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The evening world., 1919-04-04
DODGERS HAVE CINCH
BEATING iANKS, GRIMES
PROVING STUMBLING BLOCK

JACKSONVILLE. April 4.-The
Yankees got a bad beating at the
hands Of the Dodgers, the score being
IL to 2. Grimes went the full nine in
nIngs and kept tho American Leaguers'
hits scattered. Quinn and Shawkey
we're soft for Brooklyn
George Halas could not play right
field because OF his limping leg. but
Roger Pccklnpaugh went back 10 his
regular place at shortstop. having prac-
tlcally recovered from his Charlie
Tor that matter. They were about as
fast on their feet as pet elephant
Jack Quinn pitched five and a hal,
innings for The Yanks, following
which Bob Shawkey had his first test
OF the training season and pretty
good test, too. The game was hope
allowed the Robins only three hits
and showed some speed and u few
hooks.
ending. In between for four innings
he was the real Jack Quinn and al
lowed only ono hit In the first
inning, however. the whole Brooklyn
and four runs. In the sixth inning
the Robins batted around again and
made six hits off Jacks delivery. in
cluding two-bagger by Kruger and
"A three -baRger by Johnston. before
Shawkey went TO the rescue. He said
his arm would not loosen up"
Jimmy Hickman had a party in New
York's half OF the firth inning. He
took Bodies singing drive at his shoe
tops, he ran over behind short field
for Wards looping fly. and a moment
later went far back for Hannah's tow
ertng smash, He stretched muscle,
however. and pulled up lame,
Tho Robins made three double
plays. That's a tip off on the kind OF
snappy baseball they were playing.
Truck Halas drove the ball almost &C
the fence In the eighth inning and
reached first base safely.
Duffy Lewis was stin iimptns With
a sore toe, so that Sam Wick took his
place In left field after tho fifth
inning.
The evening world., 1919-04-04
Jimmy ouatty and Arte Pierce

Jimmy oGatty and Arte Pierce.
Billy Van and httle Dillon, Packy
O'Gatty and Arthur Brody. Maxey
Green and Walter Brooks, KurtLe
twins OF tho Pennant Athletic Club.
Red Allen OF Brooklyn and Jack Rob
inson OF Chicago: Sailor Volk and
Billy walker. Dan Powers and Young
Lippe, Young Drlscoll and Jack lIar-
ris, Tommy Shea ana Young Ralph
Erne. Young Otto OF the east side and
Bobby Gardner. Arthur Schick and
Terry Martin and Young Dave Richie
OF New York and Joe Gibbs OF the
Bronx
Fred Dyer. the vuitsrwodght cham-
pion OF Australia entertained the
wounded boys by Singing and play-
In the ukelele- Pete Prunty. the
silver tongued artist of tho Bronx
was the master OF ceremonies, and
the referees we're Tex OR0urke
Louie White. Bill oates and Harry
Nearv.
The evening world., 1919-04-04
Indoor Ice skating Championships
To lie Decided.

The much discussed question OF the
fastest indoor speed skater in the metro
poutan district will be definitely settled
on next Monday evening when the finals
q the half-nlle and one mile champion
ships are skated at the lSlst Street Ice
Skating Palace. The semi-finals Of these
events were skated last Monday evening,
and the competition proved to be excep-
events there viii be a one-mile handi-
zap, open to those who did not qualify
in the trial heats.
The evening world., 1919-04-04
BOWIE SELECTIONS.

TtrUt Race-itoiSteror. Miss SHACK
Teton. Smith a Murray entry.
Second Race-Low Tide, wldener
entry. Frizeur.
Thiri Race-Piuren2i, Dr. Camp
bell. SibOa.
Fourth Race-Crumpsall Widow
Dedotte. Wood Violet
Fifth RNce-Dan Bright. Mahony,
Belario,
Sixth Race-narlauno, GazsaEe,
Maniac
Boysnth Nacs-Puisasa. DNa-
The evening world., 1919-04-04
ro-nig41t IN Palm Garden tiae Metro
Cobb READY TO sIgn Now.

AUGUSTA, Ga, April fly Cobb
announced at his home here to-day he
had virtually closed an agreement Ia
sign up again with the Detroit Ameri-
cans and that all arrangements would
~ SaaApietaA WttAin TIE nAzt ina AANA.
The evening world., 1919-04-04
Tivss to Play OF Tie Game.

Tho Gr00tor Now Y0'N bNEkNtOlTl
championship resulted U tie game
whom the Parsons Big f,vo aui the New
dcadlocked az % all when the referee
called time. The management has de-
cided TO play OF the tle on Tuesday
evening. April Is. at the Amsterdam
Opera hoass. Ichnny sse,Iasn will
The evening world., 1919-04-04

Psae HsztleJ. us 'Dunsfde Dsna.- vm nEm,
h baths st Nsw onnans On Ap<n II. H
xss matched todaJ 10 mort Monk Fowler, th
No~ Orleans uEhtweisbt, IN . hftecn round hou
At the New Orleans A. C. As dcciSon Is TO b
rendered In the bout. the chSnees are that IN
men Will hattie their hardcst in urdur to get Tn
d,yision d the reeSoc
The evening world., 1919-04-04

Our stores are the only
stores in all this wide, wide
world where you can buy
the '"Composite Derby"
It's our own original and
exclusive idea. Built on
our own specifications.
The result Of keeping close
track for four successive
seasons Of the most becom-
ing shapes for the majority
Of men. Fits and looks
we'll on 80 out Of every 100.
sRsosstered Tradmark
Soft hats, too. Our own
and the Stetson-Special,
pride of the Stetson shops,
confined exclusively to our
four stores in Greater New
York.
The evening world., 1919-04-04
Sport Briefs

Judging by the advance request for
entry blanks for the Edward Waldron
Handicap Six and a Half Nile Road
Race" To be held under the auspices of
the Morningside A c. on May L O fieid
close to go runners will break from the
barrier. Tho athletic committee In
charge Of the race, composed OF Henry
IL Singer. Chairman; George Steffen.
Henry Helm. Max Bclsky. Jim Plant,
aross country captain, and Alex. Peter
track captain nave been Hooded with
requests truE cluuS and military camps
for necessary blanks.
Sunday afternoon at Webster Hall.
| nth Street near Third Avenue, a cham.
pionship basketball game win be played
between the strong Italian Catholic
Whitestone, l. /. The last game played
| by these two teams ended In a tie, and
| for that reason a sensational contest
from start TO tindsh will be on tap Sun
day.
The Knights OF st. Anthony indoor
games are to be held on Saturday. April
| % These games were not held last
! ship OF the organization, numbering 26S
| being In the service OF Uncle SAN, The
announcement that this club is to hold
these games, and that this will mean
| the revival OF the Great Suburban
Quarter and the Monsignor O'Hare RE-
| lay. has brought communications from
all corners OF the country. both from
individuals and relay team managers,
asking for invitations 70 compete In
these two eventA
To-nigfYt IN Palm Garden tho Metre
politan Life Insurance Athletic Associa-
ton will hold IT'S annual minstrel and
dance which will be the largest affair
Of its kind IN this city. Last years at
WI II q
President James Maher Rosenberger. Is
known as the old quarter mile cham.
pion, and George l.. Fisher H. the attn,
let,C director.
The evening world., 1919-04-04
Fistic NelUs John p Pollock and Gossip

claims that he vas in Brooklyn On the night ths
battle took plAne.
Mitty HGtat and Johnny Rnsen. tho local
ieatbezwughts. are slstcd To onsAse In bouts a
Out~of town clubs to night Herbeft tAkes on
Franhs RAcs a Balumure for ten rounds At the
American A A of Baltimore and RnAseu soos
AgAinas Jack ShArkey. the iusal bsniAmveSht
for ten rounds At the Moose A. O. q petrudt
soldia Fairfield is booked uo for two more
hghs in San FrADcisco His first opponent nil
b. Billy Papke tIe Western mtddle~oight on
April and Nlke Gibbons Of st. Paul on April
H. Zach bout will Be of fou rounds duratiun
and vii be fought at the DreamlAnd Rink. Papte
making an aitenot at "oanohsct."
Iri.h PstzJ Ctna Who b IN good lighting eoo
dtiiou axain havins knockod om Bid Murphy
Of syr.cuss and Jimmy Duff Of Lockport n. T..
bAs boon mAtcbcd % mnst Eddis hs a Ann
town. Pa. In . tnn-round bom At tho buuina
-ho~ Of tho Ksysoons A G st DuqunHns o.
iens in PttaburTn Monday uieht. II Gins
an beat MOy hs viii ret uianJ bouts.
Battling Levinshy. the Hebrew heavyweight who
has not fought since he met Harry Gru6 in .
ten-uund bout al the Queensberry A. c. OF
Buffalo. y. u. several weeks ago. will tale on
Eddie Kinley. . promising heavyweight Of Har-
.lson A. c. os Harrison. N. j.. on Monday night.
Two pTomineut boxing clubs arr nov aftsr the
serVice Of Jack Bhtton The Eureka A. G. Of
Baltimore has Offered him 81 y per cent Of the
gruss receipts 70 boz Johnny TllmAn On April
Fl. and tho Olympia A. A Of SyracusA n. T.,
vHnfs TO IiVe him 40 per ont Of tho receipts TO
bon Joe yelling OF Chicago ten rounds April IL
Dan Morgan. manager OF Britton. will give The
clubs his ans"vr to-day.
John Jenuines matchmaker of the Srins A. @.
n Wes Hoboken, n. j., todsy stgned up Kid
Carn Of Jerpu City TO mot Tommy Rowan Of
BrookDu IN tho star bout q eght rounds Il the
ne1t boutnE show of his club 90 Tuesdsy evening.
osrtsx er,ms 20 improve IN % 0 his boun IN
Eo~ Jes<J snd Jenuanu dsadod 10 pm him
aSainst Rov.a.
Joou Fua tks faa rtfzs Engtztmsn vno ha,
made more mcmau IN . tvw vonh b. nEhtins n
PhlAdeaphh than be made m busiand In yeArs
b bootai tor smother battle In 'FhilS'' Mond.,
night He win 60 sgA.nst Joe rlpliu. the loca
boxer In the Windup OF stI rounds.
For the opeung boHlug show of the PARK A. c
| d Newark ~ j.. which has just bsn granite,
ueeuso b. the New Jersey Boring Commission
To stage boxing shovs in that city. Matchmahe
Nick Cline has hspnd up Kid Henry and Tomm,
speno. tha Newark fighters. 10 msot IN ths uAiI
syeat of dGin ruunds On Tunsday night
Pses Hat1ey. chs 'pur.hae D.na.- vCn nEm,
h . baths a Nsw Orleans on Apx1l IL H
~ss MATCHED to-day % mort Monk F0wi1R, th
N0~ Orleans nehtwei9At, IN . hftecn round hou
At the New Orleans A. C. As dsc'uon Is 70 b
rendered In the bout. the chsnees are that tn
men Will hattie their hardest in urdor to get tn
! A....ann nL liz rnanrnr
The evening world., 1919-04-04

Soft felts from Italy.
Lights a feather!
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at 18th st. ''Four at 34th ST.
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 4lst ST.
The evening world., 1919-04-04
TVHIs season promises to be a big
il one for the jockeys. An ap-
" prentice named Murray won

u prentice named Murray won
four races. had a second and rode
two third In the seven races at
Havana. whilo Butwell won thrco
races at Bowie. II Is understood that
Johnny LOTUS. Lawrence Lyke and
Joe Byrne are to be rcinstated by
the Jockey Club. This will stimula te
interest in the sport 10 have all the
good riders striving against each
other for first place honors.
The evening world., 1919-04-04
nHLY GIBSON. for opoe. was 30
ID bewildered last night that he
couldn't Fpeak T-ha occasion

was n dinner that was rendered him
in his restaurant, the Criterion. in
the Bronx. Benny Leonard surprised
bis manager when he got up and
made n neat speech and presented
billy with a handsome gold stop
watch. Maybe II was the watch. but
anyhow Billy was at n loss for words.
The evening world., 1919-04-04

Truck Halas drove the ball almost &C
the fence in the eighth inning and
reached first base safely.
The evening world., 1919-04-04

Duffy Lewis was stin ifn1ptns with
a sore toe, so that Sam Wick took his
place In left field after tho fifth
inning.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20
B1gs SEzIs or gx
DAYS NOW AEsE Used
AS TRAINING YES Sells

old batti6ships. like old naval ON
cera. rmnas Da retired And 90 It il
that those Ola bulldogs Of the sea the
old battIeshsps Iowa, Indians and
Massachusetts. the pride of the nary
score cr more years ago, havtng done
their share III making naval history
have been sent 10 Norfolk, % beccne
training ships
They viii be used to train engineers
and Glremen ard also to take training
crews 70 southern waters. I.ateF { ts
said. they viii 30 70 the Pananaa canal.
All three ships aaw active service in
the Spanish American war and for
years atterward ware In reserve 81 the
Phlladelphis navy gard, with only
skeleton crews. At the outbreak Of the
world war they were again brought
into active service,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20
TO GUT SHORT A COLD
TAKE A iAL0IAB
The New calonael Tablet That IS
Entirely Pufi6ed of Nauseating
And Dangerous Qualities.

of All tho medicines IN the world the
doctors prize caIomel most highly 70
break MP cala overnight Or to cut
short an attack of grippe. sore throat
or deep-seaked cough and possibly TO
prevent pneumonia Now that AL Of
its unpleasant and dangerous quail
tlea havs been removed. the new kind
or calorael called .CaIotabs" is ashe
doctors Ideal Treatment Tor colds. tc.
One CalOtah On the tongue at bed
time with swallow Of water that's
All. No salts. no nausea nor the
sIsehtees inter1eFence with your eating,
yOur work or pleasures Next morn
ing your cold has vanished and your
whoIe system Ii purified and refreshed.
Calotabs IL sold only IN original sealed
p&ckageB: pyice thirty -6ye cents.
Your dragist. raonnnends and guar
antees Cal6aabs hy refunding the price
II you are moi delighted. adv.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20
AuElR COMP EXON
Rudy Cheeks Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Csan Have

-
& n. q. . 1.s.s...s.s.s asS III ye7rs Sreatea
scores az wc.ne1 EaT lrsr and bowel
nglments. nrring ssss5c yes be gave g
has patieGe0 d r9cSc ;;1ttica made ok q fes
qclI.know1 vegetable EngreI tents mixed
esith olivo On. naInang them Dr. Edwards
olive Tab.eea Yeu viii lSracw them tg
their clive colcz.
Tllgs ssr-Ell11sc axls ssugs GO lAs@
liver Ed gasyaElS witch catsae Q gloII:sl
atxi0-, OK sSSsa xsssesssc and kpossczAs
sssys re z.sss = "a s<es
N y9..t ssa1sye q pale 1ce, szslow lock- ds1A
eyes. Ds:@.eteS, eel Esd tongue headaches. q
sEssleEr, uogood fsss-eys ell cut us sorts
Inactive bcy1sle, ~ tn enc cE Ia
dwnrcs Olive .1Il1lsts nightly sot Q tiraa
a1Sd net0 the pleas results
YgaotassAda "a women ne gve4 S. S-.esa
take Dr. EdWarss Give Tablets the oties
.aasful substitute Scr Calntnea aaid
klen lust 10 keep sys the pink q coxlts
lOc and sc rsS nlss Al cEa6s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20
ROOSEVELT PARK GETS
COMMITTEE APPROVAL

Designation OF the giant redwood
district at the crest of the Sierraa III
Caligronia as Roosevelt National park
ii honor Of the late president as pro-
posed In q bin By Senator Phsl8n of
CaiiTOrnia. wRa approved unanimously
BY the senate public lands committee,
which ordered the bill fayorably -
ported.
Director Matler or the national park
service and others Endorsed the plan to
create the new national park and give
ii the name of Roosevelt instead of
seQuoia. The director declared It's
scenery unapproached ID the world
and Its commercial value small The
tract comprises about 1900 acres
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20
sS
SET az b IN II lglgL1N
TS COVE IsT AID

Old Bam Frnnkiin. who discovered
tia axt Of pzfnsfma. was not only great
baeasss 81 sAaf discovery. hat 98s tlae
wisdom of his writings ana sayings.
Last Friday the uaFiOn celebrated
tie two hundred and thtrfeenth ami
lpessaEy 0f nans nsaanIn FrankIinsn birth
day. and ths occasion called TO mind
tha1 Iris man og keen vii vas ! thrift
expert whose sayings Of long $50 are
To-Day Carry On signals ID war
savers.
ALI over the United States Prank
iln's birthday was celebrated as an
occasion Tor irapreaslng the American
people with the fact that the end of
the war has not ended the necessity
for thrift ca their part
BENJAMIN ErRnkiln's thrift writ
ings and sayings, so pertinent IN bis
day. are just as sound and true now
as they we're then Here, are some 81
them, familiar III American homes
save and have !"
Every little makes q nickle E
ssLook before, on you'll nnd your
self behind
He that waits upon fortune Il never
sure Of dinner.
All things are cheap to the saving,
dear to the wastefuI.
aTT you would be wealthy, think of
saving as we'll as getting.
Beware of small expenses; small
leak viii sink 3 great ship.
Al penny saved is two pence clear.
A pin day Is i groas . year.
Gain may be temporary and I'M
certain :
certain. but expense il cOnstSnt and
I ii Is easier ID suppress the nrst de-
sire than to satisfy all that follow II. :
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20
y .I'.meniah benefit
" hrp.EsA Snccess

skeasttii1g the fondest expectations
= !, 81 most saRguine. the Armenian
asilsi beneiat card party and dancss
ser u esTyel Hall on Saturday
s't as ille greatest success The
..ssAitt y reilly little short of marve-
- aai ill one night the rood
.'slid sam of s4a0 should have been
.s'se S listle short Of b miracle, but
Sfls Is iFise
SO much credit for such spIendtd
III I, aailot ID given the promoters,
4fS kalasnan and Mrs Joe. Morrf-
WA lellt Inspiration to the move
ere tAe live wires uf the whole
80 made ii go.
ss l.lll Ian newton. as fortune tel
' ss' sresl in the silver coin, and
t8lol / a1ded materially Is the rs-
es so',rg girls ii Armenian cos-
e la sold fadge, were most at
u aisa picturesque. The cost tsrne
fetching and quite ming,
s,a financed the comellness ue ne
s'sas5 is who were Misses vivian
'ss Isabelle Bruce, Jeasae Cag-
hiIty Pringle and Mav Cara
,sa ilsse excitement. Ehat added to
sn.,s glsasure Of the occasion, was se
ln, ~ q Liberty bond, the
Y Which vas spirited
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20

EsOnF az the casildxen 0s AGE and Ira.
Carl Eriaiua. Ut wtncheates. are very
sci O9 .fEn-
Several members 81 the Haxnily oe
Thomas 81 Strange. are combined %
their home " Aeavy colds and In
Auenxa j little daughter, Anita. Is
threatened with pnemnlonia.
Miss Elizabeth Davis, daughter Of
AErs. Addie Davis. Duke II Gloucester
street. Is quite sick
Miss Halle Cray. daughter og Mrs.
Fannie Soushgate Cray, who has been
III Of .fisl'' III her Apartments ON Mary
land avenne, Is reported somewhat bet
ter today
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20
MFs Foster Hostess
II Tea Saturday

Mrs Carol H Foster. was hostess
saturday afternoon at very pretty
yea at her home. No s6 Maryland ave-
nae, to meet her husbands mother,
who came over from washington.
where she Is spending the winter, to
b the weekend guest of Instructor
and Mrs Foster
Mrs William Q. Stevens poured ten.
There were numerous callers includ-
ing few friends from washington
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20

ANstes sEz5Hz 81 81
las Gees
Raag Aaufrnl Edward Hicknaan
9hasa y. 3. NJ, and Mgn. Glaeon have
ae cut tnvftatKona s0r 4 reception tO
a1llsw tbs marriage az their daughter,
sass Mary M0ntfoEt Gsheen, and Lien
tsnass Commander AIva Douglas
Bernhard. U 81 N.. which will take
place On naxt Saturday ST their home,
In Washington Tma reception Wal be
at Ranschag'a
William Ahhots. og Walbro0k. BaIti-
more visited with relatives here yes-
terday.
MR3Og PhiEip a. RannOn, u. 81 ii. CT.
who has returned from OVarseas, via
ited friends here yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs Roland Thomas and
son Wayne, who have been yisgting
Nath Afr. and Hrs. Iyon 4, Morton, at
Berwsn, have returned home
TaO Red Gross dance, usually held
On Saturday night at CarveI Hall. was
combined with the Armenian beneGt
card party. III charge Og Mrs. Kauff-
man and AfTR Joe Morrison.
Capt George Rogers. Of the Avia-
tion Corps. u 8. Army. Who has seen
tn the air service during the paRloa of
the war, II visiting with old friends
here. Rogars was formerly mecca
isietan for the No. 3, independent Fire
company.
Mr. Dennis Thompson. cashier of the
Annapolis bank, who has been suffer-
Ing from 4 nervous breakdown, due 10
0verwork, has been patient at Johns
Hopkins hospital, Baltimore. Tor the
PAST Iw0 weeks. but Id now racuperat-
ing at Atlantic City. Mr. Thompson
Is accompanied by his wife.
AEr. and Mrs. Charles h Gantz we're
the guests for the weekend or Liau-
tanant- Crmmander and Mrs. James Fl,
Strong, tnig city Mrs. Gantz chap
eroned i party OF the younger set at
the Naval Academy hop Saturday
night
Mrs. James 6. Cresap has gone to
the Pacific coast tosspend the winter
with her daughter. Mrs Ralph Otis
Dayis. wife of Liant. Davis. Who has
been orderad to duty ID California
Miss Eleanor 0irault will shortly
leave here for 3 thres nonths, stay
in San Francisco, where abe win ac-
company har sistr. Hrs, Charles Glad
den. wife of Lieut.. GLADDEN., II. 8. nj,
who Will ioin her husband there.
The Woman's Civic league oE AM
nap0las aud Anne Arundel county VIII
hold meeting tomorrow night at
eight o'clock lii the municipal build
Ing, Duke of Gloucester street Tha
meeting has been called BY the acting
presidnt. Mrs. r b, Tssdala. ID the ab-
sance 0g the preaident, Mrs. James G.
CYasap The occasion viii be the
election og ofEicers for the ensuing
year. Old members are asked To
bring their dues. The old Civic league
members declare the calling of the
meeting and the reawakening Of this
important women's civic organization,
/ Is contamination deyoutly to be
wished.
Lieut. and MRS William RI Seamans
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of u son, born az Westminister
on Sunday. The new baby Is 8 grand
aon Of Judge william II Thomas. of
the Court Of Appeala. The young
mother. wan before her marriage, Miaa
Nancy Thomas. and il well known hers.
where she frequently Visited and At
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20
koFe Women Needed
For Red Cross Work

The call 10 the women Of Annapolis
Tor additional workers on garments.
500 of which must be completed BY the
last Of this month. has met with some
response Last week some Us gar
nents were completed, and II is hoped
here may be more responses 10 the
eall for sewers this week. Women are
wanted TO sew, both On machine and
bs hand, mornings and afternoons IT
The Red Cross headquarters in the city
assembly Rooms. and report 70 Mrs.
Frank 4 Munroe. chairman Of the
Comforts committee.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20
AldShlpmen Work
Nn0rt ehNllRe tame

hree nidshipmen who we're door
seepeFs 4, the dance for the Armenian
oenefli wen the reputation OF the best
money takers any show ever had They
IS ae aene pass without depositing the
IVY ss.iils of admission 10 the danes,
saa we're never able to make eAangs
iof hg money.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20
BIG SHOE BILLS
GAN Be GUT


II iIl always wear shoes with eseNlir
goles. !. writes Mr.. M Newman Of the
[. Newman Mig. Co. Of Minneapolis.
They are superior soles ia every way.
waterpr0oE. mere comfortable and more
durable. After many months of wear
they remain ia good condition.
Mr. Newman, and millions Us others.
haye found that the answer 10 TIE shoe
hsIl problem lies Ia getting solea that
wear long tirae 1ealin soles
They are scientifically made, very
tough and yet have The other qualities
fk.ss soles sEausiId have s1lfogt arld
absolute waterproof oofress Get NeallEa-
rs,led aoes i0g yosR whole family.
TREY are fcsaxld nearly every gkege and
ira MI styles Have WORN shoes re-
nairea with Ne5lin SOles They are
made hy Xsae Goodyear Tire & Rubber
CofnrsaEsy. Akron, Ossso, Who also make
SVinasfo0t Hees TO cslf-
wear any ether hseas
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20
nldshipplfh
wall lttendf1

es,,,tiI gflt 4 hop given ny tsae
se,ss rs S. fta Naval academy
. \ rt3ag aee ess. as shey aN are.
S s.ase Vas one Of the prettiest Of
4, lss md was attended By many
s.,,.of.l.s Girls and chapefones.
sas ,..s. tFe var these hops have been
.sso,aaI s.. Ire usual receiving party
,al ss,snr baea dispensed With
u.say fetty gowns were worn by
IL ,ol,rg girls and women, some be-
- Is ,.l ana elaborate 4 pictur-
s.eae s. to9en was given 70 the COS
.sre. .T bs tne Armenian dress worn by
5. .E nnn,ber az The young girls who
..,ved 81 ths Armenian benent card
a.,ty 4 earyel Hall. and circulated
.mar,r the dancers AZ the mtdshipmen
m ii way 81 advertisement
snong the distinguished people
crescent aere admiral and Mrs. Eb-
s,legaad their guest Bishop Talbot
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20
armenian Relief
Eand Near 300

AIRS Kaufman and Mrs. Joe Nor
flson today turned into the Armenian
Iellei LEGAL treasurer. check for
1856 SO and II those who stiil owe. be-
I aase of having been sick and unable
. g attend viii send hi their Indebted
aess tlie sum VIII reach $500,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20
HOuans Club
InnrhANn TOm0rrONY

The Woman's club will serve their
ssual cafeteria Luncheon tomorrow, at
ihe club rooms over the Annapolis
bank. 4 specially on the menu tonaor-
row viii be hot pot roast Asrs 81,
George barber, preaident. haa an-
aonneed mat the club will serve lunch-
cons every Tuesday during the re-.
nairlder Of January,