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Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-05-15

fOh oALE-flrSt class Soy
beans, $2.75 per bushel. Call or
see w. H. Dudney. Gainesboro.
Mrs. E. W. Tardy has recover
ed after a few days of illness.
Mrs. Hannah Hargis and Mrs.
Thurman Dowell, of Granville,
were in Gainesboro, Monday.
DR.. c. E. Reeves has returned
from visit to Dixon Springs,
Nashville, and Gallatin.
Mrs. c. C. Fowler entertained
at her suburban home Saturday
night in honor of her brother,
James Love, Jr.
See the self-washing dishes at
the school auditorium Tuesday
night, May 20. Admission 10
and 70 cents. Doors open 1880,
curtain $3.50.
Miss Lucille Smith has accepted
a position with McDearman-Staf-
ford Co, and extends a cordial
welcome to her many friends to
call on her there.
Mrs. O. I. Watson and child
rem, Smith and LILLE, cd Waldince,
Tenn, are the guests of her par
ents, w. C. Roberts and wife.
She will visit other relatives
while here.
Miss Martha Johnson has re-
signed her position as clerk with
McDearman- StaffordCo. Miss
johnson has served the company
in the most efficient manner fol-
the past three years.
The children will enjoy seeing
the jam pot that sets on a low
shelf at the school auditorium
Tuesday night, May 20. AID.
mission 10 and 20 cents. Doors
open at 1880, curtain $50.
Don't fail to read the farm &C
sales that appear in the Sentinel.
Some of the finest farms in Sum-
ner County will be sold at public
auction in the near furture. Sec
ads in this issue.
The dog tax collected by }. e,
Reeves to-date, totals S106, 90,
with about that many more LISTED
but not paid. This law has
TEETH, and the violators, il
there is any, had better watch
out.
We were delighted to have
Mrs. Frank Holland and Mrs. JEFF
Dixon of RIA, as visitors at the
Office Tuesday. Our readers are
always welcome, and we are
glad to have them call to see US
when in town.
The property of W. E. Myel
at Carthage will be sold at pub
lie auction Saturday, May, H.
This is fine property, and will be
worth the price that will be paid
for it. See particulars about
the property in this issue.
WANTED You to subscribe
for the Sentinel. If your time
has expired, we want you to re.
new at once. Don't be a Stacker
get behind your county paper
and push. Send US your dollar
by return mail, and we'll keeE
] the news coming. (Thanks)
A. NJ. Holland has accepted q
position as travelling salesman
for Belknap Hardware Co., Of
Louisville KY. Mr.. Holland has
had years of experience on the
road, and is well known in the
territory he will travel. Here's
wishing him an abundance Of
success.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-05-15
-OCAL2S

L. 4 - - /
Mrs. J. NJ. Draper and child
rem visited relatives in Cookeyille,
this week.
Ed. Dudney left Tuesday for
Detroit, Mich, where he goes to
seek employment.
H. l.. McDearman and J. NJ. /
Draper have returned from a
weeks stay in Detroit.
Miss Lalla Mai Quarles was
the guest of Nashville friends
several days last week.
Broatus Roberts has moved
his shoe shop to the west side
next door to Young & Co.
/ Mrs, H. r. Young and little
son, Of Cookeville, are the guests
of relatives in Gainesboro.
j. M. Spurlock is carrying a
broken arm. The accident oc-
Cured while attempting to crank
his car.
J. C. Roberts and daughter,
Miss Cora Roberts OF Whites
Bend, were visitors at this office
Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Bilbrey has return
ed from Whitleyville, where she
spent last week with her mother,
Mrs. Butler.
D. C. Morgan, has returned
from Nashville, where he carried
a large shipment of hogs for
Morgan & Montgomery,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Grady Gore
and children are the guests Of
Mrs. Cores parents, Mr., and
Mrs. j. M. Shorter near Lebanon.
Mrs. George Dudney has re
turned from Granville, where
she was the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Luther Sutton, last
week.
Watch the funny Brownies
play leap frog at the school house
Tuesday, night May 20. Admis-
sion 10 and zoe. Doors open 1880
curtain $3.50.
Charles Dudney, who has been
the guest Of relatives here for
the past three months, returned
to his home in Detroit, Mich,
this week.
H. j. Lynch has purchased a
portion of the J. A Williams
place, known as the Burris farm,
on Roaring river. The deal was
closed last week.
Come to the entertainment at
the school house Tuesday night.
May 70, and see the biggest pie
made. Admission 10 and 20
cents. Doors open 7::30, curtain
$50.
Henry Page and Thurman
Dowell of Granville, were here
Saturday. Mr.. Page has recent
ly returned from overseas. and
came up to see his sister, Mrs.
7. j. Anderson.
Bill Tyler and two of his de-
puties, visited the Ridge again
last week, and captured a young
still, just about ready to make a
run. They made two arrest. and
one escaped.
Herman Halle. Of Flynn's Lick,
has accepted a position as clerk
at Quarles & McCawley Co. Mr..
Halle is an efficient man, and the
firm has made a wise selection
in securing his service. His
many friends here are glad to
have him back.
Here are some more good
laughts, a green apple that does
not give the cole; a baby that
never does kick or cry; soap chat
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-05-15
slOO REWARD.

We will pay a reward Of 500
dollars for the recovery and de-
livery to US of the body of our
mother, Mrs. Josie Meadows,
who is supposed to have drowned
in Cumberland river at the
mouth of Hensley creek, Jack.
son county, on the night of May,
18th, 1919.
K. l.. Meadows.
c. B. Meadows,
]. w. Meadows.
Gainesboro, Tenn.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
FOUR ARE UNITED
IN MARRIAGE BY
REV. DIR. BURGAN

Two weddings have been solemnized
this week at the parsonage Of the First
III. E. church. the Rev Pr n W Bur-
gan, pastor performing the ceremony
at both
on Monday evening, Dr. Burgan uni
ted ID marriage James F. Es0rd, Of
Deale's. and Ruth Reyell. Of Fair
Haven
Last night the wedding of Walter
Lee Trott, Of ST. Margaret's and Miss
Lillian Brown Of Annapolis Neck. took
place ut the parsonage Of the First NJ.
n church, the pastor officiating. The
bride wore becoming gown Of blue
crep dc chine and carried b shower
bouquet OF white carnations.
After the ceremony the bride and
groom left for st Margaret's where
wedding supper was served Their
future home will be at ST Margaret,s.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
GOV. HARRINGTON
TALKS TO STUDENTS
AT ST. JOHNS TODAY

The students OF ST. Johns college
were addressed this morning by Gov.
Emerson G, Harrington, who made q
most inspiring and eloquent appeal
for the maintenance Of true college
spirit, and loyalty to the Alma Mater
He spoke of the ideals Of the college
and or tie excellent services rendered
to the government during the war by
the alumni and students He also re-
ferred TO the opportunities offered to
young men of this generation In the
reconstruction Of the world. and Of
the Obligation of every one to endeayor
to grasp such opportunity and TO do
his part III the great work.
The governor endorsed the League
OF Nations and this was given great
applause by tho student body
Sprignel n Wiley. OF the class 1897.
who Is now engaged ii business il
California was also on the platform,
and told the students OF the leading
position that ii occupied by alumni
or the college III California, both in
TIE various learned professions. and
III business He also related some
"reminiscences of his own college life,
which were received with much inter-
est
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
others ,ilrrla II d III

The Mothers Circle will hold an im-
portant meeting tomorrow afternoon
at $50 Ia the Grammar school as
sembly hall and nor the high school
as customary. The change of place
of meeting tomorrow Il due to prepa-
rations for the supper to be served
the Girls Patriotic League IN the high
school.
The Mothers Circle will present an
interesting program The subject Il
to be considered il Foundations Of
American Citizenship The chair
man OF the committee Is MRS, Robert
Moss. under whose direction the pro
gram Is planned. Mrs. Hugh Riley,
wife og Major Riley viii read paper
ON the subject and the Rev Edward
ID. Johnson. rector on st Anne's will
give an address There will be .
vocal solo by Mrs Edward G Can't
An important business meeting will
follow the program and all members
are urged 70 attend.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
HO
RHEUMATISM
BE

The excruciasing ag0nies Of rheuma.
9ism arc usually the result Of failure Of
che kidneys 10 expel poisong from the
system. IL the irritation Of these uric
acid crystals il allowed to continue. in-
durable bladder OF kidney disease may
result. Attend 10 It at once Don't
resort to temporary relief. The sick
kidaeys must be restored 20 health BY
the use OF some sterling remedy which
win prevent return Of the disease
Get some GOLD MEDAL Harlem
OH Capsules immediately. They have
brought back the joys OF life To count
less thousands of sufferers from rhen~
MshGigsn. lame back, lumbago, sCiatiea.
galI stones. gravel and other affections
Of the kidneys, liver. stomach. bladder
and allied organs
They win attack the poisons sc once.
clear Ouk the Kidneys and urinary tract
and She soothing healing oils and herbs
win restore the inHAmed tissues ard
organs 60 n0Tnnal health.
an Others are limitations. ASK for
GOLD MEDAL and BE sure the name
GOLD MEDAL Is on tie box. Three
aizeg. aS AlE geaN drugglsks
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
L.ansr rms.

Particularly gay and attractive ara
me shops Of the lantern vendors IL the
Chinese cities. All varieties BIZ Ian
terms are to be seen the large siiken
ones three ard four feug high, 8or-
geously painted with variegated eolors.
embroidered lii gold and silver or dec.
grated with deep fringe of the same
material. costing from 500 to 500 and
used IS the wealthy mansiarins sud
others; and common small horn and
paper lanterns, used by the coolies,
which cost one-slxfeenth Of dollar.
The mode 81 making horn lanterns II
very Ingenious the horns are cut into
remarkably thin slices which, by means
az heat and pressure, are. Joined To-
gether and formed into various shapes ;
round. square, hexagon. octagon. and
some shaped TO resemble nm hour glass.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
EPWoRTH LEAGUE
ELECTS OFFICERS AT
MARYLAND AVE. CHURCH

Al largely attended and interesting
meeting Of the Epworth League Of
Maryland Avenue AT q. church was
held last night IN the Sunday school
room. and the following officers were
elected
President, &. Al. Rhoades; first vice
president, Harry $. Kenchengton: sec
ond vice president, Mrs j. 81 Lyons /;
third SSce president, Mrs. Clara
Owens; fourth vice president. Miss
Clara Lyons: treasurer. Mrs Otto
Lutch secretary. q. Leslie Medford ];
organist, Miss Jeanette Russell. as
sistant, Miss Edna Jones chorister.
archie Boefcher. After the transac-
ton OF business hot chocolate and
cake was served
The League Is In . prosperous con-
dition and quite number Of new
members we're added to the roll last
night.
Meetings are held every SUNDAY
dit Tsl5 b. nj. and cordial invitation
IS extended TO everyone, visitors espe-
cially. to be present 1T Its meetings.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
MAKE t,,e Minutes Worm while.

Weak characters yield the future 70
the passing minute. And you can't ten
them about it. The best way to make
people dislike you Is 70 he constantly
reminding them az the use Of time,
Each man prides himself IN being his
own boss. but coming days viii give
the lie to that little fiction tl.at we can
use the present IN friyolity md reap1
glory iii the future. The trouble With
most az us is ffat we have the wrong
Idea of pleasure, We find II only In lev
It's and nonsense. This Is 4 bore 10
the man Of brains. Minutes that do
not contribute something worth while
to life are counted lost. He finds JOY
only III what adds to greater fitness
and develops the broadest character.
Exchange.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
Women Police lin Britain

III the course Of an interview with
1 representative 81 the London News
Agency. Miss Damer Dawson. chief Of
the women police said that there were
chief constables who declared that
they could not see what there would
be for women police to do after the
war. We mean to do precisely what
policemen have done for women and
children i'll pre- war days. said Miss
Daw son. 0niy we hope u do il 9
great deal better III some parts Of
the country We are getting a firm grip
Gloucestershire. for instance, is sery-
ed by i fulI stan Of women police. IN
Guiding detectives and iinguisfs. Won
III police are sworn III 1T Gloucester
and ct oxford, waIsall, Carlisle. Tun-
bridge Wells. Colchester and Chelten-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Clerk Woodward had busy day
with issuing marriage licenses On Feb
ruary rs. as many as four being Isl
sued In d single day something IN.
aanaI for this bailiwiok
Those who have decided to travel nd
longer sIngly but il twain are Charles
"a. Pump hrey I'll. Brooklyn. Md and
Ethel Brown. IS, Hartman, Nd
Walter Lee Trots. "A, ST. Margaret's
A. Al CO., and Lillian EsteIle Brown,
lis, Annapolis Neck
Joseph r. Drury. 81, Gimp Meade
and Viola Margaret Ann Bell Ia, Al.
napoIIs.
Howard 10. Ellis. 80, Fair Haven.
Mass. and Jennie Koves, u, widow.
baltimore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
SAVE MONEY on
SHOES FOR THE
WHOLE FIIl|ILY

From Foochow. China, comes this
letter iron r. f. Gardner. FOocIow
e!lege : Neolin Soles have solved The
shoe problem Tor me. Other sples woFs
0sa quickly an the rocky roads here,
and had 40 end of trouble with
their. he writes,
Where other soles fail Nsolin Soles
alssaA stand the test Of hard wear and
rough usage This TACT points the way
to economy. Buy Ncolin-soled shoes
ior slse whole fanliiy. and 81 save shoe
money And have Ncslin Soles put on
yoar Old shoes. toe.
These durable. flexible, and watcr@
nroof soles are scientifically made by
The Goodyear Tire s. Rubber CO..
Akron, Ohio, who also make Wingfoos
Heels, guaranteed 10 outwcar al other
heels.
1l L, /. ]! !. ! |. { oles
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
D. A. r. Tea Az
Sign Oh the Goat

Mrs, Rosemneller, who Is q mem-
Der of the d. A. n has made gem
erous offer 10 the Peggy Stewart Tee
Party Chapter Mrs. Rosemueiier,
who is proprietress Of the Sign Of the
Goat Inn on Maryland avenue, ID CIV
ing the use Of the Inn, and furnishing
tea and cakes as q ID a. n. benefit
next Monday afternoon, from to 8.
During this time all receipts will be
gtvensto the locaI chapter, d. A. 4. Tor
their charitable work The maids III
the Sign Of the Goat Inn are giving
their services and the benefit will be-
wholehearted The service will be q
Lla carte.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
A,iIlian HillIage
,,t,s,,f4 Kpt.t.IItiun

asFs t8 such q vast number 81
...I. Il military and civilian, cali
afternoon at the super
lltarters at the Naval acad.
IN, throng that poured IN
.a 4 rday afternoon.
yl. ,,s sfaa vas the first reception
go IS sts ne& superintendent Adj
e.I 4los and Mrs. Scales
w. LAZY 81 the Naval Acad-
ea
81. lle first and only recep-
t6s 4, i.s II zen In the next SIX weeks,
r.laa. ti,8N advantage Of the op-
nsttapits III greet the new arrivals.
afs lcs. i charming and most
sf.ii6ll itas received IN . be-
so.silgp ae silk gown yelled with
tIafk iaa and earried orchids. Both
,ts aiilI tie Admlral had kindly
efeeiioe aud cordial welcome for
,Aslr eltests who we're introduced BY
M snp afendent's Aide
II iiip sEillng room Mrs. Standby,
gifr IL Cue Commandment poured ciloc-
olate nd Mrs Mccormick. poured tea.
lltlef ialie8 assisting were Mrs. Ed
partl Ilogtl Mrs. Field and number
q Young girls from the navy set In
cIa4Ing tfe Misses Cooper, Miss
Qaeeidq stone, Miss Jean Andrews,
MSS Ytgian STANDBY. Miss May Cur
iii. Mrs Marjorie Christy, Miss Ann
QeSst and Miss carstarthen, sister OF
tn Acting Aide TO the superinten-
dept
The faallls were decorated with q
pfaasiaa ii beautiful spring flowers,
nsreis u.s. primroses. white carna,
lions iiel roses and red carnations
iprned Che center piece ct table SUR
rounded With red shaded lights
fise rooms were crowded from four
Il siA aud L is estimated there were
sltiii, ciEbt hundred callers, including
many mjasllipmen Of the first class
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
Entertainment
Fer DebsstmAe

Miss Anne Maria Brice RhIout,
daughter Of Mrs Weems Rid0ut, of
Murray Hi. and Miss Florence
Ridout Of Whitehall, on the Magothy
river are guests Of Miss Elise Lea
cock Luckett and Miss Katharine Nc
Clellan Luckett at their home. 1916
North Calvert street. Baltimore. Al
number of entertainments are being
given in their honor.
Miss Ridout Il one 81 this seasons
debutantes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
flower.


a $50 would Wlther thee,
&afn,
very black 'tis true.
isa theiu shines the blue
tender heart
cttst virtues grow,
.s ID ram
.,..s Y, aild thou wilt have sun.
their perfect work
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
The ID. IS. r.
u ati0nal Conference

&F1stNVaza1N- 7N8MBEKFHEU
The Daughters Of the Revolution
have announced that the national
conference will be held III New York at
the Waldorf Astoria On April 80. and
May ! Nov that the war is over the
Daughters are planning To make the
conference an effective one.
There will be banquet and dance
and other Interesting features.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
Presbyterian

> NNAHg4 tE1Isl1E
Supper TemE@ht
Everything Il III readiness Tor to-
nlghtp supper 1T the Presbyterian
church, and such u supper Il II ID be
with menu that cannot fail to satisfy.
The ladies' usader the craftsmanship 0g
Mrs. " p Gardner. are holding this
supper IN the way Of the last drive
% pay for the church carpet recently
laid. and hope 10 liquidate their m
de5tedness. Supper will Sc served
from 5 o'clock On, and It Ii hoped by
the promoters that the patronage viii
be generous.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
Leave IsALTEMOnn
LEAVE wAars EAaTOM

400 0.4h s.OH. u0i5. l0.O6, ii .o6 -. ~, 1z1&
l0S eos a05 $50 a4.o& 49, 49,.
eos. 7.O5 g.I6 it.00 II. ~ 11s8 =. q.
xDaily except sunday.
Connecting Mt Odentom With n, ~ nv
oEOeni Annapolis u Baittmoses
FOR tickets ard inf0fmatton snpix Sc
State House Station. College AsgnNe Asa@
Bla6en Streets; Caryel Han. AAxSa
Hctei ONE vi b N. Al, Tor calraFBs sSst
shipmen. etc. connected With khs MA9Al
Acadsmy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
Prize WI lnners
| At MO0se Party

The prize vim srs at tie Moose card
party Tuesday evening at their rooms
ON Maryland avenue, were Mrs. John
Engeike AMI Mrs Manic Lang. for the
ladies, and Messrs. John EngeIke and
John Kramer for the gentlemen After
the game ice cream and cake was
served, and social evening enjoyed
Among those who attended Moeller's
play MoIiere" In Baltimore, Wednes-
day. were Mrs Robert Moss, Miss Mar
garet Martin. Miss Janet Hunter, Mrs.
Roland Childs. Mrs Hugh r Riley
and Mrs John Chew.
Lieut.. Andrew Kramer, formerly
with the Machine Gun company. has
been recently discharged from the
army and with his wife nnd child mas
arrived here from ortland. Ore, to
take up bis residence.
The yestry Of ST. Panl's church,
Brownsville, this county. hae asked
che Rev Leon Vauthier 10 accept q
cali as rector. II Is expected he will
accept.
Mrs John Fore Hines, wife Of Capt
Hines. U. 8. NJ. who Ii visiting here,
will entertain her Bible class tonight
Ill the Presbyterian church supper.
afr. Sprignal n WHEY. og California,
ii visiting his sister -in-law and nieces.
Mrs. Annie Munroe and the Misses
Mary and Elisabeth Munroe, Duke Of
gal0aceeseg street
Lieut.. Bright, 81 s. N, has Joined
dis wife here ut the home Of her moth :
er, MRS. William Il Marcy, Market
street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
10 Glye
Gard Party

Mrs Charles S Inventories. wife Of
Lieut.. Commander McWhorter, u. s.
N. has sent cards Tor an acution party
next Tuesday afternoon at her resi-
dence, SO Rodgers Row. Naval aead-
envy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
Rerlral - Nen Asaeaaea

The pneaolier tonight at the First
II church viii Ne the Rey II M.
bennett, pastor Of MARYLAND Ayeslne
Nj &. church Services which base
been held the pase fortnight at this
chuaca. haye been most encOpragt sag
ia reselss.
barring Tuesday night, when rain
stern Sore dowa heavily upon thIa
cou.munssy there rs been 4 good 81
teasdancs eyagy nisshs at ths REVEAL
services. There have been ! number
os conversions and several have ask
ia for prayer.
Tho eyangeiisEic services viii cor
tspua thss week, except Saturday
n,,kl,t I'D ps0bahIy Eonger, but n0ssce
Il this esKees will be glysa.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
Taalghi's Play
III Nj. Nar,

ESefNttflNk Is IN READINESS Tor IO-
nights play Ill Sc. Mary's Hall when
he amateur dramatic club will re-
peat request the three playlets
eisen Wifh such success q week ago.
under tlt direction of George Norton,
The pregfall sill be interpreted with
ypeal and Instrumental music BY pop-
iiaf local talent.
Miss Isardall
To We'd
alIi Airs blanchard Randall, Of
esioasfilie fsaltiusore, have issued In
fitafiali fer the marriage Of their
daughter. Miss katharine B Randall.
. y esptlia Maurice q Plncoas, Jr., of
3 the Ne5lle II Corps. United States army
US Ne'i,ling will take place from ST.
Ti'aailt Protestant Episcopal
Church tstoasyille. on Saturday. at 4
81 Aitsh vii be followed By d re-
septioa ID d nj. at Is West Chase
street Baltimore, the winter residence
Il if liAglitli
ae i5slt tu hc III i niece Oh the
Aisses Isallaall Randall Place. this
sliS
iiellas IT aIr William Fl. Moreland.
s. a4tt are heartily greeting him
iPtllf Elilsllt ltis first appearance among
tesat ~ salilss weeks. Mr.. Mofeland
sas blli 81 from flu" and during
" q tlsu ot his sons died Of the
M.fie tlF.s,ase. one d lad Of sixteen,
iae tatillE has been sorely afflicted.
ssfa Wl hara this morning to Mrs.
aids apsue and the late william
Harrison Tongue The new baby is
slsea IS uisnse 81 William Anderson
iie ihfr died last autumn VIC
wy lt lt5t was epidemic Id the
s .titits at that time.
Neeills Rislout and iaNh tier,
',ss ilrite Ri,iout. are spending
syef baltimore with rela-
ssses lltl lds
George MARKELL, wife Of capt.
~ ,ss y Is stopping at carveI
10y annapolis day 81 the
:. ..sssess ase Il Camp Meade and
sA'iiilal fee III annapolis ladies' WAS
Airs Hamilton Adams
imam Mrs !. de Peya-
y aifnail
Murray, Of WATERFOWL
N8'a has been is:tiIg here Tor
Rsght left todev FOR Bal
81 Anness viii meet
s9l IN the yestry room
supervisor Of public
ss lltle Arundel county held
roup meetings yeategday
the Grammar school
80 the Grammar echool
ssa does of various lines ID
81 sae.el work were excitanseai
ss meeting was both pleasant
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27

Only ! dyspepsic can eat his CAKE
and yet gees Is though be had Ii.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27
on THE SICK LIS

Miss Julia Valiant. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Joseph s. Valiant Of War
dour. was operates upon yestsFslAy 81
the Emergency hospital Tor appendi-
citis, The operation which waa per.
formed b. Or. EAsszaby, Of baltimore,
Is said to have been success and the
patient n reported 10 he doing nicely.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-27

WHRN III NEED OF BUSK
ADVERTISING. CALL W
EVENING CAPITAIs