davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-12
"SUV. VALSTIJOS CALI
SUBANKRUTYTI."

Washington, vasario II d. =
Nebraskos republikonu senate
rius Norris, isreiksdamas pasi-
priesinima Wadswortho kariuo-
menes perorganizavimo projek-
tui ir Sterlinso nuo civiles tary-
bos pasitraukimo projektli del
ekonominil. priezastiu, pasaISe
siandien, kad leidimas Stu pro-
jektp if dideles daugybes jiems
2anasiu priyes Suv. Nalstijas prize
bankrutinimo. 10 nuomone val
dzia lures skolirti Sitiems pro-
jektahs ivykimui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-12
PRANASAUJA SOCIALIS.
TU SUSIRINKIMININ
KQ LAIMEJIMA :
BYLOS.

Albany. N. Y, vasario II d.
Atidarant sios dienos posedi ap-
sireiAe vel nesutikimai tarp le-
sislaturos teisiamojo komiteto
narlp, nasrinejanciq byla penkil!
suspenduotu SOCIALISM, susirinki-
mminku, kurie yra kaltinami ne
iStikimumu.
Susirinkimininkas Louis A.
Cuvlllier nesutiko su pranesimu
isleistu vakar vakare susirinki-
mlninko Maurice Blocho ir Will
liam S. Evans'o po skundvedys-
tes uzbaigimui savo puses. ku-
riame du tribunalo nariai pasak1,
ikad Jie nesiste5etu isvyde didziu-
mos Pranesimq rekonenduoianti
paliuosuoti penkis nagrinGiamus
lmones.
Min5tas 'pranesimas skamba
sitaip:
Tai yra isbandomas istikinu-
mas. lsbandymas yra pavojinsas
atstovaujamai valdziai, mes klaN-
simas, kas yra, kas nera istiki-
mu gall mainytiS- Jis neturi nu-
tatytos normos."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-12
LENKAI KELIA RIAUSES
ORLOVE.

Washington, vasario II d. -
Ceko-Sloyaku informacijos b3uras
pranesa apie susir6mimq Or!ove,
Ieschene; Us sake. kad lenkai
kareiviai civiliuose drabuziuose
buvo pasiusta j 9leoiscito sriti
zmonems kurstyti; pereita nedel-
dienl su velukais If muzika lie
inejo Orlovan. Ivykusiame susi-
remlme, kaip prancsimas sake.
daus pilietip tapo suzeistp. Pra-
neslme priduriama: 'H.enkai ate
10 Oriovan neziurint astraus pro-
testo is tarptautinio plebiscito
komiteto puses."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-12
LIEPIA GELBETI RUSIJA
PIRKLYBA, 0 NE KARE.

Londonas, vasario 10 d.
Anglijos prcmieras Lloyd Geor-
&c atstovu butte savo kalboI at
ejes prize Rusijos klausimo, qasa-
ke, kad jis mano, jog Europos ne
galima atstatyti, nepastacius Ru-
sijos su visa JOS jiega ir turtais
s. aPyvarta.y
Jis prIpazino, kad bolsevizams
gal yra CANA pajiegus, bet jis
nera dcmokratija, taigi, jo nuo.
none Rusija turf butt atstatyta
po valdzia priesinga bolsevikams.
Bet bolsevizmo negalima ginklu
speka nuversti. Premieras sakosi
buves tos nuomoues metal tam
atgal, bet kariaujanGios frakcijos
10 nepaklause; jos megino gink-
lus pavartoti, bet JOINS nepavyko.
Jis gi mano, kad pirklyba bus
geriausis ginklas prizes bolsevi-
kus; j padarysianti gala boise
vizmui. Situo tikslu jis pataria
kuoplaeiausiai varyti pirklyba su
Rusija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-12
TRUSTAS STU
10 PASKOLA FRAN
CIJAI.

Paryzins, vasario II d. = Ke-
turios dideles tabako argintoju
drausijos Suv Valstijose siulosi
tuojars paskolinti Francijai 90,
ooo,ooo,ooo franku ($I2.ooo,ooo,
900 rrieske rine kama, 100000
900 daibartine kaina) w davimq
JOINS monopoliaus ant tabako
Francijoje.
Journal sako, kad Amerkos
anibasadorius Hugh c. Wallace,
pusiaa ofisialiai pasiule Franci-
jos valdziai, pritardamas mono
poliniam pasiulinimui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-12
Latviai pertrauke mu-
$iuS Su ruSaiS
Lenku kabinetaS syarSt0
apie taika.
LATVIAI PERTRAUKE
MUSIUS SU RUSAIS.

Londonas, vasario IL d. = Te-
legramoje is NRygos 81 vakarq
yra pranesama apie latviu per-
trauka muSiu su l)olsevikais.
kares rastine paskelbia, kad
bolsevikai pietu Rusijoje is Ia
ganrogo perplauke Melynqsias jll
ras If pasekminga;. islipa ant pie.
tinio kranto tarp Dono ir Tevos
upiu.
Maskvos bevieline telegrama
praneSa, kad buvusio bolseviku
priesu vado pietu Rusijojc gen.
'Denikino kariuomenes likrlSiai
trauklasi pietu linkui. Denikinas
patrauke ant Jaltos, Krine.
Vrangel Uzima Vieta Denikino.
Budapestas, vasario II d.
Zmon5s s.'srizusieji is Pietp Ru-
sijos sake, kad gen. Denikino
vietq uzeme 80 metu generolas
Vrangel. Gen. Nrangelio kazokai
ilea, rlail;& buve ss:srbiausiu X.
sipriesinimu bolsevikams.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-12
REPORTERS ISGELBE-
10 PENKIS JAPONUS.

Vladivostokas, vasario II d.
Laikrastinis korespondentas, Fra
zier Hunt, utarninke sug1-izo Via
divostokan po i;gos keliones pc
-kalnuota sail siaurinej puseb We
dinas penkiais japonais @karei-
viais belaisviais, kuriuos jis sako
isgclbejo nuo mirties is partiza.
NJ kareiviy rar q.
HINT asidave juos cia amesi4
kiniam komanduotojui, kufis
,perdave JUGS japonu valdzioms.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-12
ANGLAI ISSIKRAUSTO
IS BATUMO.

Londonas, vasario IT d. =
Premieras Lloyd George atsto-
WI butte pasake, kad angiai eva
kuoja Batumq.
Anglu papegos uzeme Batu-
ma If Baku pereito grlodzio me-
nesyj tuoju tiksla, kad neleidus
turkams eiti Kaukazan.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-12
WILSON PRIEME FLET-
CHERIO REZIGNACIJA.

Washington, vasario II d. :
Prezidentas Wilson siandien pri-
erne rezignavinia ambasadoriaus
Meksikoje Henry P. FletcIierio.
Afnbasadorius Fletcher pr.siun-
te savo rezignavima kelios sa-
vsites atgal, bet tik siandien ia
po pagarsintas 10 laiskas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-12
VOKlECIAI APLEIDzIA
-LENkIJA.

Varsava, vasario 10 d. CPav5-
luota). II Lenku laikras6iai pra-
mesa is Sosnovicu. Io3 mylioSe
nuo Narsavos pietvakariuS, kad
ten vokicciai kareivai uzmuse
lcnku patriot2 Niedurny, apleis-
dami plebiScito sriti ausstutinej
Silezijoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-12
100000 STREIKUOJA
MILANE.

Milanas, vasario II d. Du
simtai tukstanciu darbininku
chemikaliju dirbtuvese If 6o,ooo
farmaceutinese dirbtuvesc isejo i
streika; reikalauja pakelimo algu
If vienos savaites metuose atos-
togu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-12
FRANCIJA PASIRENGUS
UZBAIGTI POLITlKA
NEPRIETELINGA
RUSAMS.

Paryzius, vasario II d. = So
cialistas atstovas Marcel Cachin,
kal56damas apie talkininku poll
tikq su rusais, sake Sitaip:
"Amcrika sake, kad j nori
tuojaus pradeti pirklyba su so
vietine respublika ir, kaip centra-
IS rusu kooperatyves draugljos
sako. Amerika jau padare lapy-
vartq ,su Maskvos kooperatyvais
sumoje keliu simtu milijonu ru-
blu. Anglia taipgi prad6jo pir-
kliauti SUI centralen 5 Maskvos
kooperatyyemis draugijomis. Ne
senai Londone nupirkta prckiu
w penkiasdeSimts milijonu spa-
ru (normaliai S25o,ooo.ooo; SIo7.
10000 pagal dabartine valiutos
kaina). Tai tik pradzia. Sakoma,
kad preiSjs 3oo,ooo,ooo frankly
vert6s (n0rmaliai S6o,ooo,ooo; !;
pagal dabartine valiIutos kama
apie S42,oooooo) jau issiQsta.
Organizuoja Francuzu Pirklyste
SUI Rusais.
"Galaus, komercine. pramo-
nine If finansine korporacija su
kapitalu 25,ooo,ooo frankly (S5,
ooo,ooo) tik ka stlsiorganizavo
Paryziuje tuoju tikslu,. kad We
dus pirklyba su rusais,
Kad Franeijoie persikeite nuo-
none apie Russia. tai parodo ze-
miau paduotas Lyonso miesto ta-
ryDOS nutdr1naS.
"Atsimenant, viena, kad bio
kada marina badu nekaltas mo-
teris il oaikus il zeidzia zmoniS-
kumo jausmus Francijos EMO
mems; anrta, kad j atima ypa-
tingai musu Saliai kriecius, VIII
mas If linus, kuriq Rusijoje yra
apSciai If tokiu hudu pabrangina
ipragyvenima trecia. kad j suke-
liza Rusljos zmones prizes mus
musu nenaudal il ju susiartinl-
mui su vokiecia,a; ketvirta, kad
kare kisasi Rusijos zmoniu ap-
sisprendimo teise penkta, kad
kare nebuvo apskelbta Rusijai
ssrlig konstitucijos straipsniu 9
If sulig abieju Vbutu nubalsavi-
mas If sestas, kad il apsunklna
musu finansini padejimq tomis
lesomis. kurias j padaro, Lyonso
miesto taryba praso valdzios su-
tcikt teismgas zinias apie Rusi-
JOS padeti, nuimti blokadq If su-
stabdyti kare su rusu respubli-
ka."
Neziurint premiere Millerando
'tvirtinimo antraip, cia yra ma
noma, kad naujoji valdzia atme-
tie visai' Clemenceau politika su
rusais If kad vieaval prietelin-
giau ziurima j Rusijos padeti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-12
ANGLIJOS KARE SU VO-
KIETIJA OFICIALIAI
UzBAIGTA SAU-
$40 10 d.

Londonas, vasario 10 d. -
Siandicn buvo pranesta, kad sau-
sio 10 4. yra oficiale data, kurioj
pasibaige kare su Nokietija. Sta
data nustatyta pagal karaliaus
prisakq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-12
Kaip blyo priimta
IA punktu.

FaryzluS, VaSarlO ii q.
Echo de Paris siandien paduoda
aqie tai, kaip ltalkininkai prieme
prezidento Wilsono II punktu
musiu pertratlllimo tary5oms.
Tas buvo susirinkime uzsienio
ninisterio SteRhenso Pichono ras
tineje, lapkr. 5 d., 1918 m. Pr
mesniuose susirinkimuose Yer
sailiuJe tapo nustatytos kares is
lygos ateinanciai musiu pertrau-
kai If validity Eirsininkai susil.in-
ko galutinam husprendimui.
Anglijos prcmieras David
Lloyd George, kaip sake Echo
de Paris, atsislllo ! L. NJ. House
ir tar9: "Jei mes kaip reillia SUI
prantame prezidento Wilsono
mint, tai musiu pertraukimo ia
ry,)os, kuriaS Amerikos valdzia
yra pasirizusi pradeti SUI Nollie-
tia sykiu su talkiainkQ galybe-
mis-, pr'klauso nuo tuju VALIDITY
prismimo taikos prine.pu if IS
lygu, kurias prezldentas oarciSke
saus. 8 dir savo kalbose pasa-
kytose veliau Zodziu, mes turf
me sutikti su n punKtu."
House atsake, kad taip. Pre-
mierasl Clepenceau atsiliepe: ::
"Kas del IA pguiktu. tai as 'nesu
Ijq SKATES. AS nor5ciau zinoti,
kas jie toxic yra."
House pradsjo sliaityti, bet
jam perskai6ius pirma punktq
(apie ''atWras tailos sutartis pa
siektas atviru bidu''), Clemen-
ceau suSuko: 10 ncgalima pri-
init. Niduryj gatves .po visp
akiu negalima tartis."
Anglijos uzsienio reikalu vals-
tybes Sekretorlus A. ]. Balfour
Ipaaiskino, kad tas reiskia tik pa
Isekmip paskelbima, . ne zigsniu,
kuriais prieinama prie ju, ir fran
cuzu premieras atsake: "Sitame
atsitikime mano pasipriesinilnas
|nupuola. r"
Skaitymas antro punkto, kur
Up: Wilsonas issireiske uz "jurq
laisVe,H issauke islyga is premie-
ro Lloyd George, bet svarbus
trecias punktas (kur kalbana
| lapie prasalinima ekonominiu kliu
| Iciu) if kit perleista greitai.
Tx septinta (apie evakavima
If atstatymq Belgijos), astuntq
(kur sakoma, kad visa francuzu
teritorija turi butt paliuosuota If
isugr9zinta, kad Prusijos padary-
tos skriaudos Francijai 1871 m.
Kas del Alzacijos Lotaringijos
turl butt atlygintos) il vienuo-
lllkta (kur apkalbama busimasis
Rrmunijos, Serbijos ir Monte
negrijos stovis) skaitalt priinta
|islygos kaipo atlNginimo dalykas.
Po perskaitymui vist punktu,
Clemerceau atsisuko j House if
sake:
"Kas atsitiktq, jei mes atines-
tune "A punktu?7
House atsaf=f "Prezidentas
Wilson ska;tytu tuos tarimus.
kuriuos jis turejc tame dalyke,
|uzbaigtais.
>"Ar jis taipgi skaitytu uzbaig-
tais tuos tarimus, kuriuos jis
Ipradejo su vokieeiais spalio me
Jnesyj% paklause francuzu pre-
lnieras.
AS negaliu nieko pasakyti
apie tai" atsake p. House.
Sitame persvaros momente pie
mieras Clemenceau pasake, kad
"A punktu priimta. Premieras
Lloyd George Paskubino sreitai
It1utarti sakydat1ias:
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-12
A.oa Chicagoje ir
St 40" Apielinkeje. :

Slandien If petnycioje dau-
Siausiai apsiniaukes ir dregnas;
truputi Silciau.
Sauletekis, $50 val. ryto;
Sauleleidis, SIG val. yak.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29
FOOD CROPS MENACED
BY TIN CAN SHORTAGE

Lack of tin cans is the only thing
which stands in the way OF success
full season for the Gamers of Mary
land If the cans cannot be delivered
to the packers in sufficient quantities
in the immediate future a large pro-
portion of Maryland food crops will go
to waste.
Farmers as a class will not suffer so
much, as the Gamers have made con-
tracts with the farmers for the pur-
chase of their tomatoes, corn, green
peas and other products. The packers
and others who contracted for the
crops will be the losers.
Transportation priority for the cam
ming industry will help greatly the
local Gamers said recently, but ii
should be granted Immediately.
Strikes delayed the can manufacture
ers, who were unable TO get material
for their factories All the reserve
supplies ,ef cans with which the
manufacturers. usually face the can
ming season have been exhausted, ii
was stated, and the only way the situ-
alton ca nbe met is for the can manu-
facturers to turn out cans at the fast
est possible speed and get them to the
packers with the least possible delayl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29
THE AMERICAN LEGION
PLANNING CELEBRATION

That plans are under way for me-
morable celebration OF Armistice Day,
next November II, was the substance
Of notification sent to national head
quarters, Tuesday, by the Maryland
Department, American Legion.
One of the features to be observed
throughout this country and where
ever there are Legion posts will be a.
distribution Of Victory medals with
appropriate ceremonies. BY special
arrangement with the War Depart
ment, a certain number Of the medals
will be turned over to the Legion Off
cials to DO. given to those. not reached
by the, War, Department. ~
Franklin, DiOlier. national com7
mander of the Legion, writing to the
War Department officials about the
Armistice Day plans, states in part:
at is not with vanity, but with whole
some pride in the triumph of our arms
in the most crucial test OF strength in
history, that the Legion appeals to all
Americans to make our 1920 Armistice
Day memorable throughout the years.
Eve want it to be a tribute. above
all else. to cur country and our flag
and the flags of our heroic Allies. In
still higher sense it should be SOL
emn dedication of our lives TO the
principle for which more than 100000
of our countrymen and millions of our
comrades in arms, made the supreme
and final sacrifice"
Legion posts or departments that
desire to take part in the distribution
of the Victory medals as a part Of the
Armistice Day celebration have been
instructed to obtain supply of APP
plication blanks, with information
necessary to filling them out, from the
nearest recruiting station.
Posts viii then arrange to provide
facilities for having the application
blanks filled out, certified to by no.
tary public or an officer of the regular
military establishment, and forwarded
to the War Department. Persons who
are to receive the medals will be ask
ed to give the delivery address in care
of the commander of the nearest Le-
gion post, who will take charge of all
the medals forwarded and arrange for
appropriate distribution on Armistice
Day.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29
GENUINE TASTELESS
CASTOR OIL ALWAYS
LABELLED KELLOGG
Every Bottle of Kellogg's Taste.
less Castor Oil is Laboratory
Bottled And Labelled
Kellogg's

When you ask for kellOgg'S TASTE
less Castor oil. see 10 it that the bot
tie is labelled with Kelloggs name.
kellogg'S TaSteIeSS Castor OIL is sold
only in bottles filled at the laborator-
les of Spencer kellogg & Sons. Inc.
Take no other if you want a 1000
pure castor oil with all nauseating
taste removed. 1t is the same good
old-fashioned castor oil that your doe
tor prescribes. with the disagreeable
taste eliminated. In the opinion OF
physicians and druggists who are al
ready familiar with kellogg's Taste
less Castor Oil. this valuable new
form OF the good old family remedy
is a boon to children and even TO
grown-ups Sold by all good drug
gists. If you want a castor oil aD-
solutely without nauseating taste, IN
sist on genuine laboratory. filled bot
Ties. plainly labe4ied Kellogg's Taste
less Castor Oil Three sizes, 15c., SOC.
and Csc. lAdFtl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29
WARFARE
ON TUBERCULOSIS

Relentless warfare on tuberculosis
which is reaping almost unhindered
toll among the undernourished popu-
lation Of Europe, is advocated By the
Medical Advisory Board of the
League OF Red Cross Societies. whose
first annual meeting at Geneva has
just ended. say cable adviees TO the
American Red Cross today.
Increase in dlspensary facilities,
establishment of open air schools for
children and special education among
the medical profession and the gem
eral public regarding tuberculosis are
urged Anti-tuberculosis demonstra-
tions in countries where the disease
is prevalent will be created.
In formulating the policy of the
League of Red Cross Societies re-
garding international health improve
ment and disease prevention, inten-
siye study has been given essential
phases OF the work by the worlds
leading medical scientists assembled
at Geneva. Besides recommending
definite action in the war on tuber-
culosis, the Medical Board studied
plans TO combat epidemics, yeneral
diseases and maalria and suggested
measures for the Improvement of
child health.
Immediate organization OF a child
welfare unit and special training for
doctors and nurses by means of
scholarships by the League of Red
Cross Societies are favored as be-
ginning for improved health among
children.
The United States was represent
ed at the meeting by DR.. Simon Flex-
ner of Rockefeller Institute.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29
To Add Interest

A boy had been killed on a viaduct
near Galveston, Tex. The father of
another boy was trying to describe
the victim to his son. The child, who
was much interested, tried to recall
the dead youngster, but unayailingly.
So, turning to his father, he said, sor-
rowfully:
Il wish it had been Tommy spriggs
II know him."
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29
To Spend August
AZ Stony Man Camp

Lieut.. Commander Theodore W
Johnson. Z. s. n. and Mrs. Johnson,
and children. Webster and Mary
Craven, together with Prof. Johnson's
father. Prof WOolsey Johnson, are
leaving tomorrow for Stony Man
Camp Skyland, Va. where they wiz
spend the remainder of the summer
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29
Nave Taken
TIE Johnson House

The Rev Edward ID. Niles, D. D.,
pastor of Faith Presbyterian Church,
Baltimore. and family, have taken The
house OF Mrs. Theodore Johnson for
the month of August. DR.. Niles and
family will arrive here on Saturday.
This will be their fifth summer spent
in Annapolis at the Johnson residence
on Franklin street, Murray Hill.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29

The Germans want to know what
the terms given them at Spa mean
They seem to mean that the Allies are
on the job at last.-Detroit Free Press.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29

The railroad workers, il would
seem, ought to be satisfied with $780,
600, 600, but they insist that the roads
are really earning more than that,
counting the war tax.-Boston Tran
script
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29
ON Motor Trip
In Virginia

MIR. and Mrs. Emory ". O'Cain and.
young son, Emory Middleton, motorod
over TO Washington and were week
end guests of Mrs. O'Cain's sister and.
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Buford
f. Kirwan.
During their stay they made up a.
party Of friends and motored through
parts Of Virginia, taking in Mount
Vernon. Great Falls and other points
of interest, returning home after
most delightful trip.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29

What the Sons Of Rest won't stand
for is the wider field that gives them
a place in the sun.-Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29
At CIaremOnt
For Summer

Mrs Nicholas II. Green and young
daughters, Misses Harriet, Sarah and
Claire, have gone to Claremont, Char
mian. Penn. where they viii spend
the rest of the summer
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29
slnI foOI

a.ss go. 10 school,
rm tl a fool.
.s.nr 90 two may seem
-... ..y scheme
Ina. bring us back
aue old track
.-,..r.ase. where we stand
..t.na 0l emp,y hand
s.rsrs 90 ahead
IS. where TO turn or tread.
A...s vi.h you at times;
-.. a uI de's climes-
ug milestone We
t.ta .aIak. cast free
.s..iv.vn gaze our eyes
...r ..ue up with dim surprise
na b1arf. that by the rule
.-u. been a sort Of fool.
.Ias sill be- 70 the end
b.s.r way wo try TO wend!
M nll 1ut on. what bliss
.t.s fool for life like this.
,,oa we've given a lot we might
sar and cherished for our own,
81. a.s a dog does with his bone
&. abat we get Tor what We give
= eps4a. out Inc way to live
,t ts selfish. narrow ways
r,grh aI the schedule Of our days,
~ g,lpin in giyin our hearts, at
lgJH.
~, n7re of joy al loves feast!
-BENTZTOWN BARD.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29

Mrs. r. Earle Fisher. wife of Lieut.
Colonel Fisher, u S. A. and the chill
dren will leave here the last of the
week for Idaho, where Colonel Fisher
has been ordered TO duty.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29

NaTs2rc, lSemanu, of South
e-.1ae, Murray Hill. has gone to
}.., N0ere She is visiting her
,.-. -.a-law and sister. Lieut-Com-
~ motifs D. Gilmore. L. 5. y.
',s. Gilmore, who are living
commander Gilmore being sta
,- % du,y a. Colon
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29

Former Governor and Mrs. Phillips
Lee Goldsborough will spend August
and September at Ocean city, Md.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29

" .1a Mrs Frank A. Munroe and
.Aot.~, have returned to their
- Oh Murray HIu after a two
-o.luru s.. Ocean City. Md.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29
9'aed From Visit
i'tr 0ld Home

- -al.e'o. wife of Commander
L s. X and children who
VISITING Mrs. Barleon's old
s.- ~ 'T'2-6. Va. have returned
1e in the Naval Academy
,@s F Roberts and small
D q .. asnei from Washington.
Frs g-.- O. weeks visit to her sister,
5. s i Bush. wife Of Lieut..
tan IN No'rs. Jr. has returned
Bah. ana 1,.ono6iIe ,,- trip to Niagara
r-,.. -l Canada MIR. Moors saws : he :
And 5s,,a. .,oao.e or accident of any
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29

Commander Robert G Heiner, Medi-
cal Corps. U. S. ~, left today for
Detroit and expects to return on Sun
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29
Nurse To Go
On Vacation

Miss Sara V. Sutherland, Public
Health Nurse OF Annapolis and Anne
Arundel county, will have months
vacation. beginning August first. Miss
Sutherland will leave on Saturday and
during her absence Mrs. Roane (nee
Dulin) will be substitute Public
Health Nurse for the month of August
Mrs. William III. Moss and children.
who have been spending some time in
Washington, have returned home.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29
Rhed
ed Home

wv uuult
Nrs William Il. Ennis. of Charles
'Je. ha, returned from a delightful
ns ,o her old home near Friendship.
Ara, Arundel county
A@ W5cauey and Miss Lucy
a',atey have returned 10 their
Bone on Duke of Gloucester street
nn visi, 20 Mrs Wheatley's daugh-
G Mrs. Davis. of Baltimore.
N'S Frank W Evans, of Norfolk
4N visiting her brother, Walton F.
Colds
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29

Mrs, Langley, of Silver Springs
Montgomery county. is visiting her
parents. Patrolman and Mrs Frantom
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29
Eight Glasses Judged

The transportation exhibition and
contest was divided into motor-drawr
and horse-drawn vehicles. There were
eight classes of motor vehicles and
six of horse-drawn, The Twelfth In
fantry had things mostly its own way,
winning all three prizes for rolling
kitchens machine gun carts and four
line combat wagons. besides two
prizes for line carts and the tug-of-
war. The Seventeenth Infantry, how
ever, took all three prizes for four-line
escort wagons.
The committee was composed of
Major Potter f. Meade, Q. NJ c.: Major
Frederick c. Henke. Q. NJ. c., and
Major Paul V. Kane, Field Artillery.
The prizes were awarded by General
Gordon.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29

gssps Halle and Flora Gray,
mga,crs of Mrs. Fannie and the late
ay John C. Gray. have returned from
lysi. 20 Westminster. Carroll county,
M where they were delightfully."- en-
drained
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29

Nrs Carroll Van Ness, who has
v1 visiting her sister, Mrs. Carlos
Cusaehs, King George street. has
Hgmed To her home in Green Spring
hlcy. Baltimore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-07-29
Returned
Inm Nnnninins

Ars John Hood. widow of Admiral
''.h I. $ N who has been spend
he early summer in the noun
ias e. Western Maryland. has re-
--rsi
and Mrs Leo Parker motored
~ iTam New York and are visiting
F farkcrs mother. and sister. Mrs.
d Wien and Miss Maize wilen.
~s. home ON Northwest street.