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you TO make as to its handling:
believe Il too big an opportunity to
be neglected. Mrs. Bryan possibly
would be willing to come out an an
open statement. She is a very able
and a very determined woman. She
loathes the whole Wilson outft. espe-
cially Tumulty, the tumultuous."
Dickinson. in a letter written June 9.
1916. referred TO an interview with
Secretary Tumulty, when the ques-
tion OF the 1916 campaign was discussed.
He said Tumulty asked him II he
thought vierfck would support Wiisor
or the Republican nominee.
When told Tumulty that you prob
ably might make a visit to Washington
shortly" the letter said. 'and that
should want 70 have him meet you
and two or'three others at luncheon, he
said IL might be embarrassing all
around should he be seen. with you
shadow Lawn Interview.
Dickinson wrote another letter 70
V1erick on October a. 1916. in which
he told OF an alleged interview he
had with President Wilson at Shadow
Lawn, in which the President in
quired at length about Vierick and
discussed his apparent sense OF fair
mss"
"On the general subject of hyphe-
mates he seemed wholly at ease.
Dickinson wrote He said he be-
lfeved that a year ago their blood
had been SO heated against him that
they were violently against him en-
masse. He added, however. that he
was convinced that their blood had
cooled, and that their eXciama :
tory leaders were in the main the
only element that p>rsistently took
an unfair view of his conduct"
souEht fnterview.
"I had almost forgotten TO tell
you that during the conversation the
President said in effect that he want
ed to know you and others who. like
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yourself. have indiyidusIised them
selves in these troublesome times, be-
cause you might be useful when set
Element time comes'g
In another letter Dickinson wrots
Nierick that President Wilson. hS felt
convinced, was growing so desperate
for re-efectiou, that ne wJli % any.
thing this side of scodndreifsm 70
save himself at the poin N Nosefh-
There Is no sincerity on ttthsr s,es
OF the German question. though ths
Wilson crowd Is likely Co attempt ts
added.
vierick: -
@RumbiinE, AZ Waite Hesse.-
There are low rumblings AZ IN.
White House prenonftory Of happen
ings OF interest affecting the British
question. have been unable az yet
TO get an accurate line on what they
mean. There Is much being said. too
concerning reports of the advent oS
new German submarine in Americas
waters, coupled with the assertion IN
some quarters that its real destina-
tion is Mexico"
Writing 20 yIeriek on June 4. lsia.
Dickinson ssid that break between
the President ana Secretary LANSING
was imminent because Of the latter's
hostility to Germany. The letter
added: .. 80
Expected Lansing 90 Qait.
'In spite OF deniais from the white
House recently OF friction between
Lansing and Wilson, I would not be
at ali surprised 10 Lansing vouId
leave the Cabinet pcssibly sscs5st
OF falling heeish, within a fSw
weeks. The Republican carnpsfsn
managers are rsking his MEXICAN re-
lations and activities past and present
with 4 hne toothed comb. Thit ths
President knows. too"
The Washington times., 1919-01-18
DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD

Get a small package Of Hamburg
Breast Tea at any pharmacy. Take a
Tablespoonful of this hamburg tea,
put q cup of boiling water upon il.
Ipour through a sieve and drink a
Iteacupful at any time. 1t is the most
effective way to break a cold and
cure grip, as il opens the pores, re-
hieving congestion. Also loOsens the
bowels, thus breaking a cold at once.
It is inexpensive and entirely veg
letable, therefore harmless
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$500, 900 PLANT BURNS.

BUTTE. Mont. Jan. 1s.-Fire. be-
lieved to have been OF incendiary or
igin, destroyed the lumber plant of
the Anaconda Copper Mining Com
pany at Bonner. near Missoula, early
today. The loss will reach at least
e00O 000
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Bryan my compliments and my sin
cere regards. and believe me,
Cordially and sincerely yours.
j. r. TUMULTY."
Bryan Repfie. In Mind.
In reply. Bryan wrote:
- June IL, 1915.
MY Dear Mr. Tumulty:
hope you will pardon my delay
In answering your very kind note.
nave been so overwhelmed with work
that l laid II aside until I could find
leisure to tell you with my own pen
now much l have enjoyed personal
association with you and how, much I
appreciate your many courtesies. l
am sure ii is a great honor to have
contributed toward your activities in
poNtlcs-an activity which has led
you to such deserved prominence in
national affairs. We are both young.
ana look forward with pleasant
anticlpation.t the opportunities that
may come Tor a renewal of the ac-
quaintahce
With good wishes. / am,
very truly yours.
wv. J. BRYAN"
The letters were published in refu-
tation of correspondence produced
oy the military intelligence service
MES OF letters written by J. J. Dick
tnson and written into the record.
The Senate committee investigating
German propaganda had the COM
munications submitted late yesterday.
Dickinson. before the United States
entered the war. was Washington cor
respondent of George Sylvester Vie
reck. His letter claim to record con-
versations with persons high in Wash
lngton official life. including President
Wilson.
Declares Bryan Half Loyal.
81 was not here when Bryan %as
last in o.. Washington" said a letter
dated June 4. 1916, but have
learned from two or three of his in
Inmates, who talked with him that he
will give the Wilson cause only the
most perfunctory support in the ccm-
pafgn. This will also mark the
course Of Speaker Clark.
II don't know whether told ou
in one of my last letters the story
related by Mrs. Bryan to T. II. Pick
ford. a local Democratic magnate, OF
the Immediate cause. OF her husbands 8
precipitate retirement from the Cabi-
net.
II was tnat lumulty told a proml-
nent German an-Amerfcan that Bryan
was the sole cause of the Adminis-
tration's anti-German policy.
"Pickford went to Tumulty with the
story, and the atmosphere of the
White House was blue with curses of
the Bryans at the time Pickford was
there. Pickford has since written to
Mrs. Bryan a full account of his inter
view with Tunulty.
"This matter could be so worked
up as to force Wilson to rid himself
of Tumulty. What suggestions have
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LIBERTY LUNCH. place for ladies
ana gentlemen. whore the best the mar
ket aHords The very best help 1. en-
ployed. Whatever the season offers w.
have Our SERVICE Is one OF our best
assets since u Is Of the highest order
Let US prove thIs S4l Pa. ave n w
jail .30t
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Remember Tonsiline

ToNSlRyE is the National Sore
Throat Remedy-it is sold in every
State IN the Union Most people bay
. bottle occasionally because most
people occasionally have Sore Throat.
They buy it for the prompt, welcome
relief il brings to sufferers from this
nalady. You can forget Sore Throat If
you will only remember TONSuIyE
and get the bottle NOW that r
waits for you at your druggists. E1
Look for the long necked
fellow On the bottle when you j
get it. id
Scents and 90 cents. Hos
pital Size, s1.00. a
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DANCING

PROF. PISTORloS Orchestra; music fur.
nIshed for any function Phone Co,,m
bis +9' Residence 2iI2 goth st \ w.
h.ga
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PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS
Tuesdays and THURSDAYS
MISS BELK. c?2 tn at ~
THE RlGHTWAY STUDIO

GLOvERS. 6I3 22d-PrIy. les any ,,,
75c.: class Tues. Fri. eve: latest methoI
orchestra. Ballroom for rent. s. W. i1.9
l-jal4-tI
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bryan my compliments and my sin
cere regards. and believe me.
Cordially and sincerely yours.
"J = TIrAU1,TY,"
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LEARN HOW TO DANCE

MR. and MISS CLEMENTS
Private Lessons. Tues. Thurs and Sat
Class lessons, Mon, Wed and Fri
b1e b 81. ~. u. Line. 236i.
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sonEht Interview.

81 had almost forgotten 10 tell
you that during the conversation the
President said i'm effect that he want
ed to know you and others who, like
The Washington times., 1919-01-18

Mrs Nanette B. Paul will be at
homo on Sunday afternoon from 4
TO q O'Clock at the Paul Institute, 21O7
5 street Costumes from the collec-
ton Of the late Nine. Mountford will
be on exhibition.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
"" CAFETERIA DOING
RUSHING BUSINESS

This week and even last, since the
pay L opened ifs doors, the Young
Womans Christian Association caf
eteria asi well as the lunch and ten
room has been doing rushing bust
ness.
COMMITTEES Of ladies has volunteer.
led for the work. and they have their
hands full The patronage has been
most generous Lunch room patrons
find things most inviting, with the
nicely polished oak tables and 8 bou
squet Of fresh flowers daily for each
table, and with good home-cookIng.
everything is tempsing and appetizfng
The cafeteria and lunch room has
furnished daily from the Snesil dairy,
milk In pint bottles. so that every pa:
tron calling for milk gets his own bot.
tie. which Is much freshier and nicer
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
MOTOR OFFICER
ARRESTS SPEEDERS

Motor vehicle oiiicer arrested mum.
Der of speeders on the boulevard yes
teriay afternoon, Including several
midshipmen.
The motor ofIicer who made the Ar.
rests was Oh d motorcycle and follow
"a the offenders for some miles. final,
III hating them The cases we're
heard last night before Justice Sui
Ivan, who imposed fine Of $25, and
costs. Some OF the speeding autonos
biiists we're returning from the Army
and Navy baseball game
Justice John Muhly of Glen Burnie,
also fined violater Of the Motor We
hfcie Laws Sunday $4,000 and gave
warning that other violators could
expect the same kind Of justice Il
brought before him
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02

his great accomplishments IS he
stopped. Pericies buass 81 .la,
lcft ont the thing I prize most No
Athenian citizen cverpnt on mourning
through me May our influence never
bring sorrow or loss How glorious
IL when We have Finished our course
over the sea III life we shall Id that
distant country find even one man 81
greet lis as We step ashore with 4 am
the man you started on the upward
path
And your unconscious influence lf
often the greater. for cYery man re.
fleets III his life the though which
dominates his desire and Efforts Every
life IS i mirror No wonder hat the
irTeIigious man is going about with
the highest and hest part Of him nm
used Yonr commission in the Navy
ought "a mean d conservation nf All
you have and area definite act q:
self. ohlatian and surrender m ye'sr
Utmost soul Deliberate personal act
toward God anu yenr life fliereaftel
d state toward HIM and 81 our fel
Low men issuing from that aci Each
day morning and eTening 4 least 4
definite enlargement with Him Then
iii day Will He be yours and sou His
Then you will indeed make i Il rsigh
course for the -heayenly harhor Inv
ever contrary the winds and me Wayet
steady ana confident because IN
fierneafil are the everlasting arms
] When the sun Nili shine IN yonr satt
4 Whether il shines III yoiir SKY of mt
Committing you all to Ills speeia
i care III His name So bless yala an
send you forth Arise therefore III
1 be doing. a,sd e srd he with thee
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
DOUGHBOY SITS
IN FORMER KAIsER'S
OWN FRONT YARI
u. VI. &. 4. Has Built Two Biz Huts
Where DoughbOys MA Eat, Read,
Take Shower Baths. Etc.

Right in the Kfisers own front
yard where the crown prince and the
other Hohenzollern kids#used 10 play.
The doughboy now sits at ease u one
III thc most charming club houses vet
erected fiji Europe forss his especial
benefit n seems really unfair % de-
scribe lis huts' the two large build
ings that the ~, has erected right
over the former Kaiser flower besEs
among the graveIcd paths and flank
ing the driveway leading to The main
entrance Of the Al IIighest Coblenz
home
But huss Is what the association in
sists upon calling theIli They are Of
the knock down type and Issllaped.
conforming to the pIots#of lawn which
they occupy One is 1he#cafeturia with
kitchen. bake shop. bufeher shop and
store room The Others ncludes Il rec
reation hall IS BY 14e feet shower
baths, barber shop and reading and
writing rooms
The interior plans we're worked out
BY vi Weathered, san Francisco
architect who il 81 C Al secre
ltary here, and the huta were built BY
| d firm of German contractors
Some idea Of the size of the build.
Eings may be gained from the fact
900 men can be seatedsat once iii tho
cafeteria, where the Mspd III kept hot
BY 4 special system ef heating al
ranged beneath The ounters Ger
man Mattresses III white uniforms
serve it. but there arc smiling n. III.
c.. a. girls there To see that the ser.
vice is properly performed AMI te
chat with the boys and make them
feel generally at honl Incidentally
their presence tendsto check any.
tendency that might otherwise be felt
by the soldiers toward determination
with the Frauleins.
Tie best musicians n the city have
been engaged 10 play al the lunch and
dinner hours but no music is required
to attract the boys They flock In
from early III the meaning until late
at night and when tfies are not eating
a regular meal they are trifiing With
4 bun or d dougnt and d cup III
coffee.
Delicious pies, cakes hot rolls. fri
tiers salads, meats. vegetables md
other toothsome tllings are arranged
on the counters so that all d boy has
To do IS nod and what he wants fl
served to him. It takes six eighty "a
lon boilers to hold tie coffee that is
boiled three times dsSay, so It Is evi.
dent that the cafeteaa does d rush
ing business.
Flowers bloom in the window boxes
and brighten each table, Hanging
baskets wing from lse stained boa IS
Of the ceiling The setting is shout as
cheerful ana attractEe as could be-
found anywhere
Across the driveway Is the recrea
tioR hut with q stage 81 one end which
enables the hall 70 he nsed fos con
ceTss il sf.e occasion nould ii iss it
Is pleasant place % SIT in. for expert
decorators have madeit hornelike and
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
CITY REGISTRATION
TODAY AND TOMORROW

The registration officers are sitting
today al the usual polling places ID
the four Wards on the city the hours
are between 81 .. n.. and b. nj
All residents az Annapolis who wish
10 vote III the city election To be held
Iii July should see that their names are
on the registration DOCKS as only those
whose names appear upon the books
will lie permitted TO vote.
The Mayor and City Aldermen to
IS elected for the two.years term will
have many important plans 70 decide
npon and Il IS important that the
city resident yo.ers see that the best
men are elected.
Register today. Il not today then
tomorrow.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02

c,s.lafoT;allls Books. magazine and
news arc there In nislfas ssp
rluwuss s.asAs.@ ssSss ..tS seals tlta
tiae4 esnssste N.sl.aN hanginr 81 me
same nat,riai the tlopr Is NssSel
amt palisntsa
flle sI.,,saer bathroom has cor
srste i.eof a,sd rRont nai'trt'i
hers III une tsine I'LL hathssi sla
adluins ii Tlie huts .naal iiy
NJ irg4uiaiiss Al n ana 1870.
II .sAa hlfs; both cSpcfi ei, I'D IL ensts
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
THE ELKS HONOR
DEPARTED BROTHERS

III accord with the universal Gus
tom. the Annapolis Lodge, p, E g. p,
No 62a. decorated the gSayes of their
brother members " the klks kest
Ein cedar Blum Cemetery yesterday
This has been the custom ~ tins
/ .,s.ue ever since ii was established
ii Annapolis, and the SUNDAY follow
ine Decoration Day VIII always ind
The wraves al deceased Elks decorated
with lowers.
the cussosa 81 the Elks to iecoraae
tine grayes 81 their departed Brothers
Is universal throughout the country
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
ID Entertain
Men | rom Ships

amp Community Service
aiag Il entertain men from the
fstF navy here for june week
nidshipmen on the cruise,
treat them to Il flre vasine-
sA atl Friday night Ia the State
rle program Will be pre-
sy professionals who have
nr.l for the occasion from
There will be six acts,
eeeted q vet permission Tor
e come ashore for the en-
asIt and extended leave from
rthAr & Hunt of washington,
hst.n visiting Mrs, a, 2. Let
HILL has returned home
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
M community
Sing Tonight

Nil be no community sing
bx the War Camp Community
the state Armory i IS
purpose however. 10 continue
SINGS right along, but the one
b4led for tonight has been called
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
Feminine Notes

Five olt.laeh Ten goMns have adopt
etl Ions giaeefnI tFilinH
rle bigger and more crnshable d
sash Is tlle more stylish Il Isl
The newest 81 tiins gowns are white
and are lilmy with iaes
I#nlwofk is more and more do
siiable for Wolnen's finest gowns.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
faieg !, MRS. EMMA ABBOTT CAGE

aiay VAS bright n middle
ayell
topped The sproutlng florists. The.
efeeD hills
narald wheat fields, In his yell
8 light
.s apple tree. whore rosy buds
iuAercd. ready TO burst forth
bloom
bitl warbled out his full clear
g4rs and wearied not wIthin
lit woods.
young and haif.trananarent
aagps scarce cast
l4p gay circles III anenones
ii iii their stalk the shaabash.
White with flowers,
gliientd the glens; the new -leayed
butternnt
ailiyering poplar to the rowing
breeze
halsamic fragrance II the
fields
,a Tie pulses of the gentle Wind
,f tbe young grass My heart was
touched with Joy
). 81 much beauty, flushing every
hoar
miller beauty
grs Holland Thomas and son,
ff18tf "A 7Nas
han Morton 81 Berwyn, Nd, have
fnrned home.
ME- 4 Reese Abbott spent the week
eaiI with his sister, Mrs. Is 3. Nc.
Naitns at Brookland III g
sir Non Morton. Of washington, q.
lias been visiting friends here.
Nlss Munson Or HaEerstown. II the
Ianc Week guest 81 Tie Misses Lu-
ells aud Elizabeth Thomas, Conduit
reet
Mrs. Summeryiiie Sullivan is visit.
NIX her brother. Mr. Charles banks, q
4stlft6llhsH y a.
ladies' I'D
Ta#t;iYe Festival
The Ladies' Aid Society. OF Maryland
Avenue church are arranging 10 givs
strawberry and ice cream festtva
This Thursday evening in the Iowel
rooms Of the church Delicious her
ries grown on the farm Of Mr. Walter
Clark will be served Home made cake
will also BIC sold
NIL aud MRS VI IL Brown. of Nash
sille. Tennessee. are visiting the fam
Ny 81 Mrs. Browns brother, Alderman
pner n Parkinson. Prince George
tsei
Mrs james g Courts, Of Washing
iap mother Of Midshipman Courts, IL
spending june week here and chaper-
entng Miss Mary Weller Mccarthy
Mrs Keller. mother OF MiIshIpnaan
Keller. ii here for June week. and is
Gre fnest Of Mrs Montgomery Reyell
street
Alrs Moine OF Sumter n. G.. is stop
pllig with Miss Elizabeth Brady Ca
theltal street
Ms solomon Is here for June week
ihe Naval Academy
tdniral Ross. III s. NJ. and Mrs.
are visiting Prof and Mrs. Ar
fltar Newton Brown, Of tho Naval
sfeillN at IA state Circle.
1tr III Hamilton. editor of the
y HIarald Of Palestine. Texas.
ltlnilten and daughter. are here
iiie week at the Academy and are
Iis atidshipman Hamilton Of the
lfd cl.lss
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
Distinguished Visitors
For Jnne Week

Prot and Mrs. Ralph Root are en-
pertaining Capt w. III Lewis. Chemical
Warfare Service U 81 Army, and
Mrs. Lewis. at their home on Franklin
street. Murray Hill Mrs. Lewis was
student and classinate III Morning
side College. Sioux City. Iowa, of Prof.
Root. and Capt Lewis has beer serving
with the Chemical Warfare Service ct
Washington during the war. and was
d siiscoyerer OF most deadly gas. Be
fore going to Washington he was on
the faculty Of the Northwestern Uni-
yersity, to which he will again re-
turn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
Rugs & Carpets Dry
Cleaned
ANNAPOLIS STOR AtsR I
TRANSFER co.
NON Il FINEST STR
phane 500

Phone 500
~aBtn9 ttlc al yf.. cEeawam@ All
iiaring for the Nasnsnew nseashe im
Mvsli and tsernl pfooE rasnpa vsaa@Ms
lts square yafd.
Nstrk called fer and deakys@sa. AL
Nefk cash an delivery.
Npert packers tor eastna Am6
4 t,tsssM are. also Grating farHtsRPe Ter
sasEmeRt To 81 parse 0f slze WaRfa.
ftPFosf storage Concrete amA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
Likes leoNomen's Work

seefetaly Balliels likes the work Of
the liiia veoNonlen III The Navy 40
we'll tliai he wants to keep some 0f
them i'll tlln icn indefinitely All
til1 RATS lle s pl;epafint AZ recnln-
tllena nat 4 satiieteit number ~ carry
tsil lie clerical WORK III the Navy des
paTtinNnt lie rsiaiBed fnf i year
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
OVER SIX MILLIONS
FOR CENTENARY FUND
OF METHODIST CHURCE

The Methodist Episcopal Gen feii.4t
fund tpak i big jnulp With he t;sas
ulatian of late returns lasi nisht and
III, afal ntiw stands stsos saeEs
200 churches are yet lle h.slrd from
ttlrongliont the WASHINGTON ;tfea IS
iig ftnti Is eadas increasing sle
papea renafi drift II ffuIn iSSslf.ie
ions which got 4 late start Sil M q
drive
Out 81 i total az S4i CHARGES. With
twice AS many pastorates tho last min
ufe totals showed tliat ia had acme
over the ton With their allolnonts.
lhaAeh file Intensive tltl fltts;tt cans
yass I'll churches throughout Aiethe
lsni lis eil sttnlay ,lflnusilic eil9eili
a,ss 8si nteht ay Res ae ~
Z, sSartz executive secretary 81 ale
tsrisfs nfsl - With ias4ftel
fil,4t lie t5sne Limit f,r sri 81 f ions
50 tie teiltenag fpua haa ieen SIS.
tended until June
n q ellsiea n leetuea necessary
hecaiiss il some LOCALITIES che can.
Yass upon i tharough seale was moi
',ossille N tlis Week especially desig
aated ard III some utller communities
by special aTringeneIii the drive s
vet "a he launched
I'll baltimore and other cities
churches which base loi yet attained
their full quotas viii continue to ftstin
ltair their Centenary stiifl orgaili1a
lions III order that the every men
er canvass mas be prosecuted
It was Tie confident belief uf gn
tenary direct ors that before 1le end ~
1.-The week the fund viii be increased l,s
lanother half million dollars, i'll least
when retufns FROM scattered disftiets
are received and tahulatea
An Ohio banker who was sfs0oef
short in his accounts fell that he has
stolen enough tn retire and 50 commit
ten suicide Louisville CourierJour
nal.
Time IS money, and some Of US arr
ladepts at l0airg Lime.
Il
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
AWARDS PRESENTED
AT DRESS PARADE
il nuea f,om Firsl PaFcl

fpr f eenera athlete u ilie year
lii.ttn liiFrliss
iie nn Navy Atlaletic sssariation
cup flls ulsdssliptatn Who has done
mos Filg tIst car IL praMafr atli
lti Nisf1. Ingram
Thompson hinas allrs ior practical
a;.y iin II Nnupr
eltpsall nIsTe far practical
my IS llassea
lsiilc heoMng esi atial VAN F.
lla,Almn silver nteaa Thomas Il
llfsiiains bronze fiellIl g 4 Miner
Faiis. sold medal & ,stlnan sil
ser sastl.,l f SINS ie bronco
ineaal lS,rgar
sshres silver medal ] & Nehb
ans hroil medal lseek
naefliNg sepft ronae lgiedal G
ais far geacr,l excellence
iii trissh III ~ tiihhs
Colt medal far eetiei.l excellence
Id lltlsas rs ii i llales
Rrtalzs islrsis fser sling 81 iii
F.slner Ahisherry a li.. SNig-
GU. Il Sapgarti "a Lewis &, n.
]. Gates lielsir
COIL med fs,t sy ililiairE chainpion-
snip "a iiaghsr
fna nseiial fi5r general excellence
II ki.klne and banlting feqfball 2.
Nlfarsl
silver nlv,l.d Tor higbest batting
asersfss galons members 81 Neademy
aiue Is boyle
slip Z II Graham
Hrou nteelal fslr general cxeellenrp
Id four9l4 class lrack NEE, n. u.
naiser
srenxe luesiills Tor boxing Ma
honey 81 G Iaita Il Rorschash, Il.
Il. lsranne ana ] G Messenger