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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-31
9anfiaanns.

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unb 6rcunoen iprefyen mir hermit
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S6mie6en fir feline ber3lider
SroItes. u10 grinneruneSmortc
Der trauernoe @otte,
Sobn Slnetid,
ncbit 9inSer nn6 @eriuanbte.
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Neue 4n5etgen
Sanfiaanng,

@ir m0hten bicrOurt olcn I'M
iercn gecbrtcn SrCltn0en ltnb Den
8iirgern bon @o3conooc Gornty int
%ol9cmcineu, fir oeren 8ctbeiligllng
ON 9egrGbniIie uuiercs gciie6tc1l
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unieren innigiten 0onf altsipre6cn
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s. &oSnlarn ltno Serrn &altor us.
musS fir lire ber3lid)en Crime
rings. uno SroItesmorte.
Die tranernbeu Siutcrblicbenen
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ansfuuft in Sentider Sprade.

Sos ausfunftsbiiro in oeutl6er
Spra6e gibt bereitDilligit nno to.
Ttcnlos a~usfunft ilber a!le bic 8ul
DISCRIMINATING betreffenOc Ingele.
senbeiten, offentlides @liunbbeits.
ipeIer, Solootcn. uno Watroienan.
gelcecnbeitcn, @e%iesaebung, arbei'
TRANSATLANTIC. DECENTRALIZATION. Gin
~uonocrune, allstponoerrne, Steuer.
tpeien, Heiiepaiic, gr5iebungspeIen
u. I. 10. Gnfraeen iin6 al riftcr
on g e 9ipiiion 8urco,
Of Foreign Language Conformation
Gerbite. gmericon &eS Gross. t2t
Colt, 2Stb Street, Seem gort, g. q
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9otsbam.

Souls @ebIeiuoI6, BON auo, unb
Sruu Geo. SessIer. bon Worrilon
81. 1, reiiteu lebtcn Wontag mad
ct. 2ouis nm oaS Sodterthcn bcS
GbepuoreS Sronf SebIemolo 5t be.
0riiBcn meIfeS 0as Gbriittinodcu
Qcbrad,t bate.
Sri. Olga 0crthwein febrtc BON
ct. 9ol1is Suriif mn Die 6eiertogc
5ubollie bel sen Gltcrn 81 pcrlcbcn.
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ncrstae mad Sutton. no. i'm ici-
nen Sobn 5il bciiden, Ser iid) III Der
Sortigcn SdltIc fir SolbItlmmc be-
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bieiigct SdulbaitIc NOR 10 5ablretd)
beIu6t boB fallmt nod Stcbplot
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alSfiibrllng folu mar Elm iebr lido.
mes.
2m. Slider, fpeIdcr in ct. 2ouis
bcidGftigt lit, lit 9egcnmGrtig bier
i'm bic 5eicrtuge bel Den gltern 5lt-
subringen.
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Bon nniereu 2eiern.
2eopeniportb, 9onIos, ocn %. 9e5,

2%eopenfportb, 8anios, bcn %. 9e6.
9~cilicgeno ien0e id $500 fir Dos
Solfsblott, bas id nidt gerne auf-
gcben m06te, berm obne bas SolfS.
bIatt ipilBte id nidt mas in meincr
alten Seimotb boreebt, unb boffe
oeSbaIb bob bosielbe nod niele Sab
re nitt MIR beiteben, ionbern aud
p%rogperiren miro. Sroblide Seier.
tose niini6e id bem Berional 6eS
8olfSblott iotpie ale meme Sreun.
oen uno 8efarnten in Sermonn unO
l1mgegenb.
sc. 9. @iIL
1916 8ottapatortie Ctr, 2eaUen.
north, &onios.
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gin nnIere 9nuben.

Solde lunierer 9unoen, Die hire
Rednrn9en mod nidt begliden bu.
ben iino eriudt ibren 8erpflidtun.
gen gegen inns Dor Dem 1. Sanuor
nahsutomnen. gme &ednuuge,t
bic bis Ieltiabr nidt be8ablt iino,
pcroen ciitcnt gbpofoten 6ltr golec.
tion iibergeben mcrben.
9a0c 8roS., Berger, Wto.
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Berger.

BUR 8eibna6tsfeier in Ser ct.
Souls Stride bate lid elm Icbr
sabIrcider 9eiu6 eingcItcGt,
Gaul 2utber lrnb SamiIie, bon
ct. 2oris, iparen iiber Die 6ciertagc
bier bel Den Gltern, Geo. 3eiImann
unS @attin, auf 8ciuf.
9insent Iuener uno @otttn feierr
ten am Iebten Sonntag bas idore
Seft ser Iilbernen 9of5cit I'M 2reiie
ibrcr SamiIie. Gllh dablrette
fyreunbe 6es popuIdren S~libelpaoreS
butten iih eir19efunOen Inn bcmIeIben
hire 8IiidpInidc bnr5rbringcn. Ger
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RotionaI 9onf in ct. 2ouis irb bic
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8onf Of Commerce in Ct. 2olli3 be
fb1ftiet Iino. moren beimgcfehrt nm
ben @ltern peri6nIih ibrcn Slid.
ipunid 81 itberbrin9en. @tr gratl'
Iiren uno rpiinIdycn Dem SltbeIpaare
nod mon1e frobe 8ieberfebr ibreS
SodSeitstaees.
gm nGfIten Sonntng. ocn 2,
SsSnnllar, miro in Der ct. Saulss
Sale ortrd Sen Sunafrolen-S cretn
Der ct. Bu,,ls. 8emcinoe, o&ebefob's
Triumph" elm 9romo in brei Iften
our Iuffiihrln1e eebradt peroen. GS
peroen 6pei @oriteTluneen Itottfin.
ben, nGrnIih Inn 2 llbr nabm. unb
7:15 ohenbs.
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in Sfriee's SuGle Itottfailo, mar cine
Der idonIten ~geieqiger Ser9niIgun.
gen Sic lett LANCER 3eit bier obee.
balten murben. Der 8eiuf mar Elm
iebr sablreider.
Icbrere u%nierer 6arncr noren
Iebte ISOLDE ON 8fliigen, tpabrI6ein-
lid M scr Commissioning DOB Der
Sdnee elm grttes 9iingcmitteL lit.
emil 8ebepobl. Sri. Bertha @e.
NepobI, @quI @Iltmer, @pnroe unf
sri. Opal Wueller. bon Ct. 2oltiS
rporcn ilber oic misunderstanding
bier BET ibren g~ngeb6rigen.
2ubpiq Spcfbols. bon &oplol
8IuFt $40 befinoct iid eeaenparti(
hicr Bel 8errponoten unO 9cfanntei
ouf 9eIuh.
SSbealcs 8cibnaftsmctter batter
mir. Die Gr0e mar nit elllem 100
men Shnee bebedt un6 liberal
berrifte frobe 6cItItimmung. yin
gbriIt.I beno fono in oen aird)en De
neutrality-suspicious. itot rnb roc
rem bicIelben on bieiem abcno ieb
sablreid beiudt.
Srl. anna &irdbofcr mar al
Sonntag gum 9eiuh ibrer @eihw
Tter in 8euce SaIlep.
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Sahrcs 9 eriammlnna.

Die Sabrcs 8erianlmlune Scr ut.
tien.Snbaber Der
8aseunaSe Hiper 5armers Sadet So.
miro an
Montas, ben B. Sannar, 1921
nm 1 llbr nodmittag8 in Sotsbam,
DO, itottfinocn Inn flint 9ireftoreu
fir ous beporitebenbe Sabr 81 er.
tp6blen unb pI9e @eI6Gfte 81 CT.
IcOigen, sic Dor Die 8eriamnlung
aebrod)t pcroen mogen.
Sam. 9efmonr, Br1iioent,
6. &. Rcper, Sefretir.
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Suiettcubefampfnng int &inter.

8enn Die aepfelernte poriibcr lit,
lit es 3eit, nod Den @ebol5en uno
Sefen Der Ndbc 81 geben un6 bic
piloen airi6b1ume uno oaS @cbiiif
sn idneiOen. mclfe Die Raupen &c.
bcrbergen, Die Die ObitgGrtcn I'M
6rilbiobr 6eimildcn. gud nof oClr
Sol5fGicrn ioatc man iebcn, Ocrcn
Spurcn man ON SUB Der 96umc in
@eItolt bon SdgcncbI finoet. 9es.
9leihen iebe man bic Shueporrifl.
tiln9en gegen N6ltiC un6 Gonin6er
nod unb brinec oIlcs III OronunQ
bcpor scr Sfuee fommt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-31

3n perfaufen: Die Senrp 0rtfer
Sorm bon tt5 slfer, A Mcilen oit.
lid bon Sermonn. 30 Afer unter
Gultur, bas llebrige @alo ul6 Bei-
oelonb. gute DISQUALIFICATION uno
reidIider @afcrporratb. Srib
@oertner Semanr,, Io.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-31

Ser oas Golfsblott ncrmibt.
miro Die uriodc BARN finben, Sob et
bic 3cititng nidt nicOcr beitcIIt bat
alS bic Belt obgeloufcn mar. &enn
Die Belt abeelaufcn 1T. b6ren mir NIT
ocnl Shifcn Gif.
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Idtnna Clubs itaIieber.

Sd Weroe ON 9ienstag, ocn 4.
Sanrlar pieber Sieb ltIp. nod Dem
Martt b%erienoen. Geo. Rcu.
III II, Shipping Wandger.
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Scrloren: elm Silt allto.Sirc 80
bel 312 nebIt Slim oltf Der &ooO
Sluii6en Sermom lrno Berger oSer
Sermann uno gIcnos6ure. 2iberole
9elobnltlie lpent bos SerIorene nod
Der Office .. 8l. 9ebro6t miro.
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8erlanat:

&noben I'M &Iter bon 16 Sabreu
lnb ourilber fiir ooiternbe 8eihdfti.
gltng in Der Sdltbfnbrif.
Snteruational Sbue Sc,
Scrmdnn, go.
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85deutTidler RarftberidJt.
@orrieiert bon
SohuS. SeImerR

SohnS. SeImers
@ier, per 0rtcnb~.o SO
Siibner, per 9funb..-.~. .16-.2t
Spring Gbidcns, per &f1,no 90
Eurfeps. per Sflnb- 40
@6nie, per 8funb ...~,.~~ %
grter, per 8fiittb .25
8olle, per 8fiiro .~~4 10
aortoffel, per 8tibel-
Gorriaiert bon
@eaer8 MtlIina Go.
8ciacn, per 8tibet .~~~~$1.75
SmperiaI Goft pbeot) p. g.. 5.2b
8oob Sud. Der Sad .,-,-r.. 5.15
Goilp 9reao, 0nrb mbeat)p.S. 5.25
GornmebI. per 100 9funb..--- 400
Gleie, per 100 8fitnb -~-.-.- 1.80
5bipitoff, per 100 &funo.-- 100
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Ole 5rauen iinS iiIuerne S9a.
len. in Die mir aol0ene aepfeI lcgen.
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II. Neunana
8ummiTiOas- 8aufmaua
pdnbler IN
@effiigef, Girrm u. 2roonften
SSdbiter ,t1arrtprsis bs,aBIt
fir Sarm'preSufte.
@eIbdttsplab an Der 5inften StraBe, Oft.
lid bon s. s. SoeDer's Shmiebe. 8ert.
idtte.

3n perfanfcn: ein 0e2abol Cream
Separator go, 10 in beitem Sutton.
oe. gilIig luenn iofort gcfauit.
Nta65ufragen in Der Office 8. 9l.
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8eftIi9 gebcnoe 3iiee
Rr. 3et
13 Berionen5ug~~~. Rnfts 1927
bolt MIR fir g. 6. u. Soplin
MfheiInnns . Wniindiere.
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BUR Beibnadtsfeicr in Ser ct.
Souls . Stride bate lid elm icbr
SabIrciher geilt6 eingcItcGt.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-15
HARMANS

The business meeting of the Friend
ship Epworth League will be held at
the home of Miss Amy Phelps on Sat
urday evening. April 18th at S o'clock.
All the members are urged TO be
present at this meeting, as the election
of officers will take place.
League services will be conducted
by Miss Amy Phelps on Sunday even
ing. April 18th at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. c. G. Hartman and daughter,
Miss Mabel Hartman. spent the Eas-
ter holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bur Hartman. at Palmyra, \. J.
Mrs. NJ. A. warfeld and Miss Mar
garet Brown. spent Wednesday with
Mrs. II. Woods. of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burner, Of
Baltimore. were Sunday guests of
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Zimmerman and
family, motored to Laurel on Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs H. W Hymiller and
Miss Margaret Brown, were visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. a.
Pumphrey at Welhams, duripg the
past week.
Mrs. Gabriel. Miss Anna Gabriel
and Miss Doris Batter, of Baltimore,
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Harmon.
Sunday guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. e. Brown included Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Humphrey and little
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Booth and
children, Mrs. Henry Woods, and
children of Baltimore
Miss Lolita Zimmerman is visiting
her sister. Miss Grace Zimmerman.
Fred Shipley and daughter Louise,
of Baltimore, were Sunday guests of
the formers sister, Miss Emma Ship
ley.
Miss Ethel Ensor. of Overlea, and
Miss Rena Warfield. of Washington,
spent Sunday with Miss Jennie War
field
Mr.. and Mrs c. l.. Williams and
family spent Sunday at Laurel with
Mr.. Allen.
A. Clark, of Baltimore, spent the
week END at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs S. V. Clark
Among those who attended the nj. T..
Conference in Washington the past
week were: Mrs M. A. Warfeld, Mrs.
E. ]. Sumwalt, Mrs. James E. Brown,
Mrs. l.. E. Giltz, Mrs. Frank thinner
man, Mrs. Charles Shipley. Mrs. Addie
Hawkins. Misses Mabel Hartman and
Hazel Shipley. Mr.. and Mrs. r. o.
Shipley, Mrs. w. d. King and Rufus
Kelly.
Conference being over we are very
glad to learn that the Rev. Mr.. King
has been returned to US again.
Miss Virgie Shipley, who has been
quite sick. is reported to be much inn
proved at this writing.
Miss Dawson attended the Teachers
Institute at Annapolis on April 1st. af-
ter which she returned to the home OF
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Daw-
son. at Mayo to spend Easter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-15
.JESSUP

Samuel Twilley, of Pocomoke City
is being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Landlord.
Miss Katherine Corrigan, of Balti-
more, has been spending the weekend
with Misses Annie S. and Emma CO.
lein, of the old Annapolis Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgely Brown Bond
are entertaining Mrs. S. Holiday
Jones, OF New York, and Miss Marie
Wylie, of Hamilton Terrace, Balti-
more
Miss Agnes Owens spent part of the
past week in Baltimore.
The Jessup Literary Club spent
Wednesday in Baltimore, after enjoy
ing a Dutch treat" luncheon at one
of the Baltimore hotels, they attended
the matinee at one OF the theatres.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harry Lowekamp,
of Lone Oak" have had as their visit
ors Mrs. Ella Lowekamp, Miss DOro-
thy Lowekamp. and Julian Lowekamp,
all of Baltimore.
The meat house on the farm of eau
sey Gardiner on the Hanover road,
near Jessup, was destroyed by fire,
and with ii quantity of meat 1t was
feared the home of Mr. Gardiner would
also catch on fire, and water was
thrown on it to save it. 1t is supposed
that some of the wood work in the
meat house caught, while the meat
was being smoked.
The handsome new barn on the farm
of Louis Haslup, just off of the Wash
ington Boulevard. below Waterloo"
was destroyed by fire; also many
farming implements. The origin of
the fire is unknown. The loss entailed
is between five and six thousand dol
lars
Mrs. Grace E. Merson, wife of Oliver
f. Merson. died at her home near
Jessup station, after lingering ill
ness, during the past week. Besides
her husband, she is survived by sew
eral children. Interment took place
at Bentonsyille, Md.
Mrs. II. Ferdinand Duvall has re-
turned to Howard Heights" from Bal
timore, where. she was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. George Hartman.
Miss Bessie Rupert, of Washing
ton, recently visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs William Rupert.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-15
MAYO

Capt. Robert Ward visited his
father, lack Ward this week.
ID. w. Collision spent Friday in
Washington, ID. c., where he attended
the NJ. L. Conference which was in
session.
Miss Anna May MARTINEZ is visiting
at the Monumental City.
Karl and William Collision spent the
weekend with their parents at Mayo.
Miss Janet Dawson has returned to
Baltimore for treatment, after visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dawson of Mayo.
Miss Coda Himburg has returned
from Baltimore, where she has had an
operation performed on the eye.
Mr.. and Mrs Pitcher and children
of Baltimore have moved to Mayo.
John Purdy who was quite sick the
past week of acute indigestion has
recovered
Miss Lillian Jackson is visiting in
Baltimoref
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Brown and chill
dren spent Sunday with Mrs. Susan
Collision of Mayo.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dawson of
Mayo, spent Sunday with their chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Owens and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dawson, Jr., of
South River.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Collision visited
Mr.. and Mrs Care of Edewater on
Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of NJ. T.,
Church will hold its next regular bust
ness meeting at the home of Mrs.
Mamie Wier on Thursday evening,
May 6 at Z p. NJ.
On Saturday, accompanied by their
teacher, Professor Fox, the Mayo
school boys visited the Grammar
school boys of Annapolis. on the St.
Johns College grounds, where the first
baseball game Of the season was in
dulged in.
The game was quite exciting and in
teresting, finally ending with the score
of to 2, in favor of the Annapolis
boys. The Mayo Club are anxious TO
meet these boys on their home ground
at Mayo, in the near future, when they
may from all reports, look for quite
a different ending. Capt. Lyle Gather
is calling his nine together, and the
game for May promises to be big
affair.
A baby girl was left at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Will, of Mayo,
during the past week by the Stork.
Miss Grace Dawson has returned
from a weeks visit to friends in Bal
tiinore.
During last week Mayo was visited
by a snowstorm. but of short dura-
ton. The weather now is fair and
warmer and the men folks are busy
gardening.
Mrs Roy Marines spent the week
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Popham. of West Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-15
BENFIELD


The ladies of Faith Methodist Epis-
copal Church will hold a season
Social" at the hall near Benficld, Sat
urday evening. May LIST. representing
the four seasons of the year, SPRING
Summer. Fall and Winter Admission
will be the date of your birth This
will entifle YOU TO lunch at the booth
OF the season of ysnr birth. Ice cream
and confectionery for sale Come and
enjoy yourselves Proceeds for the
Aenefit of the church.
A party was given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stinchcomb on
Tuesday evening. April 9Th. in honor
of Mrs. Stinchcomb's ffty-thirA birth
day At the hour of ten, the guests
were invited 10 the spacious dining
room to partake of bountiful repast.
Those who attended were: Mr.. and
Mrs. William Stinchcomb. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Humphrey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Warfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. William
St;nchcomb, Jr.. Mrs. Frank Gebhardt
Mrs. Basil Gardiner: Misses Blanche
Bach. Viola Stinchcomb, Evelyn and
Rhoda Wariield, Elizabeth Gardiner.
Marie, Delma, Jeanette and Margaret
Gerhardt, Gladys Johnson, Dorothy
Humphrey: MessTs.. Earle and Norman
Stinchcomb, William Bach, Lester,
Clinton and Wilmer Warfeld. Frank
lin and William Gerhardt.
Mrs. Clarence Warfield and children
have returned after a pleasant stay
with her mother, Mrs. William Stinch-
comb
Mrs. William Stinchcomb, Mrs. Clar-
ence Warfield and Norman Stinch-
comb were recent guests of Mrs. Basil
Gardiner. OF Severn.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-15
LINTHIcUM HEIGHTS


The Linthicum Country Club of
Linthicum Heights enthusiastically
started its season at Linthicum last
Monday and elected officers as fol-
lows: DIR. holland b. Gwynn. presi-
dent: Wilson. viee-president: w.
RippeI. secretary; II. Wunder, treas
urer: E. X. Grempler, S. A.
1t is expected that the Linthicum
Club will place on the baseball field
two teams this season, and to this
end il elected the following base
ball committee: H. A. Kurtz. man
ager; C. Pabst, coach: c. Shryock.
captain. The following men have re-
ported for baseball duty:
DR.. ~ Gwynn. c. Shryock W. Rip
pell. A. RippelI. e. X. Grempler,
Clark. r. Stockett. C. Pabst. S. Lom-
bardo. II. Bussey, F. Lanternberger,
&C. Peters, A. Peters, Shaefer, S.
Grempler. S. Warnken. Disney, Will
son.
Last season this Club wound up
the season by defeating the following
strong teams in succession, viz:
Odent0n. Lansdowne and Glen Bur
ME baseball clubs and it expects to
place on the field a much stronger
aggregation this season.
The Linthicum Club will have its
own grounds at Linthicum and any
teams looking for games, please call
Manager Kurtz by phone, Elkridge
5S-F-15.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-15
ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION

On account of the rain the program
of the Easter egg hunt was varied, the
children enjoying indoor games and
refreshments and hand around" egg
hunt
Mrs. T. ]. Bowie. who spent the
winter in Washington, d. c., has re-
turned to her home, "Grasslands, y
much 10 the delight of her many
friends.
The Woman's Auxiliary met on Fri
day last at the home of Mrs. l.. Z. Dor
sey. Owing to the severe winter and
sickness in the neighborhood this is
the first meeting for several months.
consequently the usual mission box of
clothing for the mountaineers was not
prepared To make up for this the
ladies hope to have a benefit of some
kind in the near future for mission
work
Mrs. L. II. z. Haslupy who has been
quite sick at her home here, is inn
proving
MIR. and Miss Macmillan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roycroft, and Miss Roycroft. of
Baltimore. were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E Arnold on Sunday:
Miss Daisy Brady, who has been on
the sick list. is much improved at this
writing.
Alex. Brown. of Virginia, visited his
mother. Mrs. William H. Brown, this
week.
Mrs. Claude w. Dorsey spent the
day in Baltimore on Friday last.
Mrs Nounson. of Baltimore. was the
guest of Mrs Benjamin Tucker last
week.
Beginning with Sunday, April 18th,
services will be at 4 o'clock and Sun
day School at s O'Clock at All Saints
Chapel.
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riage she was affiliated with this
Parish until a few years ago when
she MOVED to Baltimore. She leaves
two daughters. Misses Blanche and
Miss Claudia Anderson and several
sisters.
The supper to be given in the hah
Saturday. April Gath will have the
usual attraction of a good menu and
pleasant company. The charge will
be seyenty-hye cents for supper with
ice cream and cake extra.
The Woman's Club met at the hail
last Wednesday afternoon. Several
new members came into the club. A
very pleasant meeting it proved to
be with chocolate and cake served
after all business was disposed Of
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CHURCHTON

Mrs Leah Howes and children have
returned home after spending a few
days with Mrs. Annie Jones, of Nut
well, and Mrs. Laura Simmons, of this
place. I
The stork visited Mr. and Mrs. Clay
ton Simmons on Sunday and brought
them bouncing baby boy; This is
the second time the stork has paid
them a visit
Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Rogers are
spending a few days with Mr.. Rogers
parents. Mrs Rogers has been down
for several weeks, but Mr.. Rogers just
came from Norfolk Saturday They
expect to go back in few days They
spent few hours Sunday evening
with Mrs Lewis Phipps and daughter,
Mrs. Ray Ford.
Mrs. jamie Windsor, daughter of
Mrs. Lewis Phipps. is spending some
time in Baltimore with her aunt, Mrs.
Morton.
Mr. Brundage, of New York, spent
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. C. O..
Brundage.
Misses Tessie and Anna Friedman.
of Baltimore. spent Easter with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. b. Friedman
Captains Phipps and Hazard. the
two fishermen of this place. did fine
with their nets the past week.
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ALL HALLOWS

Services next Sunday. the Second
Sunday after Easter will be at ii a.
m. at the Chapel in Davidsonville,
with Celebration of the Holy Com
munion. The rector will not be able
10 take up his work at ST, Andrews
until ne gets an operation license
for his car, after which he will make
announcement of services.
Mrs. Catherine Anderson. widow of
the late Samuel Anderson. died at
her home in Baltimore, Saturday.
April 10. after long and painful i'll
ness. The funeral took place at All
Hallows Chapel Monday morning.
Mrs. Anderson was Miss Garrett
before her marriage. After her mar
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WEST RIVER

Bishop Murray was welcomed last
Sunday by a large congregation at
Christ church. Also at St Luke's
chapel there was an excellent attend
ance, while in the evening at st.
Johns. Shady Side, there were few
seats to spare. Besides the Confirma-
tion of candidates at each church the
Bishop assisted by the Rector, the Rev.
r. A. Mayo. administered the Holy
Communion to about one hundred
communicates. He preached on diff
ferent theme at each service and his
earnest and eloquent sermons were
greatly appreciated.
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TRAcY'S LANDING

There will be "a farmers meeting at
Claggett's Hall, Friday. April 18th. at
s p. m. Illustrated lecture by Mr..
Shaw and Home Conveniences by Miss
Schmidt. of the State College. There
will be no charge of admission; cake
and ice cream will be on sale. 1t is
hoped that every man and woman in
the lower part of the county will be
present and. learn how to improve
their farms and homes. Come and
spend an enjoyable evening and profit
by it.