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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

exhibition OF pictures OF the mission
stations on the foreign field.
Leroy ltichnrhson spent tn. Christ
mas holidays Win his parents, pr.
anu Mrs. Gcorg" w. Richardson. lie
V. =. l.
Mir. and Mrs. Percy Prince and
famiIy have returned from n. pleasant
nisit 10 th.r parental homes near
Mis-. W. IL. Bell entertained her
friends very charminGiy on the even
ing OF December 81.
Mrs. }. l.. Bland entertained Tn.
Social Club on Tuesday evening OF
tniS Week.
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NORWOOD
Especial to The Times Dispatch. !

tSpecia, To The rimcs- Dispatch
NORWOOD. VA. Jan. S-Mnny
socini affairs were given Cor the
younger set during tine holidays
Miss Liza Gray gave dnnrc n,
her home. ''F"!kHclFi Farm" Ia honor
Of her friend, Miss Mary Cab"ll. Of
Norfolk.
Miss Earle Heath. OF II. NJ l.. Dan
vile, anu Mr. Graham Heath. OF u;
NJ. a.. bedford. spent the holidays
with their parents here.
Mr.. Wheeler. ,pf charlottesville
was IN" guest OF Miss Earle Heath
last week.
Mr.. j. Il. Clay. or Elko. Va. was the
guest OF Miss korrnln" Fields sun
dar and Monday.
dance was given at the "IIali'
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PURCELLVILLE

,,Sp9eial 20 The. Times Dispatch
,,l.ss lsII asi; "a, Jam, s.
dr!a. h-n been.v visiting relatives her.
Air. and Mrs. Waiter J Harrison
nave returned 10 Washington. after.
inci's mother
sir nnd Mrs. Charles Mccall. and
Nv" small SONG. 81 Entler. Pa havr
"'J In,n ,ne fnH"ts of SlrF Fila McGahe.
kalcirh, y. g. after Z visit, OF several
aaNNi With WI, III mother hery
haught-r OF liarrironburg. are visit-
i"E 'nn Iotiar's naren;s. MIR. and Mrs.
j. Rhodes.
Bow. 81 Washington, have been the
gp.hts u friends here
Mss Grace v. Smith. Of phlladoi.
s KIM" hnS been The, re@.n, guest OF
slr, ana Mrs Charles i. Smith
Robert BeuehIcr and two sons Of
M;tshihEton. are Visiting MIR and
AIRS ! y. Beuchl.r.
Wsl'lam badc iicmpst6ne. 81 wor-
crster. Mass. Is visiting at the home
OF Hlr and Mrs " ID. iiGmpsionc.
nchrS i:iIsmor". OF Sew YORK. CITY.
. mi p.en me guest Of mis- mother and
Miss ELLA iioupt. OF Washington.
~ "" guest OF, her paronts.
Miss Anna Peasants. rt Wn!lnm
ara Mary College. has been tho guest
OF her parcnts.
bensiey iieeber. OF Sew York. was
Mrs. Harry y. Gibson cntert lined
At t.;, "Wednesday afternoon Ia. honor
, 81 Miss Lee Edwards. wiiog.t We'd.
ling 10 William Cox. of if;nti,uorr
w take p!acc in, Jaiiu:tTy
Mrs. Car! Harvr!I or Wnsiiircton,
rs now the guest OF her mother Mrs.
&. 4. Gilmore.
Air. aud Mrs. Edwin Popkims hive
rcturned 10 Washington. Iii"r yisIt.
tnr the latter's parents. SIR. and AIRS.
Mrs. Dalton Dillon Is visiting re!a
tiycs in Falls Church.
: Carroll Brooks. who hns been
manager az the Homestead I.nar-
inacE, Hot SPRINGS. Va. has gone 10
baltimore 10 take charge OF dru.;
store in that city.
Miss Stella Thompson has returned
from 4 visit 10 Washington
Information has been received ncr,.
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HEATHSvILl.E

Especial 10 The Timrs-D Dispatch
iEATHSEiLEE. VA. Jan -
Misses Nancy and Evelyn Loo of
Wheat Lands" and Scltinc Rice. ~
lieathsvilie. left Tuesday. the two
former for their school near Char
lcttcsviilc. the latter Jo- Raleigh. y.
g.. where she Is teaching
l.. l. Wright, or TappahannncH
"ho is teaching in Georgia .hiz seq
sion. was in Hcathsvilie FOR a shor,
visit during he holidays
Richard Parker. also Of Essex vas
IN Hcathsvillc visiting g number ~
'imcs during the holidays
H. mason Brent. VIII" and chiidrrn
who spent the holidays with his
father. Randolph u. Brent. LIFT Tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

ut the home OF Rev.HFrank Messiek.
Arrinrton. Va.
Mrs Obey Johnson returned to
Richrnand. sunday T:er spending sew
cral days With her sister Mrs -, T..
Nelson.
Mr.. Lewis Holland mndc short
visit TO Miss Louaine Fields during
last Mock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

on Monday nigh,, the o7th. also one
on the following Friday night. the
3ist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett liamcrsly
ana children are visiting Mrs. y. r.
iiaiuerSly.
Mics Annie Mccraw and MI Onci
Wright Miss Mamie McCraw aud Mr..
John MOSS were married Thursday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

Here's my guarantee. ASK your
drugsis; FOR bottle q: Dodson's
Liver Tone and take L spoonful to-
night II IL doesn't start your liver
and straighten you right up better
Than calomcl and without gripping or
making you sick. | Want YOU to 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

C.overdaic communities and the
Dlnr!lle and lloilina College.
Walter V, Patterson and Miss
Grace SncdeEar. who were married
Wednesday morning. after returning
from Washington, where they went
FOR theF bridal trip are to live IN
this community.
BIB. Fout OF Frederick. Md. has
been IN the neighbo:hood during the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

OK to the store ana get your money
Take spoonful! of harmless. veg.-
table lpodson's Liver Tone tonight and
wake UP feeling great. It's perfectly
harmless. SO civ. 1t 10 your children
any time. II can't salivatc. so lie,
Them eat anything afirrwa rds.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

VISITING Mt the home OF Mrs. ". y.
Wright.
Miss Bertha TAYLOR has returned
iEnm II short stay in Richmond
M'.s Clara Taylor IL the cues, %;
friends In clifton Forge
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
HARDING: IN EASEMENT
FROM CARES OF OFFICE
oRx The AssocIated Press0

LANCASTER. n. H., Aug. 3.-Presi-
dent Harding found today the seclus-
ion and easement from cares of office
for which he has expressed a desire
so often since he became chief execu-
tive. As a guest of Secretary Weeks
at his country home on the summit
of Mount Prospect the President and
Mrs Harding with party of friends
began with a day of rest a vacation
which is to last until the end of the
week at least 1t is expected that their
only trip outside the Weeks estate
during their stay here will be TO near
by golf courses and for short motor
rides in the White Mountains.
During his stay here President
Harding will attend TO no official busi-
ness save matters of state too import
ant to wait
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
SMALL BOY MAKES
ONLY CATCH OF TRIP

If early indications count for any
thing. Ridgely p Melvin. Jr., the
three and a half year old son Of
Ridgely p. Melvin. of Aberdeen. South
River, will be a sportsman of note.
Recently the lad was permitted to
accompany his father and some
friends on a fishing trip, and was
given a hook and line with which TO
amuse himself The older members
of the party, preoccupied with their
fishing paid no attention 10 the small
boy, until be tuggod at his fathers
coat, announcing that he had fish.
Still thinking that the boy was play
ing. they did not offer to help him
Not in the least daulted, tne lit'le
man" continued to pull upon his line
unaided and finally succeeded in haul
ing in a fish of respectable size
The small boy was not compelled to
share his laurels as fGherman with
any member Of the part. as none OF
the others made catch OF any kind.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
MISS LILLIAN DAVIS
LAID TO LAST REST

Attended by large number OF
friends. the funeral OF Miss Lillian c
Davis, who died at her residence. cor
ner of Main and Conduit streets early
Sunday morning. TOOK place from the
residence d; O'Clock Yesterday after
noon. Services were conducted by
Rev. II. w. BUrgan. pastor of Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Church and inter
ment was made in st Annes Gene
terry. Miss Davis was for many years
an active member OF the congrega-
tion of the former First Methodist
Episcopal Church.
The pallbearers were: DIR. W. C
Claude. William y. French, Carroll
Brice, j. Clifton Bosley, William F
Childs and Grafton Rdout| Funeral
directors James S. Taylor q Sons had
charge OF arrangements. eai- I
a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
.SHR|LL BLASTS FROM Z
NAVAL SIREN PROVED
FALSE ALARM OF FIRE

Shrill blasts OF the siren whistle at
the Naval Academy rang out over the
air between 6:45 and o'clock yes
terday afternoon and caused no little
excitement in the city, and on the
government reservation. Folks began
TO run heller skelter. Not only
did the alarm turn out all midshipmen
OF the new fourth class. but officers
and their families. and civilian en-
ployes living i'm the city. for. accord
ing TO regulations. all government men
are expected TO respond to fire
alarm.
The fact that the alarm was sounded
just about the time the "Plebes" were
eating supper. many persons inclined
TO the belief that the blasts of the
siren were designed To catch them un-
awares, just TO determine how prompt
ly they could respond at other than
regular drill. Ii developed. however
that the alarm was false Ii was turn
ed in through central" by phone. for
blaze supposedly in one OF the bung-
allows on Phythian Road, across tn,
creek, but no semblance OF a fire could
be found
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
RED CROSS DENIES
. SEN. FRANCES CHARGES
By The Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. D. C., Aug. 3-Of-
fcials at American Red Cross Head
quarters asserted today that charges
made by Senator Joseph /. France at
Riga. that Doctor Edward W. Ryan,
American Red Cross Commissioner OF
the Balkans. instigated the Kronstadt
revolution, were without foundation.
Neither he nor the American Red
Cross gave any aid TO the Kronstadt
reVolutionitsts. they stated adding
they believed the charge of the Mary
land Senator to be traceable TO Boil
sheviki propaganda wireless message
asserting that the American and In
ternational Red Cross would aid the
revolutionists. This message, dated
March of this year. was intercepted
and sent to the State Department
whence it was forwarded to the Red
Cross office, it was said.
The American Red Cross represen-
tative in Paris, upon being cabled IN
regard to the message, said the
charges were without foundation and
that the International Red Cross con-
sidered a reply unnecessary.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
DISTRICTS TO CHOSE
OWN COMMISSIONERS

With the municipal election out
OF the way. and the chairmen of
the Democratic and Republican
State Central committees for
Maryland having agreed upon
September 3 as the date for the
lall primaries when candidates
for State Comptroller, members
of the House OF Delegates, and
other offices will be voted upon.
political conditions in Anne Arun-
del county, and throughout the
State. nave taken on 4 new lease
Of life.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
CARUSO'S FORTUNE
ABOUT 6 MILLION
Naples And All Italy Mourn
Death Of Great Tenor
Requiem Mass Held

NAPLES. Aug. 3. - Enrico Caruso
according 10 estimates in the news
papers left fortune OF about thirty
million lire (At the normal value OF
the lire this would represent about
the sum of $4,000 .OOO).
Sorrowing Naples and Italy today
paid tribute to the memory OF Enrico
Caruso. the great tenor. who died here
yesterday morning. Thousands gath
cred at a solemn requiem Mass, cele-
brated at the Church OF Madonna Del
la Gracia. or stood uncovered along
the streets leading TO that edifice
while the funeral procession passed
In the choir which assisted in the
impressive ceremonies were many
men and women who have played stel-
lar roles on the operate stage. Scenes
of extreme pathOs were enacted all
day yesterday ar the Hotel Nesuyius
following the death of the man ac-
knowledged TO be the greatest tenor
OF his day.
Neapolitans OF every class stood in
line for many hours TO file past the
bier of Caruso which was placed in
the front of the church.
From time TO time the solemn pro-
cessiOn would pause as some member
OF il would kneel for moment be-
eide the body and offer prayer.
Newspapers of this city quote Ca
ruso's physician as saying
II and my colleagues believe Ca
russo never fully recovered from his
illness in New York last winter. His
long sickness from pleurisy weakened
his resistance"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
THE MARYLAND GAZETTE
ANNAPoLIs. SID. WEDNEsDAY. AgGUsT > ls2l.
Democratic State Central Co mmittee
of County Calls Meeting For
Tuesday, August 9

Mr. Editor
The primary election IS be held September OH litter
OF states and attempts y slate makers form
ticket for the td election the democracy Of .4nne 4ynHdel
county seems 10 be al to achat selH be done
Vdyons Democrats haze requested the State Central Conn
Dittee to call meeting Of all Democrats that plan
may be formulated for leading the party ont Of the arlder
ness For this c Committee hereby isSHcs call fox
meeting of all Persons interested in the cifdre of the Demo
cratic party to be held in the
COURT HOUSE ANNAPOLIS,
TUESDAY, AUGUST oh At II H. IT,
This meeting a be called TO order promptly BY the Chair
of the State Central Committee avho 7riH then wHte
meeting oser chairman 10 be selected by the meeting.
JOHN dep. DOUH, Chairman
SAMUEL p. CHEW. Secreary,
FRANK S. REVELL,
Dem. State Central Committee
for .4nnc .4yfndei County.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
CHURCH OBSERVES
ST. ALPHONSUS DAY

Yesterday was ST. Alphonsus Day in
ST. Mary's Roman Catholic Church and
the occasion was observed 10y sol
emn requiem Mass at the Z o'clock
morning service. Father Cornelius
Warren. the new Rector of the church
was the celebrant
ST. Alphonsus was the founder OF
the Order of Redemptorists, and for
many years the College OF Redemp-
torists was attached 10 St Mary's
Church. In those years. st. Alphonsus
Day vas made the occasion for much
feasting in connection with candidates
for the Priesthood taking their vows,
and students and lay brothers OF the
noyitiate taking the habit.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
+ B & A. OPPOSES
GRADE CROSSINGS

tsnan IN the Board OF County
..s.Ioners again has been called
Is. rough and bumpy condition OF
1. msd through West Annapolis. es-
.l, that part ~ it around the old
81. Hospital This time the COM
y. +. made In letter from Penn
Il. 81 W0mble. president of the
f.rg River Association, an organi-
,hl, looks 10 protecting the in
-...s 0f people OF that section and
Iy property owners along the
- Th.s road. together with the
.fuus condition of the bridge
-rrng 'Ae Short Line tracks OF the
aset1n. Baltimore and Annapolis
.aa Railroad. has also been the
81 frequent complaints from
ges Annapolis Improvement AS
sutton
NJ Womble. in his letter. refers to
difference some time ago when
nrg Was given that the road
saa BE- dXed right after July l..
~ tuds from taxes would begin
asW In. The writer says that a
Be imckloids OF Cinders were
apsa on The road in a haphazard
slasr and has not benefited the
ia one iota" lie asserts that the
|ai has previously wrecked two of
J Automobiles and now Is about TO
3 mother out OF condition. He re-
.ais hat the Improvement be made
nee ami that this time someone
apgced in charge OF the work who
ap4hIe OF fixing the road in the
'19sF manner .r
.E' Womble also says he under,
tCopuuued on Page a. t' ~ 1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
WOMEN OF C. 0. P.
LAUNCH CAMPAIGN
Temporary Organization Effected
Miss Beyeridge Of Nat. 12'
~ Headquarters Speaks

The meeting of the local Republican
women held yesterday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. Barton l.. Keen, 5
Maryland avenue, was very successful,
quite large and representative gath
ering being present.
Mrs. Maurice Ogle. of 24S King
George street, was made temporary
chairman OF the meeting. "A nominal
ing committee. consisting of sMrs.
Barton l.. Keen. Mrs. Heiher. Mrs,
Brainard. Miss NanoyH Lane. Walton.
Mrs Kenchington and Mrs. Emma
Brewer! was also appointed Two ad-
ditiional members not yet decided
upon, will later obe added 10 this
Committee. The organization will be
known as 1.-THE Federation of Repubf
lican ycWomen of Anne Arundel
county,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
"NEWBY" CATLIN TO
HURL FOR EASTON TEAM

''Newby" t'atlin. star pitcher OF the
Annapolis Athletic Club. is going into
bigger eompahy. He has sianed Oh
contract TO Join Vhe) AasSb4h Cetub) ql
Easton. Of the Eastern Shore League
or Maryland. He expects to join the
Club tomorrow. Catifp has no, only
pitched many good games for the
A. A. &c. but his services have been
sought by Il number of other teams.
Recently he twirled for he nine Of
Cedar Grove. West River, and de-
feated the strong team of Owings
Station. Calvert county.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
NO INTERFERENCE At
HATFIELD.CHAMBERS Burial

CHARLESTOwN. W. VA, Aug g.
Sid Hatfield and Edward Chambers,
who were shot TO death at Welch, y.
Va. last Monday will be taken TO
their graves in the small churchyard
near their homes without interfer-
ence by the State police or the mill
tary authorities.
In spite of the fact that Mattewan
and every town in Mingo county is
under martial law and that assem-
blages of all kinds are forbidden
friends and relatives of the dead mon
will be allowed 10 assemble for the
service and TO march in the funeral
procession. This announcement was
made by State officers here al noon
today.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
KEEP TICKY CATTLE
OFF FARMS OF STATE

Cattle infected with ticks have been
barred from Maryland and the District
of Columbia. as result OF an order
issued al the regular meeting of the
State Board of Agriculture recently
held in Baltimore As result o.. this
order the Southern cattle quarantine
pens al Baltimore and the IRion Stock
Yards at Benning. ID. c. are being
dismantled. cleaned and disinfected.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
Miss Beveridge Speaks

An extremely interesting address
was delivered by Miss Edna Annette
Beveridge, special representative of
the Republican National Committee.
In her address Miss Beveridge ex-
planned the aim of the club and the
good which already has been done by
it in other cities. The meeting, she
said, was called simply to organize
and bring about a spirit of co-opera-
ton among the Republican women
voters and to interest them in both
state and national politics.
One point particularly emphasized
by Miss Beveridge was the fact that
the club was not 20 be purely city
affair, but was also intended TO en-
brace the Republican women of Anne
Arundel county. When the perma-
nent officers are elected, it was stated
there will be five vice-chairmen ap-
pointed from Anne Arundel county and
an equal number from the city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
To Get Voters List

The next effort of the organization
will be TO obtain the names of all the
Republican women voters of the
city and county In about two weeks
when this has been done. a meeting
will be called at which the a2minst-
ing committee. aided by The tempor-
airy chairman. will decide upon per
manent officers Tor the organization,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
EVEN AND MOORE
et ASST. GRID. COACHES

Even. end and Captain, and Moore.
right guard OF last seasons Naval
Academy football team, are expected
TO be assistants to Coach Bob Folwell
during the coming season. The guards
and one end position are the only
places vacated by graduation. There
is an abundance of material for all
other places. Practice for the main
squad viii begin about Sept 20.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
Birth Of A Son

On Tuesday morning OF this week,
a son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam b. Segelken, at their residence,
229 Hanover street. this city Mr. Seq
elken is employed as an electrician in
the Naval Academy His wife, before
her marriage, was Miss Martha Can't
Ter, of Annapolis.
The baby will be William 3. Segel-
ken. JF.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
GIRL s ASSA|LANT
ADJUDGED INSANE
Gilbert Hunt, Colored, Who At
tackled Miss Addie James,
Sent To Asylum

Gilbert Hunt, 30. the negro who on
Monday. afternoon attacked with in
tent criminally to assault Miss Addie
James. 14-year-old daughter uf Mrs
William Knowles, in Browns Woods.
North Severn, near Annapolis, was to-
day committed to. the State Hospital
for Col6red insane at Brownsville, this
county. by order OF the County Com
nisSionars f9l17 Hag lo taet -
siDr. IlJ. Murphy. county health OIL
4ter, and iDF William S, Welch, of An
'Eapolis. who conducted an examina-
ton of the negro's mental condition
reported that he was. deranged. as was
statedhby mis- relatively df,fhf ting d
the attack upon the young white girl
Hunt attacked Miss James as she ap-
preached the spring in Brown:
Woods. whittier she had been sent
to get some water The screams OF
the victim and two younger girls ac-
|companying her aroused people of the
neighborhood. and Hunt was subse-
quently taken into custody. This
however, was accomplished only after
intimidations on the part OF Browns
relatives, who knew Of his maniacal
condition, and means TO employ tC
subdue him.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
announcement

august 3. 1921. q
hereby announce my cahdi-
p iar County Commissioner
/ lie Sixth Election District OF
'a. Arundel county. subject to
/. Democratic Primaries of Sep
.1aer g. l92l
ANES 4. WALTON.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
NOTICE.!

as regular teachers examination
second aud third grade certificates
Be held in The Annapolis High
August 10Th and 10th. begin
s q. a NJ At the same time
Place competitive examinations
se given 20 MI: lst. A female
aTsa.p at Western Maryland Co.
h year~l including board and
-ai 4 male scholarship A.
'd'e Han
i.atr iUtor alton. address
GEORGE FON.
Supi OF Schools.
Annapolis, Md
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-03
J.. t.- .. - - q Livs ri q ht ~
MANY CHILDREN srd 81
1. .'.,o',' TO, PICNIC TOMORROW

The Child welfare i1fa ajai jpaicnic il With With is is
always so eagerly antiqipatetd BY the
IyqqqgiqY4,l will. provided the wea-
thfll lBhtA6lAt take place tomorrow al
Bembes Point. Eastport. Miss Bembe
has generously placed the shore
there at the disposal of Miss Sarah
Sutherland. the local public health
nurse, free of charge
Should the rain of the last two days
continue tomorrow. Miss Sutherland
will take her small charges picnicing
on August IL, one week from the
original date.
If fair, the children are to assemble
at the Annapolis Grammar School to-
morrow at 1870, and trucks will be
provided for their transportation tC
Bembe's Point
Ice cream and cake will be served
and games will be played.