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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
IN. VS.. NAVY CLUB
NEEDS SOME HELP

The Navy club, sos Fifth avenue, an
independent organization started BY
q few men and women, was opened
July end, 1917, being the. first club
for enlisted men Of the Navy and Ma
rim corps III New York city In the
autumn of the same year the house ait
lis East Sixty-nrst street was donated
ito be used for dormitories.
Rear Admiral Usher, who opeEed
and named the club said Men, you
have one Of the finest clubs, on the
finest street. ID the finest city. Of the
finest country in the world; ii II up
To you to make II d success They
have and they are not willing that the
club should be thing Of the past, "
with the signing of Peace They want
ID permanent club to- succeed It and
this is now being organized Their
slogan Isl: 1.-THE Navy wants d club,
not q monument.
1t is hoped that every enlisted man
in the Navy and Marine corps Will
join the club, the membership Zee of
one dollar 3 year, and twenty-five
cents for the Navy CLUB button II all
Money Is needed to carry on. the
plans for the future and Il fs hoped
that oIficers and I'll those who are In
tefested iii having Il permanent Navy
club will help. Membership fees and
contributions Of any amount can be
sent to Mr.. Herbert Il satterlee, pres
ldenE, or Aar. Jsigby Maitland. treas
szrer, Navy club, 600 Fifth avenue,
New York city,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
PLANS FOR CLAIBORNE
Gel EBRATIoN FINS

Word received today from ClaihoF
Is that the citizens of that psace are
planning To make the opening az fAa
Annapolis Claiborne ferry i truly gala
affair. The event will take plaoe
May i.
BUSINESS ii Talbot county will ~
practically suspended for the day.
Spencas band Of Easton win play, ard
addresses will be mude by Governor
Harrington and other prominent Of
ficials.
MANY people from all parts az Care
line. Dorchester. Wiicomico. Somerset
and Queen Anne's counties are expect
cd to Join iii the celebration. The com.
nlittee III charge III composed of seua-
tor Richard s. Dodson, ]. Ramsey
Spear. DR.. s, X Wilson. " H Val.
liant. ]. M. III. Jump, Ernest Burna.
u. b. Northam, i III sutton. Nicholas
Oreln. Frank Ross and Clement Bray.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
81 ING "a gSS
NOVEL Igg s SCHOOLS
ALI. OVER THE NATION

FOaa she gOSermment Savings
xlarActCfs 0f the twelve federal reserve
districts. the Savings Division of tIae
Unifea states Treasury Department
has called upon tie normal schools
colleges and universities og the coun-
sry to I'D in the government campaign
To mAka thrist q happy habit. Tbs
American conucll on EducafioaA. rep
rassns1ng institutions oE higher learn
ms thrpn ga0uE the coaantrss has join
|ed with tie Savings Diviaion TO secure
the co-oreratiOn Of the schools.
Rsana evolved BY the Savings Divis.
Ton and the Council On Education con-
template the creation of thrift or.
sanitation AR each OF the normal
schools. colleges and universities, .t0
teach the baaic principles Of intelIi-
CANT saying wise buying. sane spend.
Fing, safe sEaRestment and avoidance 81
Haate. ard I'd aid til featuring the ed.
dantage Of Thrift Stamps and War
Savings Stamps AZ the ideal invest
ment for small savings Through the
Annerican Council on Education. the
presidents Of the institutions Of higher
learning have been urged To name In
stitHsionaI thrift representatives who
will co-operate with the local savings
organizations
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
CONVICTIONS FOR WEEK
OF AUTO. VIOLATIONS

u DDS weeIslv report of lines and
Investment for automobile violations
aeior fplaiele Commissioner p. Aua-
'.ssa fslsglahlan has four listed for nm
se'aarise llse Of automobiles, the
f'l'ls illsnt u one of which Il 50 days
Id e9e two years iii Maryland
aslssI fi's school for boys.
ts'sF 81 annapolis who use auIOn10-
aes q others without permission
saa III ke Narnirlg.
IS weekly list covess four and .
s4'a pe written foolscap
ssses 1iia Includes but one from An
1905 Used as r. ". Hardin 2Sl
aaaeFafi Efail presumably nsfdship.
Nj silt tliera Is none by that name
,.s Rf nlidshipGnen there - !
Ftiilg Of the third class whose
s Banertft xIall. and there
Il Hardin, whose room Il A.
-,s Of file fotfrth class
Is Hardin. Room 2S1. Ban.
annapolis, has been rs.
license on the charge d
4fti9E aa expired instruction II
sled 70 give right Of wa
Sssss sea for 80 days.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
y. w. G. A. TRAVELLER
RETURNS FROM RUSSIA

The War Work Bulletin, published
|by the Nati0nal Board of the Young
woman's Christian association, New
York city. has the following story Of
ID friend OF Miss Bertha Roelofs, field
worker Tor Annapolis and Anne Arun-
del county:
The sister to the boy who stood
ON the burning deck, Miss Elizabeth
Boies, is home from northern Russia
but not to stay. She stood her
ground In Moscow through i've rev0-
'lutions, helped ID establish \. w. g.
Al. for Russian girls and q Hostess
House for American soldiers, and Is
nov III New York with but one desire,
to return to Russia and take fifteen
more secretaries with her, one Of
whom may be Miss Roelofs.
she has left behind her five other
Y. W. G. Al. secretaries who have
weathered the military and political
storms Id Moscow and Petrograd, and
are now holding the fort In Archangel
until she returns with the needed as
Esistance.
With her came the February first
issue OF The American Sentinel,
published weekly BY the American Ex-
peditionary Force IN northern Russia.
An angel on the difficulties Of estab-
fishing the Hostess House st Archan-
gel Ii given in the paper, which de-
Iscribes whImsicalIy the New Years
reception
The apartment, It says, was
pleasantly decorated III wallpaper,
Ichintz curtains and graceful sprigs Of
evergreen. In number Of the rooms
there was furniture
But Miss Boies Is undaunted.
!" The presence of American women
lii Russia is welcome and their moe
fiyes unquestioned, she aftirns. Any-
thing we can do is worth while. (,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
FALSE ALARM CALLED
F1REMEN OUT TODAY

Annapolis fame lighters searched
about Germantown this afternoon for
j are after an alarm had been turned
ID calling out aIl the pparatus about
1:sO o'clock. After discovering that
the alarm was = hoax the search was
changed ID one TOR the peraon who
tnrnedthe alarm ia.
Assistant Fire Marshal Jess Fisher
said the alarm had been turned IN
from the public telephone booth lo-
Gated on the iirst door Of the court
house. No one could be found who
knew anyahang shout IRE Or how the
alarm ltad beeh turned 81,
The fIremen were alsgruntled over
the hoax. They ara rcaav md arax-
Ions at III times to sss II work when
their il baaze bur they have no time
10 spare On such obvious Jokes as
false alarms.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
E,nnrnl lllzlap Tl.e Pantry shelves

/ This is the day Of defnOh1 ton.
we are all getting out Of the habit Of
doing what vie did ii time Of war,
now that the was Is no longer waging.
so why isn't 1t q good time to demobI-
like the pantry shelves?
For long time the one effort was
to put the pantry and kitchen on 4
wartime basis You bought the wheat
Substitutes conscientiously and. what
Is more. II YOU were q good American
lyou used them. YDn refrained from
lnsing timed goods. because we were
asked BY the food administration not
TO. because Of questions of traAspor-
lkatioii. as well SIS because timed goods
were needed Cor the army You cam
ned the products OF your garden, and
somebody else's garden, and put the
results Ia rows ca your shelves. YOA
lposted I'll sOrts oE reminders ID your
pantry alJout saving wheat and fats
and sugar and meat.
Nevertheless. there are some house
keepers who still serve war cake,
made without sugar or eggs, who stIai
lserve mAasless dinners 6cG us&; they
Say, II ii patriotic 10 SO without meax.
Really they are probably merely try
ling I'd acOnOnaixe. and the put 4 patri-
lotto covering Ovs9 their economics,
But now the war IS over and there
/ HI NO reason Why We SHOULD not change
.our diek hack again % the DID time
standard 10 be suRe, II Is still nee
I4ssary Tor America Ia help feed the
rest os the world. But appa renntiy
There d foOa To spare IL this country
OK eoltrse, the Lesson 0f thrift thai
isge learned during the wAr Vas vel
worth leasnang and should never II
If0re0ften And Il nov We ean sage
Ia qnarter 81 means Of economical
kaanng esnent III t1Ae kitchen and than
Invest II Id war savingss 50 msach tie
better. But - tar IS making cakSh
gishont the things thai ge 10 make
S0od eaEas 81 concerned, ekasre ID 81
longer nere " 8 can. wish free
se0las iaias our nhkg9
laelvas a them Mteh mslss
Tot ms plenty ~ peaeA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
WARNING SENT OUT
HOG CHOLERA IN COUNTY

United States department 81 agfI-
cuitura has sent cut through the in
spectOr iii charge at College Park. q.
Il. AtEserGCn, warning 81 hog cholera
III the county. Ths notice advises that
hog cholera is reported 20 exist on
the premises og Thomas Grey, near
SudIey. 1t says further
Remember Care Is your best pro-
fecti0n No germs No cholera.
Stay away from other peoples hogs.
keep people away from your hogs.
Use care In moving hogs to your
premises for any purpose.
Keep your dog tied up, keep other
dogs away.
Promptly burn Or bury the carcass
Of any animal that dies On your prenn-
iAes.
See that other people do the same.
III hog Iii your herd appears sick.
lose no time IN calling competent
person, veterinarian II possible, to
examine II,
IF evidence of hog cholera Is found
id your herd, Il there is or has been
possibility OF exposure, lose no time
Id yaccinating
Advise your neighbors Of the above
noted outbreak
III you know of stok hogs La the
county, notify your county agent. G..
Il. AthertOu."
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
WANT To SWEEP MINES
HERE'S An OPPORTUNITY

The United States Army Nine Plan
Ter Service viii hold open competi-
asya organizations Cd May 5, 1913, f0r
the warrant ogEicer grades of master.
nrss mate, and second mate aboard
army mans "a ansefs, About shirey
.,nsitIons are ID bs aiIed
qsl,s var department has asked the
united states Civil Saryace CoEania
a,0n III aee ats ch inegy Tor dissent
petina information relatiBe to the
noastiOns and fOr distributing aRpla-
Gallon hlanks The secretary Os the
lotnl hoard Ut civil service examiners
s. he lcs or gsastOm oslke y
ANY, cts IL slsa United States VIII
ssaDDly ID aAy pstsOn interested y
sp foEnsesl0n As u req esasss SAT
5000 ansi0 Enenk containing fpSl
nrias allow zAss ID addition ~ SD.
ariea. etc. and with an app saOa
hanrl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
SHARP REDUCTIONS
IN YOUR SHOE BILLS

!" A constant 'hiker' over ali con.
ditions IN roads, my shoes were hard
o1 my feet until { discovered Ne0hn
SoIes. And ais for wear NeoeiA
SoIes give twice the service Of soles ]
formerly used, writes II. Noyes
CoIIinsOn, HazeitOr, Pa.
This long service means sharp ~
auctions Ia those big shoe bills, Ion 8
Is because of worn cut soles that iaC
shoes are discarded. Buy NeCIif-
soied shoes. not only for yOsiTself. but
for the whole family, clnIdresl ~
Guided. Also, take your Cd aascs
% the repaignsasl and hays tisla -
bottonaed with Ne0Iin SoIes.
Remember ge0lin SoIes are water
pr00f. AS well as conIIo table and ~
wearing They are created by Sciesl
TO be Ill that soles should Re, and -
made BY The Goodyear Tire B R0
E5er Co. Ak1uFa, Ono who als0 nas
WiugfOof Heels guaranteed fo out
wear all ether heels.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
IS TPg0RT CITIZENS
WILL APPEAR TONIGHT
BEFORE CRY FATHERS

One 0g the Important features 0s
t0nightss meeting 81 the city council
In regular session will be tbs pres
saaee ag i delegation be cifiEena from
Eaatport who VIII seek to have cts
water conveyed immediately to that
place and to maintain system d
water supply
1t Is considered very probable that
the council viii take some definite nc
ton Immediately after they have
heard the gpokssmen Of the delega-
ton. At q recent meeting Of the
board az directors ct the Annapolis
Water company this subject was dis
cussed. Jesse Z. Clark will head the
delegation which will appear before
the solons at s0night's meeting.
Mayor Strange viii take up with tbs
members Of his Official famiIy the mat
ter Of celebration I'd this city on the
day when the Annapolis Claiborne
ferry will become reality The
mayor Is determined that the CIa1-
borne celebration shall not outshine
that on this side of the water and he
will urge that suitable program be
arranged Immediately
II Is she intention of Mayor Strange
to present the promoters Of the ferry
with fine. large flag to ny from the
mast 0f the ferry boat. II has moi
yet been determined, however wheth-
er the American nag or the Maryland
State nag will Do rendered
There are numerous other matters
Of business scheduled for tonight's
meeting. and II should be an interest
ing one.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
NAVAL. OFFICERS
RECEIVE ORDERS
FOR OTHER DUTY

Below are the latest orders issued
BY the Navy department
III. -Cosndr. II. Il Brown, from But
faio, IN. Il, to League Island Naval
hospital
Lt.-Comdr. d. q. Sweet, from bureau
of Steam Eng. TO Paris, as assist. 20
Naval aklache.
Lt.-ComdF. q. III Rex from receiving
ship at New York to duty under 8. N.
i. ii. Ny
Lt.-Comdr. u G. d Costa, from
Philadelphia Naval hospital, to the
deorge washington
z -Conlgir. ii. A. Arnold, Aslatic Sta
ton, to take passage via Empress of
Asia 10 Manila.
lit. j. @. III. Stone, to the Ellis
til. b. Bolt, to Navy Yard, y. II
lit. w. Il. Tattersall to Annapolis as
officer ID charge Naval Power Radio
Station
iii. ii. II. Fish. I'd the Bancroft as
engineer Officer, when commissioned.
Its. n. u. Kennedy and y {, Wash
burn, to the Wilhelmina.
HE M. II. Jepson. 70 the General
0orgas.
lit. ri &. Smith. to The Troy.
E.E Il. S. Scott, IL League Island
Naval hospital.
tt 6. 6. Gardner. to Cape May Ma
val hospital.
i'll. II Cunlmins. to the Saturn.
III. %. r. Cato. to Sd Naval District,
return oe discharged sailors to their
homes.
Its. Ii. 3. Mathis, II g. FitSsinr SEis,
and Iii. NJ. m. Lott to the Artemis.
1T. u. M. Turner, to Recruiting Sta
Ition 1T Atlanta. Ca
1T. e III White, 70 Pelham Bay
Training Camp.
lit. d. b. baker. to Recruiting Sta
ton at ST. Louis, Mo.
1T. q. q. Holiday, 70 the George
Washington.
Lt il L Mason. from aIr active duty.
effective May 4
III 4. n. Hawkins relieved from -
active duty.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
ImnrSlYer ents

Maryland Electric Railways, (An-
napolis Short Line) is building q hand
some new station at Severna Park.
The work has been done through the
Interest and cooperation 81 THE Sew
erna Park Improvement Association.
Charles Bernstein. proprietor Of the
old Germania hotel. Main street, has
made great improvements to his prop-
erty and has opened an up-to-date Ice
cream parior, soda water fountain and
confectionery store Mr. Bernstein
recently sold his residence, rs Con-
duit street to Mrs Wells, and has NOV
ed his family above his store on Main
street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
HOG ISLAND MEN
VOTE ON WATER
ToR CHRIS MING

water won by ma ioFity over oil
the liquids proposed. from whitewash
TO hard cider, in the Hog island votes
on d christening substitute for cham.
payne when the nation goes dry. FIFTY
one per cent. favored water.
The ballots we're issued q week arc
and SO per cent Of the 80, 900 employees
expressed their preference.
The country goes bone dry on July
writes Bill Hazard. reamer, 50
why not hit the ship with dry bone !
Patrick Duignan, machinist, pro-
poses concoction Of hard cider and
soda water and says that u would hs
hard TO tell It from champagne.
Casting his vote for neal beer,
Robert Webster, clerk. remarks that
tie chnnlp mat Invented the stun was
i poor judge Of distance.
Many sentimental suggestions were
made. Harry Whalen Ioroman Of the
stores department, would like 70 see
ships chrIstened with water from the
River Marine
Local pride III Hog island suggests
genuine Delaware River water taken
from the dock hi the ships birthplace,
4 quart bottle of water taken from the
first tank tested and passed
Ginger ale. peppermint, grape juice,
c0coannt water, whitewash, salt water
were also proposed.
The company. however, is prepared
TO keep mp christening with chant
payne. for II has OH hand supply stf-
flcient Tor all the ships contracted for.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
ssapernar Approves Parole

Governor KsarTlaaaBttgsa To-Day 10
proyed al application for parOae og
Denton A. AEKIienia. @ho II nsw aegy-
anx d year i sentence ia the HOusa 81
Correction. Re was sent up fr0Ea
angku nnsy 4. ass.
following bis coaviek lon "a q eaaarl8a 0k
fceny. me sasa nil ~ Anally 40
eisea upon Friday
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
Honda, Nltis:
luh Nef

fhe Monday Whist club. composed
81 tht following members are playing
ia'' hume If Mrs John 3 Craven
b hef haa1e on Southgate avenue this
AFTERNOON AIRS W ID Brereton, Mrs.
ffanis laude, Mrs. A. M .. He
t1flaieR Airs Samuel Brooke, Miss
sltaa Mccormick. Mrs. Paul Il. V0iri0t.
saa alrs Rlbe1eau
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14

RaH " IAfeek Saslw or 1ASlmen1a
kake GROVES gs chill
1oSEC, which Ii simply IRON aala
oU1NIgE saspsaasa IL ayrup. SO
Aleasants exen ch1adfan IKE 4. Yoa
can sOon Resl lis siren khening. In
MIGRATING Effeck S0c.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14

g.Hcurlg Service Morning ard Mvsnlsg
RltsE ssSsx AnnAe eass, Razsszaese @&A
gaeasnRkDn anG Camp kASadS
mt0m AMI Camp 4A&s
YnRDmngeK@ change Mt Naval
Academy Janctton.D
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
- -

Tha Naval ~ EAnas-
men have she esFissk cxe Ok TIE
sax which rasa on The Severn thia az
sEaoon me Is 81 ii Nlsssal oe &
poSElad ever 1870
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
TO COMMAND BIG
WIRELESS STATION

Lieut.. W. q. Tattersal, Il. q M, has
been ordered to the Naval academy
and will command the Naval Power
Radio Station across the Severn.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
and the salt,

rss and the salt
g5e hter and the song;
aild The spice,
@ Ue get along!
aud the plan,
and the strife.
\. lie love Dt man
s oaing q lifel
eonettlIn 81 the green gfahs
'e ,,,att|a trHe to form;
whore The dreams pass
gsr md warm
.,o htsi his vest ofS,
aa che thistle;
anal Is he woodblIie,
srrffn low III whistle
n, hsaiiag world sweet
Wi,tl III brobbing spell
,.3 l,,,d la pinned BnoWdr0p
the dell
Bentztown Bard.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14

Miss adele Aknnroe entertained at
dinner ak her home last Friday evea~
Ing ten guesls. who afterwards at
tended the dance at CarvsI Hall. The
guas4p wssa bliss Polly Morton. Dgiss
Harriet Love. Hiss Elizabeth Love-
Miss Hailia Gray, Meegga. John Nor
ion. Glrard Morgan. Wentworth Gross.
Nat Wolf. and r. MaTatOn. q member
Of the Pennsylvania crew.
Nrs Thomas KUgtz. wife or Capsain
Knrtz il gIving i tea to 8 few friends
to have them meet her guest. Miss
Brown, this afternoon.
Daniel P. Wiggiils. G. ~. M. Of East
port, Chesapeake avenue and Burn
side street, was operated on ST the.
Naval hospital this morning.
Mr.. and MRS. Phillip d. Morgan en-
tertained few Wardour friends last
evening eli cards to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Morgan who have just come to-
open their summer residence At War
dour
Mrs. Walter Norris entertained Mrs
81 Holiday and son, Richard Holiday,
and Mr. william Hammond, Of Balti-
more, yesterday at her attractive
home LII Wardour
Mr.. Hughiett Holiday, Jrs Of CHI
cago. III, nephew 0f MRS. Walter b.
Norris Is 4 guest OF the Norris's at
their home.
Mrs. Bruce Nichols, az Detroit,
Mich. Is the guest Of Miss Elizabeth
HhOmpsoil.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
n. Ia Ei,e

,tfer r members OF the Peggy
$50 ri a I'arfy Chapter. Daugta-
,.,4 II snierican Revolution, will
,tgl party Mrs. d. M. giarrf-
ti,.s Iegeltt, las offered her hoiRe
- ,saI academy for the party.
s,.,eli n Is ia given for tile beneflt Ok
,ssas Rs efore lie devastated French
.fllarp al I'iiioi0y.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
Passion VI eek
aa..5t.1sS

Passion week services will be held
every night this week excepting Sat
arlay night. lit Maryland Avenue M
& church Services viii begin az
ESQ this evening and evsry evening
hereafter at 8 o'clock
Il Il The first time that anything OF
tbs Kind has ever been held at Mary
lanl Avenue and It Is expected that
they VIII be we'll attended
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
EAyE a
gsRa

SO. xE.ge. go, eIo. 20 z.s9. 80
49,. xaa &s ~ ~. A. 49,
11s80 IA.
ka,ayN Naval AenGaAs E@ I'D ksINks
asKiaeRs @k@es HDHse %aaxloMs BlAA@a
81. ana Celles8 Ave.s eegan 81 mtnasss
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
AND
INTER


What has become OF the surfew
Iordinances asked lady IND crested
In child welfare.
~ see children on the street night
" after 9 O'Clock, the hour M led Tor
them to be under the shelter pro-
lection OF their own home think
the law is good thing and alslrsl u
seemed to be obeyed to the letter,
while 81 late there has been . esarketl
Iaxity.. Children we're skatis last
might on the streets until GEer 10
o'clock, and feel quite sure thy were
not over II years Z
Passing through the rotundh of the
state House the other day, d lady asked
/ the watchman when the tablet to the
Maryland 500 was going 10 be unveils
ed. The reply was not very encourage
ing. as the man could give no infor-
nation The lady wassh heard to re-
mark III wDaa, q Cyernor has
forgotten IL, and continuing. she said,
Now that spring is here It would be
/ fine to have great occasion made 81
the unwilling of this tablet 70 MFsry-
lands 500 who represent the Young
men who volunteered to enlist in The
navy and thus permitted Maryland to
nh her quota before any other state
in the Union. call them all heroes
and hope to participate In the unyeil-
ing of the tablet III their honor, when
the Governor names the day =
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
| ontraci Awarsl

SCI ract for building hand
~ eonnodiona home f0s
llianls at Murray Hill, hSh
sfaea TO Contractor Elmer 3
~, s,'1 tttr the building and otllez
49, s vii be furnished by TIE Gar
sss., Sllnaer company PAana ard
81 Ions are not vet All ID. bna
Week = e UO s. +
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
foaRi sails
Iar H0land

poanl vladimir LedOcslQW Who
III for yes York Oh Thursday, sailed
sst8riAy for England. where he will
,kit relatiYes before going to his home
S. Russian Poland The Countess,
NH before her marriage was Miss
l6aise Warfe1d. daughter of former
Governor and Mrs Edwin Warfeld, ID
r53 Ill flaklaie Manor, the WartleItl
STATE HI Howard county. with their
saanr children whefe she will remain
daring the absence Of the Count.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14

The pin In the hands OF tho snaail
bog IL usually bent On mischief
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14

The regular monthly meeting Of
Dc ladies Aid society of Maryland
AVENUE n church Will DO held this
evening Il o'clock 1T the home 81
sfs Walter Clark, Prince George
Street