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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-13
airffofmumam fasiaan

9otcbtcja past. Us. @. %ilenim
.altta IsbtabIla Sarbprisial $4,la.
S~airpurtisia $10.76, GlemelanSis,a
50.15; past. s. 8. 8eimoicnl faitta
SeecbiprobisIa $500, @aranettisia
$500; past. g. @iettiIen fansta
MtarIborosia zoe, Eropsia 1926.
SitsiuiIliamisia SIC, Wiapnaroisia
1882; labia s. 6anpalaIta Srlmes
Gi.pStG 81. g. Mienen fautta $500;
past. 80. @iSfarin fautta G~ooinstpn
$40. Calumet $500. Green $2.38;
CHATHAM $500.
2d5etbstasiaan 81. @. Nicmen
fnutta 8nlmes GitpstG $3.50.
3ebtemme 5:Sid numerosla oil
~leeIeen 6. 2inbalan tilitpfieen Iiiatz
tdfo0n cttd iiind mainittlia iiimmia
oliipat la6ioillann aipiistaneet Sobn
Mtati. g. Scotia ia g. @aunu fufin
$1.00; S. @irmatpa, u. Saimenion
ia S. 3abti frlfin zoe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-13

me fliormau. min ei ie tule tuleipai-
IuuoeSia!am raiittamaan bfiil0itd,
fila fanian idii on farttuiia. Wars
masti iaatte pstdipat ndbod tpos-
tdmme ibanat &Sslmat SumaIan
tunniatii ia l1bintdiiemme %parbaais
II.
So ualireutuneet bcr1telfGI nnf-
.uneita ta~ifi;aIla, iilld Serran tpol-
III on fine. &e9oitta.aa pmpdris-
~t5si1mme pstimi1mme %liittpmddn
r:pei6in auafituiS;na tnilrunme ial<
nattaiina. @arat flllafin paiifa-
tunnalla moi ipfu toimellinen pstds
md alma foota pbteen ia ldbettdd
tdnne tai fufin %iuprastaan ios Min
fin tattoo. &iitoS ripedstd inori-
tifiista terdGiille ia labiuen anita
iine. Sddn ebelleen llottamaan
apilpitt6n,dGn r~affauteenne pbteiiess
IA t~pDsiGmme. DSt.
g. Huotialainen
tonlurnbaston boitaia
@og 1T Gin, Winn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-13

G~O'pinoton, Wieb. Sobn Crqnisi
ia Is. |aiiala firmpitin $1.00; 6,
Sobn1on ia q. @aijala fiimpitin SOC,
Glc,uclanh, 3. 1iiss SiIon Saus
tunrsen iantta gIasi guolms. onng
9aiaIn. sppl. JLStaIo il 0i!oa 0au-
tamS'i iufin $t2.0O; Sreb Sill
5000.
@SbtabmIa Sarbpr, .. OR MoiIi-
on tnntta e. Smfane,i, g. @Ssi. s
3urureri, 6. Sansi 9. oans,. Sca-
fob 8. onnhi. $. oincral, 6. Corn,
pe.a, 6. 3ontamdii. B. 8. 8ilen.
II. Self, 8. MiSsanen ia Wibtori
@1oiiio iniin 5000; Sobn Surtilr
ia Saafpb 9unbi fumpifin $500; G,
Soti $500; 6. @osfi ia Glen 2abti
fnmpifin $500 ia @iina Ienfr
$1,000.
Sitcbbnrs, Msass. past. g. @iet-
tiien faiitta: Olga Brandt.
9. @pller, 81. Mr9iIlanber. Sannp
9itpaIa, S. @iemi ia Sufanna Snnfs
fala fiifin $1.00; S. S. &ufari. Or
mo Talomdti, 2iii MGfi. 6ilia Cat
10 ia Sannp Sobansion flifin 5000;
Wiftor &afala $500; Senrb Sliro-
men $1,000 ia pastori g. @iettinem
$500.
Gpfatp, Ninn. 6. @otila $500.
Srpmwppb, Micb. Mrs 6. MGfi
$1,000.
Gpbdmelliiet tiitofiet toulun pros
Iesta la~bioittaiiIle.
Sos imam feurnnipat fnufmibet
ospat Mn riftoita fiiGlletuloista fou-
lulle.lmc, nj. pia1 pnbutam Iuiz
reSta foullrtasias ANNE. &lfn on
iiis taas bptpG tGrGfin tmtptena, 10
ten ilolln teemme tpotdmme. 9erra
on flruIIiit rrfouflemme ia ldmmittd-
MT monet ipbdmet mieIiiuoiioIlilefii
touIullemme, ioten iloifet pstGtpdm-
me runiaasti mlistntpat tp0tdmme
Iabioillam.
@e. iotta on 10 mufana, eiipdt
tdstd fdrfi nbrienid tdbben mitd o.
mat nntaneet, miitta tuittetpat iloiIen
mielen i~aabafienia pIla mifana fal-
liimmasia tp0sid mitd ibmiselGmdss
IA moi Ola.
@ield fuitenfin Iienee toiipomiieai
iparaa ioibinfin ndboen mlifanaole-
miiesIa, ipten fnittien dpeIpolliinis
on fantaa bbteistd neltpolIiiuitem-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-13

- Guttaian toimitus on idriestd'
NIT beneeIIisten pdGfirioitusten fir'
ioittaiat nubeIIeen aaffosiariestpstd
filmGlIGpit6en. Sentdbben. iamalIa
flin tiitGuume arm. iirioittaiia anta-
mastaan atpistiffesta. tpetoamme
idlleen papistomme fpnddn ia iddm'
me obottanaan ieuraatpasia idriestpf-
iesfd firioituffia, miellummin ier-
raaipar iurnuntain firffotefiteistd:
6. Otpasfainen belmit. "a p. Il
S. Nanfila maaIisf. 8 p.
s.. q. MisIanen maaIisf. 10 p.f
8. @irotfalainen maalisf. II p.
Sc. g. Salonen maalisf. "a p.
S. Sapola maalisf. 81 p.
S. llrpilainen brbtif. z p.
u. @airnta bubtif. IA p.
@. 81. @esterbacf bubtif. 81 p.
90. @. @iIen bubtif. % p.
SO. Bisfnri tonfot. B p.
g. @uori toifof. IL p.
On buomattntpa, ettG puGmainit'
til idriestps tarfoittaa ainoastaan
bengeIIiiiG pd~Gfirioitufiia. ioten nils
ben obeIIa toitpomune faatpunme pl'
IGmainitrilta papeiltamme utpustnsta
muibenfin firioitusten mioooSia'
minimum firtfofuntnmme ia lebtem-
me muiItafin pstGfpiIta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-13
sOnlnpOifia maatSibim

8iiiiiataa tubatta poifaa funlben-
toista ia fabbenfpmmenen pboen
tpuoben ipdlilTd baluaa Ybbpstpaltuin
ballitiifl en Observation-Disclosures
ii iiiGdnfirioittaa iealraaipaa iabons
forirnita fparten. @iinre ipiiort1la oil
tdsId Sons @prfing @eiertpe bbbts-
tpfiesid 100000 idientd ia aripioi>
baan ettG beibdn tD0nid tlilos liiGii
Nbbpstpnltain rnpfatniparain tuptan-
toa min palion ettd tdlld ~liidpfiel>
Ia tppi ruoftia milioonm ibmistd
pbben iplphen. guropoSIu ia Mdlias-
ia on iuuria faniufuntia ioioen pc
lastlrs nGldnbGbGst1 on @merifan
miliaIabosIu, ia iiflipd maanpilielps~
bepartementti altan Main tporbaiu
i1rjestdG apujuuffpia etteiipdt iabot
tille fGrIimGdn mobbolliiesta tpDpui-
man p~uutteesta f%oriuun aifana.
Imeritan fprfeafoulut oipat pb-
teistoiminnasIa ACCOMPLISHMENTS
mcntin fansia tGsid aiiasIa ia ans
taipat opetlista MIN eta poiat ippi-
mat 1uorittaa ~tebtGtpdnid tunnialli-
1esti.
On totta ettG ieurantuien fuifalii-
EN- aialla moi Ola tpdliaifaista tpots
t6mbpttG- teolliiuusfesfnstoisia, mutt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-13

Snmalanpaluelnfiia belmifnnlla:
Iaanantaina "a p. Gbatbamisld
flo pioli s Italia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-13

ia maanipilielpsbepartementin aript@
oiben mlfaon tulee &meritan g.
100000 fmmilla oIemaan tppipden
puute Iabpnfprjum aifana, jntten pls
lGmninitut tpimenpiteet oipat fatlpt-
tn tarpeelliietii tilruatafieen rnota-
tuntantoa jota maailma MT min til
peG5ti tnrtpitiee.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10
l.lttle Known Hero.

or the many stories of heroism dur-
Ing the war on which ofiicial records
are silent bnt which are being brought
forth with relaxation OF the censor
chip Is that of Captain Larcombe Of
the antiaircraft defenses Of the Lon
don (Eng.) district His job for four
years has been TO ind and dispose Of
German aerial bombs that failed to
explode when dropped on London.
After each air raid, and Ii the eArly
part Of the war there were many, Lar
combe and his men would 30 about the
city seeking the .'dndsn II was dan
gerous work extricating them from
wherever they happened to drop. trans-
porting them ont Of the city and en-
pIoding or otherwise destroying them.
During the excitement after a raid few
people thought OF the bombs that
tailed to 20 on y but ali of them have
ceased to be : menace to the city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10
PUT HYPEoTlsM TO GOOD USE
Australian Physician Announces That
He Has Cured War ssanmerlng
BY Ia Employment

writing In the Medical Journal Of
Australia, DR.. Clarence G. Godfrey
states that during the past two years
number Of cases have been referred
to him for treatment by hypnotic sug-
gostion. In which stammering or slut
tsring had developed, Or had been
revived. after years Of disappearance.
as the result Of shell shock Or
Of various war stresses Sometimes
hpynotized patient has been told TO
keep on repeating some well-known
nursery rhyme and not to cease at the
signal to awake. although In the mid
die OF the rhyme. but TO keep on talk
Ing. He VIII usually manifest his
astonishment at finding himself talk
ing without difnculty Sometimes 9
patient viii converse On waking with
out realizing that his stammering has
disappeared until his attention is
drawn to 1t with amusing eject. In
one case the patient spoke perfectly
in sleep at the nrst attempt to hyp-
notize him, although ne had had q
very bad stutter for eight MOI lbs past,
being almost inarticnlate. He woke
III few minutes apparently cured
and has been free from SHUTTER ever
since.
III has been noticed that every case
treated. even the worst, has been able
to speak far better IN the hypnotic
state than out 81 II.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10
,AAanra An,,,.Anira


Even skultur' has it's limitations.
One Of these Il brought ont n d let
ter from Private Ralph q. Kilbon of
the Sixteenth engineers. He says:
Il am In q dugout that was very has
lily abandoned 81 :kultured' Boche.
he was .kultnred' enough to have 4
nice feather tick In hts bunk, which \
appreciate Id spite Of the fact that
even his skultur' didn't keep 1t from
being alive. However. he left me hiE
helmet for box and plenty Of can
dies to light up the place. There Il
everything In the line Of souvenirs
that one could ask. bnt everything 7
have goes on my back. With an over
cost, blankets raincoaf. shelter tent
and extra clothes. 70 the souvenirs VIII
stay Just about where they are, un-
leas somebody comes along with i
truck
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10
CLAM CURE FOR CHAMBERS
italian savaps3 Discovery, n Tras.
Will HAVE Earned Them the
GratiNsaae " Mankind

The reviews o9 medicine and ret.
erinary surgery speak of Important
researches looking TO the cure of CLAN
der8. which afaicfs horses and may
also attack man. who almost inyaria-
big suecunbs.
AT the beginning or the war the
spread OF gianders, especiallg among
the Quadrupeds Of the Third Italian
army. suggested to Colonel Command
ing Or e. Bertetti, director Of the
veterinary service Of the army. the
idea Of utilizing the victims of CLAM
ders ID making experiments 10 regard
70 It's durability
Obtaining permission Of the var
ministry ana the supreme command
OF the army, the experiments we're be
gun at CaorIe III sanifarium rigorous
ii Guaranteed and equipped with an
the latest scientific and surgical ap-
planes
DR. Guido Finxi. head Of the Insti-
suite Of Pathology and Medical Clinics
of the Superior Veterinary School Of
Turin, assisted Doctor Bertetti After
two years they announced that CLAN
ders was durable. not only IN it, chron-
lc stages but also u Its process Of evo-
luton.
The importance Of the discovery and
the evidence Of the results obtained
led the two experImenters TO AK for
commission to make practical tests
az their discoveries The results fully
confirmed the facts announced b. Doc
tors Bertetti and Ffnxi
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10
susseransi,s Tribute.


A very eloquent Frenchman, Anbas.
sasior Jusserand has paid this hand
some tribute u the American army IN
France valiant army, the praise OF
which is ON every lip q youthful, good
hlGnored CHEEKY army. whose every
soldier IS welcome In castle or hut. and
ii offered Just as heartily the best caks
or tie last crust an Immense army
tha, grows ceaselessiy month after
month you sent over double the num-
her of men Napoleon had st Waterloo.
Many French names written on your
map recall our presence here ct the
time 81 your fight for independence,
chief among them that Of Lafayette.
Many American names Will In after
time recall tie splendid part you are
taking 10 the deliverance Of France
and az the world. Fl Youths Compan-
Ion.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10
FINED FOR PLAYING
BALL ON THE STREET

city ordinance prohibits the play
Ing of ball Iii the streets. but strange
young men who come here from time
10 time are not aware OF such an or
dinance
Yesterday two young men we're ar
rested FOR playing ball on Prince
George street The arrest was made
By 0fticer Lowrnan They were given
q hearing before Justice Sullivan. and
each fined one dollar and costs which
they paid 1sa city authorities warn
other young Men Of violating the city
ordinance relative to playing ball In
the streets which Is deemed danger
Gus practice.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10
PART OF MISSING
METEOR FOUND IN
FREDERICK COUNTY


While pruning an apple tree Joseph
ri Fox. residing between WootlsborO
and Creagerstown in Frederick coun-
ty. noticed what he though to be
broken glass on the ground and upon
looking around 10 see what had hap
pened found upon small limb. about
twelve feet from the ground and hss
feet from the trunk d strange looking
object sticking straight up IN the air.
RE saved OF Ne limb. which was only
an inch and Il half IN diameter The
object is mass II fused metals, six
inches long. weighing about two
pounds. thought to have been thrown
from the meteor that on Sunday even-
ing, January II interested Annapolis
people and most all OF Maryland.
OIeomargine and storage eggs cane
not be tasted In cake II all the other
materials are fist class and the cake
IL wen favored.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10
sun eroYu ass Arctic

Capt. Louis u Lane. d veteran be
the Arcfic trader and miner. Is On his
way TO northern Canada as an adj
rance scout FOR vast chain of EUR
supply stations "a be operated By 4
Bostop Arm. More than $1,000 600
worth az choice furs annually will be
shipped to Seattle Wash, from the
colnpany's stations and then dis
uibuted throughout the country.
We have s. fur stations along The
Afhabaska, Peace and Mackenzie Eiv-
ers and expect 10 establish Is more. (
said Lane when he departed From
the mouth Of the Mackenzie the furs
will be shipped around Point barrow
10 Seattle. distance OF $500 mtlea :
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10
The Lonn Arm.

The war has Furnished many strange
condolences Here Is another. Al
goung oficer came home 90 leave ana
brought his nancee piece Of 4 shell
Aired by the Germans. but which had
evidently been among ammunition cap.
tured from US. He thought it woali
interest her. and II did. for she was
able to identity II as having come
from the munition works IN which she
worked. It interested her stlll more
wAen aAe found her own mark "a ii.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10
RESULTS THAT REMAIN
Are Appreciated BY AnnapOlis
People.

3
Thousands who suffer from back
ache and kidney complaint have tried
one remedy after another. hndins
only temporary benefit This Is dis
couraging. but there Ii one kidney
medicine that has earned reputation
for lasting results and there il plenty
81 proof of its merit right here IL
Annapolis
Here is the testimony OF one whC
used Doan's Kidney Pills years ago
and nov makes her testimony even
stronger
Mrs Charles ziehlke, IS West St,
Annapolis. says Il had 4 great deal
of trouble from my back and kidneys.
Ny back panied almost constantly
and ofsen ! was dizzy and nervous.
Seeing Doan's kidney pitts adyer-
tised, got some and they helped me
at once have had no kidney trou-
BILE since Z
Tho Results Lasted.
More than two years Later hrs.
ZiehIke said: 81 gladly con6rrn my
former statement ia praise Of Doan's
Kidney Pills. They cured ms and !
hare had ID return of Kidney trou-
BILE 3
Price eGc. 1T ali dealers. Don't atn-
ply ash sax kianay aeaa w
Deans kinney pfzIs the same inst
AGRa. xknhIAre bad Enasx- ghmas
en- 80. ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10
i. H Niil Hat
!. ,.nrtant i lection

\, ,aa cling ae the Peggy Stew
Te. HAPPIER D a. Fl, to pc
nasdl afternoon 1T three
,s. ol,i Senate chamber. the
.letian ts.legates e the continen-
u. .,pF Which meets az Continent
H,u Han washington, in
April ke p.'iee mere VII also
4 w iar IL new member, and
s.ber hnsfle Of importance Is ex-
.esied ID olne before the meeting.
NJ. llafttsf s arranging 10 give q card
Marty ii afveI Hall on ST Valentines
III Il fund for the ward Tor
.antagioas Diseases In the Emergency
hospital
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10
J I.llll . SKIS EMAsA ARgoI-T GAGE


fines 10 put over the
3st do
81. The hearts q men
esken them admanf
81 through
On their brows, nor
saaIll.
81 some heart the Leaf
fought OF song
IIan with meaning and
md love.
8ith its meaning some
s.s a sat mid the throng,
tnd sary eyes 70 lit up %
ens above
t3entztown Bard.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10
ZOE, IF | COULD
BREAK THIS COLD!
Algaaoat as soon as s1id wgGh
Dr.. Kings New Discovery
Get q bottle todayg

The sapidity With which els Eftys
ycar-oid family remedy relieves coughs,
colds and mild bronchial attacka Is
what Eaa kept its popularity on tho
Increase year by year.
This standard reliever Of colds and
coughing spells never loses friends. It
does quickly ard pleasantly what it Isl
recommended TO do. One trial puts It
ii your medicine cabinet as absolutely
indispensable. 60c and $40.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10
To Meet Visitor
From New York

Mrs Chandler, wife of Lieut. Chand-
Ter. u. s. NJ. entertained at her home
on Franklin street. Murray Hill, Sat
urday evening. members Of the proyi-
sionai committee. \ w. q, All. 70 meet
Miss Seaburg, Oh New York. guest OF
Miss Robots Miss Seaburg. who Is
secretary for the national board Of the
~ Is most capable woman, and
was prevailed upon 10 give talk.
which she did IN most Interesting
manner Being much travelled and Ia
miliar with the work in all its phases.
she told Of the object and purposes of
the and its usefulness and dwelt
upon the needs Of q recreation center
and the opportunities for cafeteria
here Her remarks. which were en-
tirely informal and given IN CONVEX
sationai style, we're shown marked at
tention and appreciation by the COM
mittee present A delightful social
evening was enjoyed,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10
Rr.An IxInn IL lsentl,.

Kind Old Lady fvlsiting peniten-
tisryl All. my poor fellow Jon look
IKE al honest man. why did they pat
goa here1
Poor Fellow Yer right: Il was q
shane. Teddy. They put me here inst
fer tryfn' to open up little business.
Kind Old Lady Why, that was an
outrage! What kind Of d business
was If
Poor Fellow The little business on
the 'front.' oS safe
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10
80 WARRINGTON

iog.s6.4 as. RO5. 1905. 1905. u.O6. A. NJ. 1910.
LOS 205 aO6 $50, e4.06 80 6e6.
K06. TOO. 500. 1LO6. &. H.; l206 a. A.
sDaily except sunday.
ConnectinR &c Odent0n with r. r. 3.
oLocAI Annapolis e Baltimore.
W0r EfckeEa and information apply nc
saP city ticket o12ee: West Street Station;
state House station. College Avenue and
lladen Streets CarveI Hall, Maryland
EOtel OfHee ii 8. N. A.. for oGzcers. mid
hirm@n. etc. connected With the Naval
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10
I'D Sofiets
NMllng Tonight

Tbe regular monthly meeting of the
Isdles I'D society. 81 Maryland Ave-
npe il church, will be held this
evening ii j o'clock at the home Of
gts Margaret Mace, Prince George
.treet The following are the oficers
If tbe League who We're elected for q
ierm II one year held at ita meeting
lasi month
President Mrs. Clara Ovens vice
president. Mrs George W. Jones; sec
Rotary Mrs William q Brewer; treas
arpr treseleeteil Mrs Clifton y RUS
sell
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10

The nasfds0Mstlie committee Of the
Woman ciab viii aerya again touaOr-
row at the cafeteria luncheon at the
woman's club, above The Annapolis
bank The speciality On the mem will
be chicken 4 Is king. Maryland biscuit
and home inside cake.
Miss OfTntf, Of washington was here
0yer the week end as the guest Of
Lieut.. -Comdr. and Mrs Bowers al the
Naval academy. and attended the hop
given by the midshipmen
Lieut.. E. Munson. Ii s. A.. bro her
of Midshipnian Munson. Of the hrst
class, Naval academy. and Mrs, Mum
sor were the week end guests Of
Liaat Munaon's cousin and Mrs. Bow
ers at the Naval academy They left
here today for their home II ST Paul.
MINI
Mrs. Rogers. mother Of Mrs Woleott
ri Hall. wife al Commander Hall. u.
s ~. who has been spending some
time in New York. where she joined
her husband and son. has returned
and Il with her daughter's family on
Martin street The Halls VIII shortly
take up their residence Id the Naval
academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10
Blhdat Party
llN 0lIeQp sFpeiI


i yery delightful afternoon was
sptai 81 he friends of Miss Isabelle
white III birthday party given her
Is her parents Prof and Mrs y b.
White. of 81 Johns college. on Sat
erday FebruaSy sth, from two to six
o'clock
Some very 1nesresting and enjoy
able games we're played by the young
people, but dancing was the main feat
ure III the entertainment Everybody
had delightful time ind thank their
Young hostess FOR very enjoyable
afternoon
These present were the Misaes
Frances rrifuis. Nancy Logan, Cath
crime Wilcox. Selmax Fox, Avery
stallings Phyllis Guienot. Lucille Fur
nan Beatrice Newman. Lucille Purdie,
Eloise Lacey, Caroline and Margaret
Rippere Helen STANDBY. Ruth Jick-
INK Josephine Eollinson, and Lois
Resieoti
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10
SO Anatlaer chase

0NW IAl0UlNF Ns5al5sgNa
sssay, that lot you cold me IL thrse
feet under the wsfef.
10 iti's
yes, II Ia. and y0u know IL
wen, It's coed thing ron told nae.
I can LET yOu have bargain Ii d
canoe Kansas City Journal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10
Nusday Teas
Ii Murray Hin

Mrs. de Peyster Douw. and her
daughters, Misses Helen and Julia
hoaw VIII receive tomorrow after
noon from four lssix at their home
Lsasarden Murray Hill
Mrs Weems Ridout and her iaugh-
Rill BE- at hone.s Informally tonlor-
ier Miss Anna Maria Rrice Ridout
row afternoon at their residence, corn
81 'aihedrai ans Dean streets, MUIR
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-10
LOCAL CHURCHES FAIL
TO OBSERVE ROOSEVELT
MEMORIAL SERVICES

Yesterday was Roosevelt Memorial
day and ia many Of the churches
Throughout the country special me-
mortal services were held No Anna
polls churches held such services. 50
/ far as learned today
The following excellent estimate of
I ex President Roosevelt is from The
World Tomorrow published in New
York
Colonel Rooseyelt's vigor and en-
fergy seemed 40 permanent, SO much a
part III American life. that II Is hard
ito realize that his voice Is stilled. His
most determined opponents have unit-
led III tribute to the attraction Of the
mans virile personality the charm
and happiness OF his home life, the
range and variety Of his interests and
achievements Throughout his career
from New York police commissioners
Ito president or the United States, Mr..
Roosevelt labored to arouse public
conscience against glaring abuses. He
/ lived in q day when to our shame be
lit said Ii was necessary for some yig-
iorous leader to proclaim and begin to
apply the ten commandments as il
they were his personal discovery.
] But II may III all kindness be said that
Mr. Roosevelet's moral energy stop
/ ped with the ten commandments and
with d somewhat superficial interpre-
tation Of them.
/ in social political and economic
matters he never got as far as the
Gospel. Even his insistence on a
square deal never led him to thor
IOughgoing reason that he had no mes
sage of new life or healing for world
torn and bleeding from war. wracked
1 by the pains Of new order struggling
Ito be born. However honest were his
motives, however broad and human bis
/ sympathles, he was at the time OF his
death the acknowledged leader Of the
forces of reaction OF militarism. OF
economic imperialism and Of cf1auvin-
istic big stick Americanism As the
champion Of such causes length Of
years would not have added to his
fame His enduring reputation must
rest largely on personal qualities of
d sort which will always win the af-
lection or mankind
The juice from canned peaches or
/ apricots makes delicious sauce for
lcornstarch or blanchmange pudding
Good winter salad combinations are
/ pineapples. bananas and nuts, apples.
celery and nuts. cheese. dates and let
Ituce. cabbage and celery beets. car