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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-25
Story telling
for the
little folks

Bring the children down so
as to be here by 8 O'Clock Sat
urday afternoon and let Miss
Bartholomew of the Bethany
kindergarten entertain them
for an hour or so with the
most delightful stories of
good" little boys and girls,
fairies, giants, elves, etc.
Little girls and boys of up
to eight or ten years are in
vited.
Little Tots Section
End Floor-Pelletier's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-25
No scarcity
of silk hose
at Pelletier's

Here at Pelletier's are Silk Hose
in greatest abundance and in the
most wanted colors; dark brown.
gray, navy blue and black-S1.5O
to S2.75
CLICKED SILK HOSE; more new
ones came this week. We now,
have them in dark brown, gray,
white and black-S3.25 to $4.25
FIBRE SILK HOSE in black. gray.
brown and white-$1.O 90. up
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-25
for children

A special lot of children's White
Pony" Stockings; all sizes and
various weights fine lot of slight
"irregulars" on special sale AZ
Saturday.. .............3 Tot
Children's Socks of white Isle
with fancy colored tops-slight
seconds" of up to 40c ones %
on sale Saturday. ..,...... ZJC
End Floor-PelIetier's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-25
For little BOYS

Smart, stylish little Suits of blue serges. chew
lots and mixtures some with white pique collars;
az to yesrs-S50O to $500
2piece Wash Suits; plain white and a great
variety of plain coIors and stripes " TO years
-$f.se 10 S1250
Knockers of good quality wool mixtures and
alI-wool blue serges; to Il years-s2.OO to s3.oo
"a FIoor--Peefier's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-25
Choose the boys
suit carefully

Wise mothers viii do that.
They will see that the Suits they get foI
their boys are pure wool, sturdily made
For that is the only kind that will hold out
any length of time with the wear boys Of
6 to Is give them.
These Suits of serges, cassimeres anc
cheviots in Spring colorings are good ii
style as well as in quality. Many have
belted coats with slashed pockets, and bott
coats and trousers are well lined-S10.5t
to $3.50
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-25

re new Crepe de Chine Silk Shirts h
by yesterdays express
Mems Furnishings-Main FIoor-PeIIetier's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-25
Ribbons
growing in
popularity

Ribbons! Ribbons!! Rib
bons You see them most
everywhere nowadays; hair
bows, sashes, vestees, bags,
camisoles; Ribbons are fast
growing in popularity.
And here is everything from the
narrowest lingerie Ribbon to the
handsomest of great wide Ribbons
for bags and vestees.
SOC Ribbon-39c
Saturday you can buy beautiful
hair bow Ribbon. and 5 II inches
wide, moires and fancy weaves.
that sell regular for SOC for soc a
yard-and Wen tie them into good
looking bows free of charge.
A lot of sc Sash Ribbons, plain
color moires and taffetas from
to ~ inches wide will be on e.
sale Saturday. OOS
And a lot of 79c and CSC Sash
Ribbons, plain color satins and
moires from 6 to Z II inches wide,
s wii1 De on sale &c and Csc
Main FIoor-Pelletier's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-25

$1,000
CHILDREN'S Handbags of silk
and leather, fitted with a mirror
CSC and sec
Suit Cases and
Travelling Bags
TRAVELLING BAGS; all sizes,
shapes and styles. for men and wo-
men-$6.75 TO $500
SUIT CASES of mating, fibre and
patent leather-$1.5O to $500
SUIT CASES of genuine leather;
all sizes and styles in tan and black
-$15.OO to $500
Main Fioor-PeIletier's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-25
To inform yom Of the beautiful 21e1v things a1od
of the 10rly special val1tes on sale Saturday at
ere getting ready for
A big sale of Silk Monday

to
Drumming the remarkable buys" he made
the veryS Silks right demand"
Fol ards"h inches wide; twenty flour
hem navy " quail
here's a &hetrar cloelywo ncreped chinez"he
The moo O then the equality regong sell
them Mono o a yard
IN
-be to o OF tomor
a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18

g(rt, hp;en lrabren @ert in Donars
ltn0 Gents aus5uf5riitden bergeblides
Yerniiben 1pGre, Sic aber troB ibrer
ioeellen Natur i6tperes Geld gefo>
1tet boben. un6 pie biel bon ben
l1el111 Miliaroen Dollars IN Darle-
fen 51riidge5ablt mer0en mir6> lit
audi 5iemli6 ungetpiB.
@an3 getuiB aber 1T 6as cine, oab
sic 8ep0lferung oes 9a11bes fir Die
@er5iniung II. Gilgung oieier 8etra=
ge a11 ffomm1en nn6 anBerDem 0ie meb=
reren MiQiar6en Dollars idbrli9 be-
5oblen muB, sic ben0tigt per0en, I'M
bie Observation-Disclosures IN Gang
51 balten. @s lit cine %1ngebeure 8iir>
Sc, pel9e 6os @olf Ser Ser. 5toaten
ouf lange Sabre binaus 5u tragen bo<
ben miro, nr6 tnenn es I'M 8erei9e
Der M0glidfeit it, 6ieie &Ir6e et=
tpos at erlei9tern, 10 ioate Dies &C.
1deben. @9on a11s 6em gon5 nii4=
terne11 @run6e, 6aB man audi ben
geouloigiten 8odeiel nidt uberla6en
oorf 1pen11 man feline Dienlte nt6t
entrote11 fann.
Cine 1ol6e @rlei9ter1ng gepdbrt
unter un6erm audi 6as @orban6en,
fem zines berniinftig a11Sgearbeiteten
un6 6urdgefubrten @u6getiDitems,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18

5tequng> 6ie Seine gminen5 EN-
nabm in ser Samntlung Der &rafte
fatbolif6er 9ronung inter benz oeut=
i9en @olfe miro i64per aus5ufiiden
fem; oennob jiebt Die tpeltlide 8reiie
int augemeinen in Dem bingei6ie6e-
men &aroinal einen Der ubofen &C.
Mute @1tropas" l1n6 einen u5iibrer
oes BreuBentums." &etr &re0it miro
6em @aoinol g~egeben fir feline mirf=
lid)en ober berfannten 8%emibungen
%3ugun1ten Der &riegsgefangenen nn6
anoerer. 9as 1T cine @irfiamfeit, Die
nod Der bouen 8ertung barret. SSn-
5tpii9en IaBt 6as Sinideioen 6es &ar-
6inals cine groBe 2iide in ben &ei=
fen 6erienigen> 6ie init al ibrerO5a6t
fir 6ie Sr0n1ng un6 Qualification in
gan5 @11ropn fampfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18
Is. December 1919.
Slsebe1l, Inn bas Hroieft ourbfiibren

5nsebe,L Inn bas Rroieft ol1rdfiibrerl
Sn fonnen.
&iIDeer. 0ie1e Ort1boft
murbe imerbab otpei Sagen bon
smei 8rdnoen beimgeI1dt, ols Mon=
tagrad)t ein Seuer @ieent,1m int @er=
tie bon $4,000 serltorte. Sic Ser-
iiderl1ng betragt $4,000.
Sannafnro. Sic blell9e
9utterfabrif ip11roe burh Iel1er, mel
dies burb einen idyaohoften Sdorn=
itein ent1tuno, serlt0rt. Iieielbe 1par
@ieeutum elmer aus garment uno
@eidaftsleuteu beltebenoen @e1ell=
idaft
BONNER. - @nlter 3t1nmer=
mann uno Srol1 bon @ranplae pltr=
oen 6em 0iltriftsgeridt iiber1piei en.
Sic iino ougeflagt, Oen SOB Ser feb
Sebni1brigen Margaretba 8ottfe, Die
BET bem @bepaar mobnte, berbelge=
fiibrt al boben. Der San tpuroe Mtit=
mod oufgerufeu.
Sonnub. - 9as einiabrige
5obnden ser Samilic @m. gmep
perbrarnte 5u Sooe, inOem sic &lei=
ser oes &iroes ou1r6 Elm Stif Ya=
pier, tpeldes es ange5in0et bette,
inoem es ooslelbe bur9 etne &lbe
binour6 lit oen Ofen 1d)ob, 5elter fin=
gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18
yrft yntcreIe aQer 8arecr

Wte Der S9aBamtslefretar IN iei=
nem 8eridte an Sen &ongreb nit
teilt, beliefen iib 0ie @elamtausga=
ben Set 81tn0esregierung bon Dem
Sage ongefangel1, an meldem Die Ser.
|Stoote11 ertldrten 0aB 5pii6en Slime
rita unb 9eutid)lan0 Ser &riegs5n=
ltano be 0nDe Bis gum 81. Sftober
1919 o1f Die Snmme bon 35,413,=
100000 Collars, Elm 8etrag, Ser Ell
gentli9 BENT menibli6en @eilte IN
leiner mirfliden @r0Be ga115 unfab=
bor lit. &rn6 9,400>000,000 9ouars
bon Sic ler Summe tp11roen bon UNI
lerer &egierung elmer &eibe bon e11=
ropdt19en @taaten> Sic nit nns IN
6em &riege gegen bic Wittelma6te
.alIo5tiert lparen, gelieben. 3tebt
man 6ieie 11e1tn Miuior6en 9ouars
bon ser obigen Summe ab un0 bringt
mani ou6 in Mb5ug, mas Ser Stoots=
ba11sbalt pabren6 Ser gleiden 3eit<
peri6oe unter normalen Gerbdltni1ien
gefo1tet baben 1piir6e, 10 ergibt ii6,
ooB ii9 fir unier 9an6 6te 6ireften
&%riegsfolten a1f ungefdbr 6reiun6,
5tpan5ig Miuiar6en Dollars belaufen.
Gin Sell 6ieles rieiigen 8etrageS
miro 6ur9 I'M Muftrage Ser &egier=
u1rg gebm1te Sbiffe, 6ur6 Mnteil=
1deinc an 6en 8ur6eS= 8o5enfreoit=
bonfen un6 abnli6e 8eltan6e repri=
lent!ert, Die ie6er5eit - menn au4
ebent11eu nit @eriu1t - 5n @elbe &C.
mu6t meroen f0nnen 1n6 Mftiba mo-
terieQer Mrt lito. Gin gr0Berer Sell
ser &ricgsaus9aben ie6od repraIsr
ttert @rrungenf9often rein i6eellcr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18

.tpie es IN ullen nnoeren 5ibiliiierten
2qnoern Der 8elt ibon felt langem
Deficit, uno NIT &e6t legt Der SdaB,
mtsiefretdr in leinem Beri6te anf
b%nl6igite g%infiibrung 6ieler allbe>
tpabrten W1oBregel groBen Ma6orltd.
Gin regelmabiges 8uoget bietet Die
belte, po nidt Sic ein5ige Si6erbeit
gegen @rtrapagan5 int 9taatsbaus-
balte, n116 1ol6e grtrabagan5 nit If
rem nnbern1ei6li9en Steuererbobun=
gen 1T elmer Der midttgen Gaftoren
fir Sic &obe Der 9ebensfoiten. SIN
1reigeniten Sntereiie aller 8urger,
Oh tie nun 6irefte ODER BLOB in6irefte
@teuern 5ablen, liegt es 6ober, bar
ouf gu 6ringen, 6aB Der &ongreB 70
bal6 pie m0g1i@ 6ur9 @infibrnng
oes 8u6get5manges cine griin6lide II.
poblangebradte @eform unieres ST.
nan5tpeiens bornimmt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18

fotnmt un6 6arauf al1sgebt, Ole g01tt=
liben @eieBe Der Stride 81 Deradten
unb 5nnidte gu MAIDEN. Sc gibt feline
&egierungSform, fein @efeb, feline
8%eror6nung ooer SPECULATION, Die ben
Der gltern Die Bfli6t aufer=
leeen fam, lire &tn0er in 6ieStaats-
idulen 81 ien6en, tpen11 6ieie Sdulen
LINEN boriabli9 @ott rauben -- 6enn
6a5u fommt es - un6 ben littlifen
un0 religioien Bau n%ie6erreiBen, ben
un6 Wiitter in oem geiitliden
ibrer &in6er erri9tet babe11.
Das &e9t 6er@ltern iiberragt irgen6-
Elm @e9t, 6as Die @@ulen beanipru<
diem fonnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18
cStt oeoentpGrtioen &onareb fiBeu

SIM gegentuartieen &ongrek fiteu
6reibun6ertun6neun6reiBig Mnmdlte.
1n6 6a tpun6ert man 1t6, 6ab Der
Congregational &ecor6 INNER 11mfang=
rei9er miro! Mls Bar Eeter Ser @rite
gelegentli6 ieines I%ufentbaltes in
England in 2onoon elmer @eri9ts=
itBung beitpobnte nn6 6ie bielen Mn=
mdlte iab, erfldrte er, er babe in 1ei<
rem 2an6e n1tr 5tpei bon Der @ippe,
ober 1obal6 er %beimfomme, mer6e er
einen bGnge1 Iaiien. Die @ei9i6te
1re11nt ibn ben @roben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18

bon 100000 er0ffnet, 1pobon Elm
Sell fir Sen geplanten Mubitorium
be timmt lit. Sic Satiade,, 6aB oie1eS
Ml1oitoril1m ou6 fir bie Staot Der
fiigbor, 1tnb baB es Ser grobte Ser
lommlungs1aol in oielem Seile oes
5toates iein miro, lit bon b%elonoerem
Snterelle fir Die 8iirger.
Yierre.-@ IS lit bier ongefiln=
oigt 1porbenL boB 8unOesienotor Ml=
les YpinOerter, ser auf Bent republic
fanild)en acknowledgements
sic Snbollierrng nidt erbielt, itd ais
l1nobbaneiger lint Sic Mominiernng
fir @11noespralioent be1perben miro.
6reunoe oes 8unoesl enators baben
@ettttonen int ga115en @taate in u1n-
louf gelebt, 1t1n Sic %nottpenoige Wten=
&c bon l1nteridriften 5u erlangen.
Siour Sails. - Weittpo9
m11roe sic &onferen5 Der Snterfon=
feIiioneuen @eltbeipegung fir Mtn=
ne1ota nno sic bei6en Dafotas 5n
o%reit6giger Dm1er er0ffnet.
Mber6een.- Na9 einem Sa=
milienitreit bot Geo. Obermeier am
Sonntogoben6 feline Srou erl dol1en
uno Damn 1t9 ielbit cine lebensge=
fQbrlide @un6e beigebra6t.
Groofs. - Ser % Sabre alte
6. 8. Mn6erion, mel6er bier lett
orei5ebn Sabren tpobnte, begging
5elb1tmor6 in6em er it9 in einem
Mutomobil bermittellt elmer 99rot=
finite 6en @9d0el 5eri6metterte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18
Gin bu1 Sen 8iIdDfen 8aberns

Gin bp11 Ben 8iId6fen 8aberns e.
lalienes gemeinlames @irteni9reiben
CUR @ertei6ig11ng 6es &e9tes Ser re-
I%igi0ien @r5ieba1ng 5eigt tpel6 mG6-
ttge @infliilie an Der Mrbeit iino ge-
gen Die Stride nn6 &eligion. Sc beiBt
6ari1 nnter un6erem: ~&ein Staats<
ge}eb bot cine bin6en6e @etpalt iiber
Dos @emi1ie len, menr es in 6ireftem
@i6eriprn6 nit ben @eboten @otteS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18

9ie fatbultide &refie ser a1iier-
ten 2dn6er fpri9t nit &e6auern iber
6en SOB 6es Cardinals bon @art-
mar1l @r5bii@ofs bon &0ln. Ser
md9tige @tnfluB 6es @ar6inals itan6
als cine Ma1aer Der @tGrfe gegen Ste
&rGfte 6es 8ol19e1Dism1ts nn6 6es
anar9ntii9en So5ialismus, nn6 Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18
Su0 Odfctd.

Suron. - @ie &eftor s. 90.
@aae un0 ser Bermaltungsrot bom
S,tron=&oueg erfldrt boben, miro I'M
fommenoen Sabre Elm Mu0itorium er=
baut lperoen nit 1900 Stbplaben.
0ag Suron 9oueg bat feline ~9eene
9eru=9etpeg1tng nit elmer @ampagne
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18

ct. Saul. - 9as Nationalfo=
lnitee ser Nonpartiian 2eag1&e in ct.
Eoul genebmigte ant Gonnerstag ote
Bil0ung bon County, >peigberbdnoen
Ser 2iqo.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-19
COLLEGE BATTALION
TO HAVE COLOR DRILL
AT ST JOHNS
kecn Riyalry For Eempetitsye Gon.
test To Carry Cea0FH AT GOl
teva Next Year

Both companies Of the st. Johns
College battalion are preparing for
tho competitive drill which will de-
tcrfnine the color company for next
year This drill Is held each spring
and the company which II selected By
The Judges as being the hest drilled is
designated As the guard for the COLI
avs III All ceremonies In addition TO
this d sabre Is presented 10 the cap-
tain ii the winning company By Lieut..
ii. Il. Jones. u s. Army, an alumnus
of ST Johns.
Company Al. under Capt Richard ID.
Cole has had the honor this year. Az
present each of the companies appears
10 be In excellent order and the win
ner cannot be foreseen Capt Ray
Cunningham ii iii command Of Co. ~
Among the non on-commissiored OIL
cers 0f the cadet corps are included
several returned students who have
held commissions In the II. s. Army
These are Sergeanfs Francis Z Floyd
ii. Roy Hetzer, John r. Birely. Allen
Il. bier and William HI Knighton.
Each OF these brought specia lized
knowledge with him from his train
ing camp experience, and they have
heon placed in charge of instruction
III those branches in which they are
most proficient. Their instruction
has been divided between the two
companies SO that their advantage
might not Be uneQually distributed, by
this plan the two companies have de-
velnped at about the same rate,
The date Of the competitive drill
viii be announced later.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-19
NAVAL ACADEMY
BOARD or VISITORS

Announcement has been made ef tbs
members at The board OF Visitors
which will be ii the Naval Academy
during june week They are
Appointed by tho President DR.
Edwin ii. Alderman, President af tbs
University of Virginia. Ill Henry B
Zinc, head of the department of mach.
cglalics. Princeton; nr. BensaEaia Isle
siaecler, University Of Califosnia: Dr
Arthur Newell Talbot. University Of
Illinois; nr. Al Il Hill, University 0i
Missouri; Dr. * G. NJ. SiIls Bowdoin
oIlcge. DR. RI C.. McI4aurin, Massa-
ehusetts Institute Of TochAology
Appointed by the Vice President
d. S. Senators John Walter Smith, of
Maryland William j King. of Utah l
Miles poindexfer Of Washington, and
Frederick Hale. Of Maine
! Appointed BY the Speaker Of the
House ii Representatives u s. Ttep
resentaiiye Lemuel r Padgett, Albert
EstopinaI, ID. J Riordar. Thomas s.
butler and william ]. Browning
Ers. Alderman and Wheeler and
Representative Butler. have notified
the Academy authorities that they
Will not be able to come 70 Annapolis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-19
MARYLAND YOUTHS
PASS EXAMINATIONS

The following Maryland youths have
passed examinations for admission as
niidshipmen Senatorial tIon Joseph
ii. France1. Benjamin 4, Jackson, yr
principal.
Second district Karl s. HearneY
principal: Warren n Underwood, third
alternate
Third district John H Waldanser,
principal. Alexander q Grieg, first al.
ternate
Fourth district Thomas r. Evans
principal. Savlngton IN. Causey, first
alternate
Sixth district Edwin G Curtis,
principal; Roger Nj Newton. first al
ternate: Edwin NJ. Graham third alter
nate.
A number of others passed their ex-
aminations last year, aud have again
been given appointments. This includes
some who entered the last Fourth
class. but failed and resigned These
will be given second opportunity By
receiving another designation by .
Congressman @
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-19
ANNAPOLIS a BANK
PRESENTS HELMET
TO JACOB EBLING

AT the drawing this morning IN the
Annapolis Bank the German helmet
given this bank 10 be presented the
ssncky winner who had subscribed TO
Victory bonds was won BY Jacob Eh-
ling.
Names of all subscribers through
this bank were put into hat and
shaken up. Mrs Edward p. johnson,
wife or the rector VI ST Anne's, who
was IN the hank getting subscriptions
Tor the Salvation Army drive. was ask
Cd 10 draw for the helmet and being
biindfolded, drew the name of Jacob
Ehiing. President Of the bank W..
Meade Holiday, took tho helmet to
Mr.. Ebling and presented IL The win-
5ner was highly pleased
Tomorrow the drawing will be held
for the winner of the helmet All the
Savings Institution Mr. Philip Nor
gan has been asked 10 draw the mum
Der from the list OF subscribers placed
Fin the hat, similar ID methods at other
banks.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-19
Voter Velalsle zines

III his weekly report sent nnt Isl
Motor Vehicle Commissioner + All. .p
Baughman. for tho week endina My
II. the fines imposed on motQfi lF
nalsImora- alone. amounted IL
and in the counties 70 s4sS ieta
81 .4s4 FOR the week
The violations of Law are tlts
old ones. including driving
license card, 81 lights irreglilaf
ing under influence of LIQUOR lse
ing right of way not Stopping
rear of street car, fast driSiilg
ing unauthorized use of antenia
etc.
Annapolis Ii not included ill..i
siolations of automobile rrsilll
hut the county is for operator
cense has been suspended in tll
Hof IS. q Canton, of Glen Bafnis
/ ing the investigation OF the dea
asilioughhy Canton
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-19
NAVY STILL HOPES
FOR NC SIS SAFET x
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sullps. sB0 ssaiies loager khan the hong
ost ieg of tho course eaiosea by the Y.
s. Navy man. and accomplished by
a4iemt. c0maEnandcE Read
The two men are entrussing them
selves to 4 single engine, which must
drive the hiplane moro than 1000
land miles lI.76O nautical miles be.
FORE they again sight land he inn
posing mass og Cape Clear, on the
southwest coast of ireland. The
niglit. made without chain u pro
tecting ships below. III d machine
which probably VIII sink within fess
minutes II the engine fails. can only
be compared Tor daring ii the air
with the attempt of Prof Saioinon
A. Andrce to reach the north pole by
balloon III 1897 Andreess airsaip dis
appeared into tho north, neither he
nor his two companions ever heing
heard of again.
HaRkcr mounted from his hangs
on Inc Mount Pearl plateau a. s.
II III. fI2s55 New York timel and
roared along at hundred miles an
hoir over 10 tho camp Of Frederick
/ IsaynIam, his rival. Within the sight
of HE camp he pulled lever which
released the wheels and under car
lrsage Of his machine The structure
crashed to the earth as Raynham
watched. d challenge and fair warn.
eng 10 the Martinsyde man that Haw,
| kar was of on The record fighi which
nov can end only HI forced landing
on water or crash landing in the
I British Isles with almost certain
death Iii the lormtr and possibly with
lseriCns injury to the men IN tlln latter
case.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-19
BUSINESS MAN WILL.
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY Y

on Thursday walter CLARK. \ we'll
known business man, dealer il sea-
food. and whose wharyes on ConnreS
misc street are headquarters for AL
yachts arriving here viii celebrate
his birthday While be does not mind
telling his age, as some Of the ladies
in town may. it has not been "oiiicial-
ly announced However. his near
friends say he has passed the half
century mile stone some SIX 81 seven
wears Mr Clark besides being known
III one of the most enferprising and
enerniie of citizens, Is enc ot the
most Generous THERE'S no plea s.
which he does not liberally respond
and HIS heart NJ set apon making the
hospital supper this week the grane
success il deserves % be
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-19
ARMY AgROPL.AGgE DE
ScENDS At IA sTpoRT
AND BREAKS PARTS

An acclaent to aIrpIame D-SI15. a4
EasGpogI about eleven o'clock yes-
ieriay morning. enabled many resi-
dents of that village and Of Annapo
its 10 make the acquaintance Of Lieut.
Leonard r Post. Il s. Army. the cool
and gallant pilot Of craft. Forced By
engine trouble tD descend on the Oak
villa estate. now occupied by william
Al. gtr0iagn. the machine struck soft
plowed ground and tipped over, break
tng propeller blade and doing other
injury to the machine Lieut. Post was
thrown ont, but was uninjured
Getltnk to hts feet. Lieut. Post safe
and smiling, Fesnarked that be had
been aying for tw0 years and had not
had an accident until that week. the
one of yesterday being his third
Two mere and I'll be an ace, he
added
Lieut., Post had flown from Boiling
Field. near Washington. and had made
the trip. according 10 his statement, IN
eleven minutes. which WAS wonderful
time The diKht was for the special
purpose ol visiting his brother. Mid
sllipfnan 0i the Fourth class Arriy-
ing over the Naval Academy. be was
not able 90 pick cut suitable land
Ing place, and turned and flew to-
wgrds Eastport. AT that point, engine
trouble developed. ard It vas neces-
aary TO make q giiding descent. COM
Ing to the ground Ia The pIowed field.
kfsNsRxa
around the machine and its pilot. and
Ii was constantly augmented BY Yis-
itors. Mr. Strohm made his guest
from the skies welcome. and offered
the means Of telephoning 70 Washing
ton and reporting what had occurred.
TO the discredis OF d number Of the
visitors, some OF them proved 70 be
souvenir hunting vandals. and made
elTorts to acquire parts Of the
machine mas keepaakes Corporal
Everett Beayin. of the local COM
pany of the State Guard, happened 70
be present, and collected q number
Of other members. and did effective
service on preventing this. He was
thanked by Lieut.. Post
Late in the afternoon. an Army
trndk arrived. and the airplarie was
taken apart and slowed. and carried
back to Boiling Field Lieut. Post
made many friends while here BY his
cooiness and courtesy 10 those ne met,
and there was much satisfaction over
the fact that he escaped without I'M
Jury. His type Of machine made II
necessary for him To land while going
1T considerable rate OF speed, and
this. 81 course, added to the danger
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-19
ARE YOU ELIGIBLE
FOX RED CROSS BADGE
FOR WAR SERVICE
esbaism Saf&eeS ElFessAnSs Gmlls
Special Meealng Wednesday, III
Al. MI. Al stale HeHge

A meeting which ii OF more than
usual Importance has been called by
the chairman of the Anne Arundel
county committee on Surgical Dress
Ings. of the He'd Cross. fy Mrs j r.
Morrison. Tor Wednesday morning ct
IN o'clock
The Meeting will be held In the low
er room al the State House entrance
opposite Maryland ayenue~used BY the
Red Cross during war activities Il Is
urged all members of the surgical
dressings committee for Annapolis,
Anne Arundel county and the Naval
Academy, be present
The meeting Is called Tor the pur-
pose of ascerta ining how many are
eligible Tor Red Cross badges 10 be
awarded for service during the war
activity Of women The badges are
to be presented By the local Red Cross
Chapter, and the following Is the
latest ruling. the original ruling hay-
Ing been changed
For the badge with plain blue rib
bon, anyone Is eligible who has work
ed 500 hours since April, 1917 either
500 hours Ia six months or 500 hours
during the Whole period of the war
There is also badge with faMn col.
ored ribbon to be given 70 those who
not haying an opportunity for longer
service, have worked 400 hours dur.
ing six months, pr 400 hours during
the entire period Of the war.