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The Washington times., 1919-06-28
NEW YORK PARK WILL NOT
BE NAMED FOR PERSHING

General Pershing is not to have a
park in New York named after him,
or at least he is not to have the honor
Of having the former site Of the old
Grand Union Hotel at Park avenue
and Forty-second street bear mis-
name. The board OF estimate has
approved a report of the finance and
budget committee disappearing of the
transfer of this site from the public
service commission to the park de-
partment
The report Of the finance commit
tee stated that while the designation
OF this site as public park to be
named in honor Of General Pershing
was 8 fitting and proper thing to do,
no provision Of the rapid transit act
mad been found that would permit
any such use Of the property.
The Washington times., 1919-06-28
BRITISH MAS0NS HONOR
AMERICAN AMBASSADOR

LONDON. June 2S.-John W. Davis,
ambassador TO Great Britain, has
been appointed senior warden Of the
Grand Lodge Of England, Free
masons at q session held in Albert
Hall. This honor, unique for q
foreigner. was conferred upon Am
bassador Davis by the Duke Of Con-
nHnght, grand master Of the lodge
Ten thousand persons attended the
ceremony.
Twenty American Erand lodees
were represented at the meeting.
Among the Americans In attendance
were Robert c. Travis and Raymond
Daniel, representing the State of
Georgia
The Washington times., 1919-06-28
CALL OF SUBURBS INCREASES DEMAND FOR OUTLYING
EE8sIs,a,,.1
- Real EStde Offices

WILLIAM H. SAUNDERS proved
the silver-tongued realtor at Atlantic
City when extolling the beauties Of
Washington.
CLARENCE WEIGH, Of the office
force Of Shannon & Luchs, Is confined
to his home with an attack OF ton
silitis.
ROBERT LIVINGSTON McKEEVER
announces that he has sold all his
Fords and his new Liberty. tOoT
HARTUNG & GIBBONS opened their
new Offices in the Southern building
Tuesday. Good luck!
B. HOUSTON McCENEY Of the John
w. Thompson company is in New York
on a business trip.
CLARENCE DONOHOE was caught
in the thunderstorm yesterday after
noon ten miles from the city with the
top Of his car DOWN.
ROBERT MARSHALL's Cheverly is
the scene OF great activity with road
builders and construction gangs en-
gagged in completing the additions
permanent improvements.
HARRY V. BOUIC is tired Of coun-
try life and ia coming back to the
city.
The Washington times., 1919-06-28
LEAVES GOVERNMENT TO
ENTER PHILLIPS COMPANY

I. G. Holmes, recently discharged
from further service with the Gov
eminent has again assumed his
former work as chief salesman for
William S. Phillips & Co.
Mr.. Holmes has been employed by
the United States Shipping Board and
has Travelled extensively for the Gov
eminent through France, Austria,
Italy, and other European points. He
well known among the real estate
fraternity Of Washington.
The Washington times., 1919-06-28
ROBBERS ESCAPE
WITH BODY OF DEAD PAL

BENTON, Ill, June 2S.-Five rob-
bers held up the officers of the Mid
die Fork mine, two miles east Of here.
and after wounding three employees OF
the company, escaped with S41,0
One Of the thieves was shot and
killed as he ran from the office. His
companions carried the body to a
waiting automobile and made their
escape.
The Washington times., 1919-06-28
ATTENTION.!

Questions concerning realty. and
rights Of landlords and tenants will be
cheerfully answered. without cost, BY
the Real Estate Editor of The Times.
II is not our intention to take the place
Of your lawyer; IL from the statement
Of your case we believe you should have
frankly so advised. II there are any
doubts in your mind concerning leases.
purchases, estates, or any similar mat
ter you are invited to send a COM
PLETE statement Of your problem to
us. Address your letter to: Real Is
tate Editor, The Washington Times.
Your name and address must be signed
as an evidence of good faith, but we
will not print II. II you so specify.
The Washington times., 1919-06-28

Thrift Stamps are caterpfllars.
When they have grown to sixteen in
number, n few cents mctBmOrphOses
them in n big blue butterfly of q
War Savings stamp.
The Washington times., 1919-06-28

wouldn't yOu pay . quarter to buy
your child n VirtueR Buy . Thrift
Stamp today and start him I'm the
ways Of Intelligent economy.
The Washington times., 1919-06-28

Real Estate Editor, Washington Times:
l hold the lease on an apartment in a
fOur-rOOm fat and write behalf of the
other three tenants we'll myself. The
nat we are living in has been sold and the
landlord has served notice on all of to
move the new owner desires to remodel
the building before again rnting IL. our
leases still have several months to run but
there is a clause in them stating that they
shall be null and void IL the property is
sold Is there any way we retain
possession until the expiration OF our
leases MRS. B. II. NJ.
Under the Salisbury act you can
retain possession. The only way you
could be elected would be in the case
Of the building having been sold to
a person who necessarily required it
for his own or his family's occupancy
AS the apartment you speak of was
bought as an Investment,
this does not apply, and you can re-
tain possession during the existency
Of the Salisbury act as long as you
continue to pay rent and abide by
the reasonable terms of the lease.
The Washington times., 1919-06-28

1t II much more fun to watch yOuR
money grow than to watch Il 50.
Ruy w 3. 9,
The Washington times., 1919-06-28

Real Estate Editor. Washington Times:
Considering the purchase Of property l
would like legal advice on the relative
merits Of buying in my own name, in my
wires name or in our joint name. Can you
tel me what the effect OF these three kinds
OF ownership is and what the rights of
both parties are under them? II. L. NJ.
Property held in your own name is
liable for sale to meet your obliga-
tons. subject only to your wlfe's
dover interest. Property held in
yuOr wife's name is not liable for
sale to meet your personal obliga-
tions. You have an interest in it at
her death, but her heirs likewise
share in it Property held in your
Joint names is held in entirety. and
at the death OF either party title
passes to the surviving heir. The
greater amount of property pur-
chased by families for a home or as
an investment is probably held in the
joint names Of husband and wife.
The Washington times., 1919-06-28

ROBERT LIVINGSTON McREEvER
announces that he has sold all his
Fords and his new Liberty, too!
The Washington times., 1919-06-28

B. HOUSTON McCENEY Of the John
W. Thompson company is in New York
on a business trip.
The Washington times., 1919-06-28

HARTUNG & GIBBONS opened their
new offices in the Southern building
Tuesday. Good luck!
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-21
BACK FROM FRANCE,
VISITS ANNAPOLIS

Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Raley visited
friends iii Annapolis. the first yiist of
Mr.. RaIey since his return from
France. where he had active service
With tbs 18th Engineers The we'd
ding of the two took place q few days
prior 20 Mr.. Raleys Induction int
the military service. They are now
living In Baltimore.
Mr.. Raley was formerly the local
agent Of enc 8. r. G. a. He was one
Of the select men who left Annapolis
On April 30, 1918. and were sent to
Camp Meade. a larger portion 81
these were assigned 10 the 1S6th Ma
chine Gun Battalion, part OF the
division Of the Ohio National Guard,
but Mr.. Raley was sent to the engi-
neevs, lie had AID interesting period
of duty In France; Is III fine phyalcai
trim, and said that hsAwas very happy
TO have sevved his country and had
the experience or the period ID the
service and duty abroad.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-21
Loss OK IE1TA
TIED re vERS =

The wanderings og Henraetta. the
hand ealmaaa tortoise. Tor whona On
advertisement was inserted n the
Capital. hare been told ID rhyEae,
which are here published:
NemTlwsa&
& have lost nv cute Hanriatta.
wonder Il somebody Ell bert
She strayaa DE was sts1es
or she hid III hole.
And know / shall never forget her.
she had beautiful lines on her back,
III blue and ID green and In black;
she could wiggie her toes,
she could stand on her nose
And sit on the head of 4 tack
she sure was dear little nllVt
And 1t times she was something Of
nut,
And high life she lead
Seemed 10 so "a her head,
And she ned to the tall and uncut
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-21
Taken IN Ii church

Miss E'eiseIer, who was among the
congregation attending early service
at ST Anne's church yesterday morn
Ing was suddenly seized with illness
and fell over unconscious. between the
chancel and altar rail- at the Commun-
ion service.
She was removed to her home on
Cathedral street, after having been
given first aid. and the family ply
sIcian summoned, Miss Feisler is re-
ported To be much improved today,
she has not been IA good health for
some time
Az the time Or her illness Id church
considerable discomfort was felt by
her friends who recalled that sis
ter had been stricken with death hi
St. Martins church, while attending
service there few years ago.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-21
IN AHEAD
IN OPENING TENNIS

Tna Miaahipnaen op4ned their ten
lis seaaan here Saturday afternoon ~
eaktng johns Hopkins III four
raagat strings 81 singles and two TN
shias. Syrnington, the Hopkins
aeaaa. gave 0xahara. The Navy Lead
ard Aght. kheu9h ia Lost
kalghk seas by Gloss margins. bet aIl
s ot contests wera very easy fOF
k N&vy.
The sssgnars
singa9 sgahaun. Naval Academy,
egeated SyrningtOn. Johns HOPKINS
80. 81 Yeagar. Naval Acadaays de-
sased ard, Johns HsBims. Ga. 60
hunt, Naval Acadsyay. aseaased sa.
gohns Hopkins. 50, 50.
Douh aala Tsm syek, "a
~ Acadezny. deaaagea Syxnlnton and
Desgy, yohna Hopkins, e-2, s-1s Watt
and RacEvsT, Naval Acadsuay, aefeatesl
sasing and Ward. Johns Hopkins. -.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-21
nssaase Anlong t,hlek enH

There Is scarcely anything worse
than sick chicken. 10 which sick
people are frequently compared. At
this time there are MANY sick chick
ems iii the county where chickens are
dying from some cause unknown to
farmers and others having chicken
yards.
Whatever the disease may be IL
comes upon the fowl suddenly and
hens that will lay an egg II the morn
Ing VIII die two hours later. It is
thought the chickens are victims o.
cholera, as those who know declare the
disease Is similar.
ii number og cases where chickens
have died suddenly the past Few days
have been reported at South River
one of these Il at the County Home
where the caretaker and overseer has
loaf six hens IN two days from the I'M
determined disease.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-21
BLOUSNSS
AND N[|d
TAKE A CA0
The New Nausealess Gales
That Il Purified Ard Rein
From All Sickening And Da
gerous Effects.

You have heard Of smokeleaa
der, colorless iodine and taatslsaN
Iqulnine. now get acquainted
nausea Jess calomal. the new cniqa
mel that is wholly delightful ID its o.
feet, yet retains ali of the ayaaeas
purifying and llveT-cleanaing asl
ties Of the uld-style caiomef
Your doctor will tell you that ca
mel Is the best and only medicine
biliouanesa. headache, indigesttem a
constipation and nov that u IS 80
ant 10 take everybody Ii taking CnlOs
tabs the new calonael with all Of the
liver benefits and none og the stsaa
One tablet on the tongue ST bed
time. with i swallow of water
ail. No taste, no nausea. no salts na
danger 0f salvation Next ml0rnsNS
you wake up feeling fine, yOuE LIVER
thoroughly cleansed, all pilicuana
headache, constipation and indl
ton removed. Eat what yoll pleaaa
no danger.
CaI0sabs are sold only IN origins
sealed packages, price thirty sa
cents. All druggists are authorised
to refund the price II you are not -
lighted with Caiofahs laEv.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-21
BEFORE THE sour
CAsRs AZ b

(.
The following are On slsa asaa
house hotter cases haysnE 1ssn
yesterday
Harry CrutchEey, whttes N
slssordersy conduct guilty NMe
costs. 3S.95. paid
0fEicer John Jacobs made the II
reat, Iuastce John ~ SualfxAA l
the case
y. Thompson. coIored, charge. Co.,
orderly conduct; guilty, fne and go
ssTy. paid
The arrest was made by OlGacaF
Curry. Justice John RI Sullivan heard
the case.
M Thompson. coiored enlarged WI
tirlAg on pistol In city guslsys
and costs, 1915. paid.
Arrest paade BY otlcer VIM. E1n
Justice John n. Sullivan bears
case.
j. A. smith, colOred, charged
,Iisorderly conduct: guilty. fine
costs. sS,76, paid
Arrest was made by 0Ghcer
Zine. case tried by John 81 Snlllvas
Richard Harris, colorea. char
with dlsOrderly conduct.
Onacer WIN. Fine. inside ths ays
ana Justice John h. Sullivan
the accused guilty. and imposes
flne 81 ss7S, which was paid
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-21
I Amnf
"a Annlas RhEln.

o Miss Annie Rannal.
ams by your shores Of dream
Whea the peas are peepIng npward
/ And The berry hIossona gleaSa
I am wandering IL y0nr garden,
Ard aE twlIiglzt slais dance
with tEa fairies from your mansions
OF Colonial romance.
q Miss Annie Rannal,
There's i sfra wberry nj your curl;
And your cheeks are like the roses
OF mid Victorian girl
And beneath the fallowed shadows
OF st. Anne.s along your street
am wandering In the mem .ries
THAT the April wind turns sweet
q Miss Annie Rannel,
What's the Severn got u say
A. It rtppIea refund the rainbow
shores
OF lovely old Round BayS
And won't you tell me. dearie.
H. dream up here In town.
THAT It's spring On old South river
And I'm welcome to come down?
o Miss Annie RaRmel,
Here's my hears love uneO you
Are yea setting out tomatoes
II the snorns of April dew
And the dogWood and arbutus
Something tells me they are here
And I'm coming down to kiss you
On your rosy lips, my iears
olger McKinsey.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-21
SERVICE At
NAVAL N|
Al Records For Attendance We're
Broken, 400 Midshipnea
Take Communion
FESTIVAL FOR CHI DREN

All records for attendance were
broken yesterday al the Naval Acad-
esay Chapel, and It Ii estimated, con-
seryatively. that over 400 nidsh ipaaen
made their ComnanAion 1t the 4. ri.
service.
The Navy Relief Society received
. eeneroag offering At the later SER
vice.
Among the special numbers by the
choir, were: Christ Cur Passover, Z
by Holden, ne Deum Iii b minor, by
Dudley Buck; the offertOry anthem
being, Awake Thou That Sleepest, =
Nv Maker. The chaplain, Rev. s. X.
Evans, took for fsis Aexf, st. Matthew.
2s:S, He n not here, for He 4 risen
as Re said
After dwelling on the fact and sig
nlgflcance OF the Resurrection OF
Jesna, he aakd that no greater proof OF
ID could be given than the one obtain
able by every one. namely, the resur-
Fection Ia bis avn heart and charac-
ter and life b the power 81 the Risen
Jesus.
AFTER speaking of present day nat
ional and international problems as
soIyabie only by the applications f the
principles TOR which Jesus sfafds, the
chaplain pointed % surrender and
new consscration of One's entire be-
Ing and powers as nm immediate duty
III the light OF the Easter Victory
CaA0trrnaatar Baidshipunan T Taylor,
of the First class led 81 choir OF $50.
SoI0Ists for the service being Midship-
nasn w. B. Br0adhursk and r. Taylor
oG The FIRST class, and n, Il. Towe. of
the Fourth class.
Altar, sanctuary and chancel. were
masses Of EaBter Hlias, roses, azalean
and palms, large lowering plants Ok
many shades II great prOfuaiOn. High
above all over the beautiful altar win
dow was large electric cross
ii large orchestra under the leader
ship 0f Prof. A TorUvshy, supple-
rented the me organ lMr. Henry
Echreyer, organist.l Their special
number being Rossini's "Cuius
Aaiman, Z from Ssahat Mater, Gloria
sren Twalfth Mass, Mozart, and the
war March of the Priests from
sArtrana,s by Mendelsaohn
Chiidren's Easter Festival followed
the morning service.
After singing Easter carols, and
short address ~ Chaplain Grams. tlasy
received Easfar cards ard eggs and
then proved they Assa the Easter spirit
hy making Sheir Easter Offering,
piled 1hsir treasury b the extent o.
Over SIS. Tor Armenian and Syrtan Re-
lee
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-21
OF LOCAL INTEREST
Some People We Knew, and We WIll
Profs BY Hearing Abont Tllena.

Some People We Knew, and We WIli
Proat BY Hearing Abont Tllena.
This IL d purely local event
It took place IN Annapolis.
Not in some PARKWAY place
You are asked to Investigate II
Asked to believe i citizens word:
no confirm citizens statement
Any article that ID endorsed DIT home
is more worthy Of confidence
Than one yau know nothing about.
Endorsed By unknown people.
Mrs. v. Hodson, % Holland st.
says: Two years ago had terrible
pains III the small of my back and the
attacks were SO severe was confined
to bed for d month. hardly able to
move. The bottom Of my feet we're
badly swollen and M s.eat was 80
blurred / could hardly read. NY kid
neys gave me no end Of annoyance and
was more tired III the morning than
when went to bed, Reading cf
Deans Kidney Pills got box ct
Green's Drug Store. This medicine
brought be quick relief and two boxes
cured me {
Price so, at ali dealers Don't
aimply ask Tor kidney remedy get
Doanss Kidney pills the same that
mrs. Hodson had. Foster Milbura Co.,
ldfgrs, Buffalo, N. u
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-21
ADM. WOOD ORDERED
10 PACIFIC FLEET

Admiral Spencer S. Wood,
c0pmandant Of the First Naval dis
trict, was relieved BIT that duty Satur-
day and ordered to take command Of
Division. No. /, Pacific feet Capt.
George f. Cooper. now on duty IN the
Fourth Naval district, was detailed to
comand the former German liner Kali
earin Auguste Victoria now at New
York being rented to transport troops.
Capt. Frank r Evans, who brought
the vessel over, will be sent ID the Ma
val war College. Newport r. I.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-21
49, Ynnr RIcrcI

Ii III not case of Watch your
Step now. bur case os watch your
bicycle This is the season cor steal
Ing wheels, i CERTAIN set apparently
having penchant Tor bicycles not
their own.
Owners Of bicycles have been warn
ed by the police not 10 leave them on
streets o. IN public places, MS many
have been stolen the past few months.
Today b ron Of Mr. and Mrs. Bar
nett Bowie left new Columbia bf.
cycle. recently purchased at d cost Of
$50. fl the alley at the side Of the An
nap0lfs Savings Institution. When the
lad came out, the wheel as gone. He
was fortunate however Ia locating it
an hour after IN front of store on
West street. two blocks from where It
had been taken.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-21
n CV WINS
Ov VAL rs

Tha rennsy Ivania Vaeafsy rrew,
Eei s waak $50 waa haaly asgsasad
here 81 the Naval Aeadasay. aefeaaed
the Yale eight 81 SATURDAY on the
Fs0un 90nlc BY nealry threa Iangshs
over course OF me henley distance
Of mile and I've aixteenshn The
yale second crew defeated the Penn
iuns0ra 81 length. both of tle second
crews making better time than The
Yale Yarsity
Penn Varsity covered the distance
ln six minutes. 20 2-5 seconds. The
others were: Yale Varsity. s.31 Is !;
TALE Freshmen. SCI SO: Fem Fresh
men, $50 rs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-21
WHAT WRIGHT SAYS
or ACADEMY GRE S

Coach Joe Wright ii quoted as Ok
pressing no surprise Ut the defeat Of
his crew BY the Midshipnen He said.
what mystifies me II that the Navy
should ever lose 4 boat race. They
have the finest material IA the conn
try, their men nearly always outweigh
their opponents, and on account Of the
rigid discipline Of the Navy men are
always III fine physical shape.
He might have added that they have
4 coach here named Glendon.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-21
ST JOKIN'S ALUMNI
IN MARINE CORPS

Major Thomas e. 8uarke and Cap.
tain Samuel NJ Frsany. 0g the Ma
rine Corps, graduates Of 81. loans,
"a the classes Of 1916 and 1917, re-
spectively, were ~ Annapolls satur-
day Tey have Just eozupasted i
tour Of duty ii the West Indies. Major
BOurke vas 4 member of eHIs HEacElina
Gun Company az the FIRST Maryland
Infantry. National Guard. and served
with e Oh the border Ia 1919
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-21
walled For Revenge

Not Tor ten years had Columbia won
from Princeton on the diamond, but
they accomplished the trick On Satur-
day By the score of to-. This may
prove encouraging to the Naval Acad-
envy basaballists. West Point has only
Won eight games II succession. but
there Is no reason why It should not
be stopped sooner than Princeton.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-21
Dlselareed Frsz hospital

Mrs. Newman Suit, who has been q
patient lit the Emergency hospital,
has sufficiently recovered to be dis
charged from the hospital and has r.
turned to her home st DavidsOnviIle.
this county
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-21
FIRE COMPANY
DANCE TONIGHT

An Easter bail will be given tonight
By Inembers OF Water Witch Hook ii
Ladder Company. III ST Johns Coi-
lege gymnaaInm for the benefit Of the
Emergency hospital.
Dancing Will be from 800 to 1880.
and good music will be furnished. a
good time ID promised all patrons.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-21
1s
no III

After d prolonged recess the meet,
inga Of The wOmen's civic League
VIII De held to3noFrDw esenlsag A.
$50 o'clock 81 the Municipal Build
ing, Duke az ClonessteT street. All
members are urged To attend. the
League u without q president, and il
is expected at tonlorrow's meeting to
eject tllis ofsicar og Importance 10 the
League.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-21

ss. Leo m sA i sa KsEsye,
IL. ii 81 - n whiting haE sister.
Ea. x.e Baag sota
FL Saa
ndsr ErederEcG Horn. VI 81
NJ ko aa been Nava1 alfaetls S.
Japan. ana 1Gra. Hoem are viaikie
fhesg nIacs, Mrs. van vaaksn hes
FEanoyer 81 Conadr. Horn U .. 81.
III sagEn@ toe decoration ~ has -
Gently received from tAs MlkaaO. and
Il very beautiful medal which adOgns
Ms 6xaAas fsa belng admired by hla
naany aFssgsds who are cong fuIating
am GA having beer decorated BY
gas ruler og Japan
Mr. George Norton left to-day for
Philadelphia Oh Business trip con-
necsed with play ne has recently
written. and does not expect 20 return
until Saturday.
Pre- hyteramm Supper
Ihnsy Eyeming
ri Signs. assisting the choir Of the
Presbyterian church, viii give sup
Der Thursday evening Ii the lower
rooms Of the church from $50 to s
O'clock
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-21
me Slne
Yenlgkt

There will not be d c0ag1auEfty asng
tonight ak tho State Arnpry. Owing
to the Naaker h0aIdays the sing win.
not be held this week By the War
Camp Gems amity 9srviee, bmt On
next Monday night, instead
.--4s4-
Ladies os Easguort III =. church
will give = supper Oh TAnaday md
Friday nights Id rho hover rooms Of
the church. Mr.. Henry Moreland. ~
lehaignaa
Master WCoassy 5shnson Ii III A0une
from st. John, the DIVINE Cathedral
dral school, New Fork, I'd spend the
Raster hOIsdays WITH bis pnrenEs.
Prof. and MIRA johnson, Murray HILL.
Easter WedaSng
At E5a Masae
i very pretty Easter wedding took
place yesterday. afternoon Ut the
home 0E aEra. Dora Heller, Severn ave-
mtle, EaetDgt
1he ceremony aufsing - nlargiage
1 Miss Sophie All M Heller, and Rpg r.
yc saEa, os Berkeley Springs. w Va
/ was performed ~ TIE Rev. g. s.
Hahn. pastor of SD. Martina Lutheran
ehsseeh
The bride waa attended BY her sia-
ter. Miss Dora Heller. aad the gg60ln's
lest man was Eaornaa Il Buckwall. oE
Berkley Springs.