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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
STUDENTS PAY THEIR
OWN WAY IN SCHOOL
Sclt-Supporting rupilS Irt Rcttcr
Idea of Value nf Their
Opportunities.

Special 10 The World
NORMAN, OKLA. March V Even
In this age when the hIrn cost ~
living worries bank presidents We'll
as ditch ilggcrs. uuy.irth ut AN stu.
dents attending the University of
Oklahoma are entirely Sr'f.supuolt
Ing whi!o attending school Tu N,
exact 2Ni students, among whom
are GS girls nro lu lhIs D.u.s uu, rf
the l,l00 now Ia resident ui'.udtuur
In addition 3tl other students 900.
gludiur Gl girls, urc ptrty so.f
supporting, making a total ~ r.5
students, or a. per cent ot the total.
who must work to remain iu s"huul
The university gives employment.
10 large number OF these student.
ns office ana laboratory .s,tuta.
stcnographcrs. jani,prs ANA various
forms Of manual labor Member, OF
the faculty employ many students ts
furnace tenders table walters AVID
various kinds OF manual labor FROM
cleaning house to washing automu.
bilcs Another large proportion is
employed 10y Paternity and boarding
houses as table walters and dish
washers
1t is unusual 90 Join The term col.
lcgc education and houscmlid and
cook yet one girl In nor senior year
in the university VIII obtain here a."
gree. next June because shc has tho
grit TO serve as houscmaid and cook
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

has made n threat OF intervention
In his offer to help the people to "A
modern system Of civilization Is an
instance OF the frequent charges
against those who would help Mex
ico. The American Red Cross FOR its
efforts to feed the starving OF Mex
leo in 1915 was charged with the
same malvolcnt intention. Mr.. DO-
heny is not In favor OF armed inter-
vcntion lie has proved by his ac-
ton chat his ambition liz to raise the
Mexican WuTkmcn 10 higher plane
by education especially along lines
Of industry ana highGE living stand
ards.
"Senor Santclla's reference to the
present contention as a tax matter
is noteworthy, There IL no tax
question between the Mexican gov
,ernment AND The companies. II Is
purely "A matter OF proposed contis-
cation masked in decrees called tax
laws
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
KID THE FACE OF
BEAUTY SPOILERS
Let Stuarts Calcium Waters
o@ Your Beauty Treatment
TO Relieve the Face of
Pimples, Black
heads, Etc.
send for n Free Trial Package.

hr,o' 'hose poaISy pmples and
he .5',' that spoil tho complexion
o., SUI, 10 use Stuarrs Calcium Waf.
,-,.. IH' Influence OF their calcium
,,'.i.7' '..' 'no skin TO convert ,he inn.
n, ."'1 INTO a harmless substance
e-,r. elimination instead Of gath =
y,,n1. .h'o little red spots. DO no,
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rors,,. plmply skin and calcium is
f.r,a'''f"d OF great value for aII
~. 4, or Suppuratlon OF the sklp'
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s,I,'' SO with the most gratifying re-
g. S'uarrs Calcium waters arc
W." ","eiy known and used thar yon
e.. 'nd them on sale in almos, ov,, nv
C.,N 'lore In the United States or
"a. .'','1a at so cents box ~ yo,,
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NJ sol Stuart Rldg.. Narsbai,
sra d.. and a free trial packagc niat,,
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

Viola Nnpp was chosen by Henry W. Savage
for tn" part nf nm" IN TINT greatest of oil
musical comedy successes, The Merry
Widow" starring three SEASONS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
TYPlST'S ERROR SAVES
MAN ON BOOZE CHARGE

BANGOR, Me, March S--Because
n typist hit the wrong key Victor
Cha.sspai. Il local hotel proprietor, IS
saved from Jail, Deputy sher!ffs raid
ed the hotel and captured n quantity
" liquor The young woman typist
who made out the warrant hit ''p'
instead OF an "O," making the WAR
rant read 'viplation" instead OF "Nio-
lation." Counsel for Chaisson claimed
that the warrant was defective, and
Judge blanchard, Of Municipal court.
sustained the claim. The case was
dismissed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

tlon contained signatures that were
not genuine.
Tho appeal may not como before
the supreme court before 1920 and
some state officials say tho case
may DO allowed to die u natural
death,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

han'n became operative when the
permanent injunction WAS granted.
Tn" appeal Il is h"li. has not nui-
ur'l the acts effectiveness The
suftrnrisir based their argument
AGAINST a referendum On tho con-
'rutiou that luo anti -suffragisis'
petition gur suh,n .saiou OF tho qucs-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

lrict court had granted sufrrnrlsts ~
permanent Injunction restraining
submission " the uw to II rctrr,u.
dun.
Tho attorney generals officr
h"hS that lhr act. suspended WhlIr
the bJuuvuun suit wa,Cjs pending.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

That China Is united on the quos-
tlon OF foreign policy Is the dcclira-
ton made by c. r. Wang. one mem
ber OF the peace delegation at the
peace conference. lie has been
prominent in the South China gov
crnment.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
JUSTICE TO ANNALS
Subject Of Annual Sermon
Preached All Pasadena
VIEWS ON yIvIsEcTIoN


/ Last night al Emmanuel Episcopal
Church. Pasadena, this county the
Rev James L. Smiley preached the
annual sermon On Justice to AMI
mails I
He prefaced his remarks By saving
lghaf all human persons believe iii kind
ness 10 all creatures. and thar Christ
ian character instinctiyely revolts al
cruelty. The trouble ii that so many
good people are ignorant Of the cruel
ties that are constantly being perpe-
Etrated BIZ the thoughiless and neon
siderate
An open Bible tells us that the Al
mighty Ruler of The universe ii not
anna.ldful OF even one sparrow when
ii falls; that He who owns the cattle
Eon thousand hills knows each one !.
He ordained that every beast OF bur
den should enjoy one days rest in
every seven; and thai the OK treading
out the corn should not be muzzled
III ii His will that men should follow
their Maker in caring for the inter-
ests Of all dumb animals.
one of the subjects demanding pub
tic investigation IS Vivisection Anil
mails such as dogs. cats. rabbits. gui-
nea-pIgs. etc. are experimental upon
alive in medical laboratories to see
the effect Of certain treatment by dis
ease germs Or BY the knife II Is
claimed by The advocates Of this prac-
rice that valuable scientific discover
les are thus obtained for the relief OF
human suffering Doubtless there is
truth On the side of this claim But d
competent commission should deter
n,fne whether or not there Is entirely
TOO much viyisecfion practiced for
mere demonstration to students II
necessity ever iustifies some vivisec-
lion, the amount should be reduced TO
the lowest possible minimum, and only
leading specialists should be licensed
TO do such work. and in rare cases,
Some professionals claim that .sVivisec-
ton il misleading In surgery and med
icine. and that it Is not only merciless
to animals but dangerous to mankind
~ sdfiy TATE AHe phbtlN sAOiA5SstVtissF
should be stirred TO find out the whole
truth in this matter, and to demand
fair and just treatment for the helps
less creatures
Another phase Of this subject Il
efiidren's treatment of pets. kindly
and patiently the little ones can be
taught how 10 handle and care for the
animals which come within their
reach. The chiid's chfvairy Is thus
developed while the dumb creature
receives due care
Lastly. drivers and stablemen can
be approached Ia d tactful way and
taught the golden rule toward the
noble horse The s. r. G. A comes
not Ia condemn but to save both man
and beast from the mutual curse Of
cruelty. God made man as the truss
tee OF this earth and all It's creatures,
and expects him to perpetuate the
goodness and JOY which the Creator
originated
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
MAKES JULY / NATIONAL
BUTTERMILK DAY

July / lis National Buttermilk Day
Butterrnilk. the United States Depart.
ment Of Agriculture thinks, IS one Of
the hest drinks in the world nutrit
ious. palatabIe and full Of zest and
vim. The man who drinks btittermilk
regularly and copiously is doing q
good turn for himself That Is one of
the purposes OF proclaifning National
Butt crnlilk Day. rhe other il thar
the dairy industry in tile United
States will be encouraged
Battermills Day. II IL hoped. viii rel
mind many People Of this drink, intro.
dnce ii to others. and be the beginning
81 i greater consumption Of butter.
milk that will contribute to the health
and happiness Of the consumers and.
hi the same time help dairy farmers
to develop production
TO insure an ample supply of brit
termiik, both for homes and for hotels
and restaurants on July /. the Depart
nenf of Agriculture requests cream
cries, milk plants. and other dairy es-
Establishments to cooperate in the plan
to popularize the drink
1t Is pointed out that, while straight
batternilk Is an excellent drink there
are 4 number at delicious combina
tions Buttermilk lemonade. Is OBJ
tanned by adding the Juice of two or
three lemons to quart OF buttermiIk
with sugar TO taste Buttermilk may
he combined with lemons juice, orange
juice Or eggs and sugar for making
frozen dainfies
Aside from it's food and beverage
qualities, buttermilk is said to pos.
sess medical qualities Many physic
ians prescribe 1t III the treatment 81
certain intestinal disorders The bac-
terra that brings about the chemical
change By which bnttermiIk ID pre-
dnced is believed BY MANY physicians
and bacteriol0gists to destroy certain
other organisms that IN the human
body. tend to hasten senility Many
prominent men drink buttcrmilk reg.
uIariy as tonic One Of the most
widely known lecturers and writer's III
the United States drinks bufteTniIk
IS regularly as be brushes his teeth
and declares that he feels himself get.
ting younger with every glassfill
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
THRIFT 70 BE TAUGHT
In SUMMER SCHOOL

Or ~ & Rueaiger, Dean Of Teach.
ers College ~ lie George washington
laissrs lts Washington, and principal
af he flanser sesloul ef The uniycr.
sity. MIL give i series III lessons on.
th riuelpies 81 is4ching d. the snm.
nRer sass,al al Tic course of tho les.
sons Ae win tll'plsa iae INC principles
iess s,ils III siAs,ls aud hsgiene Put ont
hS tlle savings isisian u The i'reas.
lslsS aefarteHets:
Af She allt session tlsFifi viii also
30 eiAplta ied ~ Dr. " ntiYen-
8iI 81 mss course oH Sic principles
N elsnss is.l4 tsiara ion
Teachers may obtain copy Of
liiess tiiftfl ISL ans hS appiyirg 70 the
local savings director
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
OIL MY BAcK
The Expression Of Many 4 kidney
sufferer lin ANNAPOLIS

The Expression Of Many \ Kidney
Sufferer In Annapolis
A stubborn barkache ii ca1lse g
suspect kidney trouble When tise kitt=
neys are iniamed antI swollen. stoops
ing brings d sharp fwinge IN the snail
OF my back. that almost takes the
breath away Doan's Kidney pills re-
viye sluggish kidneys relieve aching
backs. Here's Annapolis proof
Geo. NJ Freeman. rnenter 81 Hols
land ST, says For Years | had q
bad case Of kidney trouble. The pains
through the small 81 my back were Sc
severe / couldn't straighten and was
in terrible condition Tie kidney
secretions were scant panied n
passage. ! was bothered by having
to ger up at night and | always fell
tired and worn out. When ] read
about Doans Kidney Pills used 4
box and they helped wonderfully
Whenever | have noticed any signs Of
kidney trouble since Doan's have
brought satisfactory results Doar,s
are the best medicine have ever used
for kidney trouble,
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy get
Doans Kidney pills the same thai
Mr. Freeman had. Foster aIiiburn
Co, Mfgrs., Buffalo y
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
MARINES DECLARE
CUBANS TO BE
FRESH AIR FENDS

Some newly arrived Ma1nes at
Guantanamo, Cuba, are gettig their
first insight into Cuban custuFns
+ Is not uncommon 70 see children
in the towns about there Plying ii
the streets in absolute negliEee Few
of the children up 10 ten Yeas of age
have more than one suit of clothes and
the only dressing up is done8on Sum
day mornings TO attend chuEch and
the cock fights. favorite pastime
with the Cubans-
Another novel sight Is the#munici-
pal graveyard Cubans hav to pay
taxes on the graves Of their relatives
and friends, and when the taxpayer
becomes delinquent. the bodypr bones
are exhumed and thrown in agcommon
heap in one corner of the burying
ground
The Marines are rapidly acquiring
the notion that Cubans are resh air
tends
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
WASHINGTON PAPER
PROPOSES cONFEREN
TO CONSIDER PROBLEM

The washington star is advocat5ag q
big conference 10 be held in thaac
TO consider social and industrial sob
TENS. The Star says:
Americas greatest need todas is
for assurance of Industrial peace for
some general agreement betweensc pi-
tai and labor as 10 the rights ana OBJ
tligations 81 each. to the end that tric-
ltion between them may be resuced
and business permitted to 80 ahead to
that great expansion which Hseans
prosperity and happiness for the
American people.
President Wilson emphasizes this
fact iii his message to Congress For
srier President Taft has stressedit in
his writings and public addresse n
lis recognized by industrial leade5 and
| labor leaders alike as the paramount
problem Of the nation Leadess OF
aafional thought and forward leaking
men I'LL All walks III life are gtysag "
their earnes; consideration
TO Make Ideals PrncticaI
There has been III evidence agreat
suiferings and sacrifices of war there
should be created better hrather-
hood among all Americans. th8 JUS
Itice should be truer and the relation
ship II man to man more kinds and
sympathetic: that the America ideal
I III equality of opportunity sho0ld be
madesa practical fact III the life sc the
republic
The var lie depths iu men
las they seldom have been stieAd be-
tore. Their minds were made more
plastie ana their impulses stronger to
reach out for better things here
vas and there remains i high resolve
that one 81 the fruits 81 the gre.a war
shall be an America made better for
those who toll and serve, whether
with minds or hands. There III ess of
selfish seeking today than er4 be.
fore. more of real willingness To
Accord to the other man all Cat te
which he Is entitled.
Proposal For Great Conference
II this new spirit which hacoue
over the nation is to be conservad and
made To bear its useful fruit, Islust
be organized and led into 9a6s1s OF
practicability The Star suggested
last December. and II repeats Se slIg-
gestion today. that there sliogad be
called in Washington q great confer
ence representative Of all the serse
interests of the republic to lseiss
and. il possible, to reach an roe.
nent upon a set Of fundamentaf ps1n-
ciples Of social and industrial ice
The Star said III December as to-
preside over such a congress would
not be beneath the dignity 81 tIl Pres
ident Of the United States tspa rtic-
ipate in it's deliberations woagd ap.
neal To the best minds In all eae walks
Of life
Endorsed BIZ National Leaders
The Star believes the fffsA now
has come when such d conference
should be called. II has asked saaing
men here In Washington and
out the country for expressions of
opinion as to the deslrabHtg and
praeticabilfty Of the plan. The plies,
coming in BY mail and teIsgrash, are
favorable without one dissenting
voice. There may not be exae anan-
unity ais to the best method 81 pro-
cedure OF tile results to be arriAse,i AZ,
but there " no dissent frora he be..
lief that his great oppoftunits should
not be sllowed 80 pass by without d
sincere and patriotic effort BE- crys-
fallize il into lasting good forhe ma
lion.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
community Sing
Tonight At ArnaOFy

Another of those pleasant communt
ty SINGS will be held tonight at the
State Armory. Bladen street The
leader will be Prof. George webster
Of ST. Anne's a larger at
tendance Is urged, and everybody II
welcome These community sings
threw the people together and foster
the community spirit, and ali ARE want
ed TO help The cause along
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
DISTRIBUTION or FISH
FROM IIATcHERIES

Conservation Commission III Mary
land has sent our he following le IN
to Deputy Commanders in pei ars
and District Martens AZ this tiisfricl.
Disiribnsion. fish from tlse Fc.Vis-
town hatchefEng IS going on mainly
upon the request ii individuals wAn
apply for Hsh nf u variety and for ne
streams which Ties prefer
he Continissio appree iat lgis
interest on The part 81 iadisi sFuals. but
II IS not an adequate system for get
ting the most thorough distribution
and 10 40 the fullest justice is tlIs.
public at large Ii ii fol- Ibis reason
that We desire you Il take iii illter.ss6
in the restocking OF streams III ynur
district Id en- aerage applications and
to recommend and fise applieasipns
Yourself for ireans where local IN
terest has not prompted individual ap+
plication
I II is important not only. tlsat fhi &
be done BY you. hut flint 4 he done its
teliigentls and after careful hives ga-
ton az The pos Utilities af Tho stream
ID be stocked Tor the proper variety
10 not recommend the planting &C
small mouth bass when the 81 resla Is
favorable for large mouth bass nor far
bass III all when trout will d. hotter.
nor for either III these varieties when
the water VIII only sustain catfish.
smokers or sunfsh In tbs APRIL Rill
u 80 4. X -
Ietln Mr. Snssiefss artielp point auf
the requirement. and water e3ndiiions
for The various fishes
Address your eoillnluili cation direct
to Mr.. w G. 3ell. sart Hatchery
LewistoNn Nd oo so promptly bps
cause some fish must now l,e moved
There are available, large and small
mouth black bass, suckers. crsippia
blue-biil and catfish
-
Divorce lis more sftls34 fEafi4fhle than
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
SOCIAL ANNAPOLIS
essll j MRs. EMMA ABBorT GAGE
l-lIl1a 3 MRS. EMMA ABBoIT CAGE

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard vineyard Viii
shortly occupy the residence Oh liar
ket street vacated short while ago
by his brother. Sir Frank WiegaTd.
Mr.. Bernard Wiegard who las recent
81 returned from France, served dur
ing the war as Captain In the army
and Won distinction fov heroisln In
bath
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
I.l.AYE MAamINnTON

|g.oe g.i5 500, s.l(l5 Itl05. LIDS A. n. l2.O0.
i.Iis eos 200 $50. si.O5. 40. 6.il5,
f.tl5 T.tl:,. 9N5. ifOa. r, MI. 1a.UI "A. IA.
xIlaiIy except SUNDAY.
connecting nj tldenten with i. r. r.
oIaeal AnllapniiA to baltimore.
For tickets ana information apkSy &C.
our4ifg tIeht.t offices West Street Ntatinn,
Stats House station. College Avenue and
iilsflen streets; tlryel HILL, Maryland
Hotel. Oiiire \. s. N. A.,fnr Officers, mllA-
giipnen ete CONNECTED With the Nagat
= t,.1 5Ft4,s.Ss
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
Gard Party For
wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs Earle Fox, Of Murray
Hill. celebrated their eighth Wedding
anniversary on Saturday by giving q
card party To few friends at their
home on Southgate avenue and Frank
lin street Saturday evening There
were two tables and AFTER the game
refreshments were served A very plea
SAINT evening was enjoyed and the
guests felicitated the host and hostess
upon the happy occasion.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
Mrs. Geo. Hodges
Iion0ret; By school

Mrs George w Hodges. the MARY
land Genealogist, 81 whom Annapolis,
her residential city. Is deservedly
proud. received 4 letter On Saturday
Informing her that an annual prize. a
handsome gold pin with laurel wreath
will be presented annually to tile girl
lat st. Mary's Seminary, showing the
greatest improvement III history and
writing the best essay on Maryland
historical events. The prize Is to be-
known as the Margaret Roberts
Hodges prize and will be presented BY
the ST. Mary's Chapter d. a.. RI The
honor ii conferred upon Mrs Hodges
because Of her keen interest IN ST
afary's school and the scholarships
there for girls Another honor recent
#ly conferred upon Mrs. Hodges at ST
Mary's where room was furnished
fin mahogany with the silver name
plate on the door, setting 1t apart as
the Margaret Roberts Hodges Room.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
Has Returned
| From nYnrReag

Capt Eugene w Magruder, q. S.
4 attached 10 the 47th Engineers.
American Expadltionary Forces. who
arrived from France. III New York on
Friday, Is stationed at Camp Dix. "
4. awaiting rehabilitation III his
company
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
Former OmHan liant
lireetatI By Friends

Lieutenant Colonel Chauncey St oil
Mcneil. y. s. Army. now on duty at
the office of the Adintant General st
Washington. and formerly command
ant at st Johns, visited Annapolis
yesterday Lieut.. Col McNeilI is very
proud of the showing of 80 many ST.
Johns men in the present war, many
of them serving under him here
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
Just 8eyeR
. Tin eS One

Little ALPHA Qninn daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Alfred ]. Quinn. Of Green
hstreet. II celebrating he's birthday to-
day by giving d party 70 her little
friends. Miss ALPHA Is seven times
zone today.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
He Iii New
MEdghlpulan RId0ut

Among those who entered the Naval
Academy on Saturday as members Of
the new fourth class. is Horace Rid
out Of Annapolis. son Of the late
Weens Rid0ut, and nephew Of GRIT
ton b. Riaont, Esq, this city
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
State OF Ohio, city Of Toledo
Lucas County, SIS.

AA&&c%S ~ AtAA1s So
Frank ] Cheney makes oaIh that he
s senior partner Of the firrn OF f. j.
Cheney & Co. doing business Iii the
City OF Toledo. County and State afore-
said. and that said firm wiz pay the
sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case OF Catarrah
that cannot be cured by lie use of
HALLS CATARRAH MEDICINE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and absorbed
in my presence, this 9Th a. Of De-
Icember. 4. d. 1856.
"a. w. GLE SON.
(SeaI) Notars Public
Halls Catarrah Medicine "a taken
internally and acts through ne Hood
on the Mucuous Surfaces 81 the Sys-
tenn Send for testimonial free.
n ]. CHENEY q G., ed0, O.
Sold by all druggists
Halls Family pills for III stipation
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
AROt her Little
NA4nl Officer

Mr. and Mrs Leon Gootlieb are re-
ceiying congratulations upon the birth
Eof second grand-chiid q son born
All the Emergency Hospital TO Lieut..
Harry GOodstein. U s NJ, and Mrs.
IGoodstein. Mrs Goodstein was before
her marriage Miss kathryn GRttlleh,
OF this city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
no Drive Ows MalarEn Ard Bui1d Up
The Sysaem
"a OId Standard

TAsTEIEss chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula
Is printed on every label. showing II
- QBTNTNE ard IRON iii tasteiess
term The Quinine drives Ont the ma
laria, the IRON builds up the system.
Price COO.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
WIN Teave
|. Old Home

The family OF Mrs. Daniel r Ma.
gruder. who fer many years have oc-
cupied the old Bells house ON State
Circle, will move the last Of this week
into The fraternity house on Duke of
Gloucester street. recently occupied by
st Johns Sigma Chapter Of the Phi
Sigma Kappa fraternity Tie house
to be vacated by the Magruder family
viii be made into an apartment house
BY Mr. and Mrs Charles n Morrow.
the owners. Mrs. Morrow was for
merly Miss Maude Bells