davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-29

IA Ia formula. FL progranla. Ia FOR
ma. IN la que pued2n converger 20
das las necesidades poitticas del pais.
su cvolucion organicd la neUtrali-
zaci6n del peligro de una tutela eX-
t~ranjera.
Sps 7Hcdios dc Gcci5n
Necesariamente que n obra de
Ia maCnitud V de la trascendencia de
Ia que ha emprendido q Comite Me
xicano de Paz, no puede ilevarse a
cabo con los raquiticos medios pecu-
niarics con que sus miemoros cuen-
tan. nj puede tampoco hacerse con
la ayuda de las Agrupaciones que los
.elicieron. es indispensable %recurrir a
la buena voluntad de todos los eX-
Datriados meXicanos, no solo de FL
Paso sine De todas las ciudades ame-
ricanas en- donde los haya, las Qua
les seran visitadas por los miembroS
del Conite en- viaje de propaganda.
Indispensable es que Sc estudie y
Sc valorice esta labor, Y Ia trascen-
dencia cue ella encierra, labor que
Dor SUI magnitud, por su intensidad,
es no solamcnte grandiosa, sIno unf-
ca en- la historic de Mexico, por que
Dor primera vez Sc va a yer que una
representation de mas de un mihon
de desterrados, van a discutir las ne
cesidades de su patria Y a evitar las
~desgracias de Ia misma.
Las Oficinas del Comite estan ms
taladas, per ahora. en- los numeros
225 Y 226 del Trust Bldg. Ell Paso,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-29
NOSOTROS NO QUEREMOS DINERO MIENTRAS
NO QUEDE listed SATISFECHO

:Por Que muchas personals cstan su;-iendo dife-
-entcs classes Ge eafermedadcS: PorQue cs:dn uSan-
% toda cIasc dc mcdicira5 Que haccn que ss do
lencias enpeorea. Ash 6 que 5: listed es,a deseoso
danos luero IN ~ELECTRICO. cue Sc
uss directauente: eutoHces listed sc convencera per-
sonalmente del alvio Que le dara pa-a q reumat;S-
no, Gclor de cabeZa, rcrviosidad. Intermediates del
ro-azor. etc. 81 listed 10 USa siEuiendo las siEujen-
ties lHStruccioRes. Este ciDturon no debc ser CSaco
unicarente Por personals debi!eS o enfeTnas. sine
tsmbicn nor las cue eSten cr pc-tccta Salud a lin
&c preNeni.sc &c cgalquicra cnfe-medad. y 81 eSta
listed enfcrno. este ciRturon 10 cu-ars en- so dias
sn que e cusste NADIA. Cinru-ones como este So1
vead;dos en- todas parties por $500 ) $1,000: nos
otroS So 10 daremos para cue 10 pTue5e. absolute
mcatc traits. : 81 nos 10 comp-a X oSseouTar"mos
el rclox cue aparecc en- el Crabado. 81 este cintu-
ron TO % cura en- IN IiaEo dc SeSenta dras. cnton-
COS nos 10 dcvolycr& y nosotroS !e cat7c=arenos 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-29
Naravilloso Emphasize Espanol,

Naravilloso Emphasize Espanol.
Antidoto contra todas las en-
termedades que necesitan dc Ia
Cirugia EXterna.
Curacion raplda V segura de
Llagas. tumores, erisipela, fistu-
las, mordeduras de anlmales
ponzonosos, heridas, a~visperos,
granos. e~scrofula, tina, lobar!-
hos, almorranas, div!esoS, pa
nadisos, ulceras, eSpaSmos, que
maduraS, etc. etc.
Para informes Y pedidos dirl-
janse al Dep6sito General, $40
\. Santa Rosa Ave. Station 4.
San Antonio. Texas. JOHN 4.
SUBIRA. Precio p cts.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-29

ipoco mas de mil miembros, eligio pa
"a csc efecto a los senores Elias 7.
Torres, Y Jose Luis Velasco; Y la
Alianza Liberal Mexicana, tornado
de POGO mas de qu~inientos eligio tam
bian, para Ell mismo efecto a los Sc
nores Manuel Bonilla Y Carlos A. Me
Ito.
Reunidos estos cuatro miembros
eiigieron a un quinto miembro, para
evitar empate en- las decisiones, Y
este resulto serlo ell senior Rodolfo
IFarias Flores. con Ell cual qued6 COM
pleto ei COMITE MEXICANO DE
.PAZ, nombre cue adoptaron los Gin
co miembros mencionados para dar
principle a sus labores. BESIDE luego
solo para ell efecto de sistematiZar
sus trabajos, pues todos elloS tienen
igual accion Y vote. Sc nombro Pre-
sidente del Comite al senior Bonilla,
Comisi6n de Propaganda al senior To-
rres. Comision dc Prensa al senior
Velasco, Tesorero al senior Farias
Flores V secretario al senior Nieto.
SIS CSpiraciones
e. Comite Mexicano de PaZ. no tie
ne tendencias personalistas en- 10 ab-
~soluto. no va a trabajar IN pro de
ninCuia candidate a la. Presidential
de la Republica nj sigue ninguna de
las orientaciones politicas que hasta
ahora han eXistido, que son ell origen
indudable de nuestros disturbios in
ternos de nuestraS dificuItades ex-
terioreS.
Sus trabajos. de un intense mexi-
caniSmo, no tendran mas objeto que
ell de evitar la intervention america
ma en- Mexico Y ell de ~encontrar los
medios de hacer la paz en- nuestro
pals, n paz, 81 possible fuera. orga
MICA, es decir. continue, perpetual.
4 nadie Sc lie escapa que este no
Sc pUede obtener sino absteniendose
por complete de partidarismo p%oliti-
co: Y asi ha sucedido en- e%fecto; ell
Comit6 Mexicano de Paz es un campo
neutral a Gondc conNerleran todaS
las a~sniraciones de los mexicanoS cue
picnsan en- Ia necesidad urgcnte de
la paz en- Mexico Y en- la de evitar
los terribles efectos, para nuestra vi
da de pueblo librc. dc %intcrven-
ci6n americana, inminente en- cStos
momeNtoS.
La meior c~arantTa de Ia ncutrali-
dad de sus trabajoS esta en- su for
maci6n. porque hay en- ell Comite Me
xicano dc PaZ. personals dc distinta
trndcncia roIitica anterior Y algunos,
como 81 senior Torres. Que nunca. an
ties de ahora sc ha mezcIado On asun-
tos poIiticos. nj han seCuido bande-
ra aiCuna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-29
SU proqrGmH

FL Corite Mexicano dc Paz. dcsde
iuego resolvio trabajar no solo en-
ire los miembroS de Ia aCrupaclon
oue los eIigiercn, sino que c~onsideran-
do que hay cerca dc IN million de me-
xicanoS eXpatriadoS. que tienen tanto
derecho como ellos de ocuparse de los
asuntos de Mexico. Y los Cuales eStan
tan ahelantcs como los miembros del
Conit6 dc que Sc haga la pa1 en- Ne
xico. es entire clos en- doude debc
hacerse una labor extensive ' al efec-
n. So ha resueito DOR 81 Comite cnviar
dos o cuatro de sus miembros a TODD
Ia LARGO De Ia frontcra. Dc c'udad err
c;uGad Y Re pueblo en pueo.r, Tor
r,ando sub-comitcS dc paz. los cua'
les nombraran I'm representative pa
"a una gran Asamblea MeEicana
cue Sc cfectuara en- 81 Paso a ne
ldisdos del mes dc octubre proXimo.
Esa Asamblea. para Ia cual tGm-
hjer seran invitados a envlar dele
r7dos. 81 Gobierno actual de Mexico
y los revoiucionarIos IN arnas en- eI
t~orritorio m~exicano. sera Ia que re-
suelva Ia forma en- que habrd de ha-
cerse la paz en- Mexico; y los ne-
dos dc evitar Ia vergilenza Y tcS es-
TRACES de una Intervention ,ameri-
cana,
Necesariamentc que en- csa Asam-
tlca no Sc va a tratdr de nombrar
r,ardatarios en- Mexico. nj a abe
I7a- por ninguno 32 los candidatos
c>1s' entes o probabies para Ia Pre-
eidencja de ruestro pals. La ml;'2r
de asa Asamblea es mas alta. ouSca-
The Washington times., 1919-06-29

Fancy Knit Wool Sweat
ers-Tuxedo style front,
with pockets and turn
back cuffs. The cOlors
are turquoise, Copen-
h a gen, pea
cock, rose and GO TX
buff, at ....... %O"6O
The Washington times., 1919-06-29

Shetland Wool Sweat
ers, in a neat stitch, made
with Tuxedo front, turn
back cuffs, sash finished
with tassel; in navy,
white, camel,
pink and tan, eli m
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-30
Cardinal Gibbons
Asks the Pope to
Appeal for Europe

BALTIMORE Nd. Dee. sS Al the
reneHt ~ Herbert Hoover. Cardinal
Niphpn1 has written to popf Benedict
9sNine lim 90 send an appeal 10 the
Amrrlcau people, urging thcm 20 do
everything possible 10 alleviate the SUI
fsrlnRs % the iuhahiianfs III various
countries in Europe, particularly Aus.
ria The cardinal today said sir
Hoover had boon 20 acc him and told
i'm OF The true conditions IN Austrin
Mr Hoover Wid the newspaper nc
counts OF the mffcrinss OF the pro-
1e uuere have not been exngg rated
md tpAt relief must 40 20 them with
the utmost dispatch Tho cardinal
said there MAS NO doubt that the pope
would issue @ strong appeal ln behalf
~ tin .uropcpn sufferers.
a conc rtrd effort b. being made By
officialn al Washington 20 get supplies
io TIE STRIVING people. ana Il is said
thr Mr. Hoover viii hc The man who
Win have charge OF the situation Nnt
only is there a grave shortage of food.
but also ~ fuel crd cloihlng cardinal
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-30
FORT WORTH
LIVESTOCK
MARKET

snsc.ul in The Caller.
FORT WORTH. Texas Dcc. - An
active market prevailed fog al GLASSES
go cattle Monday hut receipts were
very meager. and the trade was hafny
uut to % iair tc2t. Prices un AN kinds
dedicated strength Stecrs constituted
the chief quota 81 the supply, sales
ranging around $40 "a 1878. Calves
were being held for an advance but
buyers we're not inclined la guint the
request ~ the selling forces and ON
that account the irndc dfaggcd Rr-
rrlpts were estimated az 1000 cattle
and Soc CALVES. Hogs sold ON aI un-
even market, some stuff getting on at
am advance az a dime hut tho general
trend or values appeared steady Sew
cral drafts went go Sl3hd with the
bulk ~ the supply making $500 TO
Sidto Pigs remained generally stendy
az a range ~ siioo 90 tiguo RE-
ceints amounted 60 1850 head lnclud-
ing $500 seat direct 90 packers. Sheep
receipts were close Go 1000 head tho
entire supply coming direct to local
pnckcfs and feeder buyers.
stockcrs s7.0OH 1900. fows s4IlmSTs.
hcifors SI5ONli-00. bulls SiOgpt.0Dt
calves stooniHb0.
Hogs Heavy si2T5mlaS5. medium
fld2AH $50, light S13h9W 1875
mived sl22sg1325i common tilg5m
1895 pigs tiAu0Wi2ii. Ewes $3.50
nqho, culis NooWt50. goois $1,000
uI.5O
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-30
PRICES OF CORN
GO UP With A
QUICK RUSH
Notices Relative to Canadian
Wheat Stimulates the
Market.

Ht The Associated preas
CHICAGO il Dec 20 Corn prices
went ap with % rush today stimulated
by notice that quotations on wheat IN
Canada had Huihrnif elevated i0 ccntt
a hushrl Tho CLOSE her, in the corn
market WAS firm is % aiav higher
with la-unrN 1907 90 l.3i and May
1873 60 a oats gained from iis
90 2Ac ln provisions the outcome
ruriu1 frsm ~ cents dcclinc 90 DO
cents advance.
Faf hrici time before Il wns gen =
orally know that tho Canadian gov
crnm0nt had given "a lic iift Go Whnat
values, the corn market here was ln
ciinci go saR nurlag thc rest of tho
Cav however except shortly after mid
DIV The bulls We're in control
Oats displayed independent strength
3s result of htaA buying on the
part ~ houfH with aoaheard and
Winnipeg connections
Provisions He NcN as grain were
huW4hiy affected by tho holsii1r ~
Canadian prices on whoat The lard
market though failed 90 hold
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-30
COEFEE

bY Tho Associated Press
NEW YORK Dec 2a Tho market
for coffee futures was qGiot ard SOME
what irregular today bur peicrs ruled
gcnerally higher
After opening unchanged tn points
and the clusc. within polnt ur two
of tho best. showed "a net Eain of to
% points CLOSING bids December
and january St4G0. March Sif9. MAY
st5lti IulN 5000. September SidI2.
spot coffee mnfkct dun Ria Is
iact Santos a. 3aN W2ah The Off
Niai Cables reported am uucha lgrd
market al rio Tic SANTOS spot mar
knf was 900 rolls highe1 ana futures
~ 90 $50 roia lower brazilian port
receipts f6 5000 Iundnhy receipts
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-30
General Markets
By Tho Associated Press
SUGAR.

By Tho Associated Press
SUGAR
NEW YORK Dec 29 Tho ioca
market Tor raw sugar was unsettled
and un fresh business was reported
with tho trade stili awaiting tho out
come of the bin regarding the con
tinuatiou 10 governmental control Al.
vices from cubu said the weather
There was favorable and that NOR,
than TOO Ccntrais were grinding An
other private estimate placed the com
i1r cuban cron al 4.436,7l4 tons
lu refined sugar prices Tor old croI
remain az cents while new crop BE-
offered hy one rcfinor Go his regular
customers at 1870 CENTS The demand
is SIN quite activo hui b ,eincss s.
regulated ht the amount available
which is offered through 'hf commit
toe
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-30
COTTON SEED OIL.

nN tho Associated Press
NEW YORK Dec 20 Cotton seed
on was steady earl, ou short covering
hat later turned easy under scattered
liquidation ilduccd by tho hcavincss
in lard and cotton CLOSING prices
were lS 90 81 points not lower Tor
leading deliveries Sales 90 500 Tend
eIs January contracts goo barrels
Prime crude 5000 asked prime sum
mer yellow spot s2t.o0 January
prime winter yellow and summer white
nominal
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-30
ri. d 3. BEER

tstablished ie72-Nev Orleans. ia.
Cotton Stocks. Cram, Provisions. Cot.
ton SEED. OIL, Sugar and Coffee
Members OF New Orleans Cotton FIX
change New Orleans Future Brokers
hssociatiou New York Produce TX
change. Ncv York stock Fxchanra
Rev york Cotton Exchange New York
Coffee Exchange Chicago Board Of
Trade. Associate Nonihars OF Liver
pol Cotton Association
specie. attention given 20 the execu.
tior 20 or'ars on the above exchanges
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-30
soNpEp GRAM.

hN lnr Associated Press.
NEW YORK Dee. ~ Tie vislhl,
supply ~ American ana bonded eraif
shows the following changes
Wheat decreased 41a2.nOO bushels.
Corn increased 53a. 100 bushels
oats decrease $4,000 bushels.
Rye Increased 222 600 bushels
Barley Increased 10000 bushels
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-30
Old People Who Are Feeble and
Children Who Are pale and WeaL

Would be greatly benefited hy the
General strengthening Tonic Effect of
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC
% purlfIes aud enriches the blood and
builds up the whole system A Gen
er1l STRENGTHENING Tonic for Adults
ald Ch!llren. zoe. ADV.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-30
RlcE


Ry The Associated prcss
NCW ORLEANS. Ia. Dec. 20
Rough rice. mo- sales Receipts 753s
sacks. millcrs 1873
Clean rice strong Sales blue rose
66a pockets SisfiI2ssc.
Receipts 5.002 Bran per ton s3s 90.
polish sG5.Oo.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-30

hu1lnr Increased after the cali On re-
ports that the trade was huylug and on
stairmerte from min centcrs ou both
s.Acs Of the Atlantic tina malufacur
crs were doing au extremely large
business for many months ahead Tho
largo export movement FOR the day
ALSO helped values, amounting fo a.
236 bales against only i.327 bales this
dny laFt YEAR
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-30

Gibbons IA very inuta Interested ~ thN
famine abroad and iq donH wiYthi1E
rossiblc toward aandng rhrl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-30
THE VICTORY MEDAL

Vt WILL BH GIVEN TO 100000 AMERICANS. THE
LARGE DISC IS THE DIVERSE OF THE MEDAL SHOW
ING WINGED VIcTOEf THE SMALLER DISC SHOWS
THE REVERSE. BEING REPRODUCED HERE WITH DE-
hMETFR or ONE AND FOUR-TENTHS INCHES THE EXACT
SIZE OF THE MEDALS TO BE DISTRIBUTED 1T BEARS
THE NAMES OF THOSE NATIONS WHICH ACTUALLY
TOOK PART IN HOSTILE OPERATIONS AGAINST THE
CENTRAL. POWERS
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-30
poi IVA NAMES sPoKGSMAN
FOR PACIFIC CLAIhS.

~ The AaHoclnicd i'rcSr
IA PAz lloltia. Doe 20 EiuarJi
DIE dc Alcdmi iiulomnilui and poll.
ticpn has hccA Appointed 10 argue
BolVinu claims to "a pncific seaport
before the Lea o. ui Nations
liCENOS AIRES saturday Dec. ~.
-.Thc Rulnlnn fofegn office has order
ed contnliatlru uf data CONGO ming the
Pacific question a. Do presented 20 the
League gu Nations m connection Win
IioheiaF plen iur Hn oNtiet in th0 l,a-
cline. according 20 dispatches from La
iihl Today.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
WEARS LEG OF
ANOTHER MAN
SAYS Surgees, Ill Canadian Hospital I'm
France rnfted It on Hin And
ShOws leah LmHnp as Proof


France Eafted It on Hin And
Shows Flesh Limp as Proof
That d tsg of another soldier WAS
grated In ylace Of his own left leg,
which he LOST iusthe war, Is the Inter-
esting information Private John F.
Buckley, 2IsiyeaSs old, Philadelphia
soldier Ii gtsing his frlends. and when
some Of thesa told the soldier that sur
geons doubssd that such an operation
could Be asccessfuliy performed. be
produced thss proof Of his story One his
naked leg ke pointed 70 portion Of
the left leg containing more flesh that
the other All said It grew there while
the limb w being grated He con-
tended that the grating took place 8
short distan 1e above the left knee
s.The opefhtlon was too perfect to
leave any oil Ter marks, said Buckley
iM the press ce of his mother
Buckley il e presence og bis mother.
He walks 3ith slight limp, and de-
scIares that q ii not annoyed or in
convenience 8 by carrying around the
leg Of anoth soldier. He lost hts own
leg. he sal III the hattie of VlIny
Ridge.
Buckley eted that he Joined the
Canadian "A ahlanders when the war
began four @ars ago, and 4 shrapnel
struck him hove the knee N the lat
ter part of tsl6. He said he was
taksn to tht Canadian Forestry Base
hospital at, Stapes France. In the
same hospA another wounded sol
der was ID sSe his leg near the thigh,
and ii was 4 the suggestion Of the
wounded ss,Iier that the leg was
grated TO \ sbody He said be sue
ceeded In eli ring the war service at
the age Of / snteen BY misrepresent-
ing his ages
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
TRINITY CHURCH S. S.
PASSES RESOLUTIONS

The following resolutions have been
adopted BY the Sunday school board Of
Trinity Methodist episcopal church.
south
Inagmuch as one OF our number has
been translated from the Church MILF
tant to the Church Triumphant. we.
the members Of the Sunday school
board of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church, south. desire TO record the fol-
lowing resolutions:
1. IA the removal from our midst Of
Mrs. James q. Worthington. better
known 10 as as Sarah Atwell, the SUM
day school has lost a highly esteemed
member She was one who was ready
and willing 10 serve whenever ceiled
upon and her sunny disposition en-
cleared her TO the hearts Of her asso-
ciates, We DO not understand why this
attractive and useful young woman
should be called from us, but We do
not question Gods wisdom or His love
and e believe she as was ready TO go.
while we have lost an honored CO.
lahorer. the church. q valuable mem-
her and the community a useful per-
son. yet she has not lost her citizen
ship for 1t is IL Heaven. Ours Is the
loss. hers Is the gain
q We extend To the sorowing par
ents. husband and brother our heart
felt sympathy II this hour OF grief and
may the Good Shepherd, who has CALI
ed one Of the flock to Himself, comfort
and shield those who are left behind
and bring them all safely within the
Heavenly fold.
s. That these resolutions be spread
upon our minutes and that q copy be
sent to the family and to the town and
church papers Tor publication
Al 3. OWENS. Pastor.
d. v. MILLER, superintendent,
ELEANOR SMITH. Secretary
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
clxil Serrice Examaanafion

The Civil Service commission an
nounces that the clark-carrier exami-
nation to be he'd February 5th ID An
.napoiis. Maryland, for alling yacan-
clas In the postoface In this city viii
commence at $50 b. m.. instead of
s a, ID. as Is customary
Owing to the fact that Il hiss not
been to secure sufsicient eligibles for
nation tosecure sQfElctent eiigibles for
flling vacancies In the local post
once. ii is urged that All qualified
persons flle application for this exam
ination.
Full information regarding which
can be obtained from Mr. Alex 81.
Proskey secretary. local civil service
board. postotflee building.
very respectfully.
LII FISHER
District Secretary
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
NEW WASHINGTON
TERMINAL STATION
FOR w, 3. & A. LINE

Annapoiitans are greatly interested
ii the proposed erection Of improved
terminal facilities III washington BY
the washington, Baitimore and An
napolIs Electric Railways company.
That company has just submitted plans
Tor that purpose to the Public Utilities
commission OF the District Of CO-
lnmbia
Ii is proposed to acquire the north
hair OF The block bounded by New
York avenue, H street and Eleventh
and Twelfth streets, and 70 erect upon
ii commodiOns station. with shed so
that the cars viii not interfere with
Itrafic on the streets and that travel
lers will be able tn enter the cars
while remaining under cover
The new terminal. whcih will be
erected IL the approval of the authori-
ties can be obtained. is two squares
east 0f the present station The pIans
contemplate the erection Of station
which will be modern Ia every partic-
uIar With waiting rooms, ticket once,
baggage rooms. telephone booths, bar
Der shop and shoe shine, newB stand.
smoking and rest rooms and other "a
cilttien
The matter viii he considered 81 g
meeting of the coEnmaasion % be held
on February g.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
NEW THEATRE WILL
REPLACE coLONIAI.
IN VERY SHORT TIME

kkuSA9g Hliat SITE 0f AHrme& Playhouse
VIII BE Usea For AparaMAeRe Bald.
isg Net Tgue, II stasement
The rebuilding os me Colonial thea
ire on the sIte og the one destroyed By
fire ieas than two weeks ago. IL only q
question of time ard the adjustment og
Insurance Il II understood the owner
and proprietor Of tho old Colonial con-
templates rebuilding on the same site
an up-Eo date and model rnOving pic
tnre house
There hiss been rumoT that b large
apartment house would be built on the
site but the rumor II without G0unda-
tion, according 10 b statement from a
source which Is considered anthorfta-
tive. Mr. Werntz will probably make
some changes lii the new theatre from
the old By the omission Of the balcony.
making the seating capacity greater
It IS stated upon the best authority
chat the theatre will be rebuilt as d
moving picture theatre at the earliest
possible date !
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
BODY OF LATE ENSIGN
CNNATED YESTERDAY
Ashes Will Arrive Today In An
napolis And Be Deposited Ii
Naval Cemetery Here
CEREMONY AT CHAPEL

The ashes OF the late Ensign Charles
ID. sigsbee, Jr., U. S Naval Reserve
who died here last Thursday, viii be
brought to. Annapolis to-day. and de-
posted III ME Naval cemetery The
body vas taken to washington yes
terday and cremated
There were religious ceremonies d
the Naval Academy chapel, and the
body was given military escort to
the station, the corfege being IN charge
of Lieut.. n !. Carstaphen. who is on
Ger irl-charge Or the engineering sec
tien Of the nth reserve class, to which
Ensign Sigssee belonged
Rear Admiral Charles p. sigsDee,
father OF the deceased oficer, vas too
iii to leave his home III New York
city, but the services were attended BY
the widow Of the oficer, who lives ID
Lebanon, Pa, his mother and sister.
Many OF the ofacers Of the local sta
ton also attended
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
CALVERT. CO. SOLDIER
VISITS nv ANNAPOLIS

Private Robert ri List. of the Motor
section Of the aaafternasters corps
IS visiting Annapolis while on brief
furlough from Camp Mcclellan Ala.
Private List left Annapolis IL Septen-
ber az 1917, with Conipany Nj Of the
first Maryland Infantry. which later
formed q part og the 1lSth infantry,
on account cg slight physical defect,
be was not permitted to so overseas
with the regiment
Private List Was transferred 70 the
Quartermasters corps and became the
driver of motor truck This Is his
first visit to Maryland since he left
about year snd q half ago. He was
originally from Calvert county but
has many friends ii Annapolis and
vicinity