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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-07
COLUMBIA

A letter was received from James
P. Little, former correspondent of The
Bulletin, now residing in Hartford, en-
closing the fec for his renewal of mem
oership in the Columbia He'd Cross. Mr..
Lfttle's health Is fairly good at pres
ent-
Mr.. and Mrs. George 1. Wright of
Arlington, Mass, were in town last
week Friday and Saturday, guests of
Joseph and Eliza Hu.thins. Mrs.
Wright Is a cousin of the Hutchins and
known to the older residents of CO.
iurnbia as Miss Louise Chenery. who
lived during her childhood with her
aunt, Mrs Simon Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright visited friends in town and left
for Lebanon.
Owing y the illness Of Clayton S.
Hunt TIE driver of the High school
truck. the pupils have been taken to
Willimantic in the car by Raymond f.
Clarke. Some of the pupils are still
detained at home by illness.
Owing to conditions produced by the
storm travelling on the country roads
IS difficult. specially for automobiles.
Vsry few Of these are seen of the
state roads. and it is with difficulty
that they got through the soft ground.
One car on Chestnut Hi was mired,
and had TO oe pulled out l.y oxen.
Randall Porter has given up his bus
mess position in Hartford and return
ed 10 Wesleyan university. Middletown'
Since the termination Of thc war the
courses Of study which he'd been dis
continued or disarrangsd have been
restored to their normal Ia~'s. making
II desirable for him to finish his college
course.
Tho holiday recess having ended
Miss Harriet Porter has returned to the
Walnut EIill school. Notick. Mass,
where she is teacher.
Dwight a. Lyman IS suffering with
n severe attack OF sciarI,l. while 9TH
ers are afflicted with rheumatism OF
neuritis.
on account Of the stor5a Wednesday
evening no meeting Of tho Grange was
he'd.
Tho whist farty which was TO have
been held Thursday evening for the
benefit or the Red Cross. was postpon
cd 70 Friday evening.
Worilnu seldom e+rtttCr pro ba Nv
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-07
You May Find
It In Stocking
Cincinnati authority says your
troublesome CornS just
loosen and fall off

Sore corns. hard corns, soft corns or
corns between the toes Just loosen in
their sockets and fall off the next day
if you will apply directly upon the
corn few drops of a drug called free
zone, says a Cincinnati authority.
You merely put a drop or two of
this freezone on the tender, touchy
corn today and instantly the corn stops
hurting, then tomorrow sometime you
may find the old torturous pest some
where in your stocking. having fallen
off entirely without a particle of sore
ness, pain or irritation. The skin, ssf-
rounding and beneath the former corn
will be as healthy. pink and smooth as
the palm of your hand.
Al quarter ounce of freezone is suf6 J.
cient to rid ones feet of every corn
and callus, and any druggist will
charge but a few cents for it. 1t is
compound made from ether.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-07
CHESTNUT HILL

Schools in this vicinity reopened
Monday after weeks recess. Mrs.
Carrie Payson has been secured as
teacher in the Liberty Hill district for
the remainder of the year. Hiss Bessie
Salton is the teacher at Tobacco street
Miss Georgia Flint of WIilimantic is
still substituting on Chestnut Hill.
Miss DeIvina La F1eur, who teaches
near Stafford, has two weeks vacation
which she IS spending with her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Henry La Fleur.
c. H. Tate made short visit to New
York last week
Miss Jessie James. who has been ii
with grip in Mansfield, was able to
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-07

Old Year. last week. Sunday morning.
Mrs. J. P. Richardson is in Dorches-
ter, Mass, caring for her son and his
family, who are i'll.
The First Congregational church will
hold its annual meeting and roll call
Saturday, January II.
Saturday afternoon, December %.
1918, at the nome of Mrs. Mary Ander-
son of Hops lille, her daughter Anna
was united i'll marriage with Willis
Morgan by Rev. ]. 7. Richardson, in
the presence Of about fifteen near rel
atiVes and friends. After q wedding
dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan went to
their home in Center Griswold, having
the best wishes of a. host of friends.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-07

5ridgeport.-Cars of the one-man
type are to be used in New Haven.
Bridgeport and Hartford. They seat
"a persons. The passengers leave by
the front door, paying and obtaining
transfers as they enter.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-07
CRISWOLD

Mrs. w. H Whiteman of Norwich
town spent Tuesday last with Mrs. E
A. Geer.
Rev. J. P. Richardson gave his hear
crs very interesting sermon on the
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-07

Women seldom stuttcr Probably
it's because they have so much to
say and haven't time.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
WATCH YOUR STEP.
FRIDAY THE 18TH

Most people you met today had their
fingers crossed Today Is Friday
The 18th. When the thirteenth falls
.on Friday took out Tor the Jinx and
then look out.
Ii you stubbed your toe when ron
got out of bed. or hit y0nr crazy bone.
lilame It on Friday the thirteenth. Is
yon stopped OYER I'd pick IN pin
with the point toward you and burst
your suspender, or lore your hose
strap. blame It On Friday the tilir-
ieenfh. It's unlueky, III single eomhi-
nation. both Friday and Is, but when
The Two come together. watch Your
step.
The girl that goi married today had
her nerve with her, AZ did the man
who made any financial venture, for
i hoodoo and skiddoo i Friday the
18th
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
BALTIMoRE's MAYOR
VISITS PIGGERY

Mayer Rroonig, of baltimore and Il
Marty, made i tour al inspection yes
tertfay 10 the piggerg At Rodkin Creek.
Anne Arundel county. where disposal
fs made al Baltimore city,s garbage
by the American Feeding Company
Though he refrained from saying
what ne thought of the plant, the
a!ayer expire sed himself iii being yery
much interested III Il.
The party was met hy II @ tsannl-
Mis-, president u the American Feed
ling Company, and proceeded imme-
#diaieIy to look at The pigs
The animals, which number about
Y, i100. are at present being fell III
fenced-in fields, whore the garbage ii
scattered Immediately after ii il re-
aaiyed oh scons Within i few week 1,
'aoweyer. they viii be fed from con
tsrete platforms which nov are near
sly ready for use. The utilization Of
these concrete feeding platforms
awaits the completion 81 wharf and
narrow gauge railway Work On these
Us progressing rapidly
Mr. Gaumnitz said lie was satisfied
swith the results thus far. Ii vas on
sly natural. he said. that satbaeks
should have been experienced al the
beginning and that some losses should
have occurred among the pigs re
said fllat much more success could be
expected as soon as Improvement
we're completed and the plant vas rim
ming at full blast Frederick d. Ban-
man, consulting engineer ID the AM
erican Feeding Company. who accom-
panied the Mayors party. said The
same thing.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
GEORGE RETZ WAS
IN AERO SERVICE
DURING GREAT WAR

George II. Retz whose work as an
aoro-nl .eliaIrie iii France vas another
contribution ii re varied ser ice
giyen BIZ ile youths II A1aapulia and
vicinity ID TIM eanse, has returned g
a.s home iii this eitg, after having
been discharged last Saturday At
Camp Meade. He II one of The few
ID wear three golden ctayrons, lntii-
eating eighteen months of foreign
service
Mr. Retz tried q enlist n The open
ing III the war. hat was rejected on
account of an old injury II his hand.
However. ha was taken iii ali early
draft leaving here for Camp Meade "a
November, l9I7, and then being as
ignod I'd the work Of an aero-nle-
caanse. He became 4 rnembcr of tie
Es544tsl Aero Squadron.
His work iii France was varied and
interesting After training at Kelly
Field, san Antonio. Tex he went g
rance, and was for long time on
duty 1T Issondun, the largest aviation
held III the world Later, he visited
inherent fronts, Tours Ferdun and
fashers, and was engaged IN repairing.
when possible Allied and German aero-
planes which had been brought to
earth Here be saw many thrilling
sights. including the final dives of
many aeropiaEes which had been sue
cassfully attacked
Mr. Rctz received designation ais
aviation cadet, and would have been
commissioned shortly hut for the ar-
nlisfiee He has a most wonderful
collection III unusual war photographs
pua bemoans The loss ~ q still liner
one which was stolen from him.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
S LOO Re ward. 500

The readers of this paper Viii lie
pfeaso,l te learn fIaat theip s. ~ Isasi
safie dreaded tiisese tIlat eietss has
aaen able q curt ID slIi rs and
that Ii eatarrli e'atarrli being realty
Influenced biz on ssll;ll eatlsiifians
requires Gems ltat inr tfealins Il 8
#ifail' afarrh Meeiisin aker 81
sernallv asld ac IN tlfra Tin blood On.
the Mucous surfae S. ~ DC sS't Il elat
thereby tlesf Fpyilag ID foundation 81
the disease giving tlis pat tent strength
by building MP Tie e0siat lttttiet and
assisting nature III doing its work
The proprietors ltstya SO in1le Il fsilii III.
The curutigf powers 81 Hall as
tarrh Medicine thAt they nfIsr 1,sia.
hundred Dollars FOR any case tifat tt
fails 10 cure SIND ior list ef testis
alonials
Address CHENEY CO.
Toledo. Ohio Sold by ail Draggist
TIC.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
ANOTHER RICHMOND
IN THE FEEL D. FOR
STATE SENATOR
HnmDhres b. Wolf slnt 10 OppoAe
nammeaa Who Il Opposed By
fsernsan gDrwm aixaiIon

Announcing his can aisiacy for Lem
oeiatic noasinafion fur sfats senaso7s
fF1n Howard county. Humphrey ID.
| Aoife hng j Neli known figure 81
4 nni.poiis u legislature times. - III
baltimore rs terday
Al former state senator siward 81
Hammond Is ksa.ed III ~ Il caniisinte
with me backing 81 the German o.
saIaization iii the coaat Ei0u:afil
county seems q have fight slated
Mr. Wolfe Is best Known by poll
tieians III h3fll IartlsA The readissg
CLERK iii me House al Islegate s He
scrycd il hal post ion during tive So
sions Blit long ago nc Wis member
III he House ana has held oiher pHisitc
pusit iOas sIan from polltIes. III - !.
practical farmer, owning aud elm iyas
ting oIle III tiIe oldest homes eatis AT
Howard county. HE farm an which
Ne was born aaa has spent hIs Ifs
His ilrst appaaf1n III Anna 9lts
vas !. quarter Sc eeilisir u arc. ia
1884. wl,en fsriaer MAYOR I,Eesto Ass
tie speaker sf the House iae N.ss then
the second youngest man III He bod IS
3flia IeAt fslII iio n candidate for
another term. bilt n.sls defeasea ii The
Republican landslide. which placed
Lloyd LoWHles III lie eovernurslliIs
MOI stnlbe.l lle vas eslls islate gouf
yss. Is iaser aad 49, elected Isl y i.lrtse
plurality IIe served iii iila aessit u
1900 and the peelsll ae:ss i'm IL 1871.
and III tte latter session VAS I mem
l,sr III tiie only committee pf the
House. which was known is the easiIi
n1sfee on speci4l lag station III his
service IN the House lie was espe eisaI.
II interested III gricultursli ies slas
tioil
During the Latter ilalf 9f Jstiln Val
Tor Smiths term Isl GayernoF Mr
Wolfe was appointed ID the Hoard 81
Election s1lner visors fo Howard
count and served lis ils PRESIDENT
The late Governor tsrothers appointed
him to tile board Of tie House III ~
reetion ana ii 1912 lie w.ls elected
Yise president If that board FIJI 1868
DE Wis Ii candidate for the ilolilfil:l
ton Tor State Senator aud paIlea fif
teen votes n the county convention
Sc 4 like number cast Tor Arthur n
tiorl.lan, Il He withdrew and asked
tlle convention Ia make Mr.. German Il
iloasillat ion unanimous
hope now said Mr. Wolfe, 81
Rr.llify an ambition of long stais!fifls
and ask tlle s,lpport of al fractions III
the party And Il nominated and
elected make The solemn premise
lint vii give to tile Welfare af ms
state and count every npite Ill Iii
5austiy and ability | may possess
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
COUNTY TRUCKERS
FIX THE PRICES
FOX TOMoToES
tsy0wsFs ii nisEsremt Parts 81 The
stu I Fix Prices For tanned 10.
nlasaes FOF Coming season

ElaSa<s kOF alAfng season
recent conference of repre- en-
n III tsle Baltimore IanEea GssSstls
III rsSe ard i committee e the Bal
tl.nore ard Arundel Truck ers sso
sat ioF. price If 655 cents PEI hAsllsl.
sr enact 81 10 sIser ton. wa i1ggas s.
by lle Baltimore Gamers for con-
,s.ss: sonsa toes tits sea sor
Growers aud tanners il different
ia1s ii Tie State are agreeing on
contracs prices ranging from slS e
SO ner TOT. Il large aumber 81 groNS-
49, ii all parts III the STATE are not
con RI ( ing FER the prices ofiersa
gne Official committee of growers
lof .he Eastern Shore ana he eoniHait=
of the Ell SStt ate snTlers Assocta-
tissa have been unable III Eree upon
general price Tie tanners eonl-
III. lice naye sagg led nothing above
pes ton. be iietiiag thai lhe pres
ett naarket prizes. Gamers could NOT
!, sf5ra ii offer more Tie groeers On
iae ailler hand desired $40 per ten
and later reduced 10 So SO fui.tller
action hrs been taken
Win the increase II the eost e
Fertilizer AMI manure over liiss Year,
growers lei tlllt they should res
eciye price Which would JUSTIFY them
sQ rpise lile rep
Al Il result, greatly reduced ae-
s.ss sise ,Fsssofs.a to his u tae state
sit.I1s This il no. doubt III DC
desired 81 Yiss@ 81 present stock I'D
hand and the limited demand.
An efors MA Tho part 81 tlsa Er9Ss7
ar tp tlsice :scFa;agt ard tO isissrssassA
yield per acre Viii undoubtedly result
81 loWefia the cos ~ production
Ille Extension service repre- efita-
tissss have been u gin i betf 40 met mods
1f eslisilre As / means toward lnefe;t Al
ri yields yer acre and o5Nering cost
81 production, AMI employed every
ts1ca h I oE getting The growers and can
lers together and emp sized the adj
vantage of cooperation for the main
etsance and promotion of Che industry
II ne tass
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
FRANCE TO BUY
RADIO STATION

The purchase d. the French gov
iarnnent Of the United States Radio
station al Bordeaux. of which Capt.
81 Clair smith, III s. II recently ~
tached to duty Al the Naval Academy
has been placed III command, Ii an
rounced by the Scientific American,
II fich saw
The sale Dc the great Lafayette
wireless station Al bordeaux 10 the
French Government 1T price og ap-
proxirnately 81. 600, 900 and mary hi1h-
erto unpublished facts of American
naval activities lii the war were an
lluslnced recently BIZ Assistant Secre-
tagy Roosevelt
The great Lafayette radio station
near Bordeaux was Intended to insure
communication between washington
AMI the army and navy II case the
cable system was put out 81 commits
sion III interfered with b. German sub
rnarines. Nj. Roosevelt sid 1T has
eight towers and could communicate
win thc Hnited States day Of night
ii was built BY the navy | arranged
with the Preach Government that We
shall complete the station whah r
lwo-th birds finished. and they will then
lake ii over ii what ii costs us, shout
22 600 600 francs.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
IN ANNE ARUNDEL CO.
WERE CLoSED TODAY
Scholars begin Tive md 4 Half
Months Variation md say G0o1-
Bye 10 Teachers and Rocks
Ar n,11ltr ssilallA n Anne Arundel

iesgEtN tfa
Bye 10 Teachers and Rocks
All public schools y Anne Arundel
county closed today for the summer
vacation ana Will probably not reopen
until after the middle VI September
The date for reopening will not be.
fixed antsI LIE August meeting or the.
September meeting og the County
Hoard % Education,
AL the local public school here was
no closing exercise today n any of
no class Toons. the Grammar School
Commencement IL noticed ii these coll
iliiliis yesterday having completed the
program 81 closing exercises at this
school To-day the school children IT
ail grades returned "a the school md
turned III their books, cleaned out
desks. leaving everything splck and
snan Tor the opening 81 school Those
who had passed we're given certificates
Ii that efTect. Goodhyes were said %
teachers and other scholars ami the
school year al 1919 came TO close
nn Friday the 18th day IL black cats
and passing under ladders and such
snperstitlous things.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
SIEANR HERE
Cont nusd from PAGE enee

me same aslticalty ii putting ma
shines aboard win Be soanterea q
ola horne IS ii ANN Il. as both
4 harYes were prepared rom Ire II
sorsaa ton furnished ~ lle iran per
station company
Ths steamboat MAS sited 81 4
large number ii people II morning
aiayor strange MAS alltass lser earts
as well as other stat nd ely on
Ga All we're nneh ssed al The
general appearance aila sninola
tsens of the boat. ana pre- sse ID the
opinion thai no lIIier vessel could hayss
been scared
4 Anoiher thing which sen general
plea sure vas tie exeeliass MP ress son
lsasle 81 Inc pfsieers an9 men ii Ne.
steamer She Is connsasaieti ~ Cailt.
aoalas & Mann al d5eicer ~ long
expariette and plainly 81 splendid
iiligaficas sar he cllasasier OF traf q
Sc which IN vii hsndl There s
aae personnel of 0lticea.s and men
and there was genera 81 of know
ing what Is slO about ssy 81 81 zone
sseni about their warks MI Mann
stated HIST he hssa heeIat Annapolis
but once kelose. ana i ms hlst
is EXPRESSED himself ginch pleased
with The general anpea ~ thsilg
ex cept TIL the laneiilg liities World.
have to III ii laier te ears
ssar 81
lpt. Mann gave ali oasn sf Il
trip from tl.s sieirIty ork til.
Annapolis As WeIl known ne
steaii.af, ss,rfserly HE ,rlsls tsia.
ran aground ii = aresy pesry ltiFsr
dufiiss j fags end W.ss fl9atel tar
several weeks. She arfel frpill
Perth Antboy, 81 u. On sl1 seeansl triI,
last Saturday, but the gs along the
Jersey COTS comps llaa Issr 4, So, back.
Ihe eona START Mas ale on Tues
lay, and again foEss wer cssan tered,
and the movements wee slow.
MAS necessary 60 put al norfolk
ID recoaI and the stst va j made
from there az NedIssaa looii the 4
gsslyil here hetiag lhYtslV Ssslgl 81 III
Thefe several pla,lenls be
solved onihis end, as Ne any which
might olIer fhe.nseive tiie Clais
Borne side Ii a9isliiiar Is the diff
caIt is.s. III the way Of lassllis aiatonio-
biies, the big boat has Rs no iY!ealis n
proper u harfage here DC eStentls Il
Ion ways oil ana h gFssl Exposed
"a d any heavy Mind Il N which may
arise This can only 81 reinesliel l,sy
3 row or two roWs 81 ing and adj
Editional authority mus BE secured
sfroal the federal gopef aefit
There ii also the esalilg problem
/. II III aaders God thai tsss lIarrinst ION
E,Eslust % fo Baltimore iIsa day or two.
E.for another supply II GER
Etainly BE serious l,ro ton II some
better method Is rrangetl &c
| will be most unfortl ate interfer-
anee with the traffic ifaeans cannot
50 found u coal witl1on oss 81 time
BEFORE leaving today vernon Har-
rington said that he taking the
"trip very largely for tssa purpose on
laater.nining just what hedule could
I lid maintained. It was stated that the
round trip could be ma dssl lI two hours
land twenty minutes, plaas the time for.
/ ilnfing and getting ana This would
permit three trips eaes way 4 day.
The governor wished determine
whether The vessel Wlsssld meet the
promises made for 4,
+ be steamboat ii IS Ysted 10 return
It'd Annapolis this aftersaon or even-
ing hut the governor v stay On the
1 "a etar4, sslt5,ras strfia tanss* XNadnasfiav
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
GRADUATES ENJOY
STRAW RIDE AT NIGHT

Graduates of Wednesday from the
Annapolis High school enjoyed straw
ride last night Ii one of siehls's
large trucks. The party went as Ear
IS University Parkway baltimore.
They took along IA abundant ssii,isIy
u geod things 81 eat including sand.
wiohes 81 al kinds, cake. candy and
soft drinks.
All declare they hsd royal good
time ana IL was their oNn treas.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
DIPLOMAS FOR is AT
SAINT MARY'S SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT TONIGHT

Thirteen graduates from st. Mary s
school will receive their diplomas To-
night from the hands III the Rector.
Re. Father Toohey, Of ST. Mary' 4
Church
To be one of thirteen graduates on
Friday the 18th. is indeed distin-
guishea honor u those who scout su-
F1ars,ition II III not thought any III
the Young graduates viii have their
fingers crossed when The highly prix-
ia diploma ii given them.
Miss Mary NJ Cole Will take first
nonors 81 the class The following
are the graduates Henry ] Engelke,
Charles N. Himmeiheher, Theodore a
Pantaleo, James s. Ruby. CT Irving
Sherman, Priscilla Il Banks. Eliza
beth ID. Sanders Anna e. Brady, Ala
Al. Cantier. Mary III Cole, Elizabeth
M. Hodek. Bertha II Lee. Resale d.
Macaiuso.
In correction with the commence
naens exercises an interesting and en-
tertaining program Will be presented
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
~. ehn tees eet

Trustees nf ST Johns College held
al i,lportaRs meeting On "Wednesday
nighs. Besides trarsactillg routine
business. the trasiees passed upon &c
sraes Is be awarded At the cotrsre1lc
ment III the collega nex1 Ns4an SO ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
~ Arrest 0nIg

But one arrest MAS reported This
Inorning ii TIC station house On Duke
.of Gloucester street Katherine Wis
liaans, colaresl. was arrested ~ On
Ger Lsowraam. charged with disorsi Ariy
conduct she vas tried before ] sls-
eice WEIGH, who imposed fine and
costs 81 S2.7S. which VAS paid and the
accused dismissed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
- 81 asmTNGrON

g.00t Gas. sos, s,tE,. ta.05 n. f5 IS. NJ. l2, q
l.tss, 2.ii,, 81 ts :s:gl s4.eEi :a, go,
li.t,5 Tt1. at5. IIOJ. III. M.. I2.aJ a. ~.
xItaiiy except sunday.
CONNECTING lit DsleHfau with Il, II. X
aIa8eai Annapolis II baltimore
For tlrkets anil Information apply 81
3sltir t.ify ticket uIiasH West Strtsei gsatiptl
Stafe H0nse stlttan, College Avenue and
IslaeIen Streefs Curved ifiIit Mgfsiana
sIfntel Ciliie \ S 81 Al. Tor afiisrrs. nlitss
altIIaaan. ett.. connected with the Nara
Academy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
Helpful HI

Men eaiasekl h4aalere csa 3t
boiIed II sheat rainiiis hem hes
es1sle ouf lacking i'll ltss brig ssl fr
me boiling
laa need n4t Weep Wlleif sfat lstas
hers rad isl SIT 0ilt 9n iale Iss1rs,h sr
sby an aren door alid yoa van isiiila
Il 4
gei the cilt ef lang lts 81
$40 lilore tis liiisli stsiaisstl Nf}f
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
satai Oisis,er
% sen DUTY

naHt Commander Rieger, who
Aa Ism attached To duty at the Ma
% 5lting us assistant TO the Conn
laaH9Af has been ordered to SEA duty
ii fttlilaifee and gunnery oiilcer 81
Minnesota, nov acting
q port between Norfolk and
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
llilliIis Home
II. III

Matter 6 lark have
winter home on Prince
aifa IRE now occupy
home al Clark
tsst Anaapolls, where they
fiiFfi safis fall
ana Miss Florence RE
ister u Lieut. Com
l,,4eesr NJ. left
,ena tie summer
they anticipate
lliapelis III October,
Sienee here both
ffteir retnrn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
w b. q a. Electric
Railroad.
hid. CITY rRIssEIN Ais

fIaif Hourly Service Morning NIL isye,'.tll
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