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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19
DOTS AND DAsHEs

Washington Iuu supreme court
today ordered H r'HfrUu,ui 90 test
uru.,puuaa IwuFul fu, .uu.uiu-
uuuuUU OF provisions Of tnr income
ilN t.I uf lHlh. iiNIur stock dividends
Ur income Arguments VIII hr
heard nest fuI
Washington apprehension ts in
tho safety uf Commando John ~
Towers and h.a ,r'w ui four mon Who
boo lhr a'uphu, y g. 2. have been
lusi 500 H"u fur more iWn forty hours,
h1s begun Goo dHp.HU' iH' feeling "l
confidence among naval uilIrIlls ihhl
th, fN,rs would Nr found l} srll'h
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19


London. May 10 The manager OF
the sopwlth Airplnno company re-
rrivod n report az o o'clock this after.
noon that Aviator ilnwker was 100
miles OF ireland az .. m. today.
The air ministry announced shortly
nfiUr five o'clock that 10 had no con-
urmation OF the report that HnwkUr
Was Oft ireland at four o'clock this
afternoon.
London. May Is- Harry q. Hawk.
or ~ hiH urplanc has been sighted
OFT Ireland, according to AN unof-
fetal report received by the Amer.
irun navy here.
The SopWith Alrplane company
has received u report that ilnwkor
was 500 miles Oft the Irish coast at
y. m
Washington. May 1.-THE follow
INK message was received ut the nav y
department early this afternoon from
Rear Admiral Jackson at Ponm Del
Gudn;
The y. ca located scyen miles
north of ronia nel dada under he's
own power"
Admiral Jackson's report wa
taken hero 90 mean that Commander
Towers, uftsr having been force Ia
alight ON the water hy foE had bccn
by tho storm until ho wns phia to
taxi bis craft 10 safety on the surface
probably SOC mdes from the point
whore fog forced him down whc1
within u short Distance OF the "laNd
mil," az the AEurol'
The news WIS upshcd Immediately
To Mrs Towers .wifc OF the flight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19

man. he named thv following sena-
tors.
Borah. Idaho. Sterling. south Da-
kota, curtis Kansas, Watson, In
diana. Harding. Ohioi Calder New
York. johnson. California, and Knox,
penusy lyania,
senator Lodge also named tho fol-
lowing republican steering commit
tee. McCumher, North Dakota, chair
man. iafolleite. Wisconsin. Wada-
worth. New York. Fernald Maine,
France, Maryland. l'relinghuyHen
New Jersey. kcllogg Minnesota Me-
Curmick. Illinois, and Lodge eek Of
ficlul.
The following committee on pat
runugp was unmcdt
SENATORS Now, Indiana, chairman.
sutherland, West Virginia, and Len
root, Wisconsin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19

formed Of the sighting of the ". ca
he person. ny tclophoned Mrs Towers
the good tidiuEs and he dispatched
the following message 20 Commander
Towers AZ the Azoresi
u knew you would maKe. Heart
test congratulations on your piucky
ane successful flight just told your
wife rood news. Congratulate cher
commanders and crew for 30 apl.sp-
didly upholdinK :nnyy'H tradltiona
Confidently expect at leaH, two planes
TO reach England on schedule"
a. GOT LOST ~ roc
COMMANDER SAYS
Iiorta. May is.--tieutenant cDm-
mandcr =. \. I. nelilnrer. the com
mnnder % the y e. I. gave out a
statement today IN which he told of
his experience at the close of the
fiirht. In part tho statement says.
We kept To our course until we
struck the fog whom We lost our bear
inEs.
I'VE made a good lnndlns on the
sea which was rough and choppy with
heavy swelin. A strong wilma contin-
ned until We were picked up.
AT 9 y. M, (ureenwich tlmel we
sighted the mnats Of the tonin above
tho horizon. We were unable 20 see
the hull ana ~ she did not have wire
less We we're unable to communlcste
with her. We, therefore started taxi
iuF toward her About this time the
lonia sighted w and lowered a boat
which picked ua up at e.20 o. M. We
tried 90 salvage the plane. hut the
tow lines % the ionla broke and W.
were forced 20 give up tho attempt.
I'VE we're rescued with difficulty
hecause the small boat of tho lena
was tossed about IKE cork. Al OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19
City Jailer Has Not
Entertained a Guest
For Past Three Days

o Tho latch string IL hanging =
. out ut The city inil Visitors =
D would bV warmly welcomed.
D There hes nit hVyn ar inmate =
. I'm she jail since Friday Police .
y officials have been watching =
D hnd waiting, but az they put n, =
D YOU can't make people violate =
. the law when th'y want TO be- =
D have
y Three days without anyone In =
. jail iH the record as far ~ the
. memory OF men living goes. u
. H without q parallel In the past =
. ton wears, und II IN not ikely
y that the Albuquerque OF de.
y rudo or tWo usu wts over 'uw-
. abiding. The whole force Was Z
. out ON guard this afternoon, and
. lt H probable that the drOuEh
y will soon be broken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19

Mr.. Harry Hawkcr, wife of the
Australian aviator, who has bsVn
awaiting favorable weather to mop
ufr' ~ NJ. iuhn's, New wfoinsliand. in
the trunsatiantir race fur the IlpIstnu
Nni'- saO.nOb pri1r. T. rrnfiirut hr
VIII make . sarr ctrIs-iug and that
lee viii wiit She l. sccn here In
photograph, taken ut her lrrnc, near
-ssnt ~ cable, ltabN iinwkcr doesn't
-1cm Ia h. wurfy ing, either.
Mr., iiawkcr says
"pur buNs have had M help 10 all
iNvn the weather ruport~ nrr un-ni.
i-iariur,. Stiii bciic,c We -hali b"
first"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19

hor 10 took longer All tho repubu-
can senators were present, four DEM
u,ruts wore absent
Huturc auluurum,u', which was on
o. resolution uf respect Tor the late
fh, SENATE designated Senators Lodge
and Martin us committee 90 COM
WuUl.IiH tu thr president that u was
ready fnr business ana voted to as
suWnlD tomorrow % hear President
Wilson's message,
Republican Loader Lodge presented
the resolution proposing Senator
Dummius and Democratic Leader
Martin proposed senator pittmun, on
the FIRST roll ctll under the now poll
uvN alignment au republicans except
Senator Dumwlna himself and fcnh
Tor calder Of NcW York, who an.
ruuuHl0 hy withhold hIH vote in rec.
pruiuuu of puir with Senator Ger
H uf Rhode Island. democrat. voted
lllIuHt senator iltimAn.
lummins Heads senate.
Tho resolution for senator cum
minis then was adopted viva yoce SON
atur ,y,rm1u uf North Carolina. dem,
orrlt WlH called to the chair to an
Upuurp the result
After the puhiicans completed
thtlr ORGAN Htiuu tho senate adjourn
rd uutl tomorrow.
Republican senate Leader Lodg,
today appointed tE" committee or
committee to mako majority com
mittee assignments. with senator
brandCgce VI Connecticut az chair
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19

WINNlUTfln NIV N " OWlh1,
Ncb.. lost its fight against the umpho
Electric Light uud Power company
today when the supreme court ro-
fused to interfere with federal court
drrrcos pcrpciu1lly ouioiulur oiiy Of
ficinls from enforcing resolution
adopted In 1874 donSing the COMPANY
the right tn extend IT, facilities for
the furnishing Of heat and power
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19
BoISheviki
Taken by Denikine

London May i9--General Dent
kline who IA personally conducting the
operations OF his anti -Bolshoviki army
against the city o2 Tsaritzin, on the
Nulshuyibi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19

,Hus'tts. speaker over champ clark.
of Missouri. su'it.r Tor the lnat eight
fvHr#
Tho hu|Urss of swearing In now
senators WHa disposed OF quickly ss
fnrN came fu the Ni., presidents desk
In iuurs lU ihr mouse where there
W,Iu I greater number 9f urw mcm-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19
Austrian ENJOYS
Present Papers

50 G,ruan Eu l4se. MAY % The
exchange uf credentials between Rep
rrsentutiyrs uf thF allied ana ussu.
ciatcd powers und the Austrian peace
,rltEtirs tuuh place Hf D lH o'clock
this afternoon The session lasted four
miuutUH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19
Will Begin Taking
YankS From Russia

Arrhturtl tSundHNI MAY U.s. A.
are under way 10 begin
the transportation tu England ~ the
8Spth American lGftutry within ten
days time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19

New YORK, May ie.---The suit
against the International News Ser
Vice in the United States district
court came up on the calendar today
and decree vas entered Tor the
complainant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19

LONDON May 10 (9iis Harry IIawker compelled
% land the within 100 miles Of Dnge Bay according
entra News dispatch reporting wireless
limerick The aviator evidently making for the estuary
River shannon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19
BRITISH OCEAN FLR FORCED TO COME DOWN 100 Miles FROM GOAL
HARRY HA WKER ALIGHTS
OFF COAST OF IRELAND;
NJ C-3 REPORTED SAFE
~ rrr As.oc,srrp ,wsss

LONDON, May 10 (io2o p. m)-Ths British admiralty
has received wireless message that HAwers machine
found in the forty miles off Loophead the mouth Of
the River Shannon II is not stated whether Hawksr was
found
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19
IMPORTANT BILLS Are
INTRODUCED in FIRST
DAY OF THE SPECIAL
SESSION OF CONGRESS

Joint Resolution 10 Return Wire Lines to Private
Management Broaohed Today, Calls Upon
President to Give ltemzed Report of All Expen-
ditures and Receipts; Resolution to Repeal
Luxury Tax ls introduced; Speaker Refuses to
Recognize Berger, Convicted Socialist, Whose
Right to Seat In House Is Challenged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19

Chatham Mass. MAY is-Lieut
Austrich and Macn,nist Hendricksen
were drowned when a naval seaplane
foll into the sea OF here today. En-
sign Everett T. welsh, was rescued
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19
TO-DAY
IN THE NEWS
The Opening Gun
Berger 8 Brass
A True Briton

business is indicated hy the
a swift stride that it has al.
ready struck un the first day of its
special session Two important
post war measures have been IN
trodurcd. aud other necessary
business has been transacted
The return Of the telephone aud
telegraph lines is provided for in
one of the measures introduced IN
he house today President Vii.
sou ), asked for nn itcmilcd state.
mcnt regarding receipts aud cN
prndiurr,
This is the opening gun IN the
campaign to rall upon the admin.
i>iration for an account of its
stewardship during the past few
years For the first time since the
democratic party has been in
power, has the opposition had the
opportunity to put punch back
Of it, qur,tiuniug>. Il II needless
ip say that the powers thar are
must expect to have searching
lurrir, hurled at them.
Another important measure u.
iFodurrd today !, the resolution
calling for q repeal OF The luxury
iIN This revenue measure has
hccn frequently attacked ns nm.
necessary. uurrou- aud illogical
Whpihrr % m stand the ARTILLERY
thar is being trained un li J., doubt.
ful
For instance. 70, defender, viii
haN" sumr difficulty M explaining
why % lI,h of lrr rrcgm eaten 90
the counter 3, ,D Boz taxed. while
o. quart of inr cream taken home
b. not taxable
Thi. !, but % trivial detail. bat IL
admirably illustrate, tine Illogical
rugih, 200 which ihn Wruy uN
head, u.
Victor Usr..r showed considerable
|.. H. '...f ''..... ~ N|.'H. VINO N..
drr conviction uuHuI ihr ,.uuulr,
l.. U. presented 'm.,II boo .unEr,#s
auu Insisted 'hlf Do. urn' 90 nr sent.
eel should H. rrrHuu.rI
Fortunately flr tn, dlru,N uf th,
lower UuHs, uv vI. Huunu'd
90 Hrr-,r believed fhl' %, elu clear
himself 90. ur .uurr, Hy means uf u
appeal which H uHw poudiur h,
fuuHH have shown congress tn, ,uur.
t'sl tu wait uutI uls appeal WJs
IaHe'd upon
Whatever may u. fu, fuf, uf llbrs
~ litWk.r the intrepid Australian
uruuu. Who lrtt Newfoundland fHI
u.Iluu yesterday. uu, Dtu uui help
aJm.Iur bIu Hud W..hIuE nIm we'll
WIN wuU hHujI"uus against him
tWuur 'h,W fh, size uf uH plane bud
the foot that Dec htd uu "htIf was
luusr uu hIs uIrh' across tine Allan.
tr ocean liuvk,t showed his nerve
pud uI4 nIth lr hI- Own uhuN hy
taking thr plunge.
NIr'h,r nr succeeds cor whether hv
fails. uHry G itaWt'r Is BE- sprudIu
sp,,Iw,u uf BRUSH manhood.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19
WAsHINGTON. Man h

WASHINGTON May l9-Thc lost seapIane ~ g. com
handed by Commander John Towers lost in mid
saturday morning today reported navy department pro-
eedng toward Ponta Dgada under her power
from land
HORTA May l9-Thc n. ca tuning up this afternoon
preparatory for the flight to Ponta Delgada.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19
Man Charged With
kidnapping OF His
Son From Orphanage

l.sruurl lituH VIII hv riy,n prr-
umutl hearing 1u'sdH, muruiug uu
the ,haIg, of hduuppinE hIs own
child from ~ NnthuuNb uIphuudgc.
llr was arrested to-day upon com
plant signed h, uiH iorW't wife, Lola
: a, llapa, from whom 10, WHr d.
Nutttd iu the decree. sh" WAS given
tine custody ut the children \ son.
istuNvs luCI was placed iu the or
phautgt. According to the story told
the police, Bnpa went there SUNDAY
ant demanded his son lie finally
prevailed upon The authorities To give
up the boy. but his wife immediately
Informed the police. tir viii bc
given hearing Ji 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19

WV fVItN WFlTNFl WNFFHFlF
New YORK, May ia.--'opper flrm
eleCtrolytic spot and nearby 10 ASA
10 i-2 Iron nominal No. I northern
and No. I southern 1915. No. ?
northern and Np. southern 2d. ".
Lead firm spot i.27 i-2ui.12 t-2t
june a.4f i.4H5.fO. speiter fifm,
spot gl5 ~; July G2oWsi0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19

chIcago-,is.so TO tis.oo.
Denver-tia.so to siSso
Kansas ci,y-sio.ss 10 ,is.ss.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06
FHRE co. CONTRIBUTIONS

Contributions TO the fund for APP
paratus og the Hook and Ladder COM
pany III the Winter Witch Volunteer
IRE department are coming Ia steadily.
Although no official report has been
published for the past several days
q number DC CONTRIBUTIONS have been
received. one from Mrs Gelhaus. of
800, which came to this office and
was turned over To q member Of the
company
A letter was received March 5 from
ia subscriber of the Capital. W. n.
French. 1897 Wlilonghby avenue, Nor
folk. Va, formerly of this city, who
saw the list published iii the Capital
and sent a check, with best wishes for
the success of the enterprise
The following official list OF donors
IL given out today
Vim. Handbook, 800: Mrs. Eslnond,
81 90: Mrs Griffin, 800: Mrs clone,
sI.0O: e. Crosby, 500; Charles
Frank, $780, j. HI Wayson. 500;
Mrs. j. L. Harrington. 500; Mrs.
Susan Carr, $500. Mrs Helen Owens,
800: ]. Nichols. 800; Chesapeake
Dock Fish and Oyster Co. $1,000; y.
w Muilan. $500: Mrs. Z. Freeman.
500; Geo. T. Basil. fire marshal.
5000.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06
Lash
Will. BE PA ED
ON II NOVEMBER 60

That the football game between the
Naval and Military academy teams
viii clash 1t the Polo grOaads On No
rember 20. Is nov practically assured
hacause Of the acquiescence 81 the
Neyal academy authorities with those
OF the military officials Under an
agreement made several years ago the
games we're to be played On the Sat
uriay nearegt November rs which
would Sc November % this year.
The Naval academy authorities have
agreed also that West Point should
use the members of the class which
was graduated prematurely. but re-
turned to the academy for post grad
uate course. II Is known that the ~
sumption Or the annual football con-
tests between the service teams as ar
ranged b. the athletic representatives
OF the two Institutions, has the app
provai og the War and Navy depart
ments.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06
SIX ARE SLATED FOR
PAROLE BY GOVERNOR
Gases Approved BY Governor VIII
Come Before Advisory Beard OF
Parole Next Week

Governor Harrington today an
nouncea his approval Of D number or
applications for parole and these cases
will come before the advisory Board
OF Parole at q hearing to be held next
week. All that time. II there IL no
cause presented Why favorable action
should not be granted. paroles will be
granted In the following cases
Gharles Hurley. convicted at the
June term. 1918, lii the criminal court
for Baltimore city for burglary and
sentenced on the 10th day Of june,
1915, to serve two years III the Mary
land House of CORRECTION
Frank Fitzpatrick, convicted at the
May term, 1918, in the criminal court
Tor Baltimore city os larceny and sau-
fenced on the 2sth day Of May, 1918.
TO serve one year In the Maryland
#penitentiaTy
Alexander Ballard, convicted ct the
March term. 1913, III the circuit court
Tor Worcester county og forgery and
sentenced on the fourth day Of April,
1918. TO serve eighteen months In the
Maryland House OK CORRECTION.
John Morris, No. d convicted at the
March ssrrn. 1912 IN the cironit court
for Wicomico county Of larceny and
sentenced on The 18th day of March,
1919, To serve ave and ten pears, re-
spsctively, Ia the Maryland peniten-
tiary
Charles MI Buschs convicted At the
E0Cerbar taggls agl7. Id the circuit
court for Prince Georges county Of
.rnanslaugllter and sentenced on che
2Oth day of October. 1917, TO serve
three yAFssin Inc Maryland penissn-
saary.
M. j. Forback. convicted ct the Nay
term. 1a1T, ID the circuit court cor
washing ton county og forgery aasd
sentenced on the END day Of AEsy,
1917, to serve five years IL the Magy-
land penitentiRry.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06
ia NVF3OI ESON7E
) Ye
Of amg

Twsnay four ladies Of the Presby-
terian church assembled yesterday
Afternoon at the residence Of Mrs.
Arthur Langaeld, NO /, Taney ave
nue.. Murray rim. where there was !
missiOnaFy sea'' The afternoon was
spent with pleasure and profit, the
subject under consideration being
Japan
Interesting papers we're read BY
Mrs. John b. white. OF ST. Johns col
lege: Mrs Charles Frislus, DC Win
chester. near Annapolis; Miss Ise-
mann, and Mrs. Langflelc The latter
illustrated her paper with the use or
maps and exhibited number of
curioa and beautiful hand work BY the
Japanese. and brought By her from
Japan whore she spent some months.
The pastor. Rev Maurice s. White, led
III prayer. and gave short talk After
the Program, TED was served amid at
tracgsVe surroundings.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06
AS YOUNG AS
YOUR KID

The secret Of youth Is EtaKAsyas -
TION OF POTSONB frpfss your htllys
This done, you can Live 10 be d h6nd9a&
and enjoy the good things oe ises With
as much per" az you did when in Gh9
springtime Of youth. Keep y0nr b0@g
In good condition, that's tho Becree
Watch the kidneys. They sitter aa9
purity the blood. ali Of which bleed
passes through them once CYcKy 8heea
minutes. Keep them eleau and im
proper working condition and yUsf bA9e
nothing to fear. Drive the p0lBanans
wastes and deadly uric acid sccusnsiaA-
items from your system. Take syD1lk3
MEDAL. Haar1em Oh GapAula@ Ms42 Ota
viii always be III g6bd condition cn
wif feel strong and yigorOua. With
steady nerves and elastic. usussea
GOLD MEDAL Haariem On Gap lee
are imported direct fEprn tho 1AheSms
tories DC Haarlem, Holland.
They are q reliable remedy WHICH
has been used by the sturdy Dutch gog
over 200 yegrs. end has helped aa
TO develop Tito one OF che aEg0p z&
and hearkhiest races Ok fks world. Jet
them from yOur dguggkgk 20 not DO
substitute. ia eeale@ Daeka
three discs. s.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06
Com IMMUNITY ROOM
PLAN SPREADING
IIse Of Fable SchooIAeuses Becoming
More General. Eaucationai
WoRk III AIaea

The plan OF using the schoOIhOuse
as community center, which Is being
urged hy educators lii the United
States. gained It's greatest impetus
during the war. but has not yet been
developed TO any great extent IN most
OF the cities of the United States, ac-
cording to speakers ut d United States
Bureau Of Education Conference held
IN Chicago
Among the cities mentioned as hav-
ing taken 4 foremost part III the use
OF schools as community centers, Nip
Waukee, Wisconsin. was pointed out
as one that had carried the plan furth-
sr than most any other city In the
United States. with the possible excep-
ton Of New York City and Chicago
Harold O. Berg. assistant superin-
fendent Of schools Of Milwaukee, stat
cd that the city has had $II5, 1000 an
nuaily. for the last seven years. TO
use for community center and night
school work Milwaukee. he said, had
made specially of getting III touch
with young people up 70 the age OF q
years.
Basement rooms 81 the school
houses have been fitted up for use of
the boys: 4 reading room Is provided
for the use OF the people who come
TO the sclloolhouses. and entertain
ments, motion pictures. and special
classes IN Americanization and Eng
lish are provided As high as 5000
children have attended the school pic
ture shows on Saturday afternoons
He sala 1900 would attend II the
teachers would cooperate as they
should An admission OF one cent Is
charged for the motion picture shows
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06
GFeaf sing
At @a. EanaN

This morning the current topic
hour ct Mcdowell Hail, ST. johns
was given over to sing conducted
by ng WooIsey, that i've wire 81 me
War Camp Conssppnlsy service, who
makes things go and as sing lead
Ter has no peera III tasere Ii any
doubt 81 this ASK the Bit. Johannes Who
enjoyed that sing tliis morning 81
peyer before and had The time Of
their life" From the very moment Dir.
HcoIRey stepped upon the passrum nm
FIJI the last note died away. there was
s0mathang doing. The doctor kept all
in good spirits and carried ali things
before him. the boys who thought
they could not sirag. sang Justify: they
Just couldnx help Il with Dr. Woolsey
present. and All the war camp aongs,
the old songs, the new sOngs and the
patriotic songs were sung with b vim
Miss shager was Dr. Woelseyis accom-
PIANIST and the sing was the most de-
lightfui event Of the college year.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06
1l.its Oh ! rier,sls
,l.ar lnll Months Absence

u, sell1nan. who has been
s,lttle III winfer III Baltimore with
NY fa her cousin. Noble Stock
u annapolis today for the
81, tijta III several months. and was
.,.ot.l many Old friends. Miss
s.ttol, lose county seat Is at ",I'ha
Ie, iear DaYidsonyille, has been
,gare,l b war work the past winter
.bo Hayward Co. Il plant, In
palillafs where she has been doing
,.ateFt work The canteerl closed
,s.tera.ly as The plant has filled Its
.,r III iell. and is now not manu-
.ettlri ne aliy ammunition save that
81 tie resuiar army
Mss selfuan left her country home
/, anlle Arundel. shortly after the
trsels death IL her sister Miss Sophie
,lmap. VINO was dragged BY her
horse elllle attempting to put him ii
nd Stable after drive IN the coun-
tfg
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06

The duchess Of Marlborough, for
merly Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt. Is the
first American born woman q be
elected d member Or the L,ondon comn-
u conncil. she wa eIectsd on ! pro-
grnssiva tscst ana represents work
ing class district
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06
fguaty Moe Ba

The Eegsliar monthly meeting ee y
Board of Trustees 81 the Anne Arun~
del County Home win be held tcmos-
row at the Home, i Grant colhoun. 0e
Harwood, this county president o. 80
board
As the county roads leading % the
home have been almost impossible, 8
was impossible FOR members of the
board to make the trip there lest
month Unless unforeseen cOnditi0saa
arise, there will be full meeting 0E
the board tomorrow at the Home. and
much business oil Importance u ex-
pected to come before the meeting