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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-18
FATTY ARBUCKLE
MIMICKED COPS
That Was How Comedian, Now
Accused of Murder, Got
His Start.
lRy n, e. a. servicel

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 17-Fatty Ar
buckles intimitable burlesque Of po-
l.cemen-the same police who are now
holding him in san Francisco on q
charge Of murder-gave the film star
his first chance to make name for
himself In the movies.
It was as a movie extra that Ar
buckle got several chances to apr
with Mack Sennett's comedy police
men. and his huge bulk and the nat
ural comedy ability he portrayed at
tracted the attention of producers.
Walter Newman, Arbuclxie's first
employer, tells how he hired Fatty az
$50 week in minor role in a melo-
drama. Newman, as the hero, was
supposed to be dying at the big mo-
ment OF the play. Other characters
-toed in to the bedside. No so Fat
ty. In the doorway he tripped clums-
ily turned a somersnult and landed SO
hard he broke the stage.
His antics brought down the house
but we had to finish the play as q
farce" says Newman.
Arbuckle, "a, was born at Smith
Center, Kansas, and educated at Santa
Ana, Calf. In 1905. while playing in
musical comedies. he met and mar
ried Miss Minta Durfee. who was play
ing in the chorus. It was not until
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-18
By MILTON BRoNNER

Constantinople, Sept. 1T-This great
capital always the meeting place of
Europe and Asia with a sprinlIling of
Africa thrown in, is today the most
fascinating town in the world.
It's streets present q veritable con-
gress of nations.
Take forty choruses from comic OPP
eras and roll them into one, and you
would not have the color and the wide
variety OF costumes that five minutes
present in the narrow streets Of either
the Pera, the Calata, or the STEAMBOAT
section OF the city.
Constantinople was always bewild-
ering, but never more so than at pres
ent, now the Turks are not even mas
tiers in their own house.
Nearly All of Turkey in Europe is
in the hands of the Greeks. The same
race has taken large slice Of Tur-
key in Asia.
The Turks who are fighting the
Greeks in the wilds of Anatolia have
their own government and do not rec
ognize the Turks OF Constantinople, al
though this is the historic capital Of
the nation.
And the Turks OF Constantinople,
while they police this city and little
territory to the west OF it, and while
they. examine the imports for customs
duties, know that the foreigner Is boss.
The English. French and Italian
armies are here and those in COM
mand also command the city.
Moreover, ships Of the three allied
nations are in the harbor to enforce
their orders, IL necessary.
These armies and navies of occupa-
ton but add to the color of the streets
Take look. at the crowd with me.
Everywhere you see red fez caps
Most of these are worn by Turks, but
not necessarily so. The Greeks and
other Levantine races whose members
We're born here also often wear the
fez
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-18
MARSHAL FOCH MAY
BE AT STATE FAIR
Noted French War Chief Has Been Ex-
tended an Invitation by Florida
Delegation.

JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 17.--Announce-
ment that efforts are being made to have
Marshal F'och. the noted French war
chief, pay visit to Jacksonville during
the Florida State Fair and Exposition,
from November IL to 10. inclusive. has
spread like wildfire and the public is
anxiously awaiting word as to whether
he win accept.
An invitation is to be extended Mar
shall Foch by cable by Florida senators
and representatives in Washington and
it is possible his reply will be received
prior to his leaving France for the United
States for the annual convention OF the
American Legion to be held in Indian
apo1is, this fail.
General John ]. Pershing is also to be-
asked to come here in company with the
French general. Their presence at the
fair would attract thousands of people
who would have an opportunity OF per-
sonally meeting two OF the worlds most
famous soldiers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-18
TORIES OF WILD
PARTIES in HOTELS
Witnesses in Murder Probe to Be
Questioned About Holly
wood High Life.

Los ANGELES. Sept. 17.--'7igh
lie" as It Is lived by some members
the film colony here and in other
Hties along the coast, probably viii be
Dared at the murder trial Of Roscoe
Fattyl Arbuckle, the screen comedian
lnder arrest IN San Francisco.
Arbuclxie is held IN connection with
ne death of Miss Virginia Rape.
movie actress, who died following a
dotoua party in Arbuckle's rooms at
San Francisco hotel
Possibility that other members Of the
Sim colonies may be drawn into the
Arbuclxle scandal as witnesses is ex-
,ected to bring about several hasty
departures from the coast.
Any companies planning to 'shoot
nctures' on distant locations these
lays have no difficulty in rounding
~ volunteers.
Many New Rich
Hollywood, the film colony near Los
angeles. IS typical Of the rest. It
lbounds with those who have sprung
INTO fame and wealth almost over
iisht by means Of the silver sheet.
Also 1t abounds with girls whose
visions or fame have burned out, who
lro without resources, and who be-
some easy prey to men Of much means
md low morals.
It is largely because OF this type Of
screen actor and tho sycophants who
rail them that Hollywood and other
ulm colonies along the coast have be-
come known as places where they
hit only the high spots"
Movies Boom City.
The movie made" Los Angeles.
When the film influx began here a de-
sade ago, Los Angeles had a popula-
lion Of only a little more than 100000.
To-day st has Jumped to nearly 100000
and is the tenth largest city in the
sountry ana FAR above the average IN
wealth.
Yet the goldep-handed movie men
always have four1 opposition among
The Los Angeles old residenters.
When the mushroom movie millions
aires applied for cards at the old Los
Angeles clubs, they were turned down.
When the wealthy stars tried to pry
heir way into Pasadena, the exclusive
bocticn IN which are located homes of
many rich families OF secure social
Standing. they found progress impos-
lfble.
so the movie men built their own
clubs and formed their own circle Of
society. They built their homes in an
other suburb. Hollywood. which Is to-
Gay almost an exclusive colony OF
movie people, and which is as well, If
not better known the world over than
Los Angeles through the work OF the
film companies.
RcvaIs Figure In Suits.
Certain resorts and roadhouses and
hotels within automobile distance OF
Hollywood became noted-or noto-
rious.
Revels, nearly always marked by the
presence 81 girls, were numerous.
These revels have figured IN many d.
vorce suits, which have been tried in
Los Angeles and elsewhere-as far
away as New York and Paris.
Gambling, too, has run wild, those
able to do so often playing for high
stakes. Arbuclxle has had quite a
reputation FOR mis- ability to win at
nrapshooting.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-18

go into the narrow, twisting crowded,
noisy, smelly streets of old Stamboul,
where the Turk carries on business
There are not so many Europeans
here-only few British and French
military police and some dark
skinned Hindus to control their own
contingents of soldiers.
over here you are in the land of the
Arabian Nights. The very scenes de-
scribed in that immortal book are still
being enacted.
It Is just about a million miles away
from the life of Penscola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-18
VISITS MAGIC
CITY OF WORLD
See COnstantinOple, Under Allied
Occupation, With Milton
BrOnner.

(The Pensacola Journal recently
sent Milton Bronner, it's famous
European correspondent, to Con-
stantinople to send back a word
picture OF the Mohammedan cap
ital under Christian occupation.
The result is a most interesting
series of stories, of which this is
the firstl,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-18

Those women coming along. in black
and with thin black wells over their
faces, are not mourning. They are
AIohammedan ladies of the old school
who still believe in keeping their
countenanees covered from the light
of day.
But now you win see the new and
young and emanciated Turkey. They
are three pretty Turkish girls with
dark hair, lustrous eyes, brilliant
teeth and pale olive skins. One is
dressed in gray silk, another in purple
and still another in navy blue. They
wear no wells on their faces. Instead,
they have the veil fixed so that It is
Ia pretty frame for their charms.
Now let's walk away from here and
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

AH advertisement 10 the Lost aud
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility Of
recovering your lost property
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

A GENTBBMAN Of high social position and
financial responsibility, engineer, desires
10 make connection with well known law
firm, where he would have a private office
with outside facilities and space for two
clerks. Address II 3os Herald, Herald sq.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

-----------------
APARTMENTS pi' oUNLrfT
ta f. NrN' N'dn. i"'tr Nuut NJae.
NpAlGtMEN1't 'ErtNG CO.,
f-3 W i"d t' ',r 'g5r
NwrUACTlvf; two r9o uiic.: te,epHoueg.
nat1 ,cr irc StBGtl;L, iaG W. GitI sL
BEAUTIFULLY furnished four larse outside
rooms; complete; Washington Heights a
real homo; moderate Moruinsside SId5.
CHOICE localities: long. short leases
CLARK REALTY, 3a7 Madison av. VAN
derbir 1850.
FOR RENTS 9th av.--Corner apartment,
10 rooms baths, furnished or unfir-
nlshed. Apply premises or telephone Rector
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

COMP ANON young lady. capable. will
10 travel with lady going West: best re
erences. p. o. box 405. Elmsford. ". Y.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
Borough Of Manhattan--aaisceIIa

GARAGE plot, 150x1O0. w. 141st St. $4,000 {;
easy terms; will exchange. DUROSS COM
PANY 26l B'way Phone Barclay JIS4.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
Long Island.
ronEsT HILLS GARDENs.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. IT, l.
Living rooms M 20 15X25 e.. finished a,
well as tho finest homes. - rooms only ir
tho new splendid Tennis Place apartments
bv citation: Otis elcvatOr1 tNcellsut spt.
cleo. opens February !. Apartment rerH &
now na These arc must have uuueual mril
,pr'y Supt. uu prsmisos. Thuu Uoulcva J.,
f. ~. cJ-r. or Gi-EON J., &. EARLE. u.-,uf
rro w. SGt schuyler 1IiG.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
Borough of Queens-sale or Rent.

AT FLUsHING-wONDERF oPPoRTU-
NIFTY.
Charming IL room dwelling, all modern
improvements. centrally located. on Sanford
av., within few minutes of Main ct. depot;
will sacrifice. Executor, ]. +. PETERSON,
1881 Broadway. Columbus 5000.
FOREST HILLS-A corner three story mod
ern residence; plot 91x93. regular; 10
rooms, baths: price and terms to suit pur-
chaser PEASE- -ELLIMAN, $40 Madison av.;
Murray Hill 5000.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above seth st.-5th Av. to North River.

7os. wEsT-Two attractive homes. 20 and
so II. wide; prices low. MARSTON a. CO.,
549 9TH av. Tel. Murray Hill $40.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
APARTMENTS WANTED
Unfurnislied.

REFINED Christian couple desire unfur.
nished modern apartment. 10 4 rooms
kitchenette II walkup flight limit: West
side below 1t8th 800 or under unless gas
~ furnished considered Write l.. o. EMITH.
o35 w 10th.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

ONE. two unfurnished rooms; kitchen privi-
leges; couple. o 32l Herald, Herald SCI.
18TH. f6i W.-Top floor. private hou1e 3
attractive rooms. bath, kitchenete, single
or en- suite furnished II desired; references
Audubon 1924,
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNIsHED.

PHYSICIANS s residence and office. 3 com.
pete floors; offices completely furnished
$3.50 month. 1i2 East S5th. Tel. Lcnox 1890
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
westches,er-sale or Rent.

EXCEPTIONALLY well built house In re-
stricted park containing seven rooms and
bath and garage: convenient to stations, mar
kets and school: asking Sl3.50O. SULLIVAN,
20 North av. New Rochelle. NJ Y.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
Borough Of Brooklyn.

MONTGOMERY ST. 3ft.--Apartment 10 let
q rooms all modern improvements includ-
ing steam heated garage. Phone Decatur
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION desired of James Brainard,
was employee Boston Lunch Co. months
ago. EVELYN BROWN. 2i6th ST. and Tib-
bett av. Riyerdale, New York.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

DWELLING FOR SALE. 1o43 Prospect pl..
Brooklyn: 3 story and basement, modern
limestone and brick front, facing Bedford
Park. near subway station: 10 rooms, baths,
electric lights. parquet floors. furnace heat.
perfect condition: winters coal in cellar; i'm
mediate possession; inspection by appoint
ment. D. C. MCMILLAN, $50 st. Marks av. ;
telephone Lafayette 4eT5.
EASTERN PARKWAY section elegant. full
3 story whitestone house, box stoop; excel
lent condition; | block TO subway; will be
sold reasonable. Tel. Lafayette 1900.
NO CASH.
New six or seven room stucco Flathush
house, with garage: may be bought no cash
down; only requirement is monthly payment
equal TO fair rents: Will decorate TO suit
WILLIAMS -DEXTER CO. INC.
70 Greenwich av., y. Y. G. Rector 6IS3.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
Miscellaneous.

TOP floor private house three attractive
rooms, bath, ktchenette; single or en- suite,
furnished II desired; references. Audubon
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
DRUG STORE,

DRUG STORE,
washington, ID. O., located in the heart OF
business centre; S-year lease: will sell at In
ventory; owner wants to retire. o19 Her
aid. Herald 50.
For SALEM Rheims. luxurious hotel
restaurant, 80 bedrooms. large reception
rooms, library with carved stone fireplace
1louig NIl.), Louis Nv. drawing room win
old panels large garden. garage Apply
SALAIRE. So Avenue Henri Martin Paris.
SALES manager wanted by corporation
having exclusive right 10 market high class
specially in great demand; man Win e- sue
and ability to invest II desired need answer
17s Herald. Herald square.
CAPABLE merchandising man. strong finan-
cialy. desires good merchandising propo-
objection to partnership. o lII Herald
Herald square.
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.
absolutely new, handsome Ell fittings; d ,TeS oest
tory sa5,00 price right to good party. Ad-
dress H. F.. box SO Herald. Fulton ST.
WANTED = Representatives. agents. also
automobile owners everywhere; new patent
wind shield protector for automobiles: sells
sight. full particulars. d lI2l Herald
Washington Heights.
CLEVER business man or woman. with good
connections. 5000 cash. can secure soou
income as silent partner. very profitable
enterprise. H. X, 1852 Sd av.
ORGANIZE your oil, patents, mining and in
dustries under tax exempt organization.
cheaper. better plan. HAIGHT. 115, l6o
Broadway.
RARE Opportunity--A large. first class
boarding house for disposal at once. For
further information apply Mrs. NJ. KERR,
The Lodge. ESSEX Fells, n. j.
YOUNG lady stenographer as secretary to
executive OF country wide automobile ac-
cessories house; 81 900 investment required.
595 Herald. Herald SO.
RESTAURANT for sale. III West 135th st.
Proprietor. A. c. ANDERSON.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR RENT OR FOR SALE.
Well located factory, on East 125th St,
close to river front; two stories and base
ment building. 50x100: suitable for light
manufacturing: all facilities for power. For
particulars apply FREDERICK ZlTTEL e.
SONS. Broadway and 10th st. Telephone
SCHUYLER g100.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

pay 25es more than any one for your fur
niture. rugs, pianos. paintings. BAlSLEf,
115 University place (Stuyvesant 229S).
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
PUBLIC NOTICES

GEORGE. your father knows everything;
you have nothing to fear. He asks you TO
go TO Aunt Salie.
JOHN KLEY. formerly OF Congers, \. Y.
communicate with your mother. A. X.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
BOARDERS WANTED.

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73D ST.. W.--Exceptional accommoda tions !;
charming, refined home; excellent food.
Columbus 1881.
SID, , West.-Superior accommodations: ex-
celent cooking; all conveniences. 30S3
Schuyler
SGD. 124 w. (Graycourt) Spacious parlor..
lounge; steam heat: rooms. single. en- suite.
s1TH ST. 81 w.-Beautiful large rooms.
with and without bath: excellent cuisine
aud service: references.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
Borough Of Brooklyn.

Borough Of Brooklyn.
EAST 2STH ST., 619.-One large room, new
ly furnished. bath adjoining, hot water
supply. electric, steam heat: block from sub
way; convenient to car lines; business couple
or two gentlemen. Phone Mansfield 4sssJ :
EAST Sth ST, 7s0-Three rooms for light
housekeeping: bath and electric; business
couple preferred Tel. Mansfield 5s2I.
FLATBUSH-265 Ocean av.. facing Prospect
Park: rooms and bath, furnished; all
improvements; $500 per month. March and
April. ApHly premises. Phone 9t76 Flatbush.
Long Island.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS. L. 7.
Four rooms. furnished S160 per month:
No. 10. Phone Boulevard 6J4j. apply
Gardens Apartment.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
Borough OF Brooklyn.

NEw concrete loft. 5.U00 feet: cheap rent
Bedford section ELEVATOR steam hcat. los
insurance. PARTRIDGE. 20 Frathush av
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
Above 5oth s,.-sth A. TO East River.
Above seth st.-Sth Av. to North River
nwr1.11Nn unl.sr 80 eA1r

DWELLING HOUSE TOR SALE.
10 West STth a perfect gem w. three
story dwelling. ton roufna, t'yo tiled bafhs
extra maids toilet. iuet Handsomely 'co-
m fed wallis painted aud panclled. Nht.r
enamel woodwork throughout French s'ese
doors. modern plumbing aud c'cotrio 0ytWta
newly installed nor vacant sccA tny tIMrt
pisec very reasonable
FOR SALE-Residence, with possession. .u
tho sos, near Central Park West. four
stories. basement 10 rooms. three haths3
steam heat electricity: hardwood floors.
nrice right; terms arranged. WM n. WHIT
ING co, ~ Park row.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

SECRETA TARY.--Experienced woman ,revis
manuscript, handles correspondence train
literary judgment; good taste. l. 80 He
aid, Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
FARM PROPERTY.
New York.
FOR SALE.

126 acre farm. with stock and tools good
10 room house, heater in cellar; first class
barn and outbuildings; COWS. horses, -
sheep, poultry: wagons, harnesses, plow7
harrow. grain dril. gasolene engine hsy az
grain 10 last to May; price $1,000 Oths'
farms for sale from :. 800 M. BoN jli
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

NURSE trained. st. Lukes lIo'-
pital graduate, desires to 20 abroad
France or England. with invalid In
professional capacity or as compsu
ion or chaperon TO one or more youns
ladies desiring to study In France
references exchanged. Address q j..
Wood. "Uplands," New PamburSh.
Dutchess county n. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AMI
FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN apartment for rent; duplex
house. eight rooms and tile bath; steam,
electricity, hardwood floors. fireplace' built
in garage: restricted section: s1I5; immedi-
ate possession. 59s Herald. Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
Miscellaneous.

FARMS for sale; catalogue free.
Strout Farm Agency, Box f. loo Nassau -:
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
Borough of BrookIyn-saie or Rent.

RENT $500; price $50 O00i cash 1000
buy modern apartment house, near Bronx
Park; need cash. DUROSS. 26l Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

! RECEPTION and information clerk. WON
OF refinement and executive ability. !.
| Herald, Herald So.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

IOOx115 vacant. West Bronx; equity $4,000.
What's offered? SHARUM, TO Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE. .

COMPANION, bright Californian woms
nurse. secretary. governess, music. genei
help; $50 per week. Clay, Mad. So. BAG
Forenoons.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
Social and Personal
summing Al Night

~ race in the dusk around the
h.l.
v1 tall pines that fringe the
NOON
se OF stones-then a tang of
sim
lngent air. And the cool beach
e.ows.
AS ,le stars. beneath my feet,
fleets in light ON the long
lagoon
The rim of the FURNISHED
aters touch is a goddess
hind
TITAN me splashy wavelets leap in
rows
a- swim away from the darkening
laud
Thomas Caldecot chubb in
The White God and Other
Poems.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
Admiral And Mrs. Wilson
Hosts At Dinner

The superintendent OF the Naval
Academy and Mrs Wilson gave a din
ner on last Saturday evening Their
guests included: Commodore and
Mrs. T. D. Griffin, Captain and Mrs. T.
l.. Johnson, Captain and Mrs Theo-
dore Richards, Chaplain Sydney X.
Evans. Major and Mrs. Randolph
coyle, Commander and Mrs. Scion
Arnold (retired). Mrs Rhett Goode,
mother of Mrs. coyle; Admiral and
Mrs. Wilson's daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Hurley and Lieut. Commander c. E.
Battle.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
Marriage 0f
inaiolc lie BraZ

on interest 10 Annapoitans Is the
marriage Of Anatole lie Braz. the
French writer and lecturer. to Miss
Mabel DAWSON. only sister of Henry
DAWSON. the prominent New York
banker. The marriage took place last
saturday i'm Paris Miss Dawson is
Mr. lie Braz' third wife. His second
one was Miss Henriette Porter, of
Cincinnati. who occupied Ogle Hall
for several years. Mr. and Mrs. lie
Braz spent a winter here early in the
war
Professor lie Braz is distinguished
figure in the literary world of France
and is an authority on Celtic lore and
literature. He was born in old Celtic
Brittany and his first professorship
was At the University of Rennes He
has published twenty volumes and
most ~ his books have been crowned
Ny the French Academy In recogni-
tion of his ability he was selected by
the French Government for more
Than twenty foreign missions. These
included course OF lectures at Har-
ward in 1906 and at Columbia during
the war. He is now professor at
the Sorbonne and is an officer of the
Legion OF Hono~.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
10 Live I'm
Washington

Mrs r. T.. Fisher and children.
Who spent the summer in the Rectory
Of ST. Anne's Church will leave on
Friday next for Washington, where
Colonel and Mrs Fisher recently
lough, a house which is in process
81 construction. Lieut-Colonel Fisher
reported for duty at the War College
@ Washington on September L.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
Admiral Beatty's
Visit Postponed

Lord and Lady Beatty. who had
planned TO come to America within a
few weeks, will probably have to post
pone their visit on account OF the ill
ness of Lord Lee, first Lord of the
British Admiralty. which requires
Earl Beatty'ss presence at the Admir-
atty office.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
His First And Last Lesson

Il conclude that's a fly" said the
young trout. and he was presently to
learn how wrong il is TO jump at con-
clusions.-Boston Transcript
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06

Governor Richie was the guest OF
honor al a luncheon given yesterday
M the Hotel Belvedere in Baltimore
NJ members OF the 29th Division of
tbe A. r. +. as an expression of their
appreciation of the reception given
tAom by The state during "Buddie
Week IN Baltimore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
4 Pretty Goae Answer

A schoolboy answering the ques-
ton What was the Sherman act?"
replied Marching through Georgia. :"
Boston transcript.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs Albert Letter and
daughter, who have been visiting Mrs
Letters sister, Mrs. T. Spencer
Smith, Snow Hill, Md. have returned
to their residence at Murray Hill.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06

Lieutenant Albert Johnson. L. S.
A. who is now stationed at Camp
Meade. spent the weekend with the
Misses Feldmeyer.