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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15
STORE NEWS FROM MORGAN CTTY'S
MOST UP-TO-DATE DEPARTMENT STORE

LADIES WOLFE DRESSES, WE'LL MADE LAT
EST STYLE (EACH) .......................$39 1888
CHILDRENS WHITE SUMNER DRESSES GOOD
VALUE .............. ..................l4
SILK POPLIN SKIRTS, ALL COLORS-A BIG
BARGAIN AT (EACH) ....................$39 1898
LADIES' BUNGALOW APRONS, FULL SIZE,
BINGHAM OR PERCALE (EACH) ........... $50
MEN AND YOUNG MEMS p B. SUITS, EXTRA
ALL-WOOL BLUE SERGE SUITS, SINGLE OR
DOUBLE-BREASTED, A $500 VALUE,
YOUR CHOICE NOW AT (THE .SUIT) $3.50. .29o0
ATWOOD BLUE SERGE, OR FANCY TROUS-
ERS, SPECIAL AT (PER PAIR) ............. 49S
New Goods Continue Arrive Every Day By Express, And
If You Want The Latest Styles and Best Values viii Pay
You to See Us First.
Nsn'y Pese e.. Pf4.
Morgan Cty's Leading Store
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

her propellers and shot a stream OF
water forward along her keel. Under
the combined liquid assault the mud
bar melted away in several hours
sufficiently Cor the tugs to draw the
stranded craft of the bar.-New York
World.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

day, after several days spent in Pat
terson.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15
CALOMEL DYNAMITES
A SLUGGISH LIVER

Crashes Into Sour Bile, Making You
Sick and You Lose a
Days Work.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

We NJ !. Foster is the guest OF
daughter, Mrs. H. o. Penick, in
IN Orleans.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

Mr. Rufus Douglas spent the week
end with friends in Patterson,
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

Ms George Harrison and children
Jeanerette are visiting Mr.. and
II o. L Alpha.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

The dance given by the young men
OF this place was largely attended
and was quite a success
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15
Flashes From The
Parish Seat

Va. Maggie Martel left Tuesday
a, Innings, La, to be the guset for
wr.r7l days Of her sisters.
ux N. ]. Foster is the guest OF
daughter. Mrs. H. o. Penick, in
VI lanes Todd, after visit OF
r,,,l weeks to her brothers, DR.. II.
Gates and Mr.. Richard Gates, will
y. Friday for her home in Den
VI Springs.
I'm e. P. Mills of Lafayette is
s;tjnc her aunt, Mrs. c. M. Smith.
Nn St. John Smith of Birming-
III Ala, formerly Miss Edna Wal
y u franklin, is the guest for a
" days Of Mrs. Walter Berwick.
Us Pat Caynet and daughter OF
Nm Orleans were Franklin visitors
y Two days this week.
Nin Charlotte Hale. who has been
! home on a three weeks vacation,
i returned to New Orleans.
III. George Harrison and children
J Jeanerette are visiting Mr.. and
II Q. L Alpha.
%
nss Paul Kramer returned Tues
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

Mrs. V. Peltier has returned to her
home. after being under treatment
at the Patterson Sanitarium.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

Mr. and Mrs Walter S. Berwick
of Franklin spent few hours with
relatives here Sunday.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

|xiB Charlotte Hale, who has been
/ home on three weeks vacation,
y returned to New Orleans.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

Mr. and Mrs. E. 4. Dautrieve and
son Edward of Adeline spent the al
ternoon with friends here, Tuesday
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

Mr.. |. s. Wooster is a business Wis
itor to New Orleans this week
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

nrs Pat Caynet and daughter OF
Nm Orleans were Franklin visitors
y Two days this week.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

In Paul Kramer returned Tues
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

Eua e. P. Mills of Lafayette is
hitting her aunt, Mrs. c. M. Smith.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18

All existing passeE carrying roc
0elis gpE heavier than-aar dying crafk
ware shattered. when the nayy's new
giant aeapiaae NG~1 went aloax as
ROckaway. M u, With fgsy persons
assOaEa This remarkable perforra-
ance served to center tntarnas sonal 81
tention ID tie latest Eyps "a ail A1zlar
tcan plane, machine. incidentally.
that Ii the largest of ifs kind ID the
World and apparently pre-eminent fl
IT, field for the time being, win 4
spread of rs feet. al i2-foot chord,
and boat body SIS large as fair
sized launch, the new crags makes 4
most imposing appearance When nm
loaded and without Its crew. ii weighs
1900 Iba. rs Tying weight Is placed
at z2.00O pounds It's fuel capacity III
800 gallons ia ofacial nighta speed
.Of about 30 miles an hour hrs been de-
veloped
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18


psys No are aaaaeax
tins saaresn@ tie Essava fRFaaa zsss
Arms ssia fog asasse fracs d the no
teo2z3s which lla I'D 40 the haaa vesaa
Sunday sgsuing and APPS felk
soazae hers iii Tbs neigh lnoxhoOd 0k the
EMrgsa may inst a. Nefl retsarn % thsix
gs uIag and mor@ useful 0Ccun tons
The theory tEaaI tae naezeoTias wAs
III tbs variety wAieh II ignfted 6y The
apead of IS onxney through the
ears blanket og asannsu here and Is
entirely consumed long besore II can
reach the ground III siren gkhened ~
ire fact that no scEentitlc Institution
always extremely interested u such
phenomena has received any port Of
ata existence dr. location
A. matter III faes, probably S9s-
900 ont Of every 900 of these
s'slloO0ting geara nevev reaCh the
earth, although to the spectator many
#og thezn appear exactly as IL they had
dome "a. and had landed NO great dis
lance away Occs sfonaiay the uncon-
surned remnant og one of these as1er-
ODDS Of fragments therOg has been
fOund II usually appears % De a
mass 81 fused metal Or rock and Al
most always comes into the possrsa-
aion 81 some museum The meteor OF
Sunday night II asid by many witness
Ing # - have bufat into several frag
=uaenta Thia makes II ell the more
likely that II ives entirely consumed
.and difGAssd - the atmosphere
The United States Naval ObaeEva-
tory. Il ID stated. ii making no Efforts
to locate the falIen ssar;: and this Il d
pretty good clue 10 those Who feel
sure that II 'lit' Ia this city and Will
bring them cash reward II located
and produced
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18

that this will bs about the size of ail
new Classes of the future, under nor
mai peace conditions and that this
will maintain The whole body 0E mid
slipunen at about 2.A00 it the begin
ming oe the scholastic ysar. Twenty
years ago, there we're but, tslree hun
ired n1idshiprasn III the Academy
Scholastic standing will mean 4
start al d year It'll the service ID the
members of the third cIass. who are al
ready taking notice of the terms of the
order. and doing their bsst 10 reach
the upper half Some, 0f course. are
practically certain of being among the
tarst Ia graduate while others are
hopelesaly nasred III the iower strata
There are Enany, however. who have u
chance 81 being IL either, and whose
work during the coming five months
viii determine their position. Need
less aay. the Scholarship oil those &C
cupyink b middle position ID going 70
be or high order The standing in
the aeani-annuai examinations. and for
the next term and Ia the lnal exant-
nations. viii all agure hi che Anal se-
lection
Rear Admiral Edward Nv Ebegle
superintendent 81 the Academy. has
nofified the navy department thai the
Academy will be ready to resume its
post graduate instruction ID July. and
can begin ii MAY. n thought neees-
sasy. Glasses Dr. recent Academy
graduates will be formed "a n1echaaai-
cal. electrical and civil engineering
naval construction and Ordance Il 81
proposed 10 Dresden and enlarge post
graduate work at the Academy. and
d special building has been planned.
TAe selection 81 i head og this branch
ana of additional Instructors Il 70 be
raAd.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
ANCR(lF I HALL MOST
AMPLE IN TIE WORLD
Academy Structure Completed IN
Two Weeks, Has More Than
Five Miles OF Corridors
HOUSE 2.aoo MIDsHIpMEN

The south wing IT Bancroft Hall at
the Naval Academy viii Sc completed
within Two Meeks This viii enable
The whole regiment Of midsh ipsnen to
ee housed under one roof TWO ham
dfed ar Il present Quartered at the
Marine barracks. across College
creek The capacity or Bancroft Hall
Eill be aa.a0a. which Ii expected 10 be-
iae full quota az lnidsh ipnlen for some
years 70 come one battalion viii 30
chartered II each Of the four wings DC
his great building one Of the most
ample u Isl accommodation on any
r The Nnrld. The bulldins contains
h'e and 4 hall miles 81 cOrridors.
0iieial action has been taken to
afiisg about 4 return Id every detail of
sne nor1aai routine Of AFFAIRS st the
delllN is They existed prior ia the
4 ehsFAllee If the United States into the
FaF Provision has been made Tor the
4 aaSal soli s. tts1ien and ordnance. ii IL
s#'staFll 81 tlle four years course for
Nlassiiptat.A il has been announced
sass tle class IF Reserve ofsicers
sseh completes It's work on january
- : q 81 tle Last during the present
vs. se1ts re- trained here, and the
saoaFse posi- graduate instruction
~ y rssanled nor later than July 81
% pfesaat year
s. Aaya academy course & al
80 11''iIIs rearranged Id accordance
$50 4 af afsler issued this week. uns5
..5ss1 Nisifa Isl four years course viii 50
sssa,les tengh L becomes complete
~ IS 'e d ffer the graduation og the
II, ssss u tlrst iisss ID June. That class
fitslla g IS had been detersnin-
.s.1 IL Fes Years work, in June az
a'.sf year llnmediat ely, the
''sa vii De restored ante
49,. 81 new fourth class viii
fp term
IS q rst 81 graduating class.
~ 81 it'ffibea from one hall 81 the
1.esf. BY lass there being Id Sec
, s51@s'.sss crescent The nisrnsysr Ep
II. y saiiiesi by scholastic stalsd-
l8s present year These wiil
49,, !. B June # 1890, also having
81 RS Years 1T the Academy.
s'.ssise halt IL the same class will
atrd class. Members OF
s. ssio classes. viii have the
81 four years. lis viii auc-
sses unless the rega-
IL asain interrupted This
ffi class contains about $50
sa hat the classes formed
s. y III nat be small onea
sssi mated that the new fonrs
Len will begin to form Just
ns,ss 60 81 NE arst class had gYss s
m alla the other classes moved up,
sei,a as Is membership 81 ah0at SO,
prsss.. = somewhat smaller thaA RS
sesala fourth class. IL Is akiraa "a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
II 4 aar A u Aclaa aIeY

When HI d barber not q barber This
is the question confronting Private
II. i. Ianxilotti of Company u. 32nd
Machine Gun Battalion. who probably
ii the only man III Camp Meade thai
holds the title Of company mechanic.
but il not 4 mechanic. and can prove
IT For Lanzilotti Is barber, and
when he was chosen as such BY fell
iow machine gunners IT was discovered
with much sorrow that there was ne
title to aE him. SO he vas made i
company mechanic, Z with ssrgeant's
rating
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18


tn Isss
casiaa be saisASs gene v go
Il lap waR ssass !
sSe4 Far and vide a.
Sga.s "a wafh being dsakh On
pfrh Kze had Aeveloped y
ssaa al plain cas,klaes men who. 4 vaa
larav REPORTED could discern q
ssdsps on nanIl buSxer' through i
ssa6e wall
yet the light ngera6 ones aOeared
"a the capital whenever biz crowd
cong regatsd there, ard took . chance.
March II i certain year cane along.
and d well known citizen VAS u Be
lnaugurated president of fhe nation.
i notosioua pickpocket had been
souglst sainly BY the Chicago police
TOR weeks when word came % March
1st that HI was snroute "a washing
tCin.
Tive photographs, showing him In
proaIe and front view. we're III the
Chicago rog ues' gallery Immediately
tie authorities had three copies og
each view made and sent the six pic
lures 81 special delivery 10 washing
ton, requesting tie capital police 70
watch for the fugitive
Thsee hours AFTER the washington
police received the pictures, the chief
wired 10 Chicago
Have arrested konr Of the men you
want. Expect ID hare other two
rounded 40 BY night Cartoons Mag
azine.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
~ axgy sot.

what Is the most valuable eOseuxzse
ID the w0ridg The New York Outlook
asks, and says IL answer: An invsal-
tory oe the dresses oF uuesna, 0s TIE
wives IL ths usaaara5ahs % India, anss
al the prlncesses az fashion II eyers
land would no doubt include costumes
oG fabulous value. b1t could any AZ
EMexn match tWo gowns mentioned q
The0phile Gautier's ssEtaly:ss me
sMcrsaty 81 TIE cathedral ak Milan coH.
taIns i treasure which ought not %
surprise those. who hare aeen ths
wardrobe 81 Notre Dame ID Toledo,
Spain, II which q single robe covered
with white and black pearls y worth
100000 francs t;;l IN 0O01 and yet
that De dEinn i Ills as valuable.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
BURNING TONS
OF DYNAMITE An
UNPOPULAR TASK

Few persons were DESTROYS of anaI-
trying for the task of destroying al 4
600 pounds of dynamite and other high
explosives. stored until recently In
vi abandoned magazine The unpopeI
.siIarisy of the Job was increased " this
TACT that 4 previous attempt 10 burn
the explosive had resulted id detona-
lions 10 violent that the experimenters
ned Finally an expert was employed
VINO carefully opened esch box with a
wooden wedge and fnaIIat aid exam
ined the contents In most cases he
found that the material could be de-
stroyed by dumping It on the ground.
saturating Il WITH oil. and then light
ing III with fuse that permitted With
draWal before explosions took place.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18

The fad og yellow breakfast linens
81 induiged III BIZ i gew women. who
cannot resist using them With their
bloc diahes. "a almoat pardonable ~.
trsva anca, but the thrifty are Stick
ms 10 TIE plain japanese linens Tor
all tlree daily meals Afternoon tsa
Ggures bat slightly II social life. we
are asked 10 cut ont the fourth meal,
and this saves the extEa laundering Of
tray cloths and dOilies. and occidental
II aal 0g TIE materials nsed Cor the
cakes and aandv iches INDUCED ID for
tiass service
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
III Hill Lost
Al Dinner PART

Ars Hill, of Randall Place,
Vii hostess al d beautifully appointed
dinner party last evening, 1T which the
opt-et-tovn guests Of honor were Mrs.
Gertrude Nelson Andrews, of New
York sho spoke 30 delightfully."- at yes.
tsrdays meeting III the old senate
Chamber Il thu State House. Miss
Anne Rockwell Stewart, Of Baltimore,
sho vas invited here last night ID o.
saniae class n oratory, and Mr..
Davis d the Naval Experiment station.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18

For uchegs assd information apply at
cur city ticket 0lsie9 yTsAe Street StAtiUn,
State House SkMkion. CgsieRe A9anue and
EtasSen Streets EArvei HAIL. Maryland
Entel. t1eace ID. 81. N. A for 06acere. Falf-
sh1pmen. etc. connected wItA the Naval
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18

Table salt and cream of tartar, equal
parts, VIII remove rust stains. Wet
the spot and spread mixture on thick
", then place material ID the sun.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
The Liberty Sand and Gravel Company
Aazasssssa csrvsnaea
sseseo Essns Il RI Ceus Ca Eqapsent Beaa
,rnr,ne4rnnasan.a9anx - naaasrA aesa IL
So ION 10 BOND ISL

r. nssswnsa hsreAg ogpssls ~
IL sar 81 es Iss sna ana Eag ~ ssasass0
Kauaasn6 a0 ehs AmA
Bafzg TEusses aas Meea e Mas @ ~ y
saa a e aas - - 1905 sA as
"a pmresss ~ sAs sFg sana aa sAEA
Cempany
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
&c ~ a ] slTslN

sest 65&n ao6 as.05. lO,On. 1I.0& 4. ri. 40
IaH 2oN sos gs0 n4.GS 49, Goa
a.0N 7s0& 0.06 11.06 r. Mi l10B a. ~
xDntly except Sunday.
Cannsefln1 10 Qaenfnm with F.. n. &.
sE0cAi Annapolis 10 Beatlracg&
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18

Potatoes. opgly bsaled. SHOULD IL
drained, EAan shaken ovsg the ssOye
Isl i inmate. unkil they are light and
xnealy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18

ST rs AL s

IA phOso xaph oE d eOsax months old
baby standing ai0ne ii shown ii the
February Popular Mschanacs Maga-
sins This was the result Of az In
seresting course of training siaat vas
begun v nen the baby was only three
weeks old one ug the nrst lessons
consisted Is teaching II 10 sit up bs
putting 5 hand at IT. back and hr-actng
the tiny gaa AL four mouths 4 vas
g e Inches tan and weighed II IL
pcurias.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
Il, an, 1ila olis
No. Af Hons
Il aurra Hill

Taesflag N Murray Hill DAY, ana De-
u. the aar vas generally observed
III sorfle eeiat However, when Hooy-
led iown the lid of the sssgaT
s,s Ind when Invitations came from
,sat fashionable residential section
sgylng / lump IL sugar. accompany
L. lle card of invitation afternoon
lsas went to he discard, Now that the
gar i over Murray Hill Il again COM
s. int, her own, and Tuesday u once
mos home day there.
oil next Tuesday the Misses Hef-
anger viii observe the last of their
ia Tuesdays HI January at their
home, Murray avenue
mrs Weens Ridout and her dangn-
ii Miss Anna. will also be st home, Z
Informally next Tuesday afternoon
nom To s Mrs.. Grafton Ridout viii
poar la Mrs Il II Gaaaaway poured
last Reek
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18

Some of as have more nps and downs
than other but when We yet 20 the
cemetery ne viii all be. on the dead
level.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
Avn 1sAE. wEMOnsE

ssg KISS, g.sS, g.SE 10.3S, 11.S6 A. ~.
1855 i.sNs 23A 3aS xS0& 40 40
F. 8SS. T.SA, A3k. 11.3Es II. H. 12yS6
a. ~,
4 II gratum receive OE discharge pMnsesugeTs
IL lagai points between Annapolis and
Maval Academy Junction and Ct Llnfh-
scum on sA@nAl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18

Mr. and Mrs. william Il. Minnick,
left today FOR weekend visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mactslnre. North.
Carey street. Baltimore
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18

/ q sNzse&&E ~ a. Akk1#
ESmesS Don
Miss Anna nrscs l6ost dasaRlsxer IL
Afrs. wsens asaOslk, Cathedral street
left today tor Wash soas. where DE
will he the guest o9 Tie Misses Fisher
former gchcOlssaakas nk geaunt0n Agsasg-
ersay, IN A theatre party viii IS Given
lby nee hossssses tonight ii Washing
ton ix honor OF Miss Ysid0ns. one Is
this saason'a debuGantes, wlaosa pre-
seIatation g AnnapOlsa ana Naval
q tkae seaa0ia's society avents here
900 atsssa Nv
alE. ala y ks- q
Ilae number 81 inlaa DiGanta at Mar-.
ray aatli Waa Increased ~ one yestsr-.
oay OK re bafeh ca = ron so Instructor
ssay S. Clements, 81 fhe dspa Eersaezst q
Asas'laas ha go oaoy haa Deen
ssYsn Aaas sla re g sasax 5AssErascsa sAaGsas
Slssa'
:, '--.--
-. OaagA
49, - "
hga. waiter Clark entertained %
ner nome on rfance George street lasf
nlslt tns choir Of Maryland Avesasie.
rsnea rsaI e hy.naasls v PC sung OF sun
gay zen wa Sfctaae the anthem,
t5eila q Praise, Pr Petrlas
son, tsle evening asatneIl regres IT'S
were served. me reneaFsaI was d.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18

Miss Elizabeth Hopkins. OF Easton,
Md. Ii visiting With her SISTER. Mrs.
George q Melvin, Murray Hill
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
~ fI

RIee's fsmii5
tais /, rot n. Il Rica. wlaO
y 80 Years have been re-
ct Is sllipwright street,
llelr place ol resldenee.
~ 10 ss Erankaan
snd - s iii houses owned by
sfse s., 3 Wilmer. oppOs e
Pfo S.. rgeae hospital Prof Rice n
q h.s the depa rsnlent g
a'i,ass 49, u ne Saya Academy
80, Oilieer ind
s s..d i.ei, snnapolls
80, aallHandeg william 3.
ello has been conn ~
9a lls IL, diss pine depa rtaent ~ the
~ aesfteu has been detached,
In Il, efeay for other fields q
az ii DC
~ 81 fsnli u I.ieu1 Comdr Jupp,
ssis,fng 81 his mother ard sisters,
$50 SIS Sa.t beer Hslng at Randall court.
II Ieft Annapolis yesterday and the
81 th..g et pied has been taken ~
.alser nasa officers family
Il
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
w B. e A. Electro:
Railroad
MIEs. CITY TE II AIS

sam Hearty Service Morning and MysninE
washington ana Camp Meade
fTashangt0n and Camp Meade
paawengerm change ak Naval
Academy JnncElon.l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18

LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
wess ssxees aeM4lsn
An. xKEo $40, aE0. 100 x7.EH. 400 40.
1854 liza ~ M., 12.2a, La 40 80.
40 x460 80 se..20, TOO. az0, 100
lilo a. ~.
Leave Naval Academy Gate 40 Minu1eH
aerAtar. state House Station. nladen
81. ana CoIleaa Ave. seyan tTs minntee5
s@FiaeF.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
EberIes l
Entertain BID lob llpot

Admiral and Mrs, Eherle viii enter
tain over the weekend the Rt. Rev.
Ethelbegt Talbot, Ii 81. Bishop of
Bethlehem, who will 30 the preacher
tomOrrow naorning 81 the saryice 1T
the Naval AcadSmy chapel.
The Pulaskian., 1919-03-21
GARDNER'T CASE
WAS DISMISSED
NATURAL STEPS AUTOMOBILES
WHOSE FORD BECAME IN
VOLVED WITH A LITTLE ROCK
BUGGY.

Correspondence of The Pulaskian.
Natural Steps, March 20--H. Louis
Gardner in turning a corner, while in
Little Rock Saturday in Henry had
the misfortune of hitting the rim of a
rear buggy wheel, knocking off some of
the accumulated mud and scratching a
small spot of the paint off the left
front fender, which caused Gardner to
lose control of the car, which like all
other brothers, sisters and cousins of the
Ford models have habit of doing
that of taking to the sidewalk running
down the walk, between terrace and
tree and telephone pole, missing all, but
hitting the rear wheel of tricycle., which
was carrying Mary Lee Barlow, aged
four, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w Barlow, 721 West Third street.
Frightening, but not hurting the child
Immediately after Gardner got control
of the bits in the mouth of the Ford,
driving off the walk to the street where
he stopped and was placed under arrest
by Chief of Police Burl c. Rotenberry,
who was passing along as the accident
occurred
Gardner was registered as a guest
and remained for about an hour in the
city jail, when he was released upon his
own recognizance for trial Wednesday
upon the charge of reckless driving.
Gardner's case was dismissed by Mu-
nicipal Judge Archie House Wednesday
The Pulaskian., 1919-03-21
JUDGE M. ]. MANNING
AN APPRECIATION

The recent death of Judge M. j. Man
ming, for years one of the best known and
most influential citizens of the Heights,
was a great loss to the community and
the State. During the past year he had
been engaged in the parctice of law at
Stuttgart, as member of the law-firm
of Petit, Manning & Pettitt. His death
occurred at the residence of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. H. H. Kirby, SOP North Oak
street.
Judge Manning was born in De Soto
county, Mississippi, July Z, 1861. lie
was graduated in law from the University
of Mississippi, and practiced in Claren-
don. Monroe county, Ark, for % years.
Durine this time he served in the Ark
ansas legislature three consecutive terms,
being president of the Senate in 1877.
Tn 1909 he moved to Little Rock, and
was senior partner in the firm OF Man
ming. Emerson & Donham.
Mr.. Manning is survived by his wife,
six daughters, Mrs. G. Fl. Mathis, Mrs
H. H. Kirby, Misses Joyce, Had, Pau
line and Aileen Manning, and son.
Van. who is with the A. r. = in France
and . sister Mrs R. A. Sadler, of Boon
Vile