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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-04
PLAYGROUND FUND
WITHDRAWN BY BOARD
County Board OF Education
Holds Up $500 Until Con-
tracts Are Approved
PRINCIPALS SALARY sl,7Oo

Turning down their Offer or $500 for
the playground at the public school
until contracts for tho work are ap-
proved. and increasing the salary of
the principal of the High School. Miss
Louise Linthicum, from $1,000 10 81
700. the County Board OF Education for
Anne Arundel county met In regular
monthly session yesterday. Messrs.
Watkins and Melvin being present,
After hearing and approving the min
Eutes OF the previous session they trans
acted the following business
The Board withdrew their 0ffer OF
$500 toward the playground at the An
napolls Grammar school until the con
tracts regarding the work are aps
proved by the Board
One OFFER OF Frank Carroll to paint
the roof Of the Annapolis High school
for the sum OF seventy -eight dollars
tS7S 00), was laid over
The salary of the. principal of the
Annapolis High School was fxed at
ST. 700 for next year Hitherto tho
principals salary has been $1,000. Il
Is. WttuGFbtU0A 5tH0 kIsatN hMCW# 4sAt1h
Linthicum would resign and therefore
Increased her salary. She is tho poor
Test paid principal III the state. where
all other principals receive aalary
/ of ST 500
The salary of the coIored supervisor
was fixed ait $1,000 the coming year.
The contracts for the West Annapo-
lis and Germantown school were ap-
proved and signed.
The Board then adjourned to visit
the Annapolis High School whore the
domestic science department gave .
lpractical demonstration Of the work
done.
The next regular meeting viii. Ds
held on Tuesday. July 1st
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-04
EXHIBITION or
BELGIAN HANDIW0RK
CLOSES ON SATURDAY

The exhibition d Belgian haldwork,
done by i Belgian refugee lo has
been endeayoring To support herself ir
this manner will come 20 aelose on
Saturday
rhis w0rl has Eesa on cSaihstion
this week at the Chase home M:ery
laid ayennp ans has tes:s very falnsli
admired. AMI number of saIss have
,eea made as well As orders taken.
Some 81 the garments and laces are
exquisite in design and finish
An erroneous impression has appar.
entity been broadcast that this exhibit
has to do with the Belgian Relief il
has NOT The work II that of i Bel
gian refugee who has done the work.
assisted in the enterprise hy others.
iii or6ef to become seifsunpori.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-04
DONATION TO HOSPITAL
FOR LINEN FUND

Mrs, Edgar Basil a member Of the
Board Of Managers Of the annapolis
Emergency Hospital and chairman of
the linen fund committee has received
from the members 0f St. James Guild,
ST James parish Tracy'g Landing, this
county the sum II $500 for the linen
fund Of the hospital.
The Wonaan.s Club. of Dayidsonvilie
has sent the hospital. through Mrs,
walton Hi Hopkins, wife of one Of
the doctors of the medical staff- the
sum of $500 to be appropriated %
the linen fund Of the hospital
Mrs. Edgar Basil. who Is custodian
Of this fund. gratefully acknowledges
both donations.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-04
ENLISTED MEN INVITED
TO EASTPORT TONIGHT
FOR COMMUNITY TREAT

All enlisted men from PASSPORT are
especially invited tonight to the com
munity reception tn he given III their
ilouor at which the hand from the n,
s s. AIabans and bugIers from Ban
croft Hall With also be entertained
Refreshments will be served ssom
80 to 40 o'clock on the lawn at
Ispisseau, Chesapeake avenue, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets Re
freshments will be served to the guests
of honor, and Ice cream and cake will
be on sale for others.
a pleasan community social even
ing is anticipated, with plenty VI
music
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-04
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Feature June Week
yUNE WEEK PROGRAM
wednesday, June Ath.
= nj f1rass Parade

coo b. III Dress Parade
$50 d. III Informal Hop Under-
classrnen and friends. Auditorium.
i. 80 to 100 b. M Garden Party for
the members Of the Graduating Glass,
their families and guests. superin-
tendenfs Quarters.
ThnrNday, June 9TH.
9I5 d. Competitive Artillery
drill. Flag competition
iii 90 4. III. Session of Board Of Vis-
itors Administrator Building
/ go d II. Practical Engineering
Exercises Sampson and Isherwood
Halls
6.45 p. m Dress Parade. ~ l'resefl-
tatlon of Colors.
$50 b. nj. Informal Hop Under
srlassmcn and friends Auditorium.
800 p n. to 100 d N First Class
German ynnasilnl.
Friday, JHne 9Th.
/ 1900 q. M Graduating Exercises.
Dahlgren Hall
$50 b. nj. to 1870 q. m Farewell
hall. Dahigren Hall.
= :
the latter part of September
The climax Of the week has been
reached in all the essential cf the per
sod The program OF drills Is 81 ne
utmost. the Board of Visitors, with the
addition of Il number Of members who
have just.arrfyed. II definitely engaged
upon its oiIieial work and tho social
events ere weil under way
The competitive infantry drill an
important element III the nag coinpe
tlsIun. MAS continued tilis morning,
tiie Third and Fourth bnttaliols cia
gaging. one of tho most interesting.
exercises of the week will take place
this afternoon In the form Of the
Steamship drill. tho MidshipInen con
ductIng fleet maneuvcrs. using the
fwcntyfour submarine ciiascrs now
stationed here. Formerly small
launches were used and the larger
vessels make the work much more
Imposing and interesting. as we'll rs
more instructive to the MidshipnleH.
Thls evenlpg, the first of tiae special
social functions for the graduates viii
take place. superintendent and Mrs.
Scales entertaining the graduates, the
members ot their families and guests
at d garden party The nndergradu
atcs will be cared for by another Of
the pleasant infarmaI hops which have
marked the week There will be the.
usual dress parade, of course.
Now Is the time for Congress To-
make some declaration On Universal
Military Training II II has that I'M
mind, there Ii no cause for worry
i..t Il. n..,,.at ..r,,, % ff !, Ylri fEl Ia
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-04
Battlcships and Varied
81, 81 Smaller Vessels Pre-
s, Wonderful Naval Specta-
Fof Visitors
CLIMAX REACHED

aele never eaualied IN
wili make 4 unique len.
remainder of June Week
denny The arrival of Z
lun of the Atlantic Fleet,
tral Mayo, vas announced
Ills morning by the firing
III seventeen guns from the
ttd these great ships, Join.
mailer battleships. under
lf.tl Hriitain, already here,
column stretching many
. eii tlir Chesapeake
ia. III made up of fifteen dread,
aaiIed ~ The Pennsylvania,
sa,ral al1yos flagship. six smaller
an even dozen Of destroy.
libnmrlnes and number of
lsFs AMI smaller craft. including
aplanes Not only II II the
kfes fael ever assembled IN local
IS ,sit nothing like II In the way
rtern. ilghting unfit has ever
li4 Il Il Ii naval spectacle Of
snl which few Of the visitors
Aage seen and Il II cquall. novel
tbr Nidshipmen now If the Asad'
ffhe .elttte was the only cnreflefay
fnssffl With the arrival OF the iteet.
snlfs Maya sent In word promptly
Isfa ADMIRAL Scales, Sapcrin.
bssa II the Naval AnadeaIy would
epeeted To pay the formal call
6 W3s So busy with his duties at
academy at this time. This
aaf1l act on the part Of the Wis.
liniral was greatly appreciated
ii the morning, admiral Mayo
st far Washington III tho snper'
sdetu 1 automobile The fleet
host nf we'll known officers @
.slis including Rear Adniiral
sssa IA F,BerIe. wllu MAS sitcceetisd
p,ss Admiral Scales IA ssipefifa.
aessNs sSst f'eDrWAFys anu VINO hWsHs
asaa4 ho Firth Division Of the
ST Che Utah rs his iiagship
fb ps are here for the purpose
rag lhe Midshipmen On their
summer cruise and VIII de-
saturday Members 81 the
m apd third classes will BE dis.
e among the smaller battlc.4
vhile small groups Of first
nea Will he assigned 70 each Of
atqataapghis The itinerary GOV.
t'as stluie Ianama st. Thomas,
faiHts eH the aastern coast of the
let States, finishing with target
eh Hampton Reuds during.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-04
Fonra Lost Parse

Anna Wyman, little girl who lives
al Igs First street E:astport, found
the lost poeketbook containing . sum
81 money. advertised In these columns.
The owner. Mrs. Scher, received the
article through the advert tiseInent and
gave the little girl generous reward.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-04
SCHOOL BANNER OFFERED
FOR ATTENDANCE PRIZE

Mrs. d. II. Ware truant officer Of
Anne Arundel county, has offered e &
hammer to The school In the coun Y
maintaining the largest average az
tendance for the year.
Airs. Ware desires to encourage chii-
dren to attend the school reguarly,
ana to this end Ii holding out several
Inducements. one of which Is the ban
ner award.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-04
Announcement

herein announce that | have
opened at tho corner Of Randall and
Prince George streets. where viii
carry 4 full line Of choice FRUITS,
VEG GETABLEs and POULTRY
Prompt delivery and prompt attention
to telephone orders. Phone 26z. Open
from I a M. to Z b M: Saturdays,
7 a. M. to II p. m
p. A. MACALUsO.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-04
berry Festisal

Ladies of tho congregation Of Mary
land Avenue 81. Il. cuur,ich will hold
strawberry festival tomorrow even,
ing iii the lower rooms Of the church
corner Maryland avenue and Prince
George street.
Strawberries and ice cream, cake
and candy win be on sale Generous
patronage Il asked Proceeds for the
church.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-04
iranIea 4 nfTnrc.e

Is decree has been handed down By
Judge Robert Moss Of the Circuit
Court for Anne Arundel county grant D.
ing the plaintIn. summerviIIe Chew.
divorce a vincuiO snatrimonii from
the defendant Florence Virginia
chew The paper is dated May the
23rh, 1919.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-04

Eastern newspapers arc speculating
ION the amount Of 'noonshine" being
produced III the South Thus far the
supply Ii fully equal TO the demand
birmingham Age Herald.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-04

The Province of Manitoba is bigger
than England and Wales. and could
by herself grow enough wheat 10 feed
81. .oeO. 900 people
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-04

Twn neres sf Iand on EAlbysa Bay over-
locking south Rlyer. Improved IS nixs
room bunezlow With BATH Price xzdoa
JULIAN BREWER q SON,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-04
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Trunk came Friday from washing
ton On III. b. IA. Name r. II. CraEen.
Gallatin, no.. painted on trunk. Call
404-J.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-04

Hester fires are out. but there 10
still lot Of hot air being spouted
about The coal situation
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-04
NOTICE

I have reeenfIy moved from ny 0lA ic-
ea4f0n S. Main street. to 30. KBUwtng thA
nnaglic are houseeleantng want yssn 20
ki8nsE / am ssIll buying old shoes uaens
and ladies' clothing, also furniture. rugs
and aafting.
Phone SBf II. PAULINE BLOOM
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-04

An attraction III the public park at
Ouray. Col. Is pond containing 75s-
900 goldfish. of all varieties and si2es.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-04

Vow is the time for Congress TO
make some declaration on Universal
Military Training III Ii has that III
mind, there Ii no cause for worry
about this country's safety BUFFALO
IN. W Express.
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