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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
NEW HOT SPRINGS
 SAID TO BE FOUND

The discovery of hotsprIngs. one ond ons-half times greater iu volume tban Che Bell Island hot springs bubblIne mp inseveral places. and bot enough to boil am egg in hall am hour. has just been discovered by A. D. Rutherford. game warden, a quarter of mile up tho creek From Bell Island hot springs.
 Rutherford was on his way Go the lako a half mile above Bell Island hot springs. when he was attracted by am unusual mineral odor and upon investigation. found that Che long spell of dry weather had caused tho creek to become SO low that these springs could he seen.
 Application was made by Ruther- ford fo Che U. S forest service for a homestead of 20 acres to include thoso mrings. which he expects to rot within 60 days. He is planning on raising au kinds Of vegetables. flowers and win also erect hath houses and run a health resort- Kotchikau Chronicle.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
HURLEYs PREPARING
 TO LEAVE ALASKA

Mr. and Mrs James P. Hurley win leave sIuka Che 1Sth of next month for Boston. Macs. Mr. Hurley expects to make hIs home there and eo Into Che Autograph business Mr Hurley has rest suod as a member Of thc sItka Council
 Mr. and Mrs. Hurley have resided i'm Alaska several year Mr. Hurley was formerly Court Librarian at Ju- uolu Mrs. Hurley was prominent i'm sor.aI and musical circles
 Since coming to sitka Mr. Hurley has boon head bookkoonor for c. M. NcGath. Mrs. Hurley has been toach.ur instrumental music here. and has been active socially The many friends of Che popular couple refuse to believe chat they win rec main away from Alaska Both Mary Claire and Margaret, Che two young daughters of Che Hurioys. were born in Juneau. Situ TrIbuuc.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
HARDING VOICES NOBLE SENTIMENT President Imparts Word of Wisdom u Addressing Conflicting
 C01I mIor

WhIc uoIHu. came Hl IroIdcnt HrInen conference o. eo.' oper-
 .or and strike icadeu which on hIa invitation convened Iu Washington shortly auer hc sr.t. bemn the fact remains that He spoke only words oI WaIom ou tHat ocea. on. h.a rHdroa being n mnH..rn.o.e m dIp- Iomuoy and rep'cie u patriotism. Tho President e'0aoI HH anHol' 'o Che conflicting factions as lo.ioW#
 ThH a no time for 'he m.''m. rote of tha radical who would pre- fer to destroy our soc.r Ha.em. no Ime for the oETemi.. who thuH Che period onnorlune ,o hrelk down nr.anfaI Iahur The government ha. mo a.r for either O. them. hu. would gladly Ind IH Cooperation i'm .uIb.ue One extremes oI Holh More Che government gladly tenders you .a good offices I'm s.r.r.ue for r.sat .ou. solution Ii haa no desire n nnrIe.naIe i'm n merely temporary maE.hIIt For Che good oI an .hc people Che government c.aFc. n way .u permanent stability. tranquility and ample ner.ofe of employment at just vaeo. righteous freedom for workers and righteous Freedom for management and a aecuHly freedom from recurring monaco. oI suspended ..Hruo. n H not n question Ha .o what influences dom.nate who vim. who yields. mo.t Iu settlement Trero .s nm Ind.anufabIo justice in 1II relationships about which public opinion never fails Io he right aud ! invite you to prescribe that relation ship for your mutual good and One .umrrH common good
 "You 0r. nlmon.sned 'o arrive at such undoa .and.ue WIth molHureaD.c romnuea among youreIr. u One adjustment cannot be reached by you alone government aid win be available ut your joint cIII We wish .au who bas. know Che way o' oIu- uou lo rach ll among yourselves n n mauuer to command Che sanction o. .Hc American public opinion. faI.- i'm. i'm tH.t Che servant. .. tle Anne .rean people win he called .o Che u.E i'm Che n.mo of American .a.e.F and tor eraatoa. good ol an Che peo- n'e
 .Lot mo r.m.ud you Chat io.orauon ..ua. Ono .nr.. ol give and uhc and UuaUr a a.n.e of Ono Iarsor oh. UeaHour to thc public aro essential .nn successful conference
 "Anl commend I1 you executive
 ona and assume ruI repouahII- .tr for such n recommendation. even n. | assume Che H.oeu..lus of ,hc public uloro.. in asking you .o como .u-etHer Difference. ar. moro often Hm.n.I th.u composed in he.r nnI.ne and Che ea.I of Che hour Is adjusted differences. Wfh Che cone corn for .he public welfare.
 "I UmE you mn alike for Nour r. Hou.e lo my invitation. and J cNrrc n. honr na. n Che realization of your resnon HbuUc.. and Iu am ape nr.I ol your obligations .u Ihc ..ce to face. man .o man. and c.uzon .r ciH.ou oonnct you win Nni n way tla Iu.l concord which Che Anne u.au public may r'ad'y acclaim
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
CAPITALISTS PLEASED
 WITH sHOWUGs MADE

Goor.. D. Brown of soa.tIo who .H interested with s. A. Perkins and oth- ors Iu mining property a. Hawk nIc. which uey visited IH.H week. rc. turned ,o town Thursday and .c.t for hi. homo on Ono Nor.hWc.ioru. Mr. Brown son and soHs wIlo are atI ut Hawk nIot and win remain eF- e.I days before returning south.
 The property a. HaWt nie. .H Che
 me Chat considerable development, work ha. bou done oH 'a.o.y under he direction O. Mining Enr.noor L s Hobo oI Juneau According .o Nr Drown .h. .HoW.ue male hF .Ho wo.. don. are ol such H Oatiuue mu. n. To warrant further d.re.- ormcnt which win h0 carried on for
 some Um. .H come.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
WRANGELL MILL SHIPS
 LUMBER TO ENGLAND

Naa.a spruce .s evidently growing i'm UomauI throughout Che world The WmureI Sentinel of recon. date aE
 Tho ucNt aou.hbound ".'nr ol Ono s oueeu from tha port win oaru au eznor, shipment Of f0.000 feet O. exceptionally hIeH grade spruce from One Wilson and Sylvester Mn Com. rluv
 Tho destination ot th.a ah.pmw. H hc United Kingdom. The sh.p- mont consists of cieu spruce cu. He.rr Che dimensions ranging from Hr.. to aE Inches u thickness mnd from TO to aH inches u width
 Tho Koch.Eu Lumber Company H shipping 2000000 Zee. ol spruce .0 Australia.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
MODERATOR HAYS WILL
 OCCUPY JUNEAU PlLPII

Rev. Calvin C. Hays. DID. who was elected moderator of Che Preahy- ier.m church at lhc late meeting in Dos Mo.ucs. Iowa. in May win speak at thc church here on Sunday morn ing Dr. Hays is pastor of Che church at Johuaiowu. Pa. whore after Che flood of years ago he built up a large and influential congregation. Narian Banks for many years treasurer of
 Che Home Mission Board. win bo in the city also and win have a part in Che evening service. pr s. Hall Young is returning from synor and win also be present at Che services.
 10 win bc profitable day for those who can attend
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
NEW 5. 5. COMPANY
 NOW PROMISED Col Samuel A. Perkins, Tacoma Capi- taist, and Associates t0 De-
 vel0p Alaska.

Col 8. A. Perkins, Che Lord North ! William Randolph Hearst Of Che northwest in that he was Che first owner and operator Of a string of newspapers in chat part of Che coun- try was here thIs week on his pri- yate yacht Che El Primoro. having como north to look over mining proposition in which he is interested ! at Hawk Inlet and to give this por- uou of Alaska Che once over with Che view Of wet nursing it from its pres eut Rip w. slumber Of inertia and in- activity.
 Until lt mounuans skip like rams . And all its little hills liko lambs
 Col Perkins was very much pleased with Che outlook for a paying mining proposition at Hawk Inlet and was confident Che mining expert who acc compauiod him for tho purpose of examining Che property. b. A. Lovcn- salcr win sanction further and ex- ,ensive unncling and other develop ment work.
 CoL Perkins is president and man arer of a number or wealthy corpora tions Chat contemplate assembling a number Of mining propositions in Alaska, exporting and developing them. In fact he stated Thursday night that his mining department ia in Che market for anything that looks good.
 But Che biggest proposition looa- ing toward Che development Of Alas ka that Col Perkins is now consid- erlng fact, it is past the consid- crIue stage and is now under way is Che putting on Of line Of steam ahins by Che Alaska Transportation Company. of which he is president to onorato between Tacoma. Seattle and Juneau. arrangements having ad- yancod to Che point where he feels Justified in asserting thaf a 3.500- ton steamer win be operated on tho route next season. In this venture he is associated with a number oi eastern capitalists and ample money has beou raised for carrying it Co a successful issue.
 The Perkins party got away on the El primcro shortly after | o'clock yesterday morning. Aboard Che launch on iu present voyage are Col Perkins. c. H. Hyde and II. N. Hunthrey or Tacoma, and Mining Ex- pert Loyensalcr of the east Mining Engineer L. 8 Robe Of Juneau who lis in charge Of development work at Hawk Inlet accompanied Ono party from and back to this place.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
ODD QUARTERS MADE EEW

The Iororoom ol K. n. McLcan. Second and Franklin streets. has boon made practically now recently WIh now foundation. new floor and olHu things now. and win be reoc- .un.oi by Mr. Mclean with am en- nreoI stock Of new and secondhand goods sometime next week. Owing to h.s Increased business hc has been required t0 Increase his floor space which has been done by taking a Ioaae on Che Go.late.u building .ur- uer mp Second street and ou Che opp no..e a.dc from hIs atoro Mr. Me- Lom Invites inspection of his .m- proved quarters when he gets h's
 stock paecd which win bo in Che near future.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
FASHION STORE CLOSED

Mrs wun.frod Jones who re- turned from Portland sounral weeks ago for Che purpose Of closing out her stock Of goods in her store. The Fashion. 7t this place. has boxed the remaining stock and win ship it to the outside in a few days. Mrs. Jones win 80 to Shagway soon on visit to her sister. Mrs W. J Man ahan. and win probably leave for Che south In ten days or two weeks.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
MOUNT ROBERTS TRAIL
 TO HAVE ATTENTION

.......~ ..r.r.n.Hu. ". Che H....... H..H. Eoli. Pore o.rr u.a.-.m... .r."Ur. .HH. Hat.H. rr.... ... .... 0. Tn. e.H.... road. Ono ...H .... employed .H.r. " rraH.H.. Tn. r... .. .Hr Noun. Rob. .r.. ... ... .... operations or ... I....r .. ..rr without ....r 4 part. .. m.H ....I Hr n .rr..0. ur. n... m. r.. ". Inc H'nn
 raU r.t.-'.. .H. m IHe event '. nrr...H. . .'.'.- Fore. man I.|r.. ... L mon W.. start
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
sAI0uuFumY GOES SOUTH

I. ..." ".. for r0.r un'- rlrI ... " HrH-'H md a.e. .Hr Bargain Juneau. ... m. .H.. from .".. " .r. north .H.
 .. H. . r .H.0r.. ... .. m. ...". ."..H ". rH. for .o 'r Tn which H.... .. shipped n. ..nr.r. 0. H. "o.. ann. rH. n. " n......r I.Hr. " Hr Mr. r.0Hr N..
 .rr. H. children. .H boon m HH". r..... m.m. nm. H0H. .H" r--...m... .. . warmer climate.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
o'CoNEOR COMING NORTH

N J. O'Connor. for twenty years a merchant and 1.-Two wire of Douglas, but who for Che past four years has bcon engaged in business at Beliing- ham where he has just completed dnc residence win arrive on the Channel shortly after Che first Of August on nIs annual business and pleasure viaL Mr. O'Connor during hsi residence In Alaska. was 100 per cent loyal to Che north andhis feel- .ns- for bis former homo and friends arc such that Inc has returned for visit every year since going away
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22

IT. |. Macdonald WH" .." boon .... III. U....H.I company .0r more I.u . ..... years. H ... and ....... ..u...n." 0mnaH.e. n. H-. Macdonald. win 'o.Eo 'oH". .'e n..... 0. u.l. N... for a.'... I..... uH... Ir.r ..H... .0 m... ..r Mm. homo M. N..N1"... H.. I'm. ...H been prominent In a.0- .... .r.... ...H ou t0. ..H. and at IHH..U
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
DIVORCE SUITS FILED

During the past week three diyorcea suits have been filed in Che U. s. Dis- rIct court Anna Olson seeks aep- aratou from Christ olson and Rob- ort Horn asks that Che matrimonial dos connecting him and Mabel Horn be severed Rodon and Morton re- nresent Anna olson and II. L. Faulk- nor represent Robert Horn.
 ". B. Converse seeks dissolution of his marriage to Myrtle Converse, inadolity being among Che alleged causes for Che action. II. L. Faul6- ner is named as plaintiffs attorney.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
STEWART TO GO TO ANCHORAGE

Federal Hn. Inspector H Y. Stew. .r. uW I..r. soon I1r NrcHorae. une-. He uH oHn am office and HHar. He win mako U. western headquarters while travelling ."'1a h .He country in .He vicinity and Ono Interior Mr. s.o"Hr. ". nn. ...' ...rm Tn Tu.n H..ar. '.te ...I
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
BLUEBERREs REFINING

Buoborr.cs. not many but a few. have already made thcir appcarance i'm Juneau and from those who have visited Che berry ranges and pre- serves it is learned that a bumper crop is awaiting a few days of sun- shine l0 rIpCn it
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
0LDTuEBs PREPARING
 TO LEAVE N0RIHLAND

Paul H...-HH win" m. H". @ ..r m..Har. n. m. N." Iun.nu min for .a. na.. .r. Ea.r' and .n One
 nm. capacity aI Tr.0.H.I for e.. r.r t... H-..oU. Io coming .n ,.o .. j.. VIII. accompanied HE hts "io rI choir mon. 0.us'... Dorothy. .... Juneau .n ahou. ..n oa, Tor ... ..... .r. HH ".... ...He. .h
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22

M.c Ruer H. J.. Morris and J. F. rHambcrHr are trio Of local com merc.aI men who havo boon visiting .he towns t1 Che aouthword thia week.. trcv having gone to ke.chIkan on Che Queen ia.. Sunday.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22

Mrs. M Converse and family have taken up residence In Juneau.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-19
CAN EAT Anything
: ON THE TABLE NOW
Even A Glass Of Milk Would
Upset Her Before She Got
Tanlac, Says Mrs. Buckheit

Mrs. Jennie S. Buckheit. residing
at 1912 W. Lafayette Ave-, Baltimore
is now and ardent champion OF the
wonderful merits OF Tanlac.
Il just want to give my expert.
ence.' said Mrs. Buckheit. so that
others may know what BLESSING
Tanlac has been TO me- When be.
gan taking this medicine | was al
most nervous and physical wreck
as result of an attack of acute gas.
iritis from which l had been confined
TO my bed for five weeks.
My stomach was so disordered that
1t was all ! could do to retain glass
of milk and / had no appetite what.
ever. / hadn't strength to even lift
broom, much less do my homework
and, in fact, l couldn't walk across
the room without holding on to the
furniture or wall. / would get SC
stuffed up from the gas on my stom.
ach at times that my heart would
heat frightfully and I simply had to
breathe in gasps. Frequently dizzy
spells came on me when everything
seemed to be whirling around and
was almost frantic from nervousness
and loss Of sleep.
Il have just finished my second bot.
the of Tanlac now and am feeling bet
Ter than l have in months. have
wonderful appetite, no longer suffer
from indigestion, nervousness or diz
illness and ! sleep as peacefully as a
child every night. Now that my sui
fering is over / am fast regaining my
strength. l think Tanlac the grand.
est medicine on earth and l hope my
statement will cause others to try it,
Tanlac is sold in Annapolis by all
good druggists.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-19
birthday Party To
Seven-Year.0ld Miss

A party was given Saturday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Oaksmith
OF West Annapolis, in honor of their
daughter, Beatrice's seventh birthday
In spite OF the storm the little folks
played many games on the lawn.
Later in the evening they were in
yited into the dining room. prettily
decorated in pink and blue, where they
pariook Of a bountiful spread" OF
goodies, huge birthday cake proving
especially delightful.
Jack Horner pie also came into
enthusiastic favor with the little
folks, each fishing favor from its
mysterious recesses.
Among those present were p. II.
Gibbs. greatgrandfather OF little Beat
rice; Mrs. II. Westbrook, Miss Gibbs.
Mrs. A. Tayman. Miss Schillinger.
Miss Smith, Mrs. F. Proskey, Mr.. and
Mrs. ii. Oaksmith, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Carson, Mrs. f. Oaksmith, Misses
Martha Jane Barrett, Helen Monday.
Helen French, Marguerite Parker,
Mildred Proskey, Anna Miller, Helen
Segelken, Julia Tayman, Carolyn Nc
Court Hazel Oaksmith; Masters
Spencer McCourt. Billie Oaksmith,
Theodore Jubb. and Gibbs Oaksmith
The little hostess received many
pretty and useful gifts. and at $50
the small guests returned to their
homes
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-19
American History
DAY BY DAY
By 7. p. Green
JUNE 10


Roanoke Island IN. CO was
abandoned by English settlers
on June 10. 1856.
Conference of seven colo
mics discussed plans for de-
Tense at Albany on June 10.
1854.
Benedict Arnold was placed
in command at Philadelphia
on June 10, 1878.
The President issued a
proclamation of war with
England on June 10, 1912.
An act excluding slavery
from the territories was pass
ed by Congress on June 10.
1862.
West Virginia was admitted
to the Union on June 10. 1863.
The Statue of Liberty was
received from France on June
10, 1885.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-19
Mrs. Sylvester Leaves
For Chautauaua Today

Mrs. /. w. Sylvester will leave today
for the biennial meeting at Chautau-
qua of the F. W. c.. where she will
represent her native state, Louisiana.
From there she will go to visit rela-
tives in New York City, en- route 10
Boston, where she will spend the rest
OF the sumner with Junior Lieutenant
r. w. Sylvester, Construction Corps,
u. s. Navy. She will return with him
and her two midshipmen sons to their
home in Alexandria, La, for Septem-
Der leave.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-19
UNWASHED HONORS
GO TO BULGARIAN

From Bulgaria, the land of butter.
milk and longevity, comes record
breaking story of a remarkable man.
He is 124 years old and he never
took bath.
He still has Is teeth, though he
never cleaned them and never has
visited dentist.
He has never smoked and has i'm.
bibed only occasionally.
This distinction goes to Peter
Nedeff, who lives in the village of
Kuroman. Imposition of new taxes
had led to the discovery of a large
number of centenarians in Bulgaria.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-19
Young Couple Now
~ Homo" Here

Lee Clemens, one of the popular
young men of Postmaster Linthicum's
force, was married on June / at Ca
louisville, to Miss Catherine Wyrow,
of that place. After a delightful trip
rough northern Pennsylvania,
where they were extensively enter
tanned by relatives and friends of the
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Clemens are now
lat home" at The Munroe," on
Church street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-19
Car,el Halls Dance
Saturday Sual Success

with undiminishod popularity, the
Saturday night dances at Carvel Hall
continue to draw large crowds OF
pleasure seekers. Last weeks dance
proved no exception. being attended
by many out-of-town people, as well
Az numbers of the town residents and
summer colonists in this vicinity.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-19
Miss Watkins
Recovering From Operation

Miss Katherine Watkins. of David
sonyille. who has been patient at
the Woman's Hospital in Baltimore
for the past fortnight. is improving
and expects to return home within
the next 10 days. Miss Watkins, who
is one of the most prominent women
in the county. was recently appointed
member of the County Board of
Education.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-19
AnglO.American
Engagement

OF interest to a number of Anna
politans is the engagement OF Captain
Sidney II. Bailey, d. S. o.. r. n.
naval attache to the British Embassy.
to Miss Mildred Bromwell, daughter
OF Mrs. Charles Bromwell, of Wash
ington. which was announced few
days ago. Miss Bromwell is gradu-
ate OF Foxcroft School, Middlecroft,
Va, and recently returned from
Europe.
Captain Bailey is the son of the late
Sir James Bailey, of Lofts Hall, Es-
sex. England, and served on the staff
OF Admiral Beatty during the war.
Mrs. ID. l.. Howard will go to New
York on Wednesday for a few days
stay.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-19
"Hiawatha" To Be
Produced At w. Annapolis

Mrs. Eugene League will give an
entertainment tomorrow evening at
Firemen's Hail., West Annapolis. for
the benefit of the West Annapolis
Methodist Episcopal Church As Mrs.
Leagues plays are already deservedly
well known locally it is hoped that
tomorrows production of "Hia-
watha," will be no exception and
prove a strong attraction.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-19
To visit
In Ohio

Mrs. d. T. Hunter went to New
York yesterday. She will return to-
morrow and will leave on Thursday
with Lieut.. Commander Hunter for
California, stopping en- route at Elgin,
Ohio, TO visit his family.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-19
Social and Personal


Edwin % Blanchard, in \. y. SUM-
heard my mother say,
AS we sat at tea,
Always o woman wept
When men went to sea.
beard my father say
Men bad 10 go;
Nam aas bis work, he said
Woman. her woe.
Il rlv my mothers eyes
Shine Ike the rain
That storm winds drive upon
The window pane. v
cF.
/ av my fathers lips,
Tightly locked and stern;
slipped nay tea again,
And watched the fire burn.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-19
Miss Barnes Bride OF
Oharle> VI. Speicher

Miss BESSIE Barnes, of Stockton.
Worcester county. was married on
June to Charles NJ Speicher. now a
resident OF Annapolis, but formerly of
Na'rci county. The wedding took
place ai The home of the brides par
ems, MIR. and Mrs. James Barnes.
After spending their HONEYMOON at
N,"huc City, the young couple are
10" 80, home" at The Morrow" on
Stale Circle.
ar Spcteher is one of the clerical
'''(' I'D the State Treasurer's office
a"o is popular among his associates
'aere Mrs. Speicher is wen-known
annapolis, having many friends
wac NIL welcome her to this city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-19
Guests II
ClaIk Heights

Lieutenant and Mrs. Jones and
their small child are the guests for a
few days of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Clark, IA their summer home, CLARK
Heights near West Annapolis Miss
Beatrice Neumann, of Annapolis. and
warren Miller, of Baltimore. are also
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-19
10 Spend Fortnight
Visiting In Belrir

Mr. and Mrs. d. Claude Handy, of
Duke of Gloucester street, left yester-
day for Bclair, Md, whore they will
le tho house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. 7 Lackie for two weeks.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-19
To SPEND Summer
At Rl,cr,ieW

MIR and Mrs Wells Goodhue and
MISS Louise G0odhue. who have been
spending the winter at Carved Hall,
nave gone to the White House." ut
RveryieW South River. for the sum
mcT
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-19
Syracuse And Cornell Feared

Many feel that the Orange will fur
nish Nays stiffest opposition. Others
incline to Cornell. If there is any
advantage in position on the day of
the race it will favor Ten Eyck's pu-
pills, the Syracuse boat having drawn
the inside course, while the middies
have next to the outside position. The
lanes in which the other crews will
row are: Columbia, second; Univer-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-19
NeWlyWedS
Wish Annapolis

Lieutenant and Mrs. Kenneth
Flnd-Joucs visited friends in Anna
bal.s last week Mr. and Mrs. Jones
who were recently married at Pensa-
cola. are spending their honeymoon
on Long Island
Mrs Granville b. Hoey, accom-
p1nled hy her two children, is leaving
lor jamestown, II. |.
Mr. ana Mrs. James Brown Scott. of
Wardour. entertained a dinner party
AZ Caryel Hall yesterday