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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-14

RELEASED NAVAL OFFICER nts
sire. employment IN seattle or VI
ctnttNt uniNrrHitN education thp-
able of taking ghhrnr. lscd To-
handling men. Address b-iN, star.
DISCHARGED SOLDIER WANTS
motorcycle delivery work AFTER
moons or evenings VIII turniHh
motorcycles Thofoly acquainted
with city. Phone Capitol lsi.
FIRST LtEUTEN-
ant. university graduate. ngr 30.
married. general office experience.
executive ahuity. wants permanent
position konwood tt2s,
OFFtCER DESIRES
opening IN bakery; has thoro
know ledge 81 baking has been IN
the business 10 years previous 10
cnhstlnE Address M-st. star
HoNoRAntN DISCHARGED Sot.-
dicr wants position "a auto truck
driver or private ear driver. can
after y. IN. ballard aaR3, ask FOR
\ I. Edmonds. Also good me-
chanic.
DtScH ARGEp SAILOR EN-
pcrienced grocery clerk. some cN-
pcrlenee ,n meat cutting, can
give reference. j, \. hNndS, aNl-
tnterlake
WANTED NY DISCHARGED SOL.
dtcr. position az chauffeur ana
mechanic In private family. any
car Phone North 70, Mt. warner.
NAVY MAN De
Sires position as hookkeepef; can
operate typewriter and write
shorthand. Address M-2a, star
ENpERIENCED CANDY MAX Err )
helper desires position, Just nom
orahiy discharged from army. Nd-
dress M-2s. star
WANTEn-A JOn DRIVING a rRt-
waite ear. bV discharged soldier.
Phone Elliott tgtSW
SOLDIER WANTS
job driving delivery, Phone Cap
itol ists.
SOLDIER WANTS \
Job. is good carpenter Address
MIS- star.
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SlI.EsMt\ WANTED

statesmen WANTEp-FoR LEAD
tng department and general store
trade paper Excellent oppof
travel for honest huHtierr Dry
goods cor subscription experience
preferred. References and cN-
petienee with first letter. Box
B-ia star,
~ You 10 NOT FIND \ SUITABLE
house advertised here for rent. Try
an ad under the "Mantcd--Housr
heading. and Il viii reach many
people having vacancies
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ACREAGE


Large tract ~ land. all thor
uughiy cleared ana fenced
G-roon house and smoke
house. 80 bearing trees.
pcachc~. piunn. pears. apples
and cherries. hedges. roses
aud other Hhrubbsfy. electric
lights. good noighborhood
near graded and high schopl
can live here ana work IN
city. b-rent fare To residents.
Price 1880. terms o. reHpcn-
Hible party immediate" pos
session. Take East Madison
eat and county Terry 20 kirk
land and inquire for J. Hren-
emhn at Burke a Farrar'a
office on ferry landing.
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Public Markets


Teco pancake or buckwheat flour.
one package free with 2 for soc: Van
Camps baked beans. 13c. 2oc. sac:
Fishers Blend flour. No. 10 bag SIC.
2sA lbs. sI.53. ~ lbs. s2.e5: Domino
matches. boxes 25c; Lenox soap.
large bar SC, Ivory soap. large l0c:
Reliance coffee. zoe NJ, nos. Si.11:
NJ J. Il. Tree tea. i3c H. h-fb. s3c.
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PERSONAL

wANTED-EVERY WOMAN TO RE.
main beautiful by using Princess
Beautifier. powder and creams.
Beauty box a months SUPPLY.
value s22b. special $3.50. Finish
ing cream, Soc Princess Toilet
CO.. io59 Arcade Bldg.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

WILL BUY
Liberty Bonds. all issues.
500 Alaska Pet. a. Coal.
20 Pan Motor. MINI.
Walla Walla Gas. oil 6 L. l..
| WILL SELL.
1000 Western smelling a T.. Spec'l
200 Norska pac. Dew. ..... Bid
200 Okla Texas l.. & Ref. 200
5000 Lone star oil ........ OF a
10000 Amalgamated Gold $40. .02 y
500 Pac. Electric Wclder. So
1000 Mt. Rainier Mining go. .05A
1000 Bald Hin Mining. 07M
1000 Beacon Coal Mines. ....,. bid
3 Am Nitrogen Prod. .75.00
G. J. STEEPLE
iis Cherry st. Main $500.
BUY LIBERTY BONDS AND PAR
tial payment receipts at . per cent
discount market price. DIR. Royal
20A iiaight Bldg.
$th LOANED ON EACH $50 L1BER-
~ bond: soc month. 1920 Smith Bid.
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4 SPLENDID BUY
TnI#STnN InTl-I

COUNTRY HOTEL
PROFITS $1,000 \ MONTH
5o-ROOM HOTEL. in a LIVE
TOWN ON the SUNSET
HIGHWAY. More business
than can be handled. VIII
stand investigation. Two
years lease. QUICK ACTION
NECESSARY. $1,000 cash
down
SOFT DRINK PLACE
PRICE $500
Complete stock Of cigars. can
dies. soft drinks. fruit and
card room; rent only siT.50.
located in thrifty town. close
90 city. It's n safe invest
mcnt
ELMER INVESTMENT co.
si7-iS seaboard Bldg. ELI. 220e.
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cNRT\ENS WN>TrD

LIVE WIRE. NAV
ing clean record and large
business acquaintance. % work
with me tng thing for right
party. Cali between ? a. ~ ana
n Room ets, seattle hotel ].
Martin
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BUCKS
BUCKS
USED BUCKS ONLY


1916 e-oylinder 7-pass. tBlg Six).
1917 6-cylinder 5.pass.
1917 G-Cylindcr roadster.
1913 6-cylinder 5-paas.
1913 6-cylinder coupe.
1913 6-cylindcr 7-pasa.
All cars guaranteed, and service de-
partment operated to assure salts
faction. VIII consider terms. No
trades
ED YOUNG
East $50. 1920 Broadway.
co TO THE AUTO SHOW FIRST.
After you have carefully cxamin-
cd the car you think you want.
then visit the Emporium. You
viii see YOU can save from 81 to
$1,000. by choosing one of the bet
ter grade, high class used cars.
We have all makes.
USED CAR EMPORIUM
18th and L.. Pine
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Don't Sacrifice
YOUR LIBERTY BONDS
WE PAY THE FULL MARK ~
VALUE VIII loan sf5 on "A sso
bond We bsiy partly paid bonds
and War Savings stamps.
80 American Bank Bldg
Second and Madison.
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CAMBRIDGE ISLAND

DAN ItAit''ffs lNisNN ~
.. 10. - acres: close to docks.
schools. stores. and on mncadam-
ized auto roads; some improve
menta. Sold on your own terms.
-Four boat lines to the island
These tracts are just 10 miles
from Seattle. You can live there
and work In Seattle. See Cham
berlnin. 9l5 white Bldg.
BITTER LAKE
Si.t0O
one acre. all cleared and fenced; Is
fruit trees. near intcrurban and
highway. A DANDY LITTLE
COUNTRY HOMESlTE.
CLIFFORD LAND COMPANY
6l1 Third Ave. 7t3 Third Ave.
RiNERTON HEIGHTS
b acres for sale or rent on very rea-
sonabic terms; highly improved
with all kinds of fine stock and
implements; house furnished To a
queens taste.
Phone ELL 1916. az Securities Bid.
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start which ir To bring happiness
into your iife. GIT A HOME. n
you want e. got start On ten
acres. whefe YOU whl have no
como aud 80" ~, a. there ar"
only a few Of these fertile
meadow acres left al Bcimore.
a. ~ REID a 60.
sit-3i7 New York Block
4-AchE CHICKEN RANCH; Q IN
cubatorH, broodsr stoves: large
broodcr house and laying houses
for 1900 hens; land has eastern
slope. making u ifnai for chick
ems. all kinds 81 fruit and i-roOm
house. location at Foster, - min
Tr'uma interurban. - minutrI
walk from station. Price $4,000.
terms $500 and about $50 monthly.
Phone sidney T2s.
TWO ACRES
ADJOINING KENT
BEAUTIFUL VIEW PROPERTY
Good soil. lies level. city water. tel
ephano. mail and milk routes. easy
60 clear. plenty 81 wood. on good
road; close 10 sehooL
$500
t25 CASH. $40 MONTH
&. - DiHIii.E
eis New York BLOCK.
SPLENDID LITTLE DAIRY Farm
ON. hour from this office. 20 acres
all improved. 7-room house, large
barn. garage. poultry house. or
chafd. city water. team. harness
wagon. mower rake. farm tools,
head OF stock All for $1,000.
terms
See our Large List Farms. Aeraag.
ROBERT MALTHI co. 1908 ID Ave.
,.,,, 80, =. - ,.....f,s,. 81 .s.tt.g
upland. 20 cleared. 10 pasture. bal
ancs standing timber. T-room
house. large barn. garage. two
large chicken houses. etc; 90 ful-
grown fruit trees. small fruits =
miles east nf EdEeconb and Ever
mile from school, $500. two
thirds cash. \. ~ Rorcovius. Ar
iinEton. wash. Route ..
WHO WANTS THIS GOOD FOUR
acre berry farm. ga miles from
live town. all cleared and improv
ed; good three room house. wood
shed and outbuildingr: pillow. cult.
vator. two buggicH. Que cart. for
the small sum Of 81 200.
RoBT. MALTBY. zoos Third Ave.
GOOD TRACTS OF LoGGED-oFF
LAND FOR SALE Low prices.
easy terms. We viii accept LIB
erty Bonds as first payment. pay
the balance out OF your wages.
steady work In our camp and mill
THREE LAKES LUMBER CO.
Three Lakes wash
FRUIT AND CHICKEN FARM
South of Town
Close 10 IHEhlln~ boulevard: small
house. large barn; orchard. zoe
trees. Price. including furniture
and tools. $500: terms 1909 cash
Sec our Large Lest Farms. Acreage.
ROBERT MALrnY co. zoos ID Ave.
81. 500 BARGAIN
Thirty acres: no gravel. no sand
hut rhoiocnte loan soil Good
house: barn: chicken house: bear
ing orchard; hrrrics. on gravel
road: half mile 10 school lMNE-
DATE POSSESSION. $500 dow n
ss9 EMPIRE BLDG
FoR FARM. ss ACRES: -
acres IN cultivation: part bottom
ehinery. s.seF swell place Tor
summer home or fishing resort
Write Thos. y. Tiiier. ~ I. Seauiu.
Mnsh.
10 ACREs FIRST CLASS LAND AT
Hollywood. wash within half
mile OF celebrated Hollywood
Dairy. good schools and hard.
surfaced road. for sale cheap
r. q Lohnes. Naiiby. wash.
SALE. NY OWNER 49, co ACRES
Nashon island: % acres water
front. partly cleared. three acres
orchard. Telephone Queen Anne
fst.
10 ACRES GOOD LAND. NEAR
shelton. Wash. suitable for chick
ems and berries. VIII take used
Ford as part payment. T.. q.
Lohncr. Msithy. Wash
SIS PER ACRE. INCLUDES HOUSE
we'll and timber. edjoinr townsite.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
tTnIsr,TY BONDS

LtEEkT1 BDNitN
We Will buy Liberty Bonds t0nor-
row at the following net prices
ftbla price includes ncsrted in
terenD WE CHARGE 40 COM
NtssfONEs $500.
Firrt 3 lsH ...st.st 't.- . - ~
SECOND g. ......f t..+.- ..t..tt LBS
Third a. ..t.t.tt .....t... V"
tWith two coupons attached
Fourth fhH ..... ....-.s. Fp.u ,
We will handle lots ~ $1,000 ana
aver on a moro favorable basis
~. viii sell Liberty Bonds 81 New
York quotations without commits
sion charges
Canadian Victory Loan Bonds
bought and solo.
Daily teiegraphic quotations re-
ceived from the stock and bond
markets Of the country. buyinE
and selling orders executed on
any active stock or bond.
HEHRfN A. RHODES. Inc.
Established 1896
aTOcK5 AND BONDS
10 Cherry ST. Main lSiz'
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20 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
o. II WILLIAMS co.
SASH and DOORS
Hothed sash for starting your ~sriy
plants. FOR irnmediste delivery
Hotb~d cash t-0xs-o at. ...-.. $3.50
cr.enhcuse glass. ioxif; per boz 81
Barn sash. and & ii,Eh,.. -.
tn. grade o, our Gold Seal cal re roctlnS
TO-DAY ana we arc selling Il ~:
i-p,y COZ Sea, roo,lng. e o.
a-Piy Gold Seal roofing. ...... ss.0o
We also have large stock 81
t-inch spd s-,rch bungalow 70
Oar siding selling at IS and sis
Our large Illustrated catalogue
We sell anyone, Ship anywhere.
o r.. WILLIAMS co.
1919 First Ave Seattle
NEW LtfMEER,
i4Ss Cedar siding, regular lengths
Nj cedar siding. regular iensths
2r,. go and sss dimension. 5000
fxG and ess Common ........ $40 ~
BEADED ceiling .4.......s 2i.0O
Ike Drop siding. regular lengths
..........,... .ss...f..t t.
txt " q. flooring ........... S3s 90
". N. casing ............... .-.., J &c
y y. Casing. sanded .........2 iLc
tsxs r. n. base. sanded ...... SIC
Door lamb, per opening ....... 75c
We seil In any quantity
pROVINE LUMBER co.
1908 Post ST. Between niVersitY
and Seneca Sta
WIcK-THE PIANO WITH a SOUL
Made by gray haired veteran MAS
TER PIANO BUILDERS. Prices
1900 UP 10 81 900. ONE or THE
REALLY GREAT PIANOS OF TO-
DAY. Satisfaction or money back
on this piano. DU BARRY PIANO
co. 10s Union vt. Three stores In
the West
FIRE AND BURGLA R-PROOF
safes. safe cabinets. bought. sold
and exchanged. Lock expert work
PURcELL SAFE co.
Main ss7 71s-72o Fourth Ave.
FOR sALE-LIGHT STUDEBAKER
express wagon. harness. 1000 ~
sound mare. suitable for delivery
or peddlinR. white Wyandottc
cockerels. }. r. Warner. Route
I. Renton.
UNUSUAL RUG SPECIALS
Best heavy plain Administer. 27N5f.
s3,s5: extra. large rugs at the
9x12 size nrice. Terms often
given. Waldron Co. Henry Bldg,
PHONOG1APTfS OUR SPECIALITY
FOREIGN RECORDS
MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
1916 Westiakc. Elliott 2G78.
Opposite New Times Bldg.
SPECIALIZING RUGS
Waldron Co. arc now giving cNtrn
values In Administer and Brussels
rugs at 1922 Fourth ave.
FOR SALf--POOL TABLES, CASH
registers, cigar caaea. electric
piano and fixtures. Pool room, 80
Madison At
GOLD COIN POTATOES. sf.75 PER
100 pounds. delivered. Phone Main
1906.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

n yor 30 NOT FIND \ SUITABLE
position advertised here. Why noe
order an ad in the situation
Wanted" column II viii reach
hundreds Of employers. and costs
kttf Hfsra
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SOLDIER. ERECT
ing engineer. steam, ice or. DIESEL
engine. wants position. Address
~. star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-14
Tie Largest Audience in
the Northwest
Read The Stars
Want Ads
Phone Main 600
FEMALE HE'LL WANTED


REFfNEn MIDDLE AGEp WOMAN
will go to homes and care for emu
drcn afternoons or evenings, Ne
dress Mrs. A. J. NJ. 1855 ieth
ave. W.
WANTED = RELIABLE WOMAN
hous-leeper. small home. three
little boys. ages I. and year
Give particulars IN reply ana
WAGES wanted. r. w. Aflin. Sauh'
wash.
CREpIT--A LITTLE DOWN. = LIT
tie each week. Dresses. coats
suits Opsn evenings until
o'clock Phelps Co. sosh Thlta
ave tupstairsl
STRONG. CAPABLE GIRL FoR
sanitsrium work. apply IN person
4o.s BROOKLYN ave
RELIABLE WOMAN OR Girl. rs
chiid's nurse. CAN between > and
g. go 18th \
JAZZ DANcF--vory popular TAKE
or lessons. stevens. 1893 'th.
R4GTfME PIANO PLAY mo
taught. rantaEes building.
Ss-A SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
SEATTLE SCHOOL or TELEG-
rnphy, sfT Railway Exchange
Eidr East s9IT
HNCt.i TAUGfr-E<PERT ZAP
teacher Elliott tsst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-14
AUCTION NOTICES

NOTICE
y u. SMALL. AucTtONEER
IS years Ia the sale rims. Terms
per cent atrairht Write or
phone Redmond state bank. Red
mund wash. Phone black iTa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-14

WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS IN
the city in. poolrooms. grocery
stores and hotels. My list is com
plete: look IL over. 5i4 Searboard
Bldg
IL YOU HAVE ANYTHING FOR
sale. list IL with wide.awake man.
Elliott 5Oh3
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NEAR PHfNNEY CAR
IT you want a nice little home, you
VIII not pass this one up. A-room
bungalow. cement basement;
beautiful yard: flowers; fine view.
Price $4,000. terms.
u. VAN ARSDALE A. co.
Main 30, 1919 Third Ave.
HALE ACRE. THREE MILES SOUTH
Pioneer square. three blocks from
municipal car line: level; make
-four good house lots Price 5000
cash VIII take all Liberty Bonds
at par. Box 75-A. X. y. -. 1,
Charleston. wash
LOT FOR SALE. UNIVERSITY
View Add Inquire Mrs. Minnie
Bailey. Kenwood 1900.
|ARkINDA, PLUMBING. 1926 JACK
son st. Beacon 1911; res. Bea. 1911.
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BOOK KEEPER MD
general office man. capable OF
taking charge Of office; also OK
perienced in passing on credit;
discharged from the service. and
desires good position. Address
(f-I1 Star
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
MAD DOG RUNS ANGUCK;
SHOT BY VETERINARIAN

After giving scare 70 residents IN
the western section 81 the town, and
having attacked two children, one a
white. the other coIorad boy. mad
dog was shot yesterday afternoon BIZ
Veterinarian Charles N. Taylor.
The doc, chow dog. was owned by
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Thomas. residents
OF Germantown. near Annapolis, and
had been bitten by mad dog. later
himself developing rabies. The AMI
mai ran amuck through Vest street,
and Gotas Court. but was given vide
berth BY pedestrians, The small col
ored boy bitten BY the animal was
taken to tho Emergency Hospital but
later To his home.
The dog was shot and killed by Pr.
Taylor after d hot chase. the animal
taking refuge Til yard Oh South
street back 81 Mr.. Charles Ii see's
once building.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
CITY COUNCIL. TO HOLD
MEETING TONIGHT

Holding its session the second Mon
day In each month, the regular meet
ing of The City Council for May VII
be held tonight at o'clock in ths
Ccuncil Chamber In the Munieipa'
Building.
Nothing Of special Importance, aside
from regular routine business. Is ex
pected I'd come before the meeting
unless the position of City Treasurer
caused by the death of John q Wells
be filed.
There have been nd applications f2l
the position, as the appointment wosilt
be for only two months prior to tn
regular election II has been suggest
ed that the ofiRe OF City Clerk ant
City Treasurer be combined with
commensurate s,alary for the city clerk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
DEATH or MRS. DUvALL
FUNERAL FROM sT. MARY's

The funeral 81 Mrs Alice Minnie
pRgall slss .i !Ill I isplq sSs
morrow mornlng 1t 4 O'Clock, with
Requiem Mass. from ST. Mary's
Church.
The remains Will rest at the home
Of MRS. James 8 Taylor Duke Of
Gloucester street. niece Of the de-
ceased, this evening until the hour Of
the funeral tomorrow.
The deceased was the widow Of r.
Clark DuyaI. and IS survived BY four
sisters and two brothers Mrs. w E.
Strickland. Mrs, d. Porter Smith and
Miss Maggie Linthicum and Mrs. Heff-
ner. OF baltimore. and Messrs. Stephen
and John Linthicum
Interment will be Ii ST Mary's GEM
etery
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
Sophomore CLASS
or HIGH SCHOOL
TO GIVE MIRgSTREI.s
Pleasing PFpgFans IenaOEreW Niglss
For BeMeass Of Emergency EE@spEtnl
Af AehoOI Assenlbly Han


Boys Ok the Class 1921. af tile An
napolis High school, known Ill the
sophomore class viii present min
atrel show foEn0rrow evening In the
High School Assembly Hall Ill s:ag
o'clock. for tbs benefit of the Emer-
gency Hospital
The program will be divided into
three parts. special features OF which
Will be music By Hawaiian orches-
ira. and solos on the Hawaiian guitar
BY William STANDBY. son Of the Com
mandant Of the Naval Academy.
The, second portion Of the program
will be given over to vaudeville
sketch In which the participants are
George Avery and Earle avery Sew
eral solos Viii be sung by James
Trautwein. one of which Is "Picka-
ninny Dreams Other features will tie
i solo by Earle Avery and ilg BY
Phelps EigIoft. The boys have been
rehearsing after school hours and the.
program promises pleasing even
Ing's entertainment.
A matinee will be given for school
children only. tomorrow afternoon.
admission priced at fifteen cents, pay
able at the door. and the evening
performance Is priced at thirty five
cents.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
ANNAPOLIS AElSTE.
FRATERNAL EAGLES,
HOLD MEMORIAL,
Memory Eg Departed Brothers DO Or.
der Honered ID Impressise SeFgiec.
G.. a. Rnstebegg. Orator

Il
Annual memorial services for de-
parted members III Annapolis Aerie,
NO. 1868, Fraternal Order IN EAGLES,
were held yesterday afternoon at the
home on West street and we're largely
attended 81 members and their friends,
'.Tha music was furnished BY members
sOf the Aerie. Mr. Charles I'll Shear
man sang ID hls rich voice the hymns
NY Faith Looks Up To Thee and
..In the Hour OF Trial.
The orator for the occasion was Mr..
sC. A. Rusteberg who paid glowing
tribute to the memory Of the departed
members. He also spoke earnestly on
love, truth. Justice and "eQuali-
lty, the motto of the order. Taps were
sounded By Mr. Tony DeSantis.
The closing prayer was offered by
Mr.. j. RI Howard. after which Nearer
My God Id Thee was sung by the
entire assembly.
The entire program Of ceremonies
was solemn and impressive and apprs-
ciated ~ the fraternity and friends
participating
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
JOHN 4. STALLINGS
CLAIMED BY DEATH

John =. stallings, aged 50 years,
died yesterday al bis home near ST.
Aargaret's, after few days illness.
Mr. StaIlings was stricken with
paralysis on Friday last which stroke
caused his death
He u survived by his wife Annie
Wells Stallings, and the following
Children Mrs. Alex Proskey, Mrs.
5ohn Reynolds, James Gordon. Robert
81 and Harry stnIIings.
The funeral will take place tomOr-
row afternoon at o'clock from st.
Margarets church. interment In st.
Afargaret's churchyard
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
Isl. DR LOSES
| RD SOCE TIES
Philokalian And Philomathean
Clubs Are Crowded Out BY
Other Activities
NOT LIKELY TO REVIVE

The PhfIomatheasa and philokaIian
Literary Societies of St Johns Col
iege. which for generation were the
most important og the student ac-
tivities. are now extinct, and prob
ably no effort will be made to revive
them This decaaence az the literary
society has been generally marked In
all parts Of the country. and various
theories have been advanced 10 ok
plain Iii iii the case OK SO. Johns
there are very distinct reasons which
do not reflect III credit upon anyone
Tor allowing the societies to decay.
but which indeed prove that the col
Iega outgrew the need which they
had iilled.
AS they used To stand. and GO those
hundreds Of alumni who were man
bers knew the bodies, they furnished
the only opportunity Of tho student
for training In public speaking, and
we're the greatest place for frater-
nalizing When change IN the cur
rlculum introduced course IN public
speaking With Il we'll trained in-
structor the college men found tho
literary society no longer the best
chance for oratorical training Az
the same time there came other
changes IN the English department
which made ii the better FOR literary
discussions which had theretofore boon
one OF the chief attractions % the
society
National fraternitisa coming into
the college crystalllxad tho fsatsfmal
spirit and set about eerkain social Ina
prcyemonts which the literary Society
could not have accomplished,
SO there came d gradual weaken
Ing Of the two bodies which had baen
I'd prominent. not from any faslIt with
they we're nafnB Oasg Fovsa X0k
several more years they we're ex-
.tinct. and each had numbers or mem
bers. But their real activity grew less
and less until finally they became
only nominal organizations.
with the outbreak og war the atten-
ton Of al ST. Johns men turned to
things military. and the establishment
of the s. II. I. G. last fall saw the
death Of even the namesO Of phIl0rna-
thean and PhiIokalian.
The increased work Of the X. n. G..
A. was another OF the contributing
causea. and nov 1t has associated nm
der one head ali Of the activities which
had been divided between The two 90
cietles, excepting only the literary fea-
lures
Til this manner ST Johns has pass-
ed from the good old to the better new
and her atndents. with their pFoverb-
iaI tendency to grasp that which ~
most alive, have discarded the lit
erary society until II can be shown
that III il opportunity Ii to be found
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
PUBLIC MEETING AT
EMERGENCY IIOSPIT HI
TO HEAR COMPLAINT

Every citizen 81 Annapolis ara resl.
dent of the county II invited % 81.
END the public meeting to be Held on
Thursday evening, May IS. In Nlse sun
parlor of the Emergency HOSPITAL Tor
the purpose 81 presenting and hearins
complaints against the presents man
agelnent
All who have complaints TO make are
especially urged 10 present them %
shis occasion, and al others eaat.
ed III the welfare of the hospital afs
invited To attend
The nesting has been called a,S TIN
Advisory Picard ami II open "a the
public, generally