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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
SHOT FIRED INTO
CAR OF SHORT LINE

Whether the Short Line or anyone
connected with it il being made the
object 81 the attack of some miscreaHit
or miscreants ID the question which Il
suggested BY shot fred through the
window OF one of It's cars this morn
ing, on top OF the attempt TO wreck
q car the previous night BY putting q
tie on the track. The shot entered the
window of the car which left Halti-
more al this morning just after Il
passed Revells'
The bullet was pparentiy from
rife or pistol Of small calibre. and
made clean hole Id the window, and
PASSED about six inches abUve the head
of i petty officer Of the Bavy who was
in his seat. The train consisted o.
two cars, and the bullet passed
through the window as the third real
from tie end of the last car.
The officials og the company aEt
making the most determined efforts
/ to discover those guilty o. atteznuts
against the ears and passengers this
morning and On the previouB essnlng
The places were separated BY ab0ul
fifteen miles
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
SPEAKERS EXTOL
SAL VATION ARMY
Open Air. Meeting On The State
House Hill For Anne Arundel
County Drive For
DIR BURGAN PREsIDEs

Under the auspices of the Woman 9
Section of the Home Salvation Army
drive. te raise In this city and county
SIS 900. Mrs Thomas GLADDEN., chair
man, an open-air meeting IN the In
terest Of the drive was held yesterday
afternoon on State House hill
Not having been giver sufficient
publicity, or because of tho hour wnSu
most people are returning home to-
supper from work Of the day, The at
tendance WAS small, but none the less
enthusiastic.
The Rev. Dr. Burgan, pastor of the
First Methodist Episcopal church, pre-
sided at the meeting and opened Il
with d few remarks. telling Of the
great and good work accomplished by
the salvation Army during ths war
and making plea Tor the Home Sery-
Ice drive in this county which ts on
this week
Mr.. webster. choirmaster Of ST.
Anne's. was present to lead the COM
munity singing. MFR. Wells KalTGey. a
BOY Scout, served as bugler. stir
ring address was made by Adjntant
Boucher, Supervisor OF the Salvation
Army 81 Camp Meade She Is q ma
tive og Ohio
Chaplain Stanley NJ, Cleveland, who
has recently returned from France
where he served with the troops for
eighteen months, was one of the speak
ers. and gave & thrilling account, as
an eye witness, Of the splendid work
that had been done in the frontline
trenches by the Salvation Army work
ers. Chaplain Cleveland IL an ear
nesi, forceful speaker, and his remarks
were given the closest attention and
had telling effect.
Sergeant Wales, nos student OF
st. Johns College, but who served
overseas with the American Expedi-
tionary Forces, made good address,
outlining hts experience as q soldier
III the trenches. and what he knew
personally of the good work and daily
kind acts for the men by the Saliva
tion Army that dared everything for
the eomfort and welfare of the men on
i the lighting line.
Commander johnson. of the Saliva
ltion Army. also spoke making q plea
| for the Home Service work, the tinaIac.
| ing of which Id the occasion of this
| weeks drive. He said that later
every cent that Il being donated now
during this drive will be accounted
/ for. 4 public statement 70 be made
/ through the press
All speakers Impressed the gather
| ing with their earnestness and with
the worehinens of the cause for which
subscriptions are being solicited dur
ing the present week
1 Tnare was no offering taken during
tbs meeting. which vas especially
l called 70 make public the merits 81
Inc cause. The meeting closed with
/ the star spangied Banned. led b
/ bugleE Kaluaey.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
EAsTPORTe HOLDS
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING

with I25 residents Of Eastport pres
ent last night, the community meeting
held for developing plans for the vel
come homecoming Of the service men,
was most enthusiastic
Plans have developed and things are
progressing encouragfngly Eastport
expects to make highly creditable
showing III the parade and 70 this end
Is arranging plans that we're discussed
at last nights meeting
Lumber has arrived and is on the
bridge ready for the decoration Of that
structure spanning the Spa and link
ing Annapolis and the village, and
decorating Will begin tonight Il II
does not rain.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
IS CANDIDATE FOR
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

Capt. John s. Slrahorn has an
nounced his candidacy for the nomi-
nation for the House Of Delegates.
subject 10 the action Of BITE Democratic
primary Capt strahorn, has prac-
ticed law Iii Annapolis for 4 number
of years soon after the entrance of
the United States into the war. he en-
tered an Ofiicers Training camp. and
completed the course successfully He
was commissioned nrst lieutenant
and afterwards captain. Captain Stra
horn expects to be discharged from
the service about July 1st.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
MEETING
ON SOLDIERS WELCOME
Large And Enthusiastic Gather
ing Of Men And Women Who
plan For Home Coming
MORE MONEY is NEEDED

While the chairman Of tho Finance
COMMITTEES James Walton, an
nounced III last nights community
meeting held IN the city Assembly
rooms iii tho interest of tho welcome %
be given the homecoming soldiers.
that there Ii IN bunk 10 finance the
arair, some sl,700 There Is needed
a much larger sum To make the event
a success,
or the amount on hand and avail
able, $500 ii from the county as ita
share. $500 from the city. and some
$500 from the sale II buttons of the
nlue and Gray and Lorraine cross,
insignias OF the cath and 7eth Divis.
ions. Of which button sale Miss EVA
Clark Is chairman. The balance less
than 500. ii from private subscrip
tions The chairman of the Finance
Committee thought that personal con
trii Il, ns should be forthcoming and
the sum to finance the affair must moi
be less than $4,000
The Mayor gave out, that should
any money be left from this euter
tainment. Ii will be placed In the fund
FOR memorial TO the Anne Arundel
soldiers
Mayor Strange presided At the meet
ing. city Clerk Frank Smith. secre
tary Reports of the Publicity Com
mlttee. Allen b. Howard the Deco
rating Committee, Clarence NJ White;
Invitation Committee. George
Quai6: Entertainment COMMITTEES. JOS.
M. Armstrong; Supper Committee,
Mrs II E. Strange; Parade Commit.
tee, Leslie Klakring. and other com
mittees were made, showing progress.
West Annapolis, represented by g.
Nj White, reported q parade that
would reach from Church Circle TO
Strange & Whites store, and EAstpOrt
line that would extend from the Spa
bridge 10 Three Mile Oak CaaiFsnNH
of Eastport committee, Jesse Clark.
was unable 10 be present. owing 10
d public meeting there last night. but
sent his report through the mayor.
Al. Theodore Brady. Esq. suggested
that place Of honor along the route
Of the parade be given the mothers.
fathers, sisters and brothers of the,
men who had served with the troops,
and suggested the State House Annex
steps IT was stated that many oE the
Mothers would be part or the pa
rade, occupying automobiles with the
War Mothers section.
Mr.. Kaiser stated In detail the &C.
tual cost of chicken salad, part Of
the menu for the supper, which alone
would sum up some $500 and he
thought $4,000 far too small 4 surn To
finance the affair. 1t was announeed
ny Miss Jennie ColIinson. of the coun-
ty. that two districts alone, the First
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
ExcursIonlsts Here Tomorrow

Probably the first real excursion
from baltimore will arrive here to.
morrow with the party of Information
HI Kindergarteners who are holding
i convention In baltimore today.
The excursionists are expected to
arrive at 9 AS in The afternoon. They
have been given permission, II Is nn,
sierstood. through the courtesy Of
Naval Academy otficIals, to be shown
through the Academy
Members of the Woman's@ Civic
League of Annapolis will meet the yis.
itors and assist Ia showing them abont
the town and its points Of interest.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
bank workers For salvation Army

Women who Will serve tomorrow ut
the several banks In the drive for the
Salvation Army will be as follows
Farmers National Bank, Mrs. AID.
ram Moss Annapolis Ranking and
Trust Company, Mrs " q Stevens;
Annapolis Bank Mrs Barnett bowie.
These will serve during the morning
hours
The drive Is going more slowly than
tho workers would like. Anne Arun-
del's allotment ii $5.0a0 and she must
raise the amount. This city and
cornty has never yet fallen short In
any Liberty Loan Or drive and must
not IN this.
II is given out by their friends that
the Elks have pledged as individuals
SIS each for this Salvation Army drive.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
WOMAN'S CLUB TAKING
COURSE OF LECTURES

AT recent meeting of the Woman,s
Club Il was decided that the members
take up the work along literary lines
and for Improvement Of the club. A
course of talks on popular subjects was
suggested. and Mrs II NJ d Martin i
member OF the club from Tracy's
Landing was palced on the committee
as its chairman
Mrs Martin has invited Prof a. G.
Gossard 70 give the first address he-
fore the club. and he has accepted.
His subject Will he A Study N Old
songs and the address will he given
next Tuesday, May 27 The literary
program viii be held IN connection
with the regular Tuesday club meeting
and will be held at clock
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
FIRST WARD WOMEN
WILL SELL DOUGHNUTS
AT CARVEL HALL SAT.
Delicious DoHghnnts, The Kind That
Made Famous The Salvation Army
Over There On Sale For Drive

Made FAMOUS Inc 6Al4atl0n Army
Over There On Sale For Drive
on Saturday, May "a there will be
on sale throughout the day and even
inK III caExaI Hail. through the cour-
tssy of the management Delicious
d0ughnuts. for the benefit Of the An
napolis. drive of the Home Service OF
the Salvation Army. which has been
on this week. will be on sale
Doughnuts. the kind that made the
Salvation Army lassfes and their cause
famous overseas during the war. will
be dispensed by women workers In the
First ward. in which ward Carvel
Hall Is located
Chairmen of the Salvation Army
drive in this ward. Mrs. z ] Linthi-
cum and Miss Margaret Martin, Will
be in charge or the doughnut sale. Any
one wishing to donate doughnuts for
this sale, will please call Phone $40
sor notifiy Miss Martin or Mrs Linthi-
cum
Today II doughnut day In Baltimore
and the sale OF doughnuts for the Sal
yation Army drive is being held
throughout that city Today is also
doughnut day in New York. where
doughnuts are as familiar q sight IN
streets and homes as ID the front line
trenches.
Mrs. Vincent Astor has turned .
portion Of her house at $40 Fifth ave-
nue., New York. into bake shop
Society women have turned dough
girls IN the interest of the home ser
vice drive OF the Salvation Army. They
are to make 100000 doughnuts To be
sold today throughout the city and
have announced their intension of
working ali night Ii necessary.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
sEARcHLIGHT FUND
STILL UNcoMpLETED

About $3.50 III the 1856 needed for
scarchiiglts for the Annapolis Fire
Department has been collected, and II
IL urged that the balance be turned
over 10 Mrs. Neyett Steele IN the form
81 subscriptions from friends Of the
department.
The sum mentioned will buy and In.
stall searehlights for alI three of the
companies. and will MD them mate
rally iii sighting fire IN the city, as
we'll III affording protection 70 the FIRE
fighters
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
s0rk fbf DECORATING Begun

For several days d professional dec
orator whose services were engaged
to decorate the town for the home,
coming Of the soldiers. has been IN
town. taking orders and looking over
the field.
Today the actual work Of decorating
was begun. and several of the down
town business houses have been deco
rated for the grand Victory parade TO
be given men Of the service who will
return shortly
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
Reco1ers bicycle

The bicycle thought to have been
stolen from In front Of the Main
street music store. and owned by the
proprietor, Royal Wigley, has been
recovered by tho police.
The wheel wAs found by one VI the
force at two O'Clock Sunday morning,
III front 0f the store. having been
probably returned to the same place
from which It had been taken BY the
party taking II merely for ride. Mr..
Wigley was grateful TO the police ON,
Ger for the return of the bicycle,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
ONE MIDSHIPMAN
IN GOUGING CASE

Reports that considerable number
OF Midshtpmen had been involuntarily
separated from the Navy for gouging
were oisicially denied ut the Academy.
The only case was that mentioned yes
terday. Ii which member of the first
class waa permitted % resign for the
good of the service The ease stood
absolutely alona
RuInors that there were others con.
nected probably grew out Of the fact
that several Midshipmen have recent;
IL been asked TO resign for scholastic
reasons. and their cases were con.
fused
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
on The sick List

Mr.. w !. Lauer. formerly Of Win
chester. now Of Annapolis, Is seriously
ill at his present apartments In the
Himmelhaber residence, Green street
Mr.. Lauer Is said To be suffering
from d complication of diseases He
.ts member of the Elks.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
TWENTY GRADUATES
At OLD ST. Johns
1eeaeat Exercises Will
scale Of Ceremonies
Before War Routine
osE FIGHT FOR HoNoRs

ttgt been completed for the
xefrfses III the class Of
iohnss College. and the
eten announced The ex,
5s seaT will be restored 10.
s.. a form, and will be more
ran the war conditions of
pcrinitted All scholastic
H tli senior class has been I'M
a,. ,;5i fte examinations and pre-
lt, tlr commencement Will oc.
,s, f.e ft IN the time before June
ai..ii Tie ceremonies Will begin
Fs4ng II the program
fnne 18th 8 D. M Dress
M, Junior 0ratorical Con
june II 81 m. Senior
ll5atgfIeal Contest; p. hi, Com.
a.sl6elit Exercises University on
A,a tHd baltimore
la!ily June It'll b. M, Bacca-
btllsslf seromn by Rev Robert Wat
s.l second Presbyterian Church
s.NtA y gitt Ks MI Jt5s Ia ~ 4 3NfsDS tGA Atta
i'Aafeh Of annapolis
Monday, June l8 8 p. M. Baseball
cams between Alumni and Students
iii. Dress Parade: 3 IL MI, Dra
Hl Performance III Mcdowell Hall
Tuesday June IN 10 30 a M. Rails
INK u Class Shield and Presentation
Il AIelnoriai Tablet; d. M, Farewell
lsltf lass 1920 to 1919.
Wednesday. June Is 10 30 a M.
Graduation Exercises Iii College Gym
H.ts lnlf d. M. Luncheon In Ran
3lall Hall. go d. nj. Annual Meeting
.gi tlle Alnmni, HI Mcdowell Hall.
flle iey. Robert Watson, who Will
tIeleer the haccalaureafe sermon, Wis
lea annapolis recently aud delivered
an address to the midshipnIen Later
he preached III the Presbyterian
t4areh here
Sesoral alumni from overseas, who
pNt lFseir interesting military carcarsI
Ii tae sratnlig received at ST. Johns
as expected 10 return for these exer
discs Iii anticipation OF this visit Of
former Students who have been Of 81
gres, national service, the Board Of
tieernars u the college, working In
eajpafapf With the Alumni Associa
l4aii ufe arranging To give 8 fitting1
Relfeu,c n them.
feature iii the exercises will be
tlle pfesentation III memorial tablet
q hetlor Of those alumni OF Sc. Johns
Who gave their lives In the war. The
tahiet Wil bear the names Of seventeen
na.n who legtye their memory as hero
lsuf The Institution.
There Will he twenty-one graduates
tlls tt lree of whom are of Anna
psiA liey arc
slstii, Rrenninger Oakland. Md.
ifiits Rowling Hughesyille. Md, !;
lsas eanninghanb baltimore, Md Ed
1fa NJ t'nsils, Pocomoke City,
Ilethcrt r Fankhanel, Baltimore
WtiIiam 4 Freeny Delnar. Del
cornelius NJ Gelhaus. Anna
MI Robert = Il. GLADDEN.. An
Hslia1t Ala Edwin II largest, Ara
fbtssfstt Md Laurence NJ Lawson
Team Nest yirginia; Guy G. Moore
1tflt'ek Md David Il Newcomer.
AID II Philip Recher. Ha
Alfi Wm II siade, Reisters
5s''AA Il ] 0gln Wariield. Philadel
q Nohlgeinuth, Anna
l'&.l 81 Vim ~ N.olff Reisters
George k aIetzger Bed
i3f4Haed on Page Three.)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
WAR MOTHERS
MEET TOMORROvv

An important meeting of Anne
Arundel Chapter of war Mothers viii
bs held tomorrow afternoon at 40 III
the Old senate Champeras the state
House
A full attendance is urRed as the re-
port of the Victory IsDan COMMITTEES
Of war Mothers viii le made and
other lsnp0rtant business wiii come be-
tore the meeting
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
laaa.s TlnA Harna Ny ~

Vice ApisRl Albert Gleaves. COM
mander of the cruiser and transport
force Of the Atlantic feet. Is returning
to the United States on the transport
Levialhan, due here tomorrow, May
a. his office was informed by cable.
Admiral GIeayes has been In France
inspecting transport and supply bases
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
HnnnitnI Nunner Tonl0rroM

beginning tomorrow night for three
nights there will be q supper In the
City Assembly rooms for the benefit
Of the Emergency Hospital Besides
the Pure Food supper there will be
4 sale Of ice cream, cake and candy
Generous patronage Is asked, ais the
cause, d local benefit Ii most worthy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
Notice Of Meeting

rillltl9i hapter War Mothers
0ltl Senate Chamber,
Atas md at $50 p. nj
Victory Loan presented
pariant business Full at
lgaar af The President,
a Il MAtsRIlDER.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21

The fsaeral of JeAnaeEte Toudle,
ooaove h0se nmdden death occurred
EDnaay night win taAe place toner
row afternoon Rt tllre clock. from
Asburg NJ p Church
The eassse III aeath the lslrat
Of i hlooy fBln0s, siss naoflier dYins
ii tlaa arms II her aEneAtsr. Isaaells
Dorsey
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
No Prayer Mseting For Presbyterianl

Owing to the absence of the pastor.
Rev Maurice s. White, OF the Presby-
torian Church, who Is In attendance
upon the session OF the General AS
senlbIy in ST. Paul. and Is not ex-
pected to return before Saturday. there
will Re no mid-week prayer meeting
service at this church tonight
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
rOR M0VgE az DEIEaATEa

announce my candidacy for the Dem
ocratte nomination for the House of Dele
gates and solicit the support Of ali Demo.
Gratis.
| expect to be discharged from the Army
about Inly first and will then resume the
practiec 0f law at Annap0Ii8
JOHN S. MTRAHDRN,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
ANOTHER LUCKY WIN
or GERMAN EKEI. gET

James B. Colburn won the helmet
which vas drawn for af the Annapolis
Savings Tnstitntiou. BY Philip Morgan.
The number drawn vas 50.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21

Congress Is in session Get some soi-
der relative or friend 70 show you
how To adjust gas mask
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21

TOO many fatal joy~rides Gasoline
appears to be- i powerful intoxicant
for some people.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-21
NOT X

The building committee of GermaptOwu
spubiic school. invites aIl tDserested in the
New School to meet on ThHradsy. May
2sth ats r. H. In the West Street Chapel
10 consider the plans adopted for the
GEORGE FOX.
superintendent.
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changes in the plans Of the commit
tee. but 1t 10 still hoped that these
royal visitors will have time to re-
cefve the committee.
Among those who reported as heads
OF subcommittee active In the drive
were Mrs. Isaac Pearson. in charge
of general publicity; Mrs. Florence
Jackson Stoddard. in charge of speak
ers in theaters and motion picture
houses; Miss Hilda Fletcher. state re-
gent of the District Daughters of the
Revolution; Mrs. Katharine Knight.
director for the District Federation
OF Women's Clubs: Mrs. Susie Root
Rhodes, headquarters Of the Play
grounds Association. and Mrs. How
ard Hume. representing the doctors
and nurses of the city, who are re-
spending most literally to the cause
of the heroic members of their pro-
fession. New names are added daily
to the committee from diplomatic.
congressional and resident society.
Mrs Frank Beatty, wife Of Admiral
Beatty, has come from Charleston,
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Mrs. Zane. to Capt. Arthur Hannum
Deibert. which took place 1t &
o'clock. The rector Of the church.
the Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott Smith, Of
ficiated. white asters and chrysan-
themums with palms, ferns and au-
tumn leaves making a charming back
ground for the wedding party.
Mrs. william Southgate Zane, sis
ter-in-law of the bride. was the ma
tron Of honor. The bridesmaids were
Carmody, Miss Alice Kemp Of Balti-
more and Miss Harriet Gray OF An
napolis. cousin of the bride. Miss
CONTINUED on Ninth Paxe)
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Washington and Joined her father,
Mr. Edwin +. Sweet. assistant secre-
tary OF commerce at his home. Miss
sweet accompanied Mrs. Sweet to a
summer. Late In September they paid
snort visit to their home in Grand
Hapids, followed by a stay in Column
ous, Ohio, where Mrs. Sweet now is
staying.
MRS. e. A. Emerson of Toledo, Ohio,
arrived In Washington today for q
visit OF two weeks as the guest of
Mrs. Harry 8. Jones on N street
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Adams and
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S. c., for months visit to her sis
ters, the Misses peaclry.

=
s. c., for months visit to her sis
tiers. the Misses Peaclry.
Col. and Mrs. >.mpbell King of
Charleston. s. c., who recently came
to washington for station, have taken
possession of their quarters at Wash
ington barracks.
Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon, who
passed the summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. O'Brien. at
| their Grand Rapids home. has Joined
| Mr.. Chiffon. one of the secretaries of
the British embassy. at their new
home at 1912 r street. Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Brien will join Mr.. and Mrs. Chill
| ton here in December.
Mrs. Lloyd Bowers. who has been
spending the week with Mrs. Ben
HELEN, left Washington this morning
for New York. where she has taken
an apartment for the winter.
nE;cs Conhie Cuyaaf ~. -
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st. Margaret's Church was filled
fwith guests invited there for the
| wedding last night of Miss Mary
Evelyn Zane. daughter of the late
! Admiral Abraham Van Hoy Zane and
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Miss Ida Adams have returned to
Washington from their summer home
near Lake Sunapee. N. H. DR.. Dem
nette Adams. who recently received
his discharge from the Army. is spend
ing a few days with his parents be-
fore taking up his duties in the Peter
Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston.
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Miss Sophie Sweet has returned to
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Mrs. Frank Beatty. wife of Admiral
Beatty, has come from Charleston,
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Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Adams and
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