davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1921-05-07
has Nighamares

The foilototpg letters, dated juno
II, 1920, uNd Jv o IS, 1920, were en-
closed in ar tR3tlope reading: Mrs.
Kathithio, hirds'ss Mrs. Potter"
This in tom tus enclosed in an
enuelope std'apey postmdrked and
addressed as foll0Tcs;
Postmarkea--Ns,V York, N, Y,
The Washington times., 1921-05-07

Negotiations for the settlement Of
the marine strike are suspended to-
day, with Secretary Of Labor Davis in
Pittsburgh.
The crisis in the controversy will be
reached at 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing, when the representatives of the
marine worwkers will give Secretary
Davis q final answer as to whether
they will! accept the 10 per cent wage
reduction insisted upon by Admiral
Benson.
Representatives OF the marine en-
gineers are in New York. today con-
ferrinig with the men prior to draft
ing their reply.
The situation is somewhat compli-
Gated by the receipt of a telegram
from II. II. Raymond, president Of the
Steamship Owners Association Of
New York, rejecting a compromise
proposal. Raymond, in his telegram.
refuses to sign an agreement for a
year with the men and also refuses
to accept a wage guarantee based on
an S-hour day, plus one hour daily
overtime.
Representatives of the marine
workers stated today that there WAS
hope of a settlement with the Ship
Ping. Board, but that there appeared
to be little prospect for an agreement
with the private ship owners.
The representatives OF the workers
stated that they believe that Admiral
Benson will agree to put into effect
the Is per cent reduction on basic
wages only. and will agree that this
reduction shall not affect overtime
nay or subsistence. The workers also
expect that the Shipping Board will
accept the principle of the eight-hour
day, agreeing for one hour overtime
each day.
The Washington times., 1921-05-07
IS ARRESTED
IN SHIP ROWS
Men Taken in Baltimore for In
reference With vesseIs-Men
To Give Answer Monday.

LONDON, May, 7.D'rhe Fedora
tfoa ~ Transport Workers today
orderea the nenherw 10 refuse 10
handle American shipping Secause
Of the American marine strike.
The Washington times., 1921-05-07
FRED BEAUVAIS (at top.
FRANCOIS LAJOIE.

Lajoie is a Canadian lawyer, who
served as interpreter in the taking
of testimony.
The Washington times., 1921-05-07
She Is His Soul

Dated "Grand Anse, p. o., Nouep,-
Der 8, 49," is the following letter,
made Exhibit F.:
The Washington times., 1921-05-07

Of the American marine strsKe.
BALTIMORE, May While both
sides continued to make efforts to
strengthen their position, eighteen
strikers were under arrest here to-
day following An attempt to inter-
fere with the sailings of the steam
ships Western King and Des Moines
Bridge.
RUN STRIKE BLOCKADE.
Both vessels succeeded in running
the strike blockade. making a total
Of four ships getting away from this
port since the marine strike began
early last Sunday morning. Recruit
ing Of strikebreakers continued.
An injunction has been issued
against strike leaders. with the ex-
ception of those representing the
marine engineers, against whom an
injunction will be sought today. One
police boat. one fireboat and State
oyster police boat have been added
to the police forces patrolling the
harbor.
Mistaking passengers occupying
two taxicabs bound for the revenue
cutter station in South Baltimore,
for strikebreakers, alleged strikers
early today overturned the vehicles.
but made no effort to mo1est the oc"
cupants.
WORST TROUBLE IN BALTIMORE.
Admiral w. s. Benson, chairman of
the United States Shipping Board,
who was a guest at the Baltimore
Country Club in this city last night.
Is quoted in an interview shortly be-
fore he returned to Washington as
saying:
I'VE are having the worst trouble
here in Baltimore; IT Is due largely
to improper protection. / think some
thing should be done at once. If not
] shall feel compelled to take steps
myself This l would do with great
regret.
ASKED if the Shipping Board had
any new plans for bringing the
strike to an end, Admiral Benson is
reported to have said:
I'VE are fully confident that we
will be able to end the strike by. en-
ploying on the new rates schedule
all the men needed to operate our
ships" Admiral Benson declared
Baltimore and Charleston, s. c.. are
the only ports where the board Is
having any real trouble.
N. ~.A. A.rN aN.N. fx. l
The Washington times., 1921-05-07

GUY STILLMAN lat top).
FRED ADAM.
Son Of George Adam, who cor
roborated fathers story that Mrs.
Stillman and Beauvais were to-
gether in hotel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-14
SPORTS

The Alexandria Torpedo Station
base ball team will practice on North
alfred street diamond today and Fri
Jay afternoon.
The Alexandria Torpedo Station
lase ball team will play the Ma
r;nes FROM the Washington Navy
Yard Saturday afternoon at 2 p.
m, on north Alfred street diamond.
Mvery baseball fan OF this city is in
vitcd out to see this game, as it is
tie first game of the season for the
Torpedo Station boys. Come out
and show us that you arc q real
baseball fan.
The RoseEuds and the Triangle
Sport Clu,, will play a game. Of bose
bail at 8 D. m, Sunday on Bag
gett's. fed. The Triangle line up
will be as follows: j.. Davis, first
base; K. Smith, second base; y. Ed Ed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-14
Wheeler Urges Stop
Of Beer as Medicine

Washington, April 14.-Prohibit!cn
Of beer as a med .ine and steps to re-
G1ce the Na5lon's srpplP Of spurious
LIQUORS to "25O,000 salons or some
reasonable amount" were urged by
Wayne B. Wheeler, legislative supe"-
in.endens of the Ant;-Saloon League
: today in outlining the leagues pro-
eramme to legislative conference CT
representative of score Of national
temperance organizations. The beer
prohibition was necessary, he SAID,
because Of Mr.. Pairler's beer opin-
icn"
To reduce the supply of liquor, NJ.
Wheeler proposed f've-year embargo
on Importation or manufacture. tie
also urged authority to concentrate
the existing stock in fewer warehous-
es and indorsed alcohol as a base for
making medicinal preparations, the
statement saying "this would cut out
wine and whisky, which increases the
potab!li;y of medicines Alcohol to
be used in medicines, however, 1t adj
ded, should be made unfit, for bever-
age use when it left the factory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-14
NOTHING
WRONG EXCEPT
run DOWN.
Heart III Right-Lungs All RICH
But Blood Weak
NO ENERGY OR ENTHUSIASM
That's When You Need Pepto- Mangan
The Red Blood Builder

When YOU feel weak and almost sick
see doctor and find out what is
wrong.
|. may be erious illness. Blu: in
many cases the doctor finds nothing
really wrong except general run
down condition due to the need of
stronger, richer blood.
For ever thirty years physic ans
have recommended GUIDES Pepto-Man
gan to restore weakened blood to its
norma! healthy state.
Pepto- Mangan imparts to the blood
the elements it needs to build up Wig
orous men and women Children whose
blood is impoverished became Ls:l"ss
and pale and fail to romp. Pep!o-
Mangan creates supply of nourish-
ing red blood@that, makes the checks
glow, the eyes sparkle and brings
back the energy for play or studies.
Pqpto-Mangan. is obtainab!e in l:q
lid or tablet form, which ever proves
NEST convenient. Both forms possess
Identical medicinal qualities.
There lis <butzone genuine. Pep:o-
Mania t::ssaaa thar is "Gade's'. Ask
yc i, ,:d.aggs3;s4 4Tqr ",-1;;lde's" and look
faS, :tte::saare essi Cubes" on the pack
age: If 81 as ,te ttsle,S i is nat Pep:o-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-14
CRABS ARE PLENTIFUL.
Open Winter Results in Big: Increas e
InsJersey Greeks,

Maurice RiveH 81 April Ia
OH captains and fishermen say that
sfter mild winter theye Sideways an
increase Of GRASS, and this .pred:c>
.ion seems to. be holding good, as
crabs are coming to- the: shores by
the millions, not only ha&e, but at
Fortescue and: cshsE big :fislarg
centres. ;&s, 5 u ;,:E:s@ssy
Hundreds aa.net 57Ahfat; game
down .h:sWs sssp2.t ani hay 5.
been g s.4;}s:i sg {
$3.50 persazs tE|eg. wanted 4 thai /.
kind Ct & !. : 5 Say 's II !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-14

freight cars that are now :dle and
viii increase freight tonnage to the
extent of 1Oo,oeo,OOo. tons, and yiels
Tie railroads revenue in, excess OF
s1O0,000,OO0 on road materill alone.
Resolutions adopted by the conven.:
ton urged that highway construction
and management be divorced from poi
tues; that all materials and methods
entering into road building be place
IN open competition and thai every
proposed highway be required to show
traffic justification for en- approp:!a
ton to construct it in order. TO guard
against ovcr-build:ng and vase.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-14
SPECIALS :.

Price On Sugar For One Week Only
10 pounds 83c, or 100 pounds for S8.23
This is to give everyone chance to
buy before the tariff goes on, making
it much higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-14

wards, third base; R. Schrivener,
short stop: c. Leef, center field; ".
l + i Hef4in, left
s ll5s; II lssfflnfzpeber;;sand n. Lay
der, eatef:ef: 4.
Well; bssebail will be in its Up
most strife. Sunday when the Dread
raughts battle with the Peerless A..
c., Sunday at 3.p. NJ, en- Baggetts
field.
Dceman shows at third with orr
old friendPurdy in short, Looms will
receive from either Alexander,
Driver or Sullivan, and Dcvers, Drei
fus, Frazier, Ludlow, Giles, Dawson,
Hodge, and others might perform
in other positions.
The final line up cannot be defi-
ritely decided on until Sunday. but
the fans have in store FOR them a
whoopine good time because we are
surc 10 win. After the defeat Sun
day, the managers of thu team got
busy and secured the services Of the
lest players ohtainable 20 strength
en- the locals line up, and all mnst
agree the team is composed of the
highest type Of players.
If It is winning bal. team the
fans want the Dreadrgrghts will
l:ave it fer you if you Support their
team. All we want IS the expense
incident 10 maintaining a good team
IS our service is for your amuse-
rlcnt and,> we cheeru!ly give that
It is not prediction, but a fact, that
we will win Sunday, so il YOU want
to be with the crowd and enjoy your
self, come see the Dreadnau-hts play
the Peerless Sunday on Bagge:ts
field.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-14
NEW YORK TO PERPETUATE
POLICE SERGEANTS VALOR

New York, April 14.-Police Lieut.
Lloyd Horton, who Killed an auto
bandit several months ago and took
down the number Of the car as ne
lay in a gutter, MORALLY wounded,
has been caronized as one Of the
great heroes Of the New York police
department in posthumous recoeni-
ton OF. conduct.
Horizons name led the years list
Of heYoe:. It is to be placed IN Do
lice Headquarters, reserved for men
Filled in the line Of dut:-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-14
Canada Again Boosts Phone Rate

Ottawa, April 14.-The Bell Tele-
phone Company, which last week
was granted 10 per cent rate in
crease in Canada, yesterday was au-
thorizeG to raise its charges on ad-
diticnal ? per cent. This permission
was given in supplementary jFls-
ment issued by the railway commits
sion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-14
Work For 100000 Men
In Rln1Hsg Higk&ays

New York, April; Il gSeYen bua3
bred thousand mcnsasa s i # p +:
can be used this yesf in haaHns4o,-
900 miles of new aigAwaGs y 3 4
in the Nations "billion-dol!ars read
building programme" J. R. Draney,
president of the Asphalt Association,
declared here. today in an address af
the orgs sAsf zsaidn's annual lmsgting.
He. added thai: TIC road building pro
gran,meSs if#Hot !eurtaA SaIsas wis
place in. syMce5 marry Thousand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-14
Cardinal Doughert,
Home; Welcomed in Il.

New York. April IA -serenades y
the municipal bands and the screec h
oe hundreds of steamship whistles,
Cardinal penis J. nongherW, of
Philadelphia. returning from Roma,
where he recently received the rad
hat from Fore Benedict, stepped
ashore in New York Yesterday to h
greeted by crowd of 5000 civilian
laymen, officials and distinguished
clergy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-14
GUESTS ESCAPE SANTA
BARBARA HOTEL FIRE

Santa Barbara, CAL, April a
The Ambassador Hotel, one Of the
largest lIostelries in the West. was
threatened with destruction BY fire
late yesterday.
A high wind famed the flames.
No casualties were reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-14
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS

Dc IETLSL Ut" hIH5
Olive Tablets
To have 2 clear. pink skin, bright
ewes. no pimpfes. . feeling Of buoyancy
IKE childkood days. you must keep
youI BODY free irorr poisonous wastes.
Dr.. EdTa1ds Olive Tablets e yegs.
table compound mixed Eith olE7ee o.,
act on the live- and bowels ike calone'
vet have no dangerous afteT effect.
Take enc nightly ard note rssnlts.
They s.a.t the biz and overcome.
constipation. That's why millions Ct
bees ar sold annually, i5c and 31c
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-07
Young I1,omen,s
Christian Associaiicn
II ana come that they might have
life aud that they might have
Ii inore ahanlagsls.v
friday. January Se,enth
If We build anew
And huiid 10 stay
We mus: find Cod again
And 60 His way
JOHN 0xENIIAM
Ilr. &. 4. smiths aih.e | OILS

One of the inosi popular courses CT
fered b. the Educational Committee
III The Il. W. 81 II HI Dr smith \
course cn Tie study Of the Bible by
Books. Tbis vii comprise four
weekly lectures, beginning Friday
January 21st
Zach book studied Will be viewed as
q unit in Itself, but as contributing to
the larger unity Of The Bible as Il
whole. TWO hooks viii be selected
from the Old Testament and iwo
from the New. The books from the
Old Testament viii be Genesis and
Judges. Those from the New Tesla
nent will be Matthew and Acts.
The individual books Of the Bible
are less known as wholes than any
other masterpieces of literature This
is due in part 20 tho fact that we
study the Bible by skip-and
jump method In the present course
those who attend are asked to read
each book, If possible at 4 sitting No
commentaries will he USED Bring
only the Bible and lead pencil
There will be no fee charged for this
course. bat members are asked 10 reg
lster as soon rs possible with the gems
eral secretary
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-07
PUT CREAM I'M NOSE
AND STOP cATARRh
Tells How To Open ClOgged Nos-
! triIs and End Head Colds.

You feel fine in few moments.
yaur cold III head o. cataFrh will be
gone Your oiogged nostrils will open
The air passages Of Your head will
clear and you can breathe freely. No
more dullEess. headache no hawking,
snaiilins. mucous discharges or dry
ness no struggling Ter breath al
night
Tell your druggist you want small
bottle OF Elys Cream Balm. Apply
little of this fragrant. antiseptie
cream iii yonr nnsirils. let il pene-
trate through every air passage OF the
head; soothe and heal the swollen.
inflamed mucous membrane. and re-
lief comes instantly.
1t is just what every cold and ca
tarrh sufferer needs Don't stay
stuffed mp and miserable Adv.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-07
tinltlmore's social
Register Ont

Annapolis has no Social Register. "
She doesn', need one. buf Baltimore
her sister city, has. aud this year Bal
lmore's Social Register is out on time
Fle custom Of afEixing a star OPP
aositc those WHO have been honorably
discharged from service iii the de-
tense Of Their country in the late war
has beeil continued, and, OF course
here are more stars than ever owing
To the uncertainty last year as to
nose who had been released from the
service During the year I36 persons
awe married in Baltimore who are
listed IN the Social Register, as com
pared with l21 persons last year. and
here are noted the deaths OF 40 wo-
men and 2S men, as compared with IS
women and 81 men last year; an in
crease il the marriages and decrease
N the mortality. The Social Register
records the full names and addresses
Of members of prominent families
grouped together with prominent
climbs and societies TO which they bo-
long. and indicates the names OF the
children in order of their age, and
qualities the younger children misses
from l4-lI. and messrs from 17-20 as
JUNIORS Where il Is desired to seek
ne name Of married woman who
nay be remembered only by her
maiden name. The column OF Married
Aaldens, IN the back Of the Social
Register. reveals the present married
name Where brides have married
residents OF other cities he city Of
sheir present. residence II indicated
4nd their names mas be raced
trough tie locator which alphabet
zes IA ihe one alphabetical order the
laaies u all the Social Registers is
sued By The association, indicating
What city they nay be found in. aud
he he4d Of The family under which
hey are grouped
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-07
~ Med lin Jnsie
Af Ss. Mars Church

Had anyone told me six months
40 thai the pondence between
rs woula have terminated In napiial
engagement. ] would have regarded II
~ the most Ia bnlous thing ever heard
81 said Miss Iva Dorsey arr
daughter u Judge anu Mrs Maynard
Carr. OF Anne Arundel county nhose
engagement % Francis 6 GasReTieh.
South Dakota ranehman has JUS
been announced
Mr Cd perieh came East during the
Yuletide holidays ana has been slsit-
Ing he home 81 Judge and Mrs Carr.
The Hermitage near Annapolis
The meeting between him arsd his
tianree FOR neither had eyer seen ile
other was i signal FOR an oaibGrs; d.
the doepesf devotion.
The wedding will take plaee iii 81
MaIy's Roman Catholic Church An
naroIis early in June probably The
first Thursday. according to Mise
Carr and there will be nualber Of
attendants Both Mr. Gasperieh and
Miss Carr are of the cainolie faith
and it was through reading some Of
Miss Cars writings ii Catholic pub
locations. the Westerner was moved
through spark Of love. 10 open COR
responGence with her That was IN
May Of last year. They have ex-
cnagged letters regularly ever since
Miss Carr. who is !; years old, has
1ol- only written a great deal. but IS a
dramatic reader and an aesthetic and
fancy dancer
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-07
d. 4. II. To
Give lard I,arty

at il meeting of the Ma1s and
Means Committee OF lhe Peggy stew
arr Tea Party Chapter. Daughters of
the American Revolution. Mrs, owen
Chahoon. chairman held yesterday
AFTERNOON at the Ships Inn. il was
decided thai lie Chapter give a card
party on Tuesday, February 1 at Car
vel Hall The prices for individual
players was fixed at SO cents. or 81 OF
a table All members Of the Chapter
are urged to take d table There Will
be a sale or candy during the aft
ernool. Mrs r. e Heiner was app
pointed chairman Of tire card parry
and any one Wishing TO reserve i table
may notify her ii person Al her resi-
dence On Hanover street. or by tele-
phone Miss Catherine Walton AND
Mrs Gage We're appointed on the pub.
iicity committee, MRS " y. Berkeley
and Mrs james a. Billiard. in charge
81 tables. and Mrs L. Dorsey CASA
way and Airs Heiner IL charge OF
c.Jnd, There will be some sur
prises III the shape ~ mystery
boxes 10 he auteioned on after the
game The proceeds are for The work
sof the u. A. Il IN Annapolis. among
which Ii Tie placing o. tablei on
the State Treasurer's Building. nov
the County Board OF Education, on
State House Hill one of the most
historic buildings in annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-07
20 I llaRge
ilaec tpi Residence

F.rneS; CLAYTON clerk % the Regis
s.sr IF Wills. brother If the late AIRS
u ifIl.saa ii. CASA way. who has been
#iivms Ill 20 King George street, has
..l,oi. liSpasea Of his household eff
lysss ana viii yaeate his present home
Is axe Tip accommodation elsewhere
ln h city
Mr Cla51au has several places IN
view. hul has not yet decided upon his
.e,.ae future abode However. lle viii
proudly locate near the Court House
since il viii be more convenient for
liial is reach his office ii the Orphans,
t'0eli room.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-07
viii Celebrate
silver Wedding

On next Sunday sir. and Mrs
Joseph Lipman will celebrate The
twen,y-flth anniversary Of their mar
riage Is giving dinner al their resi-
aence. lis West street in the after
soan Tor relatives III the evening
Mr. ana Mrs. Lipman viii be al
nome Is All friends ana will hold ]
reception iii honor Of their Silver
Melling They will he assisted by
J!ie;r daughter. Miss Minnie l.ipman
4al their son. Leon i.ipman
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-07
TURKISH ORPHANtt.E MihKS
GIRLS SELE-SJ'pp0RTfNts
Vocational llaSse~ disc Eacla tbne
adequate framing.

AT the Girls 0rrhsnag. il Meso
van, TURKEY which il beng directed
al present ~ an American y " E A
secretary. classes are being started
tnis fall III all kinds q trades 50 that
each girl can become self-suppor
A regular vocational school is IN ses
sion With training III housework.
laundry weaving ewing and fasi-
ness course. rs veil as IN few cul-
tnral subjects Recreation and AM
ericsn sport sare 4 most popular part
Of the school program
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-07
Fakes Eight Hear-teld Girl
ErAnl isermanA 10 fsaise

Miss Rosa Deieksel years old,
from Berlin. Germany tfirst eahin
pass ngeE on Holland American liner.
S. S. Rvndan. chape roned by Dr Anna
Cox. Of San Francisco, Calf. arrived
here on Wednesday afternoon
Her uncle Carl Groesehel. VINO will
raise the child. Went 10 New York TO
meet her
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-07
I.raAer Err Ihe Il.lY

Almighty Father w be.aess Tbs.
for al shose Wlom iiou has etii,
into h station aud respaf a.iis
thai i iass pleasa 'Ihte u er,a III
them ise ssislein tina. eea.i fram
aDoxe. tiat ihes Themselves ftsils
humbl. servants Of Jesus ,'Afls OR
Lord rl. goS.ra ii lie splr4
flc, ata d eharity seslSihe l,at ih'slr
own L fry hu; ic glory q tfa" Mss
ter an tie good al al men ldlsa
Tie S,sv York poiiee lteaarft
has i Tie q more than 100000 finger
ilrififS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-07
l Notable Visitor
IL State Mouse

Miss Marion ] BetGheldor. secre-
flH Of The Maryland Public Library
anHnission State Normal school
Towsoll. Nd was here today on bust
lcss q The Municipal Building Miss
Bet lieldel is 4 nallyt OF Massaeha-
sets and az such was i ready and
ipprreiattye observer Of Iilu pleasant
,iars in Annapolis She particularly
ldnlires ilc Cos q Appeals Build
ing
Ladies Of 81 Martins Lutheran
ltpfch vii give d salad upper on
January - ami Will aserye one OF
heir famous eaicken salad menus
Mss Nxee f'elanever. daughter Of
lr and Mrs. George T Feldmeyer
Mo has been spending the holidays
Aith her parents At Southgate avenue
Murray ILL., has returned o resume
ler studies al Wilson College Cham
iersblrs Penn
Mss lvgia Sutherland, d student Of
ieueher College Baltimore daughter
Il AIRS Cameron Sutherland has re-
etnrned 70 college after the holidays.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-07
Ise Su.lare lusp

The lie square Clasb, Aeving found
Il necessary TO postpone CHRISTMAS
Festivities. Sill have their Christmas
party next Frilay eyeails in their
clab rooms I'D the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-07
ARE Y0I HEALTHYl
Answer To n..s viii Show

Are You his agreeable il the morn
ing when YOU first @akc Up as q any.
other time Of the day2 Have yoa 3
spring IN Your walk and sparkle III
your eye, DO yon look healthy u the
casual Observer Those are the oeles
tons q ask yoGrseH 70 prove whether
you are healthy Or net, according "a
Ilr. l2va Rake. one Iii tho physicians
OF The So al Education Department Of
the y W G. A.. Who IS conducting
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-07
s~astlka aluS

Cue at ihe neNes l0rAea c!0As.
the swas kas me: Yesterday after
noon a; ; O'Clock