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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-30
Arraigned in Hold.Up Case

Two OF the three men charged with
having robbed the First National Bank
OF Freeport, J.. J.. of S3.1S1 on March
10 were arraigned yesterday at Mineola
on indictments OF robbery in the first
and second degree and grand larceny in
the first degree.
The prisoners were Henry Berman. Of
168 East Eighty-tirst Street, and David
Brownstcin, Of 1853 East Eighy Gfth
Street. Manhattan. Both entered pleas
of not guilty.
{. Fred Eaphcrnel, OF la71 Second Ave.
nue.. the third man held in the case is
in the Jamaica Hospital, prisoner.
and may die from bullet wounds re-
ceived in the police chase following the
robbery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-30

lantic. In the fall of 1917 1t was
decided to begin the construc-
ton of such type. The main object
IN view at that time was to obtain a
snip with large radius of action
capable of carrying a heavy, useful
load, in which seaworthiness was to
be taken into consideration as much as
airworthiness.
This was undertaken jointly by the
bureau of Construction and Repair,
Navy Department, and the Curtiss En-
glneering Corporation, of Garden City,
Glenn Fl. Curtiss and his assistants CO.
operating with Naval Constructors
RICHARDSON. Westervelt and Hunsaker.
The result of this cooperation was
the production of the n. c. I, which
made its maiden flight October 4, 1918,
when. with a load of 1920 pounds,
the machine took off from the water in
SO seconds. The n. C. and n. C. 8
we're capable of rising with total
has risen with 26,OOO hounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-30
Girl Writes Note; Leaves
Parents Believe Married Man.
Not Sailor. Is to Blame

Police are searching for Margaret
Reichland, seventeen, of 1888 Blake
Avenue, Brooklyn, who has been miss
ing since last Sunday. When she left
home she wore a plum colored coat,
blue suit and turban hat. She is q
blonde. Her parents found a note,
pinned to pillow in her room, in
which she said:
Il am to be married in Newark, n. j.,
a Z tonight to a man in Uncle Sam s
navy. His name is George Blair.
am going to live in Newark. Pray for
me-"
The parents believe married man.
employed in Manhattan, is concerned
in her disappearance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-30
Prohibition Brings Back
Ne Old Village Pump

GOSHEN. n. Y. March 29.-In an
ticipation of prohibition, Superintend-
ent James Scott of Goshen Jail an
nounced to-day he had begun to install
a new public pump to resume use of a
long abandoned we'll in front of the
Orange County Courthouse, in Goshen.
The we'll was closed up several years
ago. The county officials felt that, as
the village bars close July I, the coun.
ty should provide relief of some kind
for the dry Threats of litigants, law
yers, witnesses and others who visit
the courthouse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-30

Were 1t not that the shop of Bonwit Teller Co. i.
the source of Fashion Making were it not that this
many -talented organization creates originaton:
which set the fashion; were it not that it has the
instinct OF dlscernment to make fine and subtle dis
tlnctlons between the "altogether ect-thing-
and the not-qulte-rig ht-thng'-women of refine
ment and good taste would not place upon this shor
the responsibility of providing their apparel This
responsibility is measured only by the ability Of
Bonwlt Teller & Co. to provide women of higl
distinction in the World of Fashion with individ
ualzed and distinguished types of Dress
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-14
TELL STORY OF
DEFEATING HUN
New York Tank Battalion Ar
rive Home on the PreSi-
dent Wilson

New York, March 1.-THE 3O1st
tank battalion which was attached
to the 27th division and helped the
New York men break the Hinden-
burg line returned on the President
Wilson yesterday. 1t was the only
American unit to man heavy tanks
in the war and came back with a
record for distinguished service. Its
members won 20 distinguished serv-
ice crosses and special commenda-
ton from the King of England.
Casualties in this organization
amounted to so per cent of its per-
aonnel and when the fighting ceased
{ had only 4 of its original COM
plement of As tanks. 1t came back
under the command of Major H. l.
Sasse. of Wilmington, Del.
Lieutenant Earl Bogart Dunning'
of Los Angeles. told a graphic story
OF the experiences of the treat EN-
rough" battalion.
I'VE started with Organs men
to break the Hindenburg line, ne
said, Under a terrible barrage we
got about two miles, shooting down
Huns with our eight machine guns
and our six Founders as We amoied
along.
"At IL o'clock our tank was
struck. Every man in the crew
was wounded and the tank was set
on fire. Most of the men were badly
burned, but we crawled out and car
ried our machine guns with US, Tor
we were in Hun territory. We TOOK
shelter in shell holes and fought OIL
with our machine guns the Germans
who tried to get us. When night
came we started to crawl back TO
the lines, but six OF my men were
captured and only Sergeant Ros-
enhagen, of Indianapolis, got back
with me- Both OF us were pretty
badly burned"
Lieutenant Dunning was awarded
the British military cross and Ser
geant Rosenhagen the British mill
tarysmedal. Others who were given
British decorations were Major Sasse,
Captain Ted s. Neadale. of Hart
ford. Conn, q former Yale football
player; Lieutenant l.. T. kusner. of
Gary. Ind: Lieutenant Z. p. Frost, !
of Waltham, Mass, an old Yale
varsity oarsman; Sergeant Patrick
Monohan, of West Salem. Pa; Lieu |
tenant John r. Webb, of Riverside, |
Calf; Corporal Albert T. Neil, of
Santa Barbara, Calf; Corporal Troy |
g. Carroll, of Pittsburgh. Pa: Pri- |
vate Ralph Voight and Private Rob |
ert F. Wisher, OF Philadelphia, |
known as Young Britt
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-14
Erie Railroad to
Get Financial Aid
From War Board

New York. March 1.-THE Erie
Railroad has arranged for financial
aid from the War Finance Corpora
ton in refunding s15,000,000 of two
year ) per cent notes maturing
April l.
The company has authorized for
the purpose new three-year per
cent notes which will be offered at
80 and interest to holders of the
old. or at a yield of about 6 ga per
cent. The War Finance Corpora
ton will loan the road funds to pay
off in cash maturing notes not thus
exchanged, taking at 9S the balance
of the new notes. The new issue
will be secured by the collateral be-
hind the old issue and additional
securities. valued in all at 125 per
cent of the new issue.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-14
War Veterans Of
French Battlefelds
Reach Philadelphia

Philadelphia. March Il. - One
hundred and five Pennsylvania vet
Grams of Chateau Thierry, Verdun,
Argonne Woods and other French
battlefields, arrived at the army hos
pital here yesterday. The men came
direct from the debarkation hospital
at Hoboken. Fifteen army units
were represented among them, many
of the soldiers wearing the red kew
stone of the Iron Division. Among
the wounded were Calvin o. Sterner,
New Ringgold. Pa. of the 103rd en-
gineers, and Thomas Lash, Reading.
Pa, 316th infantry. There are no
serious cases in the contingent and
all expected to. be discharged in a
few days,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-14
d. L. & W. Miners
Want Work Divided;
Threaten Strike

Scranton, Pa, March 14.-Mining
employees of the d. l.. & w. Com
pany to the number of several thou
sand are threatening strike unless a
more equitable division of work be
made by the company officials. Dur
ing the past month three collieries
have been abandoned and two 9TH
ers closed for repairs, leaving sew
now want work SO distributed that
all employees will be treated alike in
the matter of idle time. The COM
pany is given until Sunday to COM
plV with the demand.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-14
American Medical
Officers Decorated by
British Government

Washington. March IA. - Sixty
six American army medical officers
and men have been decorated by the
British government for bravery and
distinguished service in the war,
Surgeon General Ireland was ad-
vised today by the British War Of
fee.
Major Emanuel Goldstein, of New
York city. and Captain George P.
O'Malley, of Cleveland, were made
honorary companions Of the distin-
guished service order, and forty
nine captains and first lieutenants
were awarded the military cross.
The distinguished conduct medal and
military medal of Great Britain
was conferred upon fifteen enlisted
men.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-14

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-14
S25 to $95
Neu
Sun1n1erFurS

These charming furs are
all the vogue for present
and future wear. Cool
evenings make them espe-
cially delightful. There
are many varieties await
ing your inspection here.
Early selectionis advisable.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-14
The NeU
Mandarin Blouse
1926

Bisque georgette with narrow
neckband and cuff bands embroid-
cred in Persian effect.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-14

While the average con-
servative fashions in dresses
may be we'll suited to all oc-
casions there are those which
This is most admirably DEM
the many exquisite creations
and street wear. The cling
emphasize these features.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-14
FRANCE FOR CHANNEL TUBE

Paris.-It is stated in the French
technical circles that NJ. Sartiaux,
chief engineer of the Northern Rail-
way Company and of the French COM
pany which holds a concession for
participating in the building of a
tunnel under the English Channel
Is in accord with Sir Francis Fox,
the British expert. as to the details
Of construction.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-14
Chic Trimmed Hats
Special $8. so

An exceptional opportunity for those who wish procure
Inexpensive spring hat for immediate These made of
milan straw in the charming Watteau and "Mitz shapes that
have caused stir lately.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-14
SchleiSner Dresses are in
Types dprop0s of the season

are particularly fitted for set purposes.
onstrated to your complete satisfaction by
we are now showing for afternoon. evening
ing georgettes and smart satins especially
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-14
Tdilormade Suits, The Vogue
.., $3.50 to 1925.

O
tailored skllfuly modes
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-14
SchleiSner DOlmdnS and
Capes are truly distinctive

sful drape and graceful lines portrayed Dol
These peculiar have had immense popularity naturally
be in all when developed design
becomes at distinctive and quite dscernibe
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-14
$29.75 to $3.50
The
NeW Skirts

Our lines have been
greatly augmented by new
arrivals in women's dress
and sport skirts. Plaids
are prominent, while plain
navy is particularly desir-
able. Prices are very mod
crate.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11

Save this rslssravurs ssctisa
frem week 70 week snd you will
have . valuable collection Of
graphic current event pictures.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Letters advertised as the Annapolis,
Mir poat once Jan %. 1919. Per-
sons calling for advertised letters,
should mention that they wera adveRr
tased and give date.
Mems List James HFookes, Leslie
Bailey. Geo. w. Brown, e. N Brink
meyer, j w. Coates. Paul = Davis,
paul d. Drury. Bennett Lee FRlkner,
Frederick b Hoover. Edmund .,
James, William @. Jones Alfred
xreek, Leslie Maxson, Dan Milligan,
Lawrence Myers. n. Powers. ]. r. Zip
ley, Harold Rippey, Joe n Sinrnonds
John 4. Smith, 81 Aaorria Smith, Dick
Smith. Morris Swarrnes. Thornley
Cosshill. G. Al wallace. Frank wilcox,
g0ha willard 4. d weEett. Prof. Az
thar r. White.
Womens List Mlss Enily Avery,
Hattie Butler. Miss Margaret d.
Daery. Mss. Turner n Caldwell. MRS.
Magnolis Denmark. Mrs Margaret
0alsasy, Anna Harrild. Mrs 81 g Hun
tar. Mortimer 4. Johnson: Miss Speads
JOhnson. Mrs. Raymond 8. Keyes
Mrs. N. III Ngahnn. MIS- Courtney u
Moore MRS. Albert Stiles. Miss Winnfe
Smith, Mics Aargery Sewoele. MrB
Bette Smith and AErs. Marion Thrp-
shie,
Z. ]. LINTHICIJl
Postmaster
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
sles RgW ARHD sae0

The rsaders al this paper viii ~
pleased TO learn tAat there u st least
one dreadsd disease chat science hiss
been Abla to cure H al stages ard that
III catarrh caearrA being greaaiy IN
Eluencsd by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment
Haalss CMaarfh Medicine ID taken In
ternal1y and acts through the Blood
on the Mucous Surfaces Of the Sys-
team khAreby destroying the fOGnda-
ton oE ths disease. giving tue patient
strength ny bullding ID the constafn-
ton and aafsslng natare III doing fka
work me prUp Sat0Fa hav& 20 much
Emikh in the curative powers 0g KSaalss
Catarxh lgaaiclme that they olzer One
Hundred y10slaKa fox azy cana That II
tails so eure Send Tor lit IS kssRf-
ua0nssls.
Address II j. y Co To-
la<o. 0lso. sold - aal ara sssta. 7sa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28

NJ STUDY


work besnsg sae ~ tls wsszlasn 81
tie Orssnt var sna siEad Iast avess-
ipe as a. szteFsasnuneglt mn0 busiaess
meeting given in the lecture r0oEa ne
the first M n church, ~ the Ladies'
nEgaa lOmary society, Of which Mrs. III
~ Rurgan Is praeideslt Mrs. BmFgan
presided ana made short address.
outlining TIE object of tie society An6
the tine 0g work " u now pursuing.
The subject this year under discu1-
efon, ID the caaen og the Orient Z
with the sub division TRAIL work
er9' in w0nen's reform work Ia re-
latl0n 0g Eastern v0nnen 10 present
day problems
I4ast nights program was In charge
at Mrs. II. b. scarborough, who read
4 paper on EdseaEa0n and Literature
as pertaining ID wosssn 81 the Orient.
Agrs. L.evi r. Wilson. wife Of Instrac-
COR Wilson og the Navai academy. read
an Interesting paper on thu women
who have taken up the profession Of
medicine III the Orismk. and Giss Fam
nse Dayall had i paper On the Z East
eru w0Enen'a Business Life !"
a beautiful duet vas well rendered
81 Ms. Maade T3iles and Mrs ". y
King, with Miss Hattie Wilson. &C.
cOrnpanist. After the program re-
treatments were served
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28

NVAutt ~ 1tgtkhty
To sadie obery non resident. defendant
The object OF this suit II 20 obtain q
Obery, n. from the defendant Sadie
me bin states
Fret That the said Charles #. 0bery.
", and Sadie Dbery were married On the
fhtrtiesh day 0f November In the year
nineteen hundred and eleven. and lived to-
gether until the nrst day Of April, ntne-
second That said Sadie Obery, With
ont just cause abandoned and deserted the
said Charles III. 0bery, Jr., and that such
IL for more than karae years and Is de-
IiberAte and final and the separation 09
the parties beyond any reasonable hope Of
reconciliation.
Third That no ehfldreu were born as
q result OF said marriage
Fourth That the plaintiff has been q
resident q the CITY ct Annapolis, Anne
Arundel county, Maryland, Tor mora than
FtftS Thai the defendant sadie Obery
II non president 81 the State Of Maryland
And asks that tise said Charles a. 0beKy,
r., Be divorced ysnculo mAsriEnoniA 1rom
the said Sadie Cherry and Tor such other
relief az hia case may require
II II upon thss 3th day 81 January, hi
the year nineteen hundred and nineteen,
BY the Circuit court, Anne Arundel county
Ia equity. ordered that the plaintiff by
cauHn9 COPY of this order ta he insert
AEandeE county, AaMryiand, ones ~ each
81 four successive weeks before the TIA
day OF February next giving notice 20
Sadia 0hery. non resilient defendant OF
the object 81 this suit an dtiae substance
1T hia mMid Bill of Complaint, aud thereby
warning her 10 appear ia this court Sd
person or by collector. On Or before The
18Th DAx Or UAMx. 18tD,
u answea the presusse4 ana 70 ahowranse,
if any she has, why decree SHOULD not
-. 81 S. ~ WI N WOODWARD,
Clerk
Irue Copy Test
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
NEWS or EGLEHART

The letter Of Miss Eva Dorsey Carr
fin the Capital of Friday. January "A
should strike the right note TO every
one. We should have d fine building
.in Annapolis given TO our boys that
fought for the cause Of justice and
also 10 those that Will never return to
us. What could be finer than free
library which every one knows il
greatly. needed and. this city being the
capital 81 our state. should not be
back 0f other cities. Why not q sub
scription be started at once7 This is
the greatest cause now. and one that
should be acted upon. as ii is for home
and honor to our boys. May every one
take Miss Cars idea and think over II
deeply and they viii see just what she
has written should be. Why not nov
and at once
Those who we're on the sick list In
these parts are out again and all are
IN fne shape.
School No. ito opened to-day after be-
ms closed Tor more than 4 week.
Every one ii quite pleased to see
4 1rporai Lucien Brady home again
and looking 30 well
Mrs Julia Knbitz. of the Vineyard.
was the guest or friends Id Baltimore
last week
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Kubatz were
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs H Henry
viking 81 Iglshart.
Quite number Of the colonists mo-
tored from Baltimore on Sunday to
Sherwood Forest as the dap was 20
delightful.
In W.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
SOCIAL AMI POLLS
Card Party
HOn0rg Mrw. Bmrn

Cara Party
HOnors Mrs. Barnes
Mrs ST Clair Smith, wife of Capt
Smith. n 3. NJ, Ii giving large card
party this afternoon Oft her residence,
4 Porter Row, Naval Academy, In hon
or al Mra Cassius q. Barnes. wife Of
Commander Barnes, u 81 n, who is
about to leave Annapolis, her husband
having been detached from duty here.
There were ave tables and auction
bridge was the game The following
were the guests hestdes the guest OF
honor. Mrs Barnes hlesdRmeH
Eberle, NJ. Hi standiey. Al M q. Nc
Corsnick, Al N. Brown, John Downes.
r. g Heiner, Paul p. Buker. ], B.
Beardall, Warner W. Bayiey. Paul f.
Holland. Philip Andrews John Bow
Eers, w. II. Booth, Middleton s Guest.
George "a Rayenscroft, Joe r MoTri-
son. Al. ". Brown. George Bowddey,
Roscoe Moody. Paul p. Blackburn and
Miss Moonan. of brooklyn, N ri, and
Miss Watties Prizes we're awarded
each table, and refreshments we're
served after the game the rooms
we're prestily decorated with growing
plants and cut flowers and the APP
poinsinents we're very attractive
MRS. Paul Winchester, who has been
spending some time with her parents
Iat Dover, Del.. has returned home.
John X. Rice, head OF the labor
board at the Naval Academy. will leave
here on Friday, with Mrs. Rice 10 take
lup their residence st Is0e Angeles.
California
paymaster Gerald Eubank. D. s. NJ.
who spent the week end with his fam
/ ly here has returned 70 duty III New
port News.
Information has been received here.
BY the family OF Capt, Bernard Vie
gard that he ID expecting 10 arrive
home 81 an early date from overseas.
Bishop Warne, missionary 10 China
for thirty years. will visit Annapolis
Thursday nda Ii expected to give an
address vi the First n. n church
The rev b. b. johnson, rector Of
ST Anne's was Id Baltimore yesterday
on church bnsiness.
5{ e4$
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
NOTICE 70 cnEparoEsa

Notice IL hareby K1van fhat the Sab
sczaber haB obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Anne Arundel county In Mary
land. letters 0f administration en- tire per
eDnas eatMfe az
JAMES CUEACK
lkte of Anne Arundel county, deceased.
Ali persona having clafanH against the de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibik he
eaxne. W9sn the w1Hchere thereof 10 the
subscriber, On pr hefoxe the
lssh DAx OR SU1sx. fe1s.
They may Otherwise, b. law. Be excluded
from MI baAMGx eE said eaGMfe. AiI per-
sans Indebted 70 H4fd estate are request.
ed 70 make immediate payment
EzyEM unaeT ms hand khl8 7En day o.
s. Sxs0TT KIRKTsEsT.
Administrator.
fang % -. HGk A. III
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
: TrcK To cRMDYroRe

Notice ~ hereby given, that the gub-
aeRtber E&s obtained from the Orphans
Court Shame Arundel county ia Mary
land. lhsg&$n OF administration On the per-
aOnai egsSse OF
4EMENI1A SYLVESTER
late Of snne Arundel county. Diseased.
All perBS u having claims against the de-
ceased. " hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same ~ III the vouchers thereof, to the
subscrs = on OF before the
Nh DAY or yULY,, 1918
They ~ otherwise. ny law, be excluded
from 81 %meMk Df aat6 estate. All persons
iBdebtk SO said estate are requested 10
make M &gliake payment.
Gigen adsr my hand this 21sk dny 81
JOHN r. CHEW,
Executor.
60 I~22- 29--2-4.1 %
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
WILLIAM III. MOSS Aacaioaee
PUBLIC SALE.
sreenberry Point ! Farm
Gve3le0kfng Chesapeake Bay Near the
Month Of The Severn River

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WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY 1&aEle 1918.
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inE she SAME prOpekAE Mhlen W4s con- con-
seyea mate tne galu SnATtes - LaesssO9 i
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nAte0 NoveMnsr 81 49, an1 fee2r1eu
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yenienfIv uear TIE Annanolis and Ralff-
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