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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-19
h|NGD CITIZENS TO
take UP ARMS
Men Will be Deputized as
State Police For Feared
! Crisis
800 GIVE THEIR PLEDGE
ls44 49, n. :.
War Departments Refusal to Send:
Troops Said to Embnlden Strikers
Help For Strikers Expected

Williamson, w. Va, May 49,
Citizens of Alingo County, West Vir
ginia, will he deputizet as State po
lice tomorrow in connection with tho
disorders in the West Virginia-ker
tucky border battle zone, Capt. J
r. Brockus. of the State police, an.
nounred tonight at ''law and order
melting of representative citizens.
In making known the States dras'
tic" steps, designed to meet the situa
tion along the Tug river, the captain
declared that "unless yor have rifle
: on your shoulder and are ready to dc
your duty, then we vii, have no order
in Mingo county. where trouble has
been rampant since lasr Thursday.
At last nights meeting of citizens
in the courthouse more than 300 men
representing professional and bust
ness circles of the affected district,
were present,
An officer Of the Kentucky militia
was in the room and the crowd called
for a speech ny "the man with the
spurs" The officer spoke of condi-
tions on the Kentucky side of Tug
river and the preservation of order
there.
Liant Slaven, williamson attor-
ney, made the opening sneech. "Ther
are firing on Sprige." he declared,
"and who1-knows how soon they will
be firing on Williamson. am not
one to urge trouble. i have advoca-
ted the presence Of Federal troops
since the fight began last Thursday,
but | am here to offer nv services
as deputy and will gladly do my
part to maintain order
l.. E. Lawson, former service
man, told those present that ''it seems
to be a call for men who will stand
up for law and order r Mingo coun
ty in that we cannot obtain Federal
troops. will gladly devote some or
all of my time as deputy in order
to preserve order. There may pe a
few losses among US. but who would
not be willing to make sacrifice
for the sake Of patriotism and law
and order in Mngo."
The strikers regard the action of
the War Department IL refusing to
send in, Federal troops as victory
for their cause, and this has made
CONTINUED from page two)
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kiwanis Club
100 Washington Members To BE
Guests of LCcaI Club Tomorrow

The Kiwanis Club has prepared AT
elaborate program for its luncheon
which will be given tomorrow after
noon in Westminster building on
which occasion large delegation of
members of that organization will
be here from Washington as guests.
OF the lncal club tits expected
that fglly 100 Washingtoniars will
be here. !, The committee in charge
Of the. luncheon promises a j. sher
of"surprises-. =.
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CONE! COME. GOMEZ

Early and get "a good: :plaeeor 70.
hear the wonderful message tAatris
given by this..groa: Eyangeliat, Mgs.
W. R. NesHtt. sPenteco>tal; Assee.7
hty,. 800, block sQush., Fairfax s;r@at- :
Service May 10 %, y and y ,yst
s7:.5 p. m. Remsnbeg the time .,aG4d n
place EAll are welcome ,.xs lI27ap
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126th Annual Gathering in
Christ Church at Char
l0ttesville 4
REV. GOODWIN RESIGNS
Bishop Brown Reports 900 Confirma-
tions for Year-Also Reports on
y London Meeting.

Charlottesville, May l9.-lhc couii
ell of the diocese of Virginia met y
divine Service in Christ Church with
Bishop Brown and the Revs. W. K.
Neason, rector of the church, }. j.
Gravatt, D. D., and George McLaren
Bryden in the church. Bishop Brown
celebrated the Holy Communion, as
sisted by the clergy named above.
The business session of the council
net at 9:15 o'clock. The roll OF
clergy and laity was called by the
Rev. G. MacLaren Dryden and a
full quorum of both orders was
found present.
The secretary the Rev. E. l..
Goodwin. D. D., sent in MS reslgna-
ton from further service, on account
of illness which would prevent his
reelection as the secretary is elect
ed annually, but the Rev. J. }.
Gravatt, D. D., of Richmond, made
motion that he be reelected, because
he was sure that DR.. Goodwin would
appreciate the compliment and his
duties could be performed BY an Is
sistant secretary This was accord
ingly done bv unanimous vote.
The sympathy of the council was
expressed to DR.. Goodwin and sent
bv telegram as he is seriously III.
After this another telegram was dis
patched Announcing that ne vas
unanimously reelected to the Office
of secretary for another year. The
Rev. George NJ. Brvden was then
elected as secretary pro TEN. and ne
appointed the Rev. CLAYTON Torrance
as assistant secretary for this meet
ing of the council.
The bishop then appointed a
committee to examine the certln-
Gates CT lay delegates of which sev
eral were found incorrect. After the
transaction of some necessary rou-
tine business, the bishop gave his ad-
dress. He reported over SOC con
firmations for the past year. he
smoke of his attendance during the
past summer uoon the conference
of Bishops of the Anglican Com
munion held at lambeth, tn" resi-
derce Of the Archbishop Of Canter-
nury in London. England There
were 22s bishops in attendance upon
this conference the largest number
that has ever attended any such con-
ference or meeting of bishops held IN
England according to statement
made bv the Archbishop of Canter-
bury. Bishop Brown stated that the
majority of the resolutions OF the
conference were not of such high
Importance to the Episcopal Church
in this country as thew touched more
generally uuon conditions in the Eng
lish Church. But the reauiulioii
upon church unity drawn uo by the
largest committee of bishops appoint
ed at this conference by the Arch
bishops ofrCanter5ury consisting OF
rs members was admirable. and VIII
claim the careful attention of ali
members Of the universal church OF
Christ, throughout the world. 1t IS
valuable and enli"htening paper.
showing the great advances made to
wards unity by the Anglican Com
munion within recent years, and at
fording much hope for the future.
Continued on Third Page)
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JUSTICE. WHITE: \.
CALLED BY DEATH
End Comes Today After
Failure to Rally From
Operation
UNCONSCIOUS ALL DAY
Served in Senate Before Being Put on
Bench by President Cleveland
Elevated to Bench in 1910.

Washi lgton, D. c., May 10
CHIEF Justice White. Of the United
States Supreme Court, died at Gar.
fed Hospital this morning of coInr.i
cations that developed after an opera
alton last Friday from bladder trou-
BILE. Only his remarkable vitality
enabled him to live through !ester-
day.
The last rites OF the Catholic
Church were administered when ne
revived from state O coma Tor 4
few minutes, but he soon lapsed into
unconscicusncss again.
At the bedside were Mrs. White
and other close relatives, while dur
ing the day and evening attaches of
the Supreme Court and others went
to the hospital to inquire az 20 his
condition. Associate justices were
among those who called, but when
informed that tn e Chief Justice was
unconscious and that h;S death was
inevit-ble, left visibiy moved and did
not return.
Justice Edward Douglas White
was, strictly speaking, the lone rep
resentative of the South on the bench
e., :, p,,,,ba,- ,f yaorc
Coming from family of Judges,
his father anG his grandfather be,
fore him having been OF the bench.
Justice White had judicial inherit
ance as well as legal training. His
knowledge of the civi! war was gen
orally regarded as the most profound
of any man that ever sat on the
berch Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States. OF late years he had
developed a speciality % questions Of
interstate commerce. and his rcrtri-
button to the law of the land will last
through the years.
He was horn in the parish Of La
fourche, La, in November, lS43.
His parents were Catholics. and he
himself was a confcssor Of that faith
HIS education was in Catholic lnstl-
tutions. In his early youth he at
tended the school at Mount st. Mary's
near Emmitsburg, Md; later he en-
tered the Jesuit college in New Or
leans, and finally he went to George
town college here.
Justice White served in the Con-
fedcratc army during the civil war.
practiced law among the people Of
Louisiana, became a sugar planter OH
It's lowlands. His ability and high
character were recognized by the peo
ple in repeated commissions as a pub
lie official. In 1874, h? was elected
as senator in the Louisiana legisla-
ture. Four years later. he was ap-
pointed associate justice of the. 81
preme court cf the tSate and served
until the new constitution went into
effect in 1879, making all Offices In
the State vacart.
In 1891 Mr.. White tecame ma
tional figure. A senatorial contest
was wa9el in louisiana. Mr.. White
entered the race. He had managed
the campaign of Gov. Nichols for
reelection and had beer prominent in
the reform element Of bis State. de
had fought vigorously in favor of
the anti-lottery movement. The leg
islature finally chose him to succeed
Senator Eustis. *
Justice White was in the Senate
(Continued oT Page Five1
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POTOMAC FISH COMPANY

/; Potomac Fish Company will have
on sale balance of week; Jersey
trout, white perch, steak halibut,
butterfish, founders herring and
Boston mackerel. All orders strictly
Boston mackerel.
H. ZIMMERMAN, Proprietor.
100 North, Royal Street. Phone l9S
119-1p.
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NOTICE

There will be call meeting Of
the Relief Truck /and Engine Com
pany Friday, May 20 fJ2l, at 1870
p. M, at the club room.
BY order of President,
il9-lc. F.. D. Moore, Secty.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE

We have opened real estate Of.
flee for selling Virginia farms
near Washington. and are conducting
en- extensive advertising campaign
from which We expect results. ii
ycu have farm or large property
for saie.Gst it with us. and we viii
get results.
Refer tc Citizens National Bank
Virginia Farms Agency.
TIA King Street
1la-l2p.
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FlsH,DAY TOMORROW !

Large and ediumrockfsh, Boston
mackerel, roe e,shad; large whiie perch
founders, t.Jerseyno trout. Potomac
herring. i:3'i'
SANITARY FISHdMARKETi
~ City Market: Phone Isa.| =
119-ic. sG.t
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Til ank All Fer Work
Lady Bnard Of Managers OF H0sp:ti:
Grateful For Success Of
.. ..Sprinptiue

.'Springtime"
The Board of Lady Manager OF
the Alexandria Hospital wisies 10
express great appreciation for the fine
work 50 professionally displayed in
the production Of the "Springtime"
comedy for the benefit Of the Alex
andria Hospital. and especially thank
the various committees. the .A!exan-
dria Gazette, the musical accompan-
ists, the. Citizens; Band an all others.
VINO helped in making the entertain
mcnt completes success.
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/. o. 0. +. NOTICE

Potomac Lodge No. 3S, will confer
two depression a class Of candidates
from Arlington Lodge, Friday. May
2Othiathe meeting will be called at
1870 pE nj.
HOPE. ~ nj
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FANNON S

Pure Pennsylvania Anthracite
The Coal That's ..Ali Coal"
Il Lasts LONGER
THOMAS j. sF.tNS0N AND SONS
116-6c.-
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THE BLUE RIBBON SHOE co.

Is Still Running Cut Prices J.
We Use The Best Materials
lO7 King Street
1lG-2ftc.
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oni any few persons.
Standing of the, Teams

r. game Friday
T fBaggett's Field .
!" Trinity VS.. Second Baptist
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
coI0es AFFECT HEALTH .
SOME GOOD. SOME BAD

ii ii no longer theory, bat
proven fact. thar certain eoioss pre-
llneo certain desirable or eafteIas i
aisastrsas fleets. even upaa tAv of-
tisnsrily sensitive Mai asso-
gists. eminent physIe.sas ana i9iesi
deeogators are making keen studs
Of this subject. and each year dis
clases some new aud valuable truth.
For long time ne have know Z
that blue and violet are employed sue
cessfully in treating nervous cases;
and SO soothing indeed Is blue that
when used III whole room scheme
walls, curtains. rigs it acts as q par
tial anesthesia upon extremely sensi-
TVS natures. sufficient for dental pur-
poses or the carrying out Of minor
operations
Red dcgaiaus the action Of muscles
as much as 50 per cent and il often
emp! Dyed III :ne rncdicinal world
where stimulating results are desired
is ii the 3reatne.st Of saaslps1x 'Aei.
nchoiia and eei air il.gls 81 anessti@
Red, Therefore, IS n..s g. eat Y
Is choose whSn Gee ,Ns 20 satsf
oil a Ieenage age e.iild. fp. ts'tS
from It's hot and heavy suggestion !
summer, it overstimulates the airead'
restless naturo Of the growing Boy &
t girl. Good Housekeeping.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
Was 0UT ID SAVE Kobe
MRS. Ne~brgde Rad h All FIgurs6s 50
Her Own Satisfaction ae
Any Rate.


sYes. II does. Is son say. siye Fath-
er an air 10 lie hat agreed tie 81
lnost i.ea husband. Ills Nife had scat
ed herself an the aFnt Of his CHAIR sur
xcsh4g their latest acquisition, The
baby grand pi.3lo, Witch iilied three
fourtAs 81 lie ltynag room.
Ard flen ii We onig had one of
those nifty one-ana aaor lamps
masesl lie almost new husbands bride.
eN-ay. getgina. ii was only ycster-
slay that YOU argued tie Isliiiao would
linlsh 1ln room without buying atl-
other thing. protested fiae :ilatGst new
husband. Thai was one of the or
guneufs you mS,,l IL wheedie NE illto
buying
Well. ~ cn'irsc. Il saves Us huyaiig
d luscluus l,l.ts plush hetislaxennoft or
prtetF,I! ch;siss lnn@ur az library
table she defended. There. simply
lsnt room Ia this apartment for ninch
besides lie piano II really II an
economy III tie end. Bui Il latnr ~
difIereAg You hlloM that i grand III
anD IS n>d complete without a tloor
lamp. And While Me IRE or Il we
might is Nell get eae u lie newest
KNIT lust think hstN cazy We would
look with sou string peacefully under
the n..w I;anr While play 70 son ev-
ia evening "
Hum aroaned he almost ilcw
Ansbani "'ri.. next thing Sopll be
ttlling ne hat il grand piani, requires
lsi afientai PRAYER rug under the Ised-
:sis, Persian srarf iitroan across the
htIrh AMI Il N;iSe II Embarrassment
roses III constant attendance I'm
rather SURPRISED thar yaa hlsen't nefa.
tiuted another apartment with 4 pi-
ano room for your let!
III would be nice. agreed the bride
failing 10 note the touch ef sarcasm in
/ the voice OF her husband. Then she
rallied her forces once more. 'Rus
think how much nlouey It will save
rs on movies By staying home 70
play ana sing we savelet iRe see--
exactly G6 cents a day :"
by the way said the almost new
husband, I'VE mustn't forget our serial
on Friday night. Last week left Harry
Hairhrealth IN an awful fix. DO you
think The pianos would mind Il we
Lett It alone last once
oh, | Guess NOT" answered Betty
-nindedlg Then She launched
II her flasl ,tiaek. 1un inow. Biliy
eant expect suu ~ eiae Rp aoieg oat
entirely. at loast unt.l | learn TO plas
better have heard of splendid
teacher 81. $40 an hour and ] realty
think, TO he worthy OF such M Instrn-
nent, | should take les4ons"
It's not the original cost It's the
i Hplecp" said the utmost neW husband
/ Come along. nly dear 20 The movies.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
Continental Camp Realseovsred.

CONNECTICUT Village" ane of the
calnps OF Washington soldiers III the
HUDSON highlands. The site Of which
has long been unknown. has been reds
covered hy members of The New fosS
Historical society. The ulearthiDg of
a bnyonet blade, a gsaneshot buttons
of the Continental infantry and artil-
lery, bullets. gunfiints and other miIi-
tary relics, togther With Typographical
characteristics that tally accurately
with records In Continental documents.
have placed the camp on the farm Of
James Smith. about mile and half
from Cold Spring village
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
crear1.Co.cred Mo.es.

Ii Is ratl4er curious g lind dead
moles iyinss ahapt dyktsides When
mole FUR prices are 81 high writes q
correspondent from Scotland Icrossed
.fSGer than - moles in . heap. These
N&aN evidently iaea thrown there
~ N local trappcr Ms useless iuna-
he% More curious still. | came on
wine nMs &c culled tie unique IN
moic Ngardener had trapped fo1r
OF theSe rdSents Of a decided crea n
color. No nHgtion Of tie bodies ga E
signs OF koruna ealeriug. The gas-
dener sai,N be AHFnllsi.d there Wee
more on his premises. bur he hid
failed 10 catch tlisnl NJ Tie. date fp
exhibited the four referred 10.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
AZ TIE CIRCLE PIAYHFlI ST.
TONIGHT

In order to save his wlse's good
name. he was forced 10 rash up 10
the altar in the Middle of his only
hlld's wedding ana sgop the csre-
nony can SEQ imagine ~
ien VI all ee gHaslS sf Ifieh Gf
t4s brsae Al Nl4 81 III is
8he i..disaation Id lac gTonn 4se
Frederick Vro0ia, ~ TIE Southern
General irnc % Bic tradition ~ q
country RhieI places i.le horror q iis
women Above a else Was compelled
o this art fcrueltv
He had just received stolen letter
ritten years ago BY The Kentucky
colonel" 10 the woman whose good
lame meant more To both than All
slse. which, because II had beca tanip-
erred with. put Colonel and the
GENERALS wife IN d hta light Ia or
Ter 10 proven, t}Iis letter from heeon-
ing public properly lile General was
orcel az iA vlia:n wiso held tie
stter ii 81, vent the marriage OF his
young daughter 70 the man Of her
choice.
1.-THE Keniueky Colonel Hodkin-
son release is presented hy IN all
&C cas- haaas ~ The lannon's Jos
b. j pJxnug The Mi.acle Man
tile Screen No. since his ;ran-
iaous suceess AZ tho patriarch in
he miracle Mai has his talented
tor scored susa al overwhelming
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
taRnot Throw Away Pistol

We cannot throw away our pistol
so long as there is a possibility OF an
enemy. armed. reaching out to snatch
from as our liberty.
Only last week 4 member of the
Army Aviation Section went before
the House Appropriations Committee
sna abolished Tic navy. How? He
said tina laftleshiDs are Of no more
use thaa the afmnr Of the knighss
Of old vhea irearns were n4de g
pierce them Thus this admiral o.
he array has done away with the
navy
Nsvy sen ot5ce, 10 this testimony
They Object 10 Tie Sllgge ton that w
nave been 100 Sion y appreciate the
eew weapons q warfare. The wea-
pons Of he nagy are founi under
Oil and over the sea, ! think they
gill continue. despite The statement
hat aviation has made the navy vir-
naliy useless. 40. gentlemen. ! can
see no reason for yoa to think about
eeturning 10 ciytl,aI life tomorrow
morning.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That il. the joyful cry OF thousands
since Dg. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for caIonlel.
Dr.. Edwards, practieing physician
for IL wears and calGIneis oidtim:
nrmrny. discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid livers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calonnel. but Healing, soothing
vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the keynote q these
little aar-coatetl, o!iye.colorcd tab
lets. They cause TIC bowels and liver to
act normally. They never force tilena
10 unnatural action.
Ifyou have dark brown mouth ---
Rad breath--a dull. tired feeling SICK
headache torpid liyer--constlpatson.
you'n find qnick. sure and pleasant re-
suits from one or two Of DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets Of bedtime.
Thousands take tllemeyery NIGHT Just
gj.si4 p A . aati
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
Cow Gives q Tons 81 MlIk.

A British Friesian cow, owned by On
English farmer. gave more than 2,0eO
gallons at milk during 1919 and prom
Uses IL repeat lle performance this
year. Iii The two ygars her output OF
milk amounted 10 considerably more
than 1850 gallons and weighs ianfa
than is tons. IN less Than SIX yeass
Mess Hose has had seven calves ard
clyen more than - tons of milk.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
Es2eat Of Red Peppers
Breaks Chest Colds

:'Rea Pepper Rub IS the cold rem-
ely that t,rings the quickest relief +
cannot hurt ron ana il certainly seems
To end the tigGltncss and drive the
congestion and soreness right out.
when heat penes rates right down
NH, coils. con session aeiliTrg muscles
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
Planned Oysters

Heat a tablespoonful Of butter an
when !; inalts add the juice u ha'f
lemon and a teaspoonfal oE c'iapi
parsley, and stir in tie dransa o.
tcrE Cook only until taeir edges e..4
and lifs out quickly on strips Of hai
tered toast
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31

sAi sore stisi joints. raiief comes at
sfiee Sosh;ng has sach concentrated.
penetrating heat as red peppers. The
moment ION apply Red Pepper Rub
for Colds fackacse, sore muscles, stiff
reei Ilmtago. or the pains Of rhen-
aaa ifsa Of neariiis. FOR feel the ting
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
THINGS ORR SHOULD
FORGET
ratu,, WorsS Say snfer ThFsugi
necalIiRs s.roalls .as Eesort'
- I - q 81 I.g.. I. 60 .

:Isaaes J.Ifiils so III tseSi Q
i. tt. Ma "a f tIe SCI
in
What ii do, ,herslop Is u alses n
what things are useful VIA;
one ought 70 lie interested IN Sna
thea forget She caners
Tha; sounds easy, htl II isn't ,asS
as wa all know. However. II we try.
we may accomplish something. Y we
don't We won't.
Let's see. therefore, what are some
OF the things We ought TO forget
First and most important Of all for
get that brilliant record you made al
school or that wonderful sale sou
made which caused all the hoss to
talk or that remarkable piece of work
vou ala which on aaf iuere 81
nav ant: prone l61sl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
9 New Sang!w;en E.sad


a rs,ltl3 less q baI't. aFead.
.iia q. all the cruss aha clt tie LOAF
ii..o tou slices across. over tao
to;G slice vita GsAed sssinon, mix
III Wi!h fnayonnaise. and cover this
with q sesoad Slice = Tread On TOP
Il his s1read chopped hara-boiled
seasoned with salt. pepper and
,pafed mustard Cover with the
tilrd slice Of bread ard speai wstA
topped Olives. cover with the re-
aaining slice Of bread Cover the
npieted sandwich cake With cream
f.9cese ;soistoncd with failk, spread II
rer Tic e.ska sandwiches Ike hoil-
Il fTossf.s- peap. ;-te WiJh nuts Tie
corners n.g;st he GU Trash the layers
If saauwiches In order T. make the
appearance of 4 fr1sted larga roa94:
axe.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31

fs skets and i,taraatin., appty ii So
sssFy tisksa pffiaes West stasef Static.
Stale HpHAs StafipH. cDIiegf AFei,nt sfg
siiaileg S,resf. sarvel Ia Msfgiaip
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
w. &. & 4. E.lec ri.
Railroad
MlD-CITY TERmIN AIS

Hslf Hourly Service Morning ana lsyenins
iietweeen Annapolis, Baltimore and
Washington and Camp Meade
gWasiiiiigton AMI Camp Meade
rasst myers change az Nava
4 aaeEy junction
LEtNF ANNAPOLIS
West street station
sac x55i, $50 $50 720. x750. $50. 81
1920 ilau 4 81 i220. 20 m 9.2is
s429 x4.Jn $50 sG.20. zoo. SO 1O.2n
i1.20. Y. II.
Lesye Naval Academy Gate 10 minutes
earlier: State House Station, Bladef
Street aud College Avenue, seven q
minutes earlier
Connecting at Odeaton with p. K. a.
LEAVE BALTIMORE
6.a5 x7.25. s.3a 9.3S, 1895. 1875. A. M.
I2..s5 1..s5. as, 3.S5, x4.65. 4.35. x5sO5
5.35. G.5zi, 7.s5. OF. 1i.35 r. NJ. 1918
4. u
~ trains receive nr Discharge passenger
1T iocai points between Annapolis aad
Naval Ara.l<tny Junetion and At Lii