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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
Girls Friendly
10 Give ERtertl llaaeak

The Girls Friendly Society will
close rs season Of active work with an
entertainment 10 be given on next
Thursday, May s. 1919. at s D. N. IN
the room occupied BY tho society Is
IT'S temporary quarters, IN the third
story OF the Arundel Building. corner
West street and Church Circle.
The program To Be rendered By the
senior and junior members OF the 30
fciety IL under the personal direction
Iof Miss Heftenger and will consist Of
Is pageant Columbia and her Daugh-
ters, motion songs, singing and dance
ing Of & high order done By some Of
the younger girls. The training Of the
dancers Is the work OF little Miss Mary
Craven johnson and the results reflect
much credit upon the youthful
coach.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
High school Senior
inS Friends

Miss Janet Weiss, daughter Of Mr..
Charles Weiss. who Ii IN the gradual
Ing class Of the Annapolis High school,
entertained some Of her young friends
at the summer Ahome OF her father
"Glen Echo on The Bay yesterday aft
ernoon III d dinner party.
Those at table were: Mr. Charles
Weiss, Mr.. and Mrs. Il Vi Israel, of
Annapolis: Mr.. and MRS. r Weinberg
and party, Of Baltimore: Misses Janet
Weiss. Of Annapolis; Misses Minnie
Lipman. Ray Klawans, Sarah Green
berg, Lena Llpman, all Of Annapolis:
Miss Rose Black. OF Charleston, y. CT;
Misses Alice watkins and Blanch Man
ming. OF Norfolk, Va. Messrs. Manuel
Weiss, of Annapolis: Lawrence Nv.
Hecht, Of Havre de Grace: Abe Meisel.
of Baltimore; Edward u Eager, New
Haven, Conn: SOL GoIdenberg, New
Mexico: David Fisher. Georgetown;
sol Isqnel. New York City; Max
Cohen. NV York City; BENJAMIN. NJ.
Leurtz. New York City,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
| Back Amemg
Oh HrIemdg

Mr and Mrs. Maynard, Of Ridgely.
Penn. were visitors IN Annapolis yes
terday. Mr.. Maynard was formerly an
officer On the Naval Reserve Force,
graduating with the first class of y. 8.
IN. r., from the Naval Academy and
later having been appointed instructor
.as the Academy. After the signing Of
the armistice he resigned from the
service and went 10 his home state,
California, where he WAS married. Mr..
Maynard and his bride we're greeted
BY many friends here
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
viii Sell Candy
Tor u 4. II. lsenetlt

Florence Ridout. Of White Hall.
and Anna Maria Brice. Ridout.
aehiilaIte daughter Of Mrs Weems
! iiltssI are guests Of the Misses Luck
]. l5 North Calvert street. Baltic
! lIiilre With their hostesses they will
y fiilay and flowers tonight at the
aadlarillln. Baltimore. where the
allis4t.ll comedy Leave 1T TO Jane
.Ni Il ea given for the benefit Of recon
ai work undertaken IN France
hy iaie daughters Of the American
revolution
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
SOCIAL. AN POLLS
---------z---m
E4axa b MRS. EMMA ABBOTT GAGE


~ a@ Hiss aaeme
sAt N0meD Temorrow
Mrs. RAYMOND Stone and daughter,
Miss Esther Stone. wife and daughter
Of captain ss0ne. U s. NJ. will BE- at
home tomorrow. NAY &. informally,
from tn 4. st their residence. Murray
avenue. Murray Hill.
Llent and Mrs. George K. Weber.
2. s. ~, let yesterday Tor PhIladel-
phla.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

lake care Of you, b not
irald;;
d. YOUR safeguard through SUM
ite and shade
Watching and keeping His
Id leave you to wander alone.
. lake care Of you still TO
i, end
II Az. Father, Redeemeg end
itna!
Il answer whenever you call.
s. sjl take care Of you, trust Him
III
fai ail take e.of you through ali
ihe day
s,i.F YOUR footsteps. directing
t6tlr WY
IS ytdlr shepherd, Protector and
efiTl,s
teadias lis children where still
lttrs Glide.
ga ali lske care q you long ~ you
,t.l.lIaE sou blessings no other can
IL alli ttlse care d YOU when time Is
s.,e /, llls kingdom viii bring you
FANNIE ]. Crosby.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
Rugs & Carpets Dry
Cleaned
ANNAPOLIS STORAGE i
TRANSFER co.
III NORTHWEST sTREET
Phone SOC

Cleaning 1Oc 50. I'd, casAnsng aAd
storing for the snmamaaK mammGhm am
Moth and Germ preef ueEa ssne6ae
81 square yard.
sAark called for and @eaawGR@sAs AHk
work cash on selaNoRys
Expert packers foR Ag@
Glassware. alaa era s2Mg asaea kssE~ aAP
SHIPMENT 20 all pAKse ee S1s ssowA.
sieel warehouse.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

cE4TI,DRFNps GINGfIAM - large assortment
81 Chldren'g bingham Dresses IN Pink Blue Green.
Brown assorted plaIds. with peaea sAr9 -
pped collar with bloomers TO match A nHK
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

Boys sUIrsArse suits r al Wool ssrs
CashmeTes, made up 10 the newest sA -
great reduction with paated naek an0 pels-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

LADIES, DRESSEs-IadIes' Silks Jerseys
Creme de Chimes Saing GeOrgetes In all
shades the latest fashio NJ &Ss1N HRsh
prices ....<....s ls5e slesO $500 and W6OsOV
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

LADIES, WOLFE WAISTS Big selection Of Ladies' Wolfe
Waists White and Blue and PINK cheeks Win sMk
circular peated collars. Prices from, shse 70
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

goys. WASH sIIrTs-Boys' In the sRi-
enec wi and q large assortment of
other patterns; made: IN assorted cUlors 1 Eh
s.......tsc IS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

cHTrD WHITE DRESSES hildrens White Dress-
IS beautifully trimmed and embroidesies
smoeking IN the yoke nd collars ana
cung: 4 large assortment from sizes g TO ~ ~ 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

nrs NATJsOOK received big line q La
dies good quality chinese ana 49,
trimmed IN aces The select0n
greater than ever before
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

ss su1Tsaens Conservative and latest skirt modsls
The voung nan trousers can ma NE
suit for himself here nne assortment 70 select from
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
N'ill Entertain
NMshlIlniem

The young people Of Maryland Ave-
ME church will entertain the midship-
men af the church next Saturday aft
ernoon from to $50. Refreshments
viii be served.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

LADIES SILK WAISTS Georgete Crepe ds Chine ~
sink waists: pretty patterns Prices SSas y
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
Mrs Lawrence Bailliere visited
friends III Annapolis yesterday

Mrs. Rogers. who IS stopping with
her soll.in-law and daughter. Cone
nanaer and Mrs. Wolcott q. Hall at
lhe Naval Academy, left today for a
visit Ri New York.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Girault, Of Bal
tImore, were the guests over Sunday
or Mr.. Girault's sister. Mrs. a. Al. Mum
roe.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

Mrs James G. Cresap. who has been
spending the winter on the Pacific
Coast with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Lieut.. -Comdr. and Mrs. Ralph Otis
Davis has returned to Annapolis and
IS being greeted by many friends. Mrs.
Cresap arrived yesterday
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

CiILDRENS of Chidren'g Capes. n the
latest styles designs, light blue and with
collars trimmed Old Rose and Aed snR NNKN6Mh
Prices s6'sO y -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

AIDES SILK UNDERWEAR-IadIes White Rose SIX GO 90
Underwear and vests Prices from 4Ass1V w
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

Miss Beth Roe, Of Washington. spent
the weekend with her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Fauble, Duke of Gloucester street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

Mrs Adams, De Paulsborough, ". j.,
lis visiting her niece, Mrs. Annie M.
Afunroe. Duke OF Gloucester street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
Reception May II
III stunt, ScalCs

Z
There Will be no reception this week
ii nc superintendent ct the Naval
Academy on Wednesday afternoon,
] MAY 4, Admiral and Mrs. A. H.
scales viii receive from to at the
aptrmtendents Quarters, Naval
aeadeiuy
Alinfral Eberle, who has been
spnding The week end with Mrs. Eber-
ID Washington, left today I'd Join.
his shin The Utah. at old Point Com
lort
Mr. and Mrs Spencer. Of Baltimorer
we're here sunday visiting with their
son and aHghter-in- Law, the Rev. Eli
lner ~ Spencer. pastor OF Maryland
aseapf Methodist Episcopal church
and AIRS spencer
Lieut. ~ d. Graham. who Is sta-
ileaed Newnrot News, Is visiting his
sister. Airs Roe, Green street.
Mr. ind Mrs William TIildebFandt,
q Baltimore. and their son and daugh-
Ter lawr Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hil-
Qe7ranat. iaotored here yesterday and
Visited friends.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

LADIES' AND crrrDRENs MEIIINERYwe display nov Y
arg 81 Ladies' chdren Millinery inst receavea
from York
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

Miss Ruth Howes, niece OF Rev
James b. Smiley and her friend mo-
tored here from Baltimore SATURDAY
afternoon to attend the crew races and
games at the Naval Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
Sunda4 Visitors At
-lrnnllel. .iIle. Ra j

slf George Phillips, Of Washing ton,
spent the week -entI at his cottage al
tr1ndelon he Bay and Mr.. and Mrs.
George salisbury. Of Baltimore. were
sunday visitors at their cottage on the
hay front
M Galloway md Mrs. Galloway,
sho have been spending the winter cit
Atlantic city, motored from Baltimore
yesterday 10 their cottage at Arundel
nH-ihesBay
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
LIZA VI ANN ApOLIs


4 "a s9 saS 0.a5, 1913 1l.a5, ~
.sS /. sK 2.3s, 80 x4.05, AL x8ssks
6.ss5 6.y5 7.s:ss1 0ss1 lis e. NJ 12. -
IA.
All ffakns receive or discharge pAssen&eFs
Al InrMi points between Annapolis aEd
Navel Acaslenas IupcEi0n ard at Linth-
lrnn On sfgnmf-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
w .B. Il Al. Electric
Railroad.
I'm CITY I'm AIS

Iess.grrpas Arnmpolia Halgim0re aud
Waahtnwton and Camp Meade
Nj ashEngtOn and Camp Meade
messengers change st Naval
Academy Junctlonl
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
West Eerees 4tattan
SO. x5.SO. go. $50, TO, $50. 40, DO,
M IN III -. Al. iii. ~ 20. Ia0 20, 30.
81. 81. xA.sEk 40, $50, 100 so. 10s19s
af.a0 a. a.
F.aave Naval Academy Gate 10 minutes
earlier State House Station, Biaten
81 and College Are, seyen tTl rninusea
earlier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

Nr and Mrs James Elon Moss and
lsa tliidren. Of Pennsylvania. are
.sjtinE Mf Mess's parents, Judge and
nv Robert Moss, shipwright street.
N Dennis Claude was visiting in
BALTIMORE yesterday
mr. 6 Mccarthy. Of washington,
motoretl FROM that city yesterday aft
frapnn With party Of friends for
ysjt ii Arundel-on-the- Bay.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

Mr. and Mrs William Burgess and
daughter Emily. Of Washington. spent
Sunday with Mr.. Burgess's uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Trayers T. Brown,
Prince George street,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

Governor and Mrs. Harrington and
Mrs. Weems Ridous, vice-regent for
Maryland 81 the Daughters of the
American Revolution. viii occupy 4
box tonight at the Auditorium. Balti-
more, as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, 3D.
mond Boone I.uckett Other guests
VIM be City Solicitor s. s. Field, DR..
Mansfield Holmes and Mr. Edward
Livingston Raburg, of Baltimore
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

Rev. James I. Smiley Is visiting Bal.
timore for 4 few days,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
MANY VESSELS DAMAGED
AND IN KEY WEST PORT
One Craft Is Rammcd by L. :. =.
Wheeling and Others Arc
Driven Ashore.
Reports Indicate That IL Half Dozen
Vessels We're Victims of Hurricane
That Partially Wrecked Florida
City.

KEY WEST. FLA. Sept l.. Dam
age to shipping in TUESDAYS hurri-
AS the city slowly emerged from the
wrccknge here. More ,han half a
dozen ships are aground near here.
Tho barge Mononrahcla. which broke
loose from the TAM cr LiGon!cr. with
fourteen men aboard. was reported
adrift in The Gulf The steamer I,.ko
here with tina, report. said another
raj; with only one man on I, also
was sighted. but that II was Impossible
To rescu" the occupants Of the barge
or the man on tn" raft.
street cars were running Today for
the hrst tim" aimee the hurricane and
the electric light plant. gas plant and
ice plants were again in operation.
Work OF clearing away the debris was
mcrs ana saws as repars were has
tened TO damaged buildings Mayor
Clearc EXPRESSED indignation over
some reports spread abroad AS to ac-
tua conditions here and said The city
could care for the situation. The cigar
factories damaged by tho hurrica he
arc To resume operations next week.
The British tanker. wax Jandoli.
with sought shelter IN these waters
from the Storm. DRAGGED her anchor
and now is grounded on traWiisii
shoals in sixteen feet uf water.
TIE ncr COmal. which WAS driven
aground during Inc storm. "as ramm"d
hy tho I. :. Wheeling. aud sustained
2 hole IN hcr port side above the water
ltm". Nj! passengers have been put
"th"re. md the cargo now * being
taken off. he vessel being brought to
dock today.
Tho steamer Point Adams is ashore
near sand Key. having been ed astray
hy tn" drifting OF Tho channel buoy.
The Lake WlnorA IS stranded Al Tor
tugas. and i reported 20 have sus-
tanned severe damage. TIL" shipping
board steamers Lake Duane and Flavol
which arrived today. suffered heavy
damages during the storm. The tanker
Fred w. Weller also was damaged
from tn" storm. The American tanker
4. 6. Bedford and the British tanker
nawanda both arc ashore near here,
AZ well a. general ether vessels WHOSE
names have not yet been reported. The
American transport kilDa;rick arrived
today from colon for New Orleans all
safe. Til. Ward liner II Mar New or
leans to N"w York. came in today to
ship her cargo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
BEL MONT PARK RESULTS

r,f. -ac. ave furIonss -we"ry. 100
~ 'l,--ctinu 100 OK unIm-r) To >. to
-Ncu second: our Malt. 80 tPricc). tn J,
!. even Third. Time-i:ol -.
I.rls:. -ua I.arghcito. Fair Accompi sugar
Usl'i. Fair Colleen ran.
second race one rniic--Pictor. iot Dian
,iton;., :" l. TO l.. TO {. won: kohnoor
FREDERICK the Great. i07 tk.ummer,. 3 70 5
md. babctlo. Mon"moy Captain Hodge
Hick"rynut. Dr. RAJ. Rockport ran
Third E.cc-the C~darhurst handican: or.
nl.c and sINtc"nth--Jack stuart. q;
,ranahanl. ito t" :. out. won: Roys'
Roofs. llf tEutNcill. to to >. out
second spur. III tkummcr>. q TO .. 20 ::
out. third. T.mc-l:t l-5 Recount ran
Fourth -lcconG ,niie ana d Puar'er..
oHd. Timc--:O3 J-!. Two starters
Fi:ih racc-siS furlorEs-Jock Scot l2f
CiohrsoH). - to :. 8 10 :. 10 5. won: Mad
Halter. ioi ,Egmmsrl. TO to-. .
{. % ] to ! even. third. Tine-i;l3 -.
TOunulo. Toto. chasseur. Grundy. Pcnrosc
Veteran. Senator Crow ran.
sixth racc--thc Flushing handicap: hvo
snh one half turionss-pilsr,n: is F.iI-
100 drummer. Ia to ;. 10 . sec
ond Krewer. los tCarrolil. to i. to =.
"N~n, third. Tirnc--l;oe is. Pilgrim and
Arm"uUs COUPLED Widcner entry. Armenus
Ira Wilson EndmaN also n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
WILL HAVE WAR NAMES
New series as Eighteen Foot Incht.
on Long Island sound VIII he
In Victory Glass.

NEW YORK. Sept. l2.--In ali prob
ability tho new class Of cightecu-
hooters thai Is being promoted for rae
'hG on Long Island Sound and Graves
"nd BAY next summer VIII be called
the Victory Class.
The Idea IS To name each yacht aft or
one OF IN" engagements fought dur
ing the big war II the idea meets;
with the approval OF tho owners there
VIII be seen racing next year Mons.
Chateau Thicrry. Argonnc Forest. Yer
dun. ST. NJ ihi"I. Bellcau Wood. YprcS.
Sol IONS. he Marine. Sonmc. i.aon. 81.
quentin. Nimy Ridge. Dead Mans hin.
Grand Pre-. Mpnt:aucom. and other craft
named along similar lines
tnd1r the booming that has been
given 70 the class by Rear Commodore
fi6race IL boucher. Atlanti" Yacht
club promises 10 build into the class
are coming In faster from the CORN
thians that race below the Marrow II
than from til" Long Island Sound
yachtnlcn Notwithstanding tho fact
tha' the class iirst was promoted on
the sound
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
BELMONT ENTRIES TODAY

First racc-seiiing. six furionss- Uncle 6
dale, ,Ss; Vague 10; NiEh,stick. ,le: Pea
r Mcmahon, !os; Peerless. rs: Arrah Go On.
Second race-Brook cup stccplechass. about
s:oncwood iH: ii!b:er Iis: skibhereen iss
Third race-Thc futurity. six furlonEs
cleopatra III: Man-o'-war. 1t: John r.
Grier IL: radraic. NJ: CAPTAIN Alcock. 10:
poniniguc. ~: ON Watch. iI3: Unset. 10:
Are;husa l.s Pau! Jones. 49,: Miss Jcmima.
-,
Fourth race-Thc Jockey Club stakes mile
and : haf-Dunbovne. u.s. Questionable.
lis; Thunde5ciap. us: Polka Dot. ll5' Pur-
che 50. iis
Fifth race-onc miie-Do.cfuI. no: Ivry.
.o.: TctI-y. 100: Chasscur. los: Panaman. 100:
Happy Valley ITO: Snap Dragon H.. lilo.
sixth rac--tivc furionCs-Swirl liz: North
o-u R.l.e. IL: NalaycCse. III: Ponty Prldd.
IL: l.OrphcIinc. IL: pickie. ll:: Lady Luz
cii,l li2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
WHITE SOX HURLERS MAY
SUFFER IRON MEMS FATE
CONTINUED from Eighth PagcD

'Gohtlhued from Eighth Pagc)
".drne d!dn't sleep ~ all During
others he'd Walk III. moor for hours
and when nc did turn in hc'd sleep
only iNiu.iy In the evenings Ia take
him 10 theaters. parks for car rides
#nE" here 10 get his mind Off baseball
fut IL didn't help Charles sole
thought MAS TO keep his arm in shan,
ana 10 yin that pcnnant
spent Hours NnSsnEinE
rcd spend hours maSSagine his
arm. then run IL w!th crude oil and
M-ap II ~ cotton hating. But even
ina, didn help much. and TO get out
the KINKS nc would 20 out to the la II
H.trN hours before the game take \
position in the outnciG ana make long
throws I" the pl.te. tie would work
his way ~ sr!duaily. nun!!y stopping
"s'n'hourn" Md GOOD, he pitched
the greatest =ani"ncss ever shown, on
- ball heid. and he won the pennant
Tor us.
"But after 1851 Charlie Radbourne's
hrii 'ihcc as 4 pitcher grew DINNER
and DINNER. III. strain had ruincd a
once marvellous arm and il WASN'T long
hcfure Ola War Horse passed out OF
the majors into retirement 1"
ticotte and Williams have carried the
BULK OF ihc White SoX pitching burden
this yeGr and a terrific strain has been
placed on their arms. Are they TO prov @
tn" exceptions. prove that they are
real non men. or viii they like Ch.s-
hrc. Walsh. Radhourn.. tyler. James.
VI Ginniiy and all the others, pay the
TOLL tCoptriGht. 1870
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
UNDER WAY AT OANVILLE
y. T.. Conway. Pre- .idcu1 OF t'uh, GErr-
silver Loving Cup for Winner
In F'innl> saturday.
SpeaLal 70 Tho Times -DI.pA eM.

\ : PNN-4'l! W I li' llil'> = III IA t.l.|
D.ANNiLLF. sept l2-Th= annual
golf tournament, 81 tn" Dany;.lc Il If
club started this afternoon win
seNcnt: members divided into four
separate classes. according 10 their
proweSs
The game vii. continue until satur-
dag, when the finals MI! be played.
tn. contestants being Ia, winners Of
inc four c!assinoations handicapped &C.
cSrdinS 10 their winning scores
More interest is helm: shown IN the
contest thlD ever before. owing 10 the
:act hat l. + conway president of
the club. has offered silver loving cup
- the ~ lnnt". BESIDES this useful
pr.2es vii! b. given 10 the different
class winners
The iocs club is in prosperous cen
dillon. With tho eighteen hole links at
Stokesland paid for and money raised
Tor The erection OF a handsome country
clubhouse. which " III include d swim
ming pool. tea and dining rooms. lock-
,-s ana spacious pcr.hcS
bouail Ross, OF rinchursi. y G.. is
coming mere THIS fall TO lay GU; a new
i-!r"ay. which Viii make the course
somewhat larger than ii is nov.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
NJ HUGH MAKES RULING
upon CITY EMPLOYEES
Policemen and i'ircmcn Included
in Provisions OF Workmcn's
Compensation Act.
CoFlH ASKED FOR DECISION
Industrial Commission Holds Work.
cIs for municipalities Arc Subject
{" Terms Of Stntuc-Hiay Go to
Higher Court.

That policemen and bremen or Rich
lnrnd and other cities In Virginia arc
sIrh. are entitled to COMPENSATION FOR
Injuries received in tho course OF such
employment under the Wo-kmeu's
Compensation Act. i the substance OF
Commissioners q. \. Mcliuyh OF the vir-
rinia Industrial Commission. and con
Cured in by thairnYC~.1. H. Tucker
and Commissioned &. lkizer
The ruling was in response t" a re-
'uest for such u ruling made hv H.
{. Cofer. Comptroller OF Richmond
ana Is significant in view of the .ac;
mat similar questions have already
h""n raised by other cities Of tho state.
including Newport News and Fc;crs
% the Worhiucn's COMPENSATION Act
"i.c.in"n and bremen should he in
GUIDED. Comptroller tufcr. Of Rich
Hond. desired Especially 10 know
whether ne should include .meinbers
ri the polio" force and o, tn. Fire
department in the SELF insurers pay
l"i' OF Richmond which il Is rcauired
mat ne suhmit 10 the industrini Com
~ Gsion.
Uuiing Of Commissioned.
The ruling re Commissioner MyHugh
~ part. follows
Policemen and nrcmen are employ .
cd ~ the city. Their term OF Office t..
'Ncd ~ ordinance and their ,omp-us,-
non or pay - IA d - anc city. whlic
iN"t "%erris" some of the functions
~ state officers. they also are under
ne control of Ia municipal author
''icG. aad thtii activities ar. onincu
=" ana UNITS ~ Their proper CIV
tHSS also discharge dLtjes, rcIatin =
purely 8" the aN:-:TS OT ;nc city |;
i- not ''lNt"iial "h"t or they .,.c called
"iii,"," 81 servants tn" word ON
pios - is a term -: BROADER sign;-
81 snsc tnau 'reIynni. ~ Ga"d in ne
tei q Includes officers
Ia conciusion.' the wordIu. %. the
ruin. continues. we wish 10 advise
l'at ia number of cases compensa
ton has been paid without question
hN cities concerned In tho lily az
petersburg. however case has been
mad ,nvo!Ninc this question and Nil
b". 50 are assured. tuk.n to the nigh :
"si court Tor 'nai decision.
Mn, Pm, Under Protest.
For IN. purposes of Your rapport '
Concludes Commissioner MEiugh ru!-
az referring directly to Conp:rollc,
1"f.r'r question concerning Rich
npud = would suggest tnat YOU in
rlud. the officers mentioned and AZ
company the report with your oAJcc-
tICn 10 The ruling made by us aud
lot the payment Of tn" Treasurer II.
made under protest j. the cour, de-
.'i"- ihat our ruling j. Incorrect. tn.
money paid would then be refunded -
'lc CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
URGES THAT UNITED STATES
TAKE MANDATE FOR TURKEY
Foreign Trnd~ Corp"rntion's Prcsidcnt
Fears Otherwise HuiEnria VIII
Go DOisheNint
lBy Associated Press

tONSTA NTlNOll.t, sept. I'll. NJ.
bay. -! New York. president Of the
American Foreign Trade Corporation.
who is visiting Constantinoplc. talked
today concerning the trade possibil-
ties IN Turkey and the countries bor-
derlng ON the Black Sea.
If the United states decides 20 take
tin" Turkish mandate" said MIR, Day.
rsbe will settle the disputes concern
ing the partitioninG Of Turkey and
will also obtain In foreign commerce
4 gold mine of which constantinopic
will bc merely base for tho Black Sea
country.
.rf tho mandate Is not accepted
quickly Bu Saria will go BolShevIS:.
due to the present commercial block :
ado. Business is tho cure for Boisht-
viSin. This is now inStanced in the
Black Sea ports. which arc clamoring
for goods Of all Kinds. Il the United
States spent $500 o00.00n on the man i.
date she would get il b2ck MANIFOLD"