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The Washington times., 1919-08-09
ARMED FOOTPADS
ROB TWO OF $50

Two persons were held up and rob-
bed at the point of pistols last night.
Forrest Lee. 1913 Sheridan road
southeast, was held UP and robbed of
$31 by three colored men while he was
walking near New Jersey avenue and
G street northwest, shortly after 8
o'clock last night.
Lee told the police that he met a
colored man at the Union Station and
walked with him to New Jersey ave
nue., where they were met by two
other colored men, one OF whom lev
eled a revolver at him. while the man
whom he had met only a short time
before rihed his pockets.
An hour later Luke Smith, colored.
Of 61S Third street northeast, a taxi
cab driver, was hired at the Union
Station by three'colored men, who or
dered him to drive to the southwest
section. When they reached Second
and L streets southwest, one of his
fares" drew a revolver and robbed
him Of IS.
The Washington times., 1919-08-09
ARREST COP AFTER
AUTOCAR HOLD-UP

Leon Budd, colore6, 1853 Sixth
street northwest, and Arthur B.
Rucker, colored, 1877 Gresham place
northwest. told the police Of the
Fourth precinct early this morning
that the automobile they were driving
was overtaken by a hlgh-powered
touring car occupied by three men
who told the negroes they were under
arrest for speeding. The negroes said
they gave up $40 each as collateral
and were released.
Shortly before noon, Policeman
Melvin Cox. of the Fourth Precinct,
was arrested on a warrant charging
plackmail. Detectives were question
ing him this afternoon and his version
OF the affair could not be learned.
Two other men are also being held
for investigation. They were ar
rested a short time ate rthe report
was received and are held at the First
Precinct. They are Frank P. Leetch.
thirty-four years DID,. 1902 Girard
street, and Joseph Boradus, twenty
three years old, os Seventh street
southwest.
The Washington times., 1919-08-09
ALL STATES. SOCIETY
HOLDS FINAL MEETING

The All States Society held its
hnal meeting for the season in the
Church Of the Covenant last night
with a brief program presented b.
the War Camp Community Service.
The program consisted of commu-
nifty singing under the direction OF
Mrs. David KincheIoe, wife OF Con
gresham Kincheloe; a solo by Miss
Mary Burkholder, accompanied by
Mrs. Alderman, and ''skit' entitled,
Bargains" presented by Miss n
Crawford and Joseph Leathy. Ralph
J. Kicker presided.
The Washington times., 1919-08-09
PRODUCERS MARKET
ISPLANNED HERE

Elimination OF middlemen in the
sale of farm produce in Washington
is planned by a group OF Washington
men who met in the Civic Betterment
Association headquarters, 1905 H
street northwest, yesterday.
Cooperation between Washington
consumers and Maryland and Virginia
producers by the establishment of a
market to be operated by the pro-
ducers themselves, was proposed at
the meeting.
An organization Of Maryland and
Virginia producers who sell their
produce in Washington is being form
ed. Another conference in Washing
ton next week is expected to be fol-
lowed by the establishment of the
producers produce market" centers.
The Washington times., 1919-08-09
SUES FOR GOLDEN
LOCKS NOW BLACK

Charging that her hard was
changed from a light golden hue to
bronze and then to black by an i'm
proper shampoo treatment, given her
at the Paristyle Speciality Company.
which conducts a haifdressing parlor
in a local department store, Tessie
Held today filtd suit for $4,000 dam
ages.
On July %, she says, she applied for
shampoon treatment, and was told
il would do no harm to her hair. She
alleges an inexperienced and inconpe-
tent operator gave her the treatment.
As a result. she says, her hair has
changed, and she has suffered from
nervous trouble.
The Washington times., 1919-08-09
BAND CONCERT

AT THE ELLIPsE TO-DAY AT
P. NJ, By THE q. 8. MARINE BAND.
March, Triumphant America" Boehau
overture. .TNabueodonoGor" Verdi
"Albumloaf' ,..........Wa gnar
Suite Peer 0ynt" .orieg
(a) Morning"
(b) The Death Of Ass."
(c) "Anitra's Dance"
(d) Dance OF the Imps in the
Halls Of the MountaIn King.
Grand sc. G.s rom SIr0 IN. vsify Ti.i'''o'
Wagner
The Star-Spangied Banner"
The Washington times., 1919-08-09
JEWISH WELFARE TROOP
INSTALLS NEW MEMBERS

Troops number Thirty-fve and Five
Installed members of the newly or
ganized troop No. Seventy-three of the
Junior Jewish Welfare Association
last night at the Young Mems Hebrew
Association on Eleventh street. A flag
was presented by Isaac Cans to the
newly organized troop.
There will be a meeting of No.
Seventy-three troop at the association
building Thursday evening.
The Washington times., 1919-08-09
DONOR OF THE GLIDDEN
TROPHY QUITS AIR SERVICE

Relieved from duty at his own re-
quest. Capt. Charles J. Glidden, pub
Iicity officer for the air service, has
left the service. He entered the army
as an officer from the balloon school
at Omaha, June II, 1917.
II was through the work of Cap
tain Glidden that a daily forecast
for aviators was sent out from the
Weather Bureau. This has since be-
come an Indispensable feature of the
air service.
The Washington times., 1919-08-09
HUBBY ASKS DIVORCE.

A suit for absolute divorce has been
filed in the District Supreme court by
William T. Lewis against his wife,
Mrs. Annie T. Lewis. The husband is
represented by Attorney L. G. Gross
man. The couple were married in 1918
and separated six months ago.
The Washington times., 1919-08-09

II In to your best interest to put
your Liberty Bond Interest In W. 8. s.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
LESS HUMIDITY
PROMISED TODAY

Yesterdays humidity made things
atmospheric very disaEreeable and
uncomfortable for humanity Despite
this unpleasant fact. no decided
change ii the weather for the aext
few days is the perdiction of the
weather man The mercury Il moi
expected u climb above SIS degrees
which vas the hottest mark reached
yesterday According I'd the forecast
the humidity viii he much less today
an tonaorr Yesterday morning ii
registered % per cent al O'clock.
which was exceptionally high
Showers a,al probably Il heavy rain
rs forcastef % foiiaw tle partly
cloudy weather. which viii continue
mill The las III Tho weel Already
we rainfall III June III above the in.
ess.se nesose tae rain sunday hight
The rainfall ri Ike nenth OILS nleAs.
arl sc Of 81 sch I'll raln az Sun
iay night n.sasrcd 4 81 an inch
Total precipitation for rl.. nlgnth ia
Gar has reached l0s inches. which Il
sonsy q little helow the total average
rainfall for the entire month Of Jane.
Partly cloudy TOR the next saree
DAYS, with about the same tempera
tura and gentle shifting winds. was
tile official forecast
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
Mr.. PoTEE CLAIMS
JUSTICES SALARY


The question of whether Anne Arun-
del county mas any responsibility og
the payment On the salary of the po-
lice justice for the Fifth district. after
January Of the present year. Is rais-
ed By petition which John n Potee.
holder Of that ONCE. filed this morn
Ing against the County Commissioners
for Anne Arundel county
Mr potee alleged that he was ap-
pointed 10 The ONCE at D salary of
sIi0 per month, and that he received
payment up To January 1 1919 He
asked that the Commissioners be di-
rected to pay him the salary for the
other months up to this time Judge
Mess signed an order that the Com
mirsioners should show ca,lsc BY July
|. next, why the mandamus should not
issue.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
BILL PASSED
BY THE HOUSE IN
CHANGED FORM


In somewhat changed form the
naval appropriation bill was passed
vest erfay BY the House.
With authorization for new three
year building program eliminated and
the fund for naval aviation reduced
to SIT. .oo0 QUO. ihe 1920 Naval Ap,
Precipitation bill was sent 10 the sen
ate
The measure carries approximate,
y 5000. .0ooOo0 and was passed in yir.
tnally the form II came from I.g IA.
val committee
While recommending the abandon
inent of the new building program.
Secretary Daniels opposed the cllt iii
naval aviation. for which he had ask
ed y45 QUO. .0O0 OF The sotal to b. I'D.
propriated. slss.0O0, 900 is for sontin.
Iaiion Of the 1916 building program
Secretary Daniels. AT d conference
yeaserday with Chairman Page. ii the
Senate Naval committee. urged res
tosation III ,le aviation fund The
Senate committee will meet toby to
consider the bill ana hold hearings
Wednesday and Thursday. with Mr..
Daniels and his pides as witnesses.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
MEMORIAL WINDOWS
TO BE DEDICATED
Presby rian Church TO Have
Ceremonial On Next Sunday
To Dedicate New Windows
IN HONOR OF MEMBERS

With impressive ana digniEied cor
moilye the service next Sunday. iH
connection With the Celebration of
tho Communion service. viii be the
dedication Of seven new Memorial
windows III the church
The ceremonial OF dedication will
false place iii fle Ill O'Clock service en-
june u. AMI lhe seven large windows
to he dedicated have been maslc a 4
sost 81 uycr si.0a0 by n d tiern.
harsit Cos of Baltimore. and are
presented Ay tho following fasailias.
ii memory ii their deceased lose1
ones
To the Glory 81 Cod am iii mem
very II William M Ab,ptt for tllIrty
scars ~ elder ln this church. pre-
sente,l III his vile This window II
II he middle IL HE church II the
righI d entrance.
lii memory of William Isrcwer Gar.
iiiner and Eveline Benjamin Garsli-
ner. presented hx w Is Gardiner AMI
thlce sisters. Mrs W Gs Goft. Mrs.
Arthur n Jones and Mrs Frederick
Hill, of NeK York
I'D memory III Mrs. Ameiia = Hays.
pre- ensea by her grandson, Royal
Nigley
Hi memory Of Ensign worth bag.
ley. S. NJ. Of Raleigh n G Only
Line officer killed In action III the war
with Spain. horn 1875. died iS9s
erested hy his cIslssmate Commander
Alfred Mekethau, ". 81 II Ensign
Bagiey attended this church when a
idsfipman
I'm memory of Robert Redmond and
his son. william, presented BIZ Miss
Lucv Redmond
In memory Of Prof and Airs, Al.
sine n. Girault, and Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Il GirauIt. presented by Miss
Nellie Glrault.
The seventh window Is rot vet
taken, but las leen placed nj. the
church s.aere are three windows
under the gallery m front ot the
church. as follows
III memory Of Ny dear mother
Mrs. Margaret silver. ana Kate al
iiott presented by Mrs. Morgan q
Parlett and Richard Elliott 1spect
iyels
Iii memory of SaIlie Il. Thompson
presented By Mrs. Samuel Jones
In memory Of Elizabeth sise-s. PIE
scnted By Henry B. Myers
The four upper windows are pre-
sented By Prof ] B White. Prof 3
! ii. NaaGelI. Ar. George II Sterling
Rev. Maurice 8. White. ard Ne large
circular window ii presented by M
| William H Thomas anss Tho ous
| transonl IS presented hy Instructor
| Charles q. Styer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
MOTHERS CIRCLE
TO GIVE GREAT
MINSTREL SHOW

Members Of the Mothers Circle
composed of the best known women
of the city are giving minstrel
show Thursday and Frla il eyeningt
Hi iile High school Assembly Hall
The identity and couIiness IL the
participants On III program Viii be
hidden by burnt cork. and assumed
names viii add 10 TIE puzzle as %
who's who There will be i peas
ing program and fun anu en- ain
nlrtit far I'll who attend Ticket arc
on sale 1T GREEN'S drug store
40 gronp or women has iotle more
.to advance the Interests III tic pnb.
Tic school than the Matters Circle
and they are worthy Il general pa-
tronage They gave 10 The school
its sanitary drinking fountain. sani.
tary paper towels and liquid soap. be-
sides its great picture map and stere-
oniican, and many other valuable and
useful gifts HI tiie advancement OF
school work and sanitation
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
BODY OF NAVAL.
AVIATOR RECOVERED

1
According To adviees received by his
mother. Mrs. II VI. Packard. of West
Arlington, baltimore, the body oS her
son. Lieutenant Stuart Macdonald
Terrier. II. 8. NJ. who, with four others,
was. drowned near Hampton Roads,
Va on February % last has been re-
covered
Lieutenant Terrier was In the Naval
Aviation service. and was sent out In
command of an airplane In assist Iii
the rescue oE another airplane which
had become disabled Nothing was
heard from the machine nor Of the
i've ayiat0rs after they set forth
Lieutenant Terriers body was recoy-
erred Saturday. and was received in
baltimore yesterday morning. II will
be given Masonic burial In I,oudon
Park Cemetery tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock Surviving Lieutenant Ter
rier. iii addition To his mother. are
two brothers. WI Il. Terrier md Il. s.
Terrier. He was a thirty second de-
gree Scottish Rite Mason and q mem-
beT Of several other Masonic lodges.
Before entering the service he was
employed BY the Western Maryland
Railroad as q civil engineer
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
HOW 9lST OFFICER
CLEANED Up SLBVS
Maj. Gordon Mccoy Succeeds III
Restoring Discipline n Rus
sian Prisoners
TACKLED HUGE TASK

The following contained in dis
patch from berlin. under date III May
md Ii III especial local interest. as
Major Gordon Mccoy ii il native of
Annapolis, The son 0f The late Col Nc
Coy and Mrs. Mccoy. for many years
residents Of this city. and brother
Eof Mrs isabelle Mccoy Jones. OF
Belmont Road. Washington, ID C.. for
meriy of Annapolis The Major Is also
an uncle II Midshipman II. Il Mccoy
Jones u the third class Naval Acad
eniy
Going over the top after the Ger
mans was simple Job compared 10 the
one handed 70 group Of American
officers and soldiers scattered over
Germany now cleaning up the linpris-
Ioned Russians and getting them In
shape 70 80 back home All least thata
what the officers Iii charge III tbs
Russian camps say.
A lot OF he Americans are not TOO
keen about giving carloads of socks
and sweaters and nuftiers and 0ther
things American women knitted for
the Red Grass to the Russians. who In
many cases have been Insulting and
abusive toward the Americans.
The Russian camps we're III fright
ful condition. dirty. nRsanifary. loosely
conducted. and with no one ii charge
except soviets. who In the most IN
stances were almost entiraiy Bogshe-
visit In their views The Germans did
as little as possible for the Russians.
and the latter have had practically
their own way Iii running things iii
the camps since the revolution
Lazy And FILTHY
The Russian prisoners are lazy anu
filthy and have no interest Iii life.
when the Americans appeared, the
Russians willingly took mors goed.
clothing aud tobacco. and haxan To
abuse The henenia. They sold stun to
the people around. and bought llQaor
and tohAceo. and refused ia do any
work The Americans we're i good
icontinued on Page SIX
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
ENGINEER ORDERS
WEEMs CREEK BRIDGE
TO BE REPAIRED
Weekly Meeting 90 S'snaty CsmnIs-
sIoHers For Anne Arundel
a0antt A Short One

AL meeting of The County Com.
missioners this nothing Iesse Clark,
.sf E,astport. appeared before the
Board, III reference 10 The lishss on
Chesapeake avenue. aud second
street. Passport N0thlss was done
IN The matter
In the case III John II ru.ee rs.
ihe County Conlmissione sslna
Arundel county No petition April
term III tonff 1919 IL tisn Circuit
Court of Anne Arundel county. il Is
ordered tslI4 Istii cay of 1,lae 1919
on afosegolng petition that an order
be and is hereby asHaei tie said
County Commissioner for Anne
Arundel county requiring them %
show cause WHY the writ of manla-
mus should MT issuc as prayed On or
Defofe He iilst aly of July prosidel
liiat 4 copy u this order ne served ON
The said defendant 81 Its attorney on
or hefore the 18th day Of Jnnc. 1919
Ii was psaeeea by the Hoard that
tie englnecs be and is hereby instruct
ell TO have delivered al nece5sa oil
siia Gtrase fs1r he lights and nia-
Ii no on. Staney Creek bridge, as
per request IL William Cray. keeper
said oll an1 grease ID be delivered AZ
once. and that all bridges aud ferries
~ supplied With al necessary aps
and be ii further osdeYes
that the engineer purchase and de-
liver lumber and timber neeessst. v
Tor Weems Greek bridge said engi
nser 10 report id the mex meeting of
the board June a4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
VISITING NURSE
DOING SCHOOL WORK

Miss siiftnsans assistant fo the
Public Health Visiting Nurse. il busy
this week at Glen nnrnis and Yicfn
.ty doing follow up school work
Some months ago all Tie public
schools II BIC county Wefe visited BY
iile Puaise Health Nurse and Ter as
sistaai ana pslT.iis examined treat
naeiif II enmenssed. esc III see sllat
these recunNnri. cations have been
carried ont Miss Simmons II now en-
gagea n foilowup work
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
Removal Notice

| haze sold ny business at 7s Maryland
Avenue 10 | Snyder and will remove 10,
igl THIRD Street, Eastport IN or about
Juiy ipt. where | viii conduct Meas
and Ladies' Tailor Sll0p together with
Dry nnols. Clothing and Shoe Store
Customers are requested I'll cali for
their clothing before July lsts IN order
TINT ! may not have 10 move #.
will b. glad 10 have ny former Gus
temrrs eaii on me il my new location.
where will give them low prices and
best service
ABRAHAM SNYDER.
~ Maryland Avenue.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
llOTIEl

have about SO loads Of dirt. VIII
give TO anyone for hauling same
Carts can back up % dirt without any
trouble.
FOR SALE house of rooms and
summer kitchen Possession given
July Ist Apply
CLARENCE E TYLER.
No. 2SI First ST.,
Eastport, Md
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
| CERTAIN TO
Buy CAMP MEADE
n,.eef Owners Paid And
nation Is Going
Oa AIS Usual
FORCE IS BUSY


tilenis chat Con
ID provide funds
,ili raess connriss
ieaao sfle would be
iie Government, the
Trust Company, Of
acting for the
leiA ii Ae matter. Is 90
aa.aa viii ihe work u title
,n ii tlle IufaI Land Record
t r,la altisa sit I made
I u4a itian IL the tract cer
f.sstig twenty hree of the
tlten propefty
III iitle examination
gstag Oh here through 4
ii examiners ineAiding q.
m pglls sellng Women.
lIs4tllg as usual. :tild there ii
siigliie iuaiea ioi, That Il
Il .1,lil There seems to be
aauai that tlie War depart illelat
saItl,lent Il g1fing its funds to.
+ tIle afqiisiiian af the property.
ssksr Congress grants Il at this
ealAr ttlae 81 ngi
hi settlement 81 nearly
bought t,y the Government
i4 llfcsase ~ tlle tract far amp.
.gp were giyeR on Yesterday lty
4ale Guarantee Trust Com
lW,1u three of ,lia largest
s nefs represented III the
Yesterday vas The ilf day for
emell pnd practically the en-.
- ihe realty llepartiaent Of
e4ilY MAS eilgaeell ~ closing
ltlsaetiolls
aatafini paid WIS n essess n
aoo and This aas gaf,led as
eatinaed on Page Threel
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
slIght Fire Last Night

Last night the big siren which has
recently been installed in No. 2 ~;
gine house, cot in its work. and
sounded with All shriliness tile fire
alarm Ilells in other FIRE quarters
were also rnng, giving tne ire alarm
on Calvert street The Fre started III
tlle Home laundry IND was caused
Gy IN electric iron hagslta been lcft
IN table. The current moi benlg
turned on. The fire was put ont with.
out the help of the Iilemell
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
Early ClosIng Movement

Some Of the local stores Whc had
previously gwen notice, inaugurated
the early csoslng movement yester-
day afternoon:
Tho following stores MI 1. s. here
affeT. during the summer At s, In
stead of o'clock The Isiaaut Com
pany. Frark a. Mnnroc, Ais5 Flor
ence Woolley the Hoalidayoke Com
pany. the Modern shop
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
UNDER THE BIG TENT
Of The CHAUIAUQUA
Radcliffe Organization VIII Have
Its Great Program Here
For July "a
ADVANCE AGENT HERE

II + 4
pranarationa fnr Annan,lis. emu
saua,., "a T,lv 4 ana ara taking
det,rIta si,ana an,i ,ntarest III raAid,y
ineraa sine Mn III partar tle ad
s,r,... resr.a sentative II the Radrli II 8
s,ha,,,a,ana ,,paar ,ha ausni,es 81
which ,ha affair wflI he conducted ar
riyeds Is AnnanoUs Yesterday after-
ns,.n ana has been very active ID
Wing certain nrelir,i1,ar 81 arrange
,na,ts
srha Il Ra,lrlifYe Dconls uaa,t,fi fionai,ly
nrass,,. d thrae-day eY.t tprt.,inmeilt III
tthe very highest stand ards, and ofier
fhe. ,ea,,la 81 .ha community much ia
s., f,.rt a,nraent ana hnpragement one
yarv noticeable fact connected with
the atYalr Il that ahe lectures ana aa
dresses touch he very subjects upon
e h;,h the interest of the thinking neo.
,,ta 81 tha nattap a,a nnw st,eriallv
,lt,aet..d and ara nost informing ana
nraetieaI II tl,eir nature.
rha ItadclIiYe reanizatfon is com.
snr !. 3, Anna n.,lis ,,,on 1 hasis which
nro,nises 5 yerv consi,lerahle surpl.,s.
,y,t4.h ths r,,arantars NAV i llspose of
i, anv. u.,v may ,sisI, This maitar
h.s An ri nean settted b,,t Il may
III REGARDED 81 certain nat fhe l,:,i |.
.Anee viii l,e applied II, 4 May which
III NEE, Win general annrnbaf.ol,
& ,hoea wba s,,hserihe far fIekafs
,wil, have an opportuniiy DC helping
, sa,,,o 81 local work and ai the
as,,e tl,na gef & very full measure for
n fbs.,naely yk.s III ,be way 81 entertain
,,,s,,t ana jn,nrnyaraent
Ma bsss, nractjeailv al terminrll n
maj ~ f,l,anf.snana viii Ia held oiS
~ raar 4 .nan,,s II ST Johns col
Iaya as ii former vears There wild
I, ,,,rao a,,tavt !, 4, ,na,f&, teotnres ar
,a J, ,rasaas IN each IL tha three days.
I, no ni,,s il. Mi AMI tl,e nriee III
,na i,' .,Assa,,s 1i,.ka, wh;eh adn,its IL iii
.,... ,,, 8, ~,
II, II, /, d ,,,,ch he secured far III Ilttie
n,anay
Is snita 81 the cIiscour ging recep-
.tion 81 former efforts along this line.
ina amer 81 the I,adeIItfe people Was
s. l,,ara, an, thev ,vere ahit. 4, nroye
,ha ,,se,, s,ay,,,ar,, 81 ,l,eir n.rerinr Il,
,;c,. ,..gree IA, ,,,,,r am S., ID ii tprs
,sa,a fn,na without ,,ifl,pulty ana
more co,l,l undoubtedly he secured II
M. ~ a,sar, 1,ad bao,, ,,nadc
Tbera have heen sone changes IN
- ,,,..,, 3 ,,,,,,s 81 81 ,.b,e,, viii tam,
i, @ ,.s.ae s, !. ,rags snt.ras,ir,p .nd ,ai..
,.,,,s ~ ,,,st,,,ea he address an,
a,,ssranes Il, s,,,,Ise,s CONNECTED, win
the Red cross Big features III the
Ma ,say rill he conducted III Miss
49,, 1, ,sr, Ierl.t,,s who has sast returned
y, s,,ia s.t,,,r,trv af,ey Z year ana 4 f,al
ri It.a t,ross service overseas. The
81, ,,feren.,e a,,hiec, viii l.e Home
f,.rs Il ta,e Sfek
me correcte.. programme follows.
slpening Day
Aftarnoan The David IjugeIn con-
VA, ssouna,v t,oncert nr Robert
II el,ear Moore. III Colgate university,
,net,,ra s.Tl,e anp III Aladdin or
s..rha IS Ess,,cat atsan
N,s.b,I1r Ro,art we,ner Moore.
of cnIeate University. lecture. The
e;reaies, Thing Man May Know Of
Tine Purpose q Education Ine
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
To the Democratic
Voters 81 Anna
polls;

ts1s ertain false state
ael, sase eitealateti teY llerH1Ha
Iny nomination for
s tel7 4 4 duty q, III ysrIf,
tts,a 6 public, To take this
afss g FeRls
l mention any names.
u NstlHall refer ta i'll III the
saa lsettg objections being
tr9iss, tliuae persons max
fise statements either
1nt an alae pr nm ke tiieia
Hae SER | shall state
ltttis m fifa faIiuMing
s,slitllt on tile Water
S present ain OPS
,tiUn t,lani hui ani
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