holidays.
This. however, does not apply
to the Stanton colored school
which will be closed to children
tomorrow and Friday, owing to
the colored teachers Institute.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-01
CHILDREN.
NOTICE!

all CHILDREN OF ANNAPOLIS
ana INVITED TO CALL AT THE
ELIAS HOME, NEW YEARS DAY,
y. n. 200 O'CLOCK P. NJ, AT
@hiCH TINE THE USUAL NEW
EARS GIFTS WILL BE GIVEN
vi IN ACCORD WITH THE
SseAL CUSTOM OF THE AN
NAPoLIS ELKs.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-01
RAISE $4,000 FOR ARMENIANs

At the Christmas entertainment of
the First Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school the sum of $4,000 was raised
for the Armenian and Syrian Relief
fund.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-01
r.r IeNEr INK WRITE NOW.
IpNorlh League EntertaInment

EpWorth League Entertainment
The Epworth league of the First
Methodist Episcopal church, will hold
A entertainment on Friday night in
ar lecture room of the church to
which young people are invited. espe-
ealb The young men from other cities
and towns who are in Annapolis. An
entertaining program will be present
"a ana refreshments will be served.
rsp sICNET INK WRITE NOW
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-01
Card Party

-, ,ASDAY, JANUARY 7.
T.t.r, - ST, MARY'S HALL.
~ CIDER THE AUSPICEs
~, THE KNIGHTS OF
~ MBUS. EUCHRE.
Prpr AND PINoCHLE.
SS tsrs dR,ElSHNIENTs WILL
FTO - SERVED. NO TICK
: + A. Y. E. S5 CENTS.
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Extensive Building Program

A splendid building program at
the Naval Academy has been outlined
for the year. and Annapolis mechanics
and laborers are assured of steady
work at good wages for a long time to
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-01
The CAPITAL

- Rest Advertising
!: Inc i.i,c,, TlY In Annapolis, 1T
Medl@TIn To Advertise" +" Try
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

BRAND new bungalow home. hard
wood floors throughout, tiled bath
and sink basement is by % All out
side rooms delightfully."- arranged.
Two full lots on corner near car line
school and paved streets Built for
a home Price $500. VIII accept
$1,000 in cash. $1,000 in lots and the
balance Of $500 good terms Phone
202O. Branch 3, or write P. o. Box s27.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21
RARE CHANCE 10 MAKE GOOD
MONEY
c.prEr-TH ~ : SEIF = list

CAREFULLY SELE TED LIST
MANHATTAN HEIGTHs handsome
room bungalow. with double 81 enc.
81 pch- servants room, garage, fur
-nace heat. 5Ox1zo. S6500.+
FURNISHED BUNG ALOW- in Man
haitian Heights. 5 rooms and 81 enc
81 pch-. furnace heat large basement;
very nicely furnished. ready TO move
In on short notice $500
AUSTIN TERRACE. See this new s
room bungalow. 100 foot frontage,
a garage. furnace heat, high class in
,every respect We fznow OF for sale
no other home in this beautiful resi-
dence park Call office for particu-
lars
ALAMOGORDO 81. newly redecorated
5 room bungalow with basement; ex-
celIent condition; ! block to Five
Points; vacant and ready for occu-
pancy. This won't last long at $3.50.
only $3.50 cash; reasonable terms on
balance
MONTANA STREET, s room bunga-
low, with 81 enc 81 pch-, furnace heat
and garage. one Of the few houses
on this street that has not been ad-
vaneed in price Very reasonable at
$500 co.
FIsK-RAMsEE REALTY co.
Phone 1913 Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

According to all experts material " /.
not be cheaper. We build on your
lots or ours and furnish money on
easy payments
Our expert corps Of workmen viii in
sure you the best workmanship at the
lowest cost Plans and Specifications
furnished.
RAMEY BROS.
10000 Caplss Bldg. Phone 6I3
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21
SLIGHTLY USED CARS
READY.
MR.. USED CAR BUYEEs

MR.. USED CAR BUYERs
we offer the following used cars for
your inspection These cars are an IN
good condition mechanically, some have
been newly painted
Chandler II touring. Just overhauieo.
new diversified tires. newly painted. seat
covers and new top; this car Is an excel
lent buy for the price we are asking
Chandler II touring, just oTcrhauled,
good tires. seat covers and new top, to be
painted. a bargain
Buick II. passenger. Just overhauied.
: good cord tires almost new TOP. up
holsterinE in good conditions better hurry.
it won't be he-e long.
E5riscoe S passenger. a good little family
car cheap.
Maxwell passenger; another good. 1T
tie family car cheap
saxon SIX passenger still another good,
little family car real cheap.
Cadillac 1914. 5 passenger one OF the
finest cars ever built and this one Is
stiu good good top, tires and everything
for a low price that viii surprise you.
Come, zee this bargain
NJ. 7. NAQUuN,
Distributor
Chandler, White. Yelie, Cleveland
Goa Montana st. Telephone Sass or 505i
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21
For SaIe-Mi,eeIsueou,


TWO seat shoe shining stand. Shoe Hos
pitaI 30S Mesa ave.
CHOICE popcorn for popping
W. D. WISE SD CO.
NEW wardrobe trunk. plain. also steam
er. bargain 131s y ~ Paso. Ph. sozs.
THREE cash registers for sale cheap
Ph. 22ss. sol S. Fl Faso.
SAXOPHONES. C. G. Conn make. r 7.
Locke. agent. l01l E Boulevard Phone
ssof
FOR sALE-National cash register. reg
listers $685., bargain also foes floor case
Phi. 26tl
GROCERY counter. ~ foot: "a feet sheiV-
ing. Detroit scale. 100 pound capacity
candy scale. pound n zsll
HIGH power springfieid rife. SIS. pet
goat IS. also player plano cheap IN
We buy. sen. or exchange. new furniture
YoUSG FURNITURE CO.
FOR SALE-Cheap, 90 foot iron fence FOR
front yard OF residence, complete. with
gate and posts. Apply Illinois Bottle q
Junk Co. s.. Nrain and Overland-
WE ARE stnl Shipping furniture 70 the
oil fields. WIN pay extra good price for
used furniture G. Hourer Upholster-
Ing Co. Phone 411o.
PAIR on drop porch curtains. 10 o. duck.
ska SIX feet high. Baby basket on
rocker, new Grafonois. small ice box
Phi. 1891.
BOILED linseed oil. sass, white lead
sl5s 100 Excelsior rubber roof paint. soc
gallon; all orders sent c. o. D. Charlie
Dixon. 3e08 Pera St Phi Ss7S.
A FEW registered hiE bone Poland China
tried sows for September farrow: bred 20
our new herd-boar OF Long Wonder "a.
breeding Sherman Hog Co, e Pcso,
Tex PA 565l
PIPE! PIPE! PIPEi
100 900 # IN line pipe. lie; So 600 Il. =
in galvanized. Sc: SEQ coo It other size
pipe for immediate shipment Texas Sup
ply Co. Beaumont. Tex
FOR SALE
desk Burroughs adding machine
/ d -gs Burroughs adding machine with
stand
7 National cash register
All IN excellent condition, nearly new.
rrl-Stata Accessories Corporation. f25 W
san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21
For Sale-City Property

i
If You have property for sale. list II
with Leaveu & Sherman. 1l6 Texas
Phone 1926.
-FOUR acres, lower valley. . lots
Westminster. Gov. Hill, close TO car
Fifty acres on Island, partly under
cultivation, on main road. main ditch
VIII trade land for car. sheep OF
what have you. Address P o. B. 251
MANHATTAN HTS.
5 room bungalow, modern, paved st
a bargain, $500.
CLOSE IN CORNER
On a main business St. paving paid
112H feet. store on back bringing in
rental Of SIS per mo. Price $4,000
VIII make you money
CALL z. Il. FLETCHER WITH
Mckee BROS. eos Mills Bldg.
AN EXCEPTIONAL BUY
East front on Terrace St. lot
50x120, large red pressed
brick bungalow, large
rooms with alcove, hall and
bath If you want a close in
home you viii be interested
in this at $3.50. Can make
reasonable terms.
SEE FILLER WITH
CHARLES B. STEVENS
heal Estate ana insurance
102 Pioneer Plaza Phone 1854.
FINE LIGHTHOUSES room bunga-
low; two south front lots, paving
paid; two bed rooms and two glassed-
in sleeping porches. basement, fur
mace and garage. Price $500. on
KILLER AT
LEAVELL & SHERMAN
t16 Texas St. Phi. 1925.
For Sale-Farms and Ranches
~-~-~~-~-~-~---~-~-~---~~ ~---~-~-~~~-~--~--~---~
Farm for sale. 40 acres. reason for sell
ing, lost my wife F. ". Smith Iornllio'
-
IS ACRE ranch FOR sale; some Improve
SIZE YOUNG. I05 5. STANTON ST.
FOR home or investment our black level
Plains county is uneLcelled, wonderful
crops. big advance in prices coming. have
several quick sale barEaius; Investigate
w I Parton. CLAUDE. Tex
FOR QUICK ACTTON-Wiu sacrifice a
fine. well improved young apple orchard
and home located in the healthiest part
Of Texas Write or wire, h u Jones,
Fort Davis. Tex
CATTLE RANCHES-CATTLE RANCHES
Large or small. anywhere in the south
tA1Aa wien -DA my aNE-AaA AAA-AA-AH-
mentz Write. wire or call on
BENZ. W. HALE. RANCH SPECIALIST,
81 Trust Bldg. Phone sos
ARKASsAS-Unusual bar
gains in low priced farms with comfort
able buildings offered at startling prices
for quick sale we have scores Of proper
ties that viii please you and make you
a good investment. large collection OF
farm bargains listed in our large farm
bulletin Write Stuart Land Co.. De-
Queen Arkansas-
FOR SALE, CHEAP-Lease and improve
ments on 6s. 900 acres forest reserve, grass
FOR 1000 20 10000 head cattle, plenty OF
water. fine winter range, no stock on i
Tor years. sumner range separate log
house 29xss. good condition. new barn.
sranarF. log corral for 600 head, two
pastures. two cabins for sumner camps Z
VIII sell with or without cattle and sad
die horses: immediate possession Address
l01 Ranch Co.. Box 81. Santa Fe. n. II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

$500
4 room bungalow on lot and half =
block OF car and paved street; $500
cash, bal $50 month including interest
IS room bungalow. beautiful all the
built-in features. basement heat.
garage. at Points; $3.50 down. bal
like rent
s room bungalow, basement garage
with driveway from front, hardwood
floors throughout; $500 down, bal to
be arranged
BARGE -s3I5O-BARGAIN
4 room and glassed in sleeping porch,
east front, basement. near High
School Terms
CALL JACOBT WITH
SECURITY REALTY co. Phi. 6TT1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN
room house with basement
giassed-in sleeping porch, IN
Manhattan Heights, on two
south front lots. on paved
street. for only $4,000. This is
q cinch
CALL WILL MARI
JAsTEs J.. MARI & CO.
800 san antonio Street.
Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

NEVADA STREET
Five rooms and sleeping porch,
close in, extra large rooms,
hardwood floors throughout,
hot water heat. Price $500;
$1,000 cash
TULAROsA STREET
Beautiful rooms and sleep
ing porch bungalow. This is
a wonderful buy for $3.50.
CALL GREGG
JAS. l.. MARI q co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

ONE OF OUR EXTRA SPECIALS
-Four rooms and sleeping porch;
built-in features; also gas range, hot
water heater. Near car and school
Could not build house for what We
ask. House and lots for S2,650.0O.
easy terms. See MORT STRAUSS
GOODMAN BROTHERS
Real Estate and Insurance
Phone 2s24. fo9-10 Caples Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

For Sale-MotorcycIes
BARLEY-DAVmSON MOTORCYCLE,
Agency: supplies and accessories. SMITH
MACH. Co. 315 S. Kansas St Pm So.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

HOW DOES
HENRY FORD
Make the Fords 90 BY when he don't know
anything about history2 But then the
Myrtle Trading Place finds lots Of people
who can eat. that don't know beans about
how 20 raise them. or market them. and q
great many OF these people are historians.
It's strange how historians viii expose
their ignorance- Phi 29s5 for beans and
second hand Ford.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

MIX HONE 81 liz
if you are looking for a nice 7-rOom
bungalow. glassed-in sleeping porch,
basement, heating plant. built-in fea-
lures. hardwood floors, tiled bath
room. number of Outhouses, 3 corner
lots. at 1901 E. Blvd. call at the place
or see WM- MOELLER. 206 Herald
Bldg. Phi. 1927 for price and terms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

MANHATTAN HEIGHTS BUNGA-
LOWS
Strictly modern, 5 rooms. breakfast
room. sleeping porch, tile bath with
shower. hardwood floors throughout.
all builtin features. heating plant
basement, brick garage. concrete
driveway. two full lots, $3.50; $500
cash, easy terms on balance. Unfin-
ished ones VIII be finished TO suit
you these.
Ask for HALE or HUDSON
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY
224 Mills Bldg. Phone $500.