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New-York tribune., 1921-06-30
Harlem Champion Moves Into
Semi-F iinal After Hard Match


Quaker Ridge championship singles
tthlrd round) Herbert l.. Bowman won
from Charles A. Anderson by default
Fourth round--Armnnd l.. Bruneau de-
reated Fred d. Powers. 81, 0--6, 6--2
Alfred ID. Hammett defeated Paul Martin
7-6, Cd Harry D. Sachs defeated George
D. Groesbeck, 4-6, 63, e4.
. Championship doubles (6rst .round)--A1-
pert j. Ostendorf and Elliott H 3inzen
defeated d. Gibbons and Richard Bradley
6--3 81 B. Sheridan and Kenneth stod-
dard defeated A. Dudley Britten 1r. and A.
clifford Black ana Harris Fisher 1r. de-
teated G. w. Helne and w. S. Gray tr
G--3. f. 49,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-30

going at o---7, o--s, s--2, even though
Powers overwhelmed him in the sec
ond set, after keeniy fought open
ing session. In the last set Bruneau
held the upper hand all the way.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-30
Canadian Crickesers Win

PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-The Rid
ley College cricket team, of st.
GATHERINGS, Ontario, defeated the Ard
more Cricket Club to-day, 1877 rms to
40
New-York tribune., 1921-06-30
Tiplitz Beaten by Chanev

PHILADELPHIA June 2e.-George
CLANCY, of Baltimore, outpointed Joe
Tiplitz, of New York, in an eight-round
bout here tonight. In the semi windup
Kid Williams, of Baltimore, gave
Louisiana, of this city, a severe beat
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09
Military Ball

IN, IT,, military huil IL tho >pr.m.;
Svl>vu vas that OF Wheeling com
u',rdry NJ. :. knights r"mNlar. which
Ms h".d last might IN III" john W. Nor
80 Scntt.~h E,;. Cathedral. tt" u"m-
.,,rS 1t the c"m-nandry attended IN fun
military uniform. AND tn" gay plumcd
mats Aud uaIGu, Jewels ~ III" order
.,ddcd u mote Of distinction To IN" aNL:r.
The hal; room MAS beautifully hut
,.Tn,! Decorated with baskets ~ spring
flowers hanging from ca"G softly shall
81 l,Eht and IN lmpC"N IS"d stage ~
-trdcU effect WAS ARRANGED in the cen
..r ut the large auditorium. Til" sec
.t Masonic orchestral WAS seated h'CH
.tal dispensed AN cNCcpG"nA!'r 5000
program ut L,t" dance uuiut''rS. Each
,...r,c WAS followed by special enter
;..Iamcnt number provided by some q:
War-,;uy'S best talent. Carl NcCr. Jn".
r','uumr:. Robert Williams. Dan Jones.
Waiter Shane. Howard Nr>bHt Will
Leach. Mrs.. Ann, N:lton-Ottn and Miss
Nt-Gur~.tr Roberts entertained with
S.s,ucirul vocal solos, Herbert CLrrolCh-
81 pleased ,hc lars" aud.cnre With his
~,..d,1E. Waiter Rogers was heard IN
IL rjrlsirc NI"l:u Solo AMI Mrs. r:to
Well received Z: 70" guests.
The grand march h""an -; 30
o'clock .rI W., lad b Mr. and MR..
D'hlr,c, t.. tl7riG7n. Mr.. tNrr'Can -
grand Iunlor warden 80 ;hr Grand Com
lnAui-y krlgrf> TcDlrld- "t West Njr-
ru1I N"Nl IN lac were the PAST con-
mau!C-~ aaa ;&Hjr wives and fo!lo-7nE
we ~" S;- kN,CGtS and aides. Tn"
pa>' commanders preS"a: were Or. q.
". Eurdai>. Robert Z. l.iastcE. carl So
hau>kj r. VIA ScobhS. Harry Starting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09

d,v Thirty members OF the circle were
present. Mrs. Walter Kelley and Kew.
clara Cook IIeIv:e led IN III" discussion
-, majors ".rhc ,;rca, Hunger" Tho
circle WILL continue is study OF Scan
Linoyia, authors at tn" ncxt meeting.
Tho book for next months review Will
be- .t;rowth "f the Soil" ~ knut INNS
den.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09
Laurel Twtg.

rno rf ne very charming theatre
,Ir,ic. arranged t"r The Creation.
th., oratorIo 20 l." presented by tho "o-
mans ,lub nrAt Monday night. Will be
tina, OF IN. Laurel T~iE. 'fh" ladies Of
this ent.rprlsirE organization Wilt at
tend In party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09
Kings Daughters Bake Sale.

Tho Delta Mtcl.arcn cir"'" CT tho
Kings daughters will har" bake sale
ti'& m"rnins on tn" main floor AZ stone
= rr,r,as' rrcS. cakes and rolls will
%. "~crcG for Sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09

Tls girls BASKETBALL teams Of Wheel
-; afch school were guests "t honoT
a. : merry Informal dance .1Ht evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09

N-, f A. Hildreth III. Will "r:"rtatn
- in a bridge party today 1T h"- home
90, \or,h Main street complimentary To
N.Ss Virginia Hoffman. tian""" al Mr..
: -. I.1ucLiin. The guests, Mo WI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09
BOOK REVIEW CIRCLE
HAS APRIL LUNCHEON

r:. Book Review CIrrl" ~ Tho
Attaching Nnman'$ cab held its month
q, :.,n,u,o, at the Mcclure hote. Hcster-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09

No mlyrer wnat you want X Will save
Won time and money 70 w" INTEL"
LIGESCER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09

NEW EASTERN STAB cHAPTER,

4 new chapter Of the Eastern star
order was instituted Il; Euffalo. Put
nan, county. with tho assistance OF a
number OF local officers Of the Eastern
Star and W. T Workman or Nayncs
Grand Observation-Disclosures Daily Mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09
Miss Hoffman Honorsd.

The beautifully appointed bridge
...uch.on gwen yesterday by Mrs. FORBES
Simpson was another charming c1mpn'
men, gu- Mss N;rr;uL Hoffman. whose
u.arr.u=" u Mr.. Samuel o. I-auGhi!n
VIZ /" an rycut Of nHNt Thursday
Npril II. The party WAS held 1T the
,'ruu;r.. r.uh Luncheon was served ~
IS. ".iV,H with exquisite appointments
.,yur, n, and later In" quests cn!nycl
49, .C;rrnoni 1T bridge.
WMn-.- .Att.M4.nS Mc.c:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09

buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09

No matter what you want II vi! save
80, ,s,rc AMI up.unv 10 use INTEL
IIGI:NCER WANT ADS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20
Al THE CIRtlf PLAYHOUSE
TONIGHT

Wkiea type of woman do YOU pre-
fer. sir. Eyerynan? The wholesome
comrade sort of woman who loves YOU
without sentimentaliiy, who helps you
build career, who gives Aer brain as
veil is her heart Or the lovely. help-
less, feminine kind who adoges yo,l.
VINO knows nothing " business, and
who spends her life being beautiful
Tor yoar sake
VIVA; would sou do Mis- Every wife.
Il ycnr husband had been aided in HE
career BY i clever and devoted wo-
man. who had helped linn build up his
life before you had met him? Would
you Sc jealous Of this woman. Would
Won deny her the right 10 continue as
his friend and assistant Or would
ven see the danger and put the other
woman out Of yonr husbands path, as
Nary dilg
suen questions as these occur e
eyers tAnl,iag man and woman on
SEEING the greai feature drama. just
i Wife. which VIII be sisoNn ~ the
Gree Playhouse tonight
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20
Wedding Anniversaries

Such anniversaries are most enjoy
able when .hey are least formal, and
SOMETHING'S even older persons like to
Join IN i little goodnalured frolie
al such times. The decorations should
always be carefully planned With an
attempt at i novel effect For a tin
Wedding supper inc dishes might all
be OF tin, the different courses being
served in Tin plates. For the paper
Wedding the dishes might all be OF
paper. With paper napkins Bunches
Of raw cotton are excellent decora-
tons for the cotton Wedding. Here
arr the principal wedding anniversar-
les. with the materials associated with
them
First. cotton; second paper; third
feather: fourth fruits and flowers
fifth. wooden. sixth. sugar; seventh,
woolen: eighth. India rubber; ninth,
willow: tenth. tin; eleventh. steel;
twelfth. linen. thirteenth, lace; four
teenth. ivory; fifteenth. crystal: TWEEN
tieth. china; twenty silver: fhir-
tieth, pearl. fortieth. ruby: fftieth
golden. and seventy-tifth diamond.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20
SoUTHERNER AND AMERICAN
CHAPTER XXI.
crime and It's Punishment.

On the outskirts OF Below in ! lii
tie house ard garden owned By hlni-
self. lived man named Pa:ris Hen
messy. the one sohuine iilberuiali in
the county Nghas his anfecedents
were. where he came from except
that Il was patent to the blind and
doaf that II was originally from some
where ii the Emerald Isle and ny
be- should have settled al3ne u al hts
Kind ii the small town Of slave
State. were things thai no une ever
fathnmei He had appeared before
the mayor Of the iopn one day n4any
years before | Was born aud with Il
qui2zieal, humorous grin on his ugly
face. said 10 him II hear yez nave
strates nading grazing. yer honor
and In list the moa the warrk
Pat wou4d hardly aaNe obia;ael
Favor Oh hs good Looks even ID lis
yonth bat lis smile Sas 50 ages ne
and lAe easy and humorous toW 81
words with which he followed dp ii
first announcement 50 amusing that
he vas engaged for tn. WORK IN lie
spot From that moment he became
fixture III the town, and proved use
sul and witty. II not ornamental mem
her or tne community Though hav-
ing no reeular office Or employment;
he became ii reality he whole street
cleaning and Improvements delart
nlent u lie municipality He had All
the native wit Of his race and was
soon known and liked by every man
in the county; and his whereabouts
could generally be traced by the
sounds vi largh,er tadt came from the
place whore he happened 10 be worl,
ing. For hardly any one passed him
without stopping to pass the time OF
iay. and few LEFT without gaining a
hearty laugh over some bright spon-
taneons sally
Long before the war broke out, he
had become ono Of the institutions"
OF the town, though always an enig
inatit one for though one Of the Most
tslkptiye Of men on ainnos: cveT sub
iect I:niar the syn, he mover anier
asy circumstances mentioned his
youth. antseedeSts, or ANYTHING can
nected W.tu Ms life before his appear
ance L. Bcieow
whom the war ooy9n Pat volu2teer
a az cnee. arr tough. through ias eD
tire length as bravo and gallant. sol
der. without receiving sipgi
scratcl, IN Eli the MARY battles IN
which be had taken part N if7 final
close, ne had tranpcd mack - his HI i
tlc home again and quietly resumed
his work as street grader and cleaner
OF Bcscov-
with llis niuny virtues. PA haa one
great weakness, which was tho in
direct cause OF his own undoiDg and
Of the incidents | am about 70 relate.
With al his talk and hlarney he Vas
d faithful worker when he undertook
Job, and worked faithfully At i until
Il was finished Btlt every few months
/ etween jobs, Pat would take ! Ger
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20
II THE BLIC TO-DAY


Is whirlwind courtship IA success
FIJI uslea Every day we read in the
daily papers O divorce proceedings re-
snlting from hasts marriages Yet oe-
cassioaally We run across devoted
couples who have been happily mar
ried Tor many years after extremely
brief courtships
Miss Katherine Macdonald, the
beautiful star OF Curtain an inter-
esting picture of stage life which deals
with love oil first sight romance and
its results. believes that long engage
ments between lovers is the only safe
way IN which to enter the holy state
OF matrimony.
There is an old saying. Miss Mac
Donald explains that you have 10
live with people before you know
them. And this same truism applies
TO matrmony How can one expect
70 be happy with a person whom they
10 not know One can not learn all
CT the eccentrioities and characteris-
tics OF Il person whom they have
known but brief time. a man or
woman may be the most beautiful aud
accomplished person III the world and
yc; have a violent temrera sulky
disposition. Or they may be most IN
congaenial and rot lit domestic
Gated
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20
Neen-E End GutSis
III rlle .Abbott>

itegt Commander aud Mrs John
Isani;in spent last SATURDAY AMI san
eav iii .lNnapohs win conman'se'
ana AIfs Abbois Mrs Rankin sissef
anil brolhtr- fn.laN
During the Ahbotts las; sour U tuty
s. lie Academy Mrs. Rsnkin. then
N.ss Ruth Rhein Frequently Fisitea
e.n She is ali artist q no meah
ahfIiiv Il nyssessed 81 4 beautiful
cultivated voice. and in addltiei i eA-
tremefy good 70 look at Taking ~
tits into consideration. il l. no Won
der tnas The Abbetts numerous
friends locked forward with eMeu-
siasm III The prospect OF . visit irons
tie charming Mrs Rankin
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20
Vi. b. Church Sunday
ScI,oNE Convention

The Anne Arundel County SUNDAY
School convention VIII be held II
Maryland Avenue Methodist Episeepal
church tomorrow There Will DC
three sessions 10 q M. p m. ana
j, IL
yery strong program has been
prepared. The y. M service VIII he
an aiai, rally Doctor Edward 4.
Stane. OF Baltimore the teacher o.
the largest Mems Bible Class IN Mary
land. Will be the speaker l'r Stones
class numbers more than twelve nun
ored a,ea. He has also a ladies class
ii his church numbering about SIX
hundred. He is q strong aud forcihie
speaker. The public is cordially in
vited 10 the sessions Of the eonven-
fien
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20
]! h'leW1!IrI'l|,
Iettiiet.
BIZ Lslcyslaaai,,e Price

NEW YORK. Jan H. This girl
tried the saIesman's plan OF talk
fast and got away with 1t. only. she
pu; the burden on her companion.
The two attractive girls were sitting
in the hotel lounge. Now when
father comes. said the nervous one.
"you talk 10 him hard Maybe then
he Won't notice how short my dress
Is or that ] haven't spats on Her
friend agreed But WHY do you
wear lace stockings when yoa have
4 cold already y she querled Only d
sllrng answered this The father ar
rived. The loyal friend talked as vol
ubiy as possible and IS interestingly.
Father listened politely But as they
started toward the dining room he
said 10 his daughter Well. / see you
are wearing the summer screens
artists are not necessarily SO acs-
thetic that they lack brown Que OF
tile best known painters or pictures
IN New York MAS moving into a ncw
hone in the suburbs the other day
Two piano movers we're irving 10 get
his grand piano into place Blt il
MAS 100 much They told him they
would have 10 go after another man
70 help them When they returned
the artist Was jasi easing the piano
down from or his back onto The spot
where il belonged Then he tired
them and tlles put up no argument
at I'll
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20
Sell Defense
For Women

The women OF annapolis are cor
daily Invited by the Red Cross So
eieiy TO attend the class IN personal
preparedness 10 be given in the old
Senate Chamber By Field Agent W f.
LonsfeIlow, National Red Cross, on
Friday evening. January =. a. 5 ?, m
Mrs. John f. Craven is chairman Of
this class. which is entirely free and
is formed with view 70 teaching
Women how 10 defend themselves.
when attacked. Il is TO be hoped
that the women Of the community viii
avail themselves Of this opportunity
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20
BIC EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Salts at first sign Of Biad-
der irritation or Back
ache

't4.,. American men ana Women
mus sls.sd constantly agalns Kid
uey lioable because We eat too much
..nd al our TODD is rich Our blood
n flied with uric acid which the
kl8e.s strive Is alter out, they
weaten from oNernork. become slug
g.sn. the elliainative ttssnes elsg and
the result Il kidney trouble bladder
weakness and general decline In
health
When yonf Kidneys feel like Jumps
Of lead. YOUR back hurts or heTTiae
is cloudy. fuil Of sediment or YOU are
obliged TO sock relief two or thr0a
times durinS the night II you faffrr
vita sick hcadachc or diEsy ns3vous
spells. acid stomach, or you hasS
rheumatiam when the weather h hzd.
~. from your phafr,ac.ys aooltt foUr
ounces Of lad saiis take tsi'la-
spoonful - i elaes e wnfcY peAofo
lreaAiasi Far tcN. da..-s md TOUR
kiareya Nil then &C: fms rats o.
nuu! sails Il MATS from iA aum
ot grapes and lemon juice. cossbiaeAi
With llshis. and hss tecn i,sxa M
generations to Ash and stiNsulsse
elngsc6 kiJneys, TO nc9trsisSe 'ba
ds il the nriae 50 j 10 longer ig
!. Erce irritation thls evdiaE
t,'affltf fisardrrs
ri salt If inexpeu siyc: cxAsspt IA.
fire rake ;clightfaIi cSfcryfscsiE
ltAiawate1 Leverage. and belongs ~
eyerl home because nobody Gao faaEs
a mistake BY having good sldnss
flushing ans time.
Paris uses velvet profusely
Imported fabrics are in bold'aDd se-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20
lew hair
for Y0u2

Hairhas nccss gTSswn gain, sfker bald
ness. III. many cases. THIS il now scten-
tilicafly proved. Yoars may be an amen
alsiscase hut yon l,ascnut ks=.l isinytlae
proper relief. Sosio mot ID lay in asltllsr-
ing kotalkr. The producers are so coa-
fideat they otfer yet satisfactory haiy
growth or yaur sns1es b:scs. Get
SNAIL box Of koTALRo it any active
drug store. Afy;siY NUSaliss, ezcls aag
NASH yoar nsaSnJri Ia 5 Kindly sci.
ssa.s, t,4ad .rseagis this .afssasss s sssv5ls.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20
Ravased Town Rehuiis

VENICE The work Of rebuilding
the toWR OF San Doaa With the large
appropriation given by the Italian
government Ia progressing ramaly.
aud today the new orphaaaEc uGords
large comfortable dorEnitorieA and
bright. aii-y sclaol rooms for 80 shll
dren American children are Inter-
ested ia this ogpsionago and lliyoaah
the Junior Red Cross are naintasain&
lio OF the children here
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20

tain portion 81 his earnings in his
merchants Of the town TO oct rs his
banker, aud would give him lie rest
with strict iniunetioas never % LET
him have any more. 40 n.,:tar naN he
aisht plead aad would 20 of on q
graad drunk Tor one or two weeks, az
c9rding 10 sow lous the money he had
with him lassed
Pat was willy enough when sober.
hat during slae first Stages Of his
drunk. before the liacor made him
maudlia. his MA became brighter and
quicker and gradually ,eesk y. 4
sharper edSe tha, would III ike
knife During tie Years that ! k.lev
him. iae ehief targets for his shafts
at such times were Mr. Sai;hers and
his fellow ensret. baggers and colored
coadjutors. Therefore when Pit
sssrted on one a. rs sprees. and untll
ne reached ar sage when u Aad so
be carried nosne and sober up MI
Smishors and his friends most dili-
gently avoided the group hose loud
AK - 4is A~kt}At t4tAA1stAttst- ftAtsN5
eace severa Knocks say
One evening iii ser emher 1862.
lfad aeeii os.lted hs suiae errd.}d Tor
utg sisters. ..ai VS. hurry y VI tie
sti-ee; e sci IS poaN IN qslieN ~.
lop hoale villa heard from agaaad
tie cor. n 4 block shead q ne one Of
the shouts lar .slwsN uetakaael
Pats pgeserse on one Of his sLtees
Nhea ! rea, hci the cofneF, scope !
Il, lie lis3tH
IA. one q Tie most moi u mel
ulteu sebsr mns bo.stins lotltly es
the enormous nuaibsr 81 Yankees ke
Nd lis3 ddiins &c Wat aHd ~
.aSrig.9 dc rbina u glVWlAs
language 81 Il. grsat hattlS Mh e Ae
had lain hundreds NOON hupdfcds
uAt.l IFS anlauAition gave ont al.tS
he hin s,.!t nslt aloile sarg1 andei BIZ
thons pas u gilng Yankee de'..s's
and bow a had then ltthbeQ Ala
.nuskci an1 confirmed lie $ Hsatsr
With that Hn.Ii the stoek bro6e and
the barrel MI wrenched from his
hands by osersomeras .ssali,eis and
how lie hal seized tne ralnroa .lc
barrel was alia,ehed asa .eii con
;inued 70 slay with tha Suppose
that he void !laye gone en- With his
cory tale lsilul the Wllo!e Giun ARR
had been anninil.ste1 bs nm s.ngic
handed If ae hid lot htea snsesrupt
cd; bnt here ont Of his auditors broke
in with.
4 say Fit how many Yankees did
Won kill. am ~ p
Faith! ! kit as minv i thin as
they lid Of me- PAT flashed back
with laugh, and in the roar that
followed this. ais great imaginary
holocaust ended.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20
til. q. {. T'oWnshend
;uc>i If Luncheon

Captain and Mrs Arthur okeefe, of
ST. Johns College. entertained As
lM.lc aeon Yesterday Liept.-Golonel 6.
q. romasnenl. RECENTLY appointed
commandment ot Cadets al s. joilii :
College in The place Of Lieut. -Coloaei
$. G l.easure, who has been oruefed
Is dGty III Honolulu.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20
Social and Personal
Navy Relief Isanee
GreaE 9ners.as

= large crowd enjoyed lasl night
dance in the Naval Academy Audi
toFium, for the benent ii the Navy
Relief Society. These dances are
steadily increasing ID popularity as
the season advances excellent mussc
is furnished BY Mr.. Toroyskys small
orchestra, the dancing foor is good
aud the parties in general are char
acterized hg that elusive quality
known as pep The principal fea-
ture last night was Tie competition
dancing the judges of which were
Mrs John Strong Abbott, Commander
Abram Claude. and Lieutenant Conn
mander Meclewskie The prizes were
awarded 10 Lieutenant Commander
Hamilton lLarioWe and Mrs Dolly
Hunter the audience loudly applaud
ing this decision Miss Adele Muuroe.
dancing with Doctor Shields aud Miss
Polly Morton. with Lieutenant Com
mander McNair were close seconds
Amongst the numerous supper parties
aud dinners given before The dance
aere those OF Mrs John Henry New
ION. Mrs. +. NJ Robinson. Mrs. Van
Auken, Mrs Hilary Williams and Mrs
r Holiday
Mrs. III ID Breretou Ir.. lunched
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20
Like TaRIng Candy From llslsy

The real cause for wonder II this
connection is that more people dca'i
cheat the Government than do eveu.
it's so easy F'ron the OHIO STATE
Journal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20
tG'ontinpotl Satusdl.

Egrrv tire VI think as tho sugar
nc bo,gat y 30 cents the pound We
weep aIie III. thoss unfortunate
Cuban ruSa 'eers CHICAGO Trihanc
al1oo. there, says Governor Miller
To liz lob t.pd ire lohiW winks THE
other eye Rochester Herald
f.ivihg II getting cheaper SO is
life NDrfaIl. Nirginian-Ti!o
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20
Too At?

a satlsfyinp weight rscac'Ien1 sl,sihoos
hoaI,h s6d .lapp.n.ss. Get . 1G4N bog o.
kosesn (ptonoupeed sosssit} 81 ne GfuGgtsts'
Follow directions. You are allowed 70 aal
aRsasa, ere. no starYa:ion or Stferuans "a eI-
cistagt y our life becomes wars h ttyyrf, win
tle 4.a.r mind, improved figure, iuo.sns ttoF.
thsarfaiaeGa. Lo0k ARD feel scungcg. nd
years IL your lid. AskIar AG ssEFa rAGDkES.
Get ssslF. ard se7y SO. liroesns eT5aiied Tree.
Kosoia Co.. ME- 8, s5tl;.en - iseN Tcrk
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Mr.. I'awresel
To Give Tea

Mrs. Tawrcscy. IS Prince George
street. is giving q small tea on Satur-
6ay. the 22nd. in honor of her sister.
Mss Virginia Carvei Hail.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20
Navy Relief Dance
On Nardi Gras

The next Navy Relief dance will be
held in the Auditorium Of the Naval
Academy on Shrove TUESDAY. Feoru-
ars The eighth
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20

Mrs w d Breretou Ir lunehed
siih frlends III Washington today
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20

BEADING. BKlAEnfS6
SHOCKING AND ALL kAS{s& DE-.
SEEMING NEATLY DONE.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20

Paris uses velvet profusely
Imported fabrics are in bold'aDd se-
centric design.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20

Nvs Edward u johnson Was AT
hv,ne this afternoon from 10 =
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-20

Airs Thomas Wade, who has been
visiting Mrs. Henry Williams il Bal
tia.ar>. ils}s returned. and i row witt.
.l.r s5st.r. Mrs a 4 Fairneld. Al Nc.
8 sY,Sscf Row. Naval Academy