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Social and Personal MO I KITY Monthly.) ;<•* young : <>ur too old;, i and sobered youth left un i ...liner's time, .■ in your bole, 5 ~1.1 rood prime .;ir oriole. . i my span, r, leave your ■ haves: “One (t t " , aiter youth's j„ >lntf , ; i.ol it.-IIIS Will gO i • ir Maria Jeritza, . , . , opi ra singer of , 1 ; ■ i a ('onipany of mil -mg iii a concert \• Tuesday night. g, . . i ahois a patient . ii ■ • ! lit aI. where she ip,;, I ,n V, i ilm sdny, is r*>- IPix- doing wll. hr '*•* ii, !v mils Stokes, Jr . ~ ~■'■■■ rin iaw of sylvanu* place ot 5 i . liosseSSlOll O ~ M.I-SHI tiusettl u . n ,| will enter • • i twenty foui notour- - Mens r , “■■ ts - d,nee at n \ utfotrs' Mess . U- at '• o'eloch i - I !>• preceded i and *tipjMM I Nr k i hiHolin w il tiiiiinrriiw t< t Mi Mi and Mrs itwl Miss Eliza i -two tables o' • :.> 'll hel I • i, . inn ,1 Morton r \i,s. Sue Vunford ' - Miss Mary Kan r • Mm i; i curttn ani Its llksrp K • t'owgill, who has ’• ■ • 'ii ( otuinander and *•' v roim. has returned to it in Kaston. k' 1’ M!e> tie, rector of All ■ I'a\idsouville, was 1 • ” ti’a' Mercy Hospital. •tf yesterday. Ij : ■ ■ t'.i'orgc \V rolliffter > Mary V Oliver, of South : i li ■ ' lasi night at the the Ucv. James L "as the officiating s " Mi .nd Mrs. Hollister ' l ’ • oi nnnent reserva l'\; rnncmal Station. r ■ Mr John Hallignn arc i will return ‘.omor-i •din.r Mctun •'> !c. of Murray Hill ■ ' end in W’ushing nd Wellington. n i't Vi I liur< h ' ' r. w organist and >' Vnnc's Church. 11 tb urge A Webster's '''Serday afternoon's is Mr Cox has >m the Washing he was assistant i ■ t at he was one of •ie Church of the x t\- I on. where Adolph i ' 1 eanisi in chief and ! - _ < • •rhes- Kitj ' Hughes, of 208 > root. entertained at ; >'iJge on Wednesday - “t re won bv Mrs. Mahlon Tisdale and j*' s At v in. This is the ’ ■•••“•> Mrs. Hughes has 44 k >j a graduate of the I ; 1 I ‘ass of 1910, now in s ;; ’T at Carvel Hall! It" tn ** I hit M heeler, who is a 1,1 Annapolis, has re- Kj , tiu i n Baltimore after ‘ii Boston and New rr A Mint At , Reception Mrs. R. E. Coontz and Mrs John A. Lejeune preaided at the tea table yes- I terday afternoon in Washington at the afternoon reception given by Mrs. . Edwin Denby, wife of the Secretary of the Navy. To Entertain At Supper Party Lieut.-Commander and Mrs. Albert M. Penn, have sent out invitations for a buffet supper on Wednesday, March 7, before the next officers' bop. j Visiting in Newport T. Kent Green left last night for Newport, R. 1., to visit his brother-in law and sister, Commander and Mrs John Bowers, and hta nephews, Jack. T. Kent and Richard Harwood Bowers. Banring ( iass Tomorrow The dancing class being conducted by Miss Mather, of Baltimore, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock in the gymnasium of Bt. John's Col lege. Mrs. Walton Hopkins is confined to her home by an attack of grip. Week-End Visitor At Wardour Miss Catherine Turner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs George J Turner, of Wardour. will have Miss Louise Lucas, of Washington, as her week *nd guest. Miss Lucas will arrive In Mme to attend the Seniors' dance at St John’s College tonight. l uncheon Party Postponed Mrs. R M Teel, of Scverna Park has postponed the luncheon she was to have given today In honor of Miss Frances Woods on account of Miss Wood's illness. Uneet Of Mrs. Mill Mr 'and Mrs Parkes A. Gallaber. of Washington, will be guests of Mrs Betty Dent Hill tomorrow for dinner and the evening performance of the Midshipmen Masqueraders. George Burlingame, formerly of Annapolis, has come from Washing ton to spend the week-end with his not her at her residence, 3 Martin street. The Misses Feldnieyer, of Prince Teorge street, will have Miss Brittle, if Virginia, with them for the week end. To Live In Knoxville Mrs. W. W. Meek left yesterday for Knoxville, Tenn., to join her father W. Woodruff, whose other daughter. Mrs. Edward T. Sanford, will shortly go to Washington to make her home, her husband having recently been iy>- pointed a Justice of the Supreme Court. ISTHIS 1 rnifi! r, Many Annapolis People Afflicted With Annoying Kidney Ills Are you bothered with too frequent iction of the kidneys? Are the secre tions highly colored—do they contain sediment—bum and scald in voiding" These are all signs of kidney sickness and should not be neglected. Anna polis people recommend Doan's Kid ney Pills. If your back aches and your kidneys are weak you will find no better recommended ; remedy. Aak your neighbor! - * G. W. Letournau, ex-U. S. deputy marshall, 89 Prince George St., Anna polis, says: "I was taken suddenly with kidney trouble. My kidneys be came congested and stopped acting entirely. I became rigid with pain. I was helpless and had to be taken to the hospital for nine days. I suffered everything a person could and live When the kidfley secretions passed, they were like hot metal. I didn't get much relief at the hospital and I came back borne. A friend advised me to use Doan's Kidney Piys. They , Just suited my trouble and flushed imy kidneys. I used Doan’s until my kidneys acted naturally.” Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's Kidney Pills — the same that Mr. Letournau had. Foster-Milburn Co.. Mfrs.t Buffalo, N. Y.—(Adv.) Coffee Jelly One-half box gtelatine or 2 table spoons granulate 1 gelatine; 2 cups strong coffee; one-half cup cold wa ter; one-half cup cocoanut, one-half cup cugar. Soak gelatine twenty minutes in cold water, dissolve in boiling water, strain. And add to sugar and (toffee and cocoanut. Turn into mould, and chill. Serve with sugar and cream. n —'rr in—— 1 .... -HIK KV’KNTN'G CAPITA!.. XWAPOI.Ix MA i. FRIDAY. MARCH 2. was VAIX LITTLE CRICKET. ONE night a little Cricket was singing loudly when a Toad which had been dozing by the fnink of a tree said: -Oh, do t>e f quiet! I never heard such a noise as you and yonr family make.” **Very true.” replied the little crea ture, “for our family are, of course, the best singer* 1* the world. We can make a great noise, as you have •aid.’* "But that doea got make you the ' beat singers In the world,** replied the Toad. “Did you never hear the birds Binging in the trees, silly creature?” "Why should I listen to the birds when I can sing better than they do?” xvea/tesA a /il.l WJ& V/ J asked the Cricket. “Just listen now. Our family are tuning up and I am sure birds could not sing louder.** “If you would take the trouble to listen some 'time when the birds are singing In the daytime I am sure you would not be so vala.” aald the Toad. “Ah, ther* you ar*!“ exclaimed th# Cricket. “In the daytime you say; why do the birds not alng at night, I ask you. my friend? I will tell yoo; because they dare not compare voices with aay family; that is why. We can avtslng them and they do not wish to let everyone know that the Crickets have the bast voices.” T 1 : i INCOME TAX FACTS 1 : 4 (Follow lug Is the ainetoenth of a •erlas of articles pertaining to In can* (ax returns far the year IW*. As prepared by the Bnreau ef Internal Revenue.) XIX. W*hile the word “depreciation” is not used in the revenue act of 1921, it provides that in computing net in come there shall be allowed “a reas onable allowance for the exhaustion, wear and tear of property used in the trade or business, including u reason able allowance for obsolescence.” The deduction is confined to ’property actually used in trade or business. In general it applies to capital assets, the cost of which cannot be deducted as an expense. For example, a lawyer or physician is not permitted to write off as a cur rent expense the cost of his profes sional library, but may deduct an al lowance for its depreciation. - Deductions are not allowed for de preciatioti of a taxpayer's home, v thp CHECK THAT CQU) AS YOU 5 BREITHEIKOK|II“FLr EERMS Vapor-Eze Curas Cold and Grip Troubles Quickly. You Breathe Its Medicated Vapors As * You Walk, Work Or Sleep * .or i, Mstui You don’t have to suffer with cold nnd , grip, which lead to influenza. Rub Vapor-Eze op yopr aching chest and threat and in yofll' nostrils—then, easily, unconsciously breathe away your cold troubles. Vapor-Eze posi tively kills those deadly “flu” and grip germs. It is a harmless, heal ing, soothing germicide. After ap plying you breathe its healing vapors ■ n MspVAPOR-EZ F ypoß all cold troubles | WILLIAM H. BAKER I CATHEDRAL AND WEST STS. FOR SATURDAY ONLY POLITE SERVICE TO ALL PHONE 494-J. Saturday 98c. Special! Ij J*4 Pk. SWEET POTATOES. \ • I >4 pk. IRISH POTATOES, j \ H dos. LEMONS. / (10 _ ' Pk. SPINACH. fin 1 bunch CELERY. UIC/l vOC / iJfOC • 11 CABBAGE. - 4 \ H dot. TOMATOES / FREE! —I Basket With Each Order! W. H. BAKER, Proprietor “If you would come eat In the dap time and sing.” mid the Toad, **l am i sure you would have 9o agree with me I that the birds can sing loader and more sweetly (ban yoor family, i . think you are the ones who are afraid , to hare a contest, not the birds." “Not at all," said the Cricket, “but why should we come out In the son light when we much prefer the nlght . time to be abroad? We know that our • family sings bettar than any other In the world. Let the birds. If they doubt > this, came out at night and sing with f us." i “Ton are a silly and conceited little creature” said the Toad, hopping i away, for it was almost daylight by ’ this time. “You awoke me from my morning nap with your silty chirping,” said a big Robin flying down from his horn* In the branches of the tree. “And so you think your family can outsing mine, do you? Well, there will be one less at any rate tonight to help your family sing, friend Cricket, and I believe my children would en joy you for breakfast." “Too see, Mr. Toad, It is just as I told you,” chirped the vain Cricket, as the Robin flew up in the tree with him in his bill, “the birds are jealous of our voices, for this fellow is taking me to hla children that thsy may haWe their voice Maproved by eaiog one of the finest stngaca In the world.** Ttie Robin thought this so funny be had to laugh, and when he opened bis mouth down fell the Cricket to tba ground and quickly hopped away. 1 But he gave one last chirp as ha ! wont. “The very best singers In the j world, the very best,” he said, as ha : crawled out of sight. “Well," said the Toad, who bad Mapped to see what happened, “I sup pose If lie thinks so it really doea Mfl matter what others thick.** (OwrtiM.) furnishings therein, his personal ef fects. nor automobiles used chiefly for pleasure or convenience. Deprecla ; tion does not apply to inventories or stock in trade, nor to the value of land, whether improved or unim proved. Depreciation may be claimed on all business property, wbicb includes not only buildings, but machinery of a permanent character, automobiles, farm tractors, mines and mill equip ment, furniture and books. The value to be cared for by de preciation is the cost of the property. However, in the case of property ac quired prior to March I. 15)13, the de duction shall be computed upon its fair market price or value as of that date. , THE STRAIGHT WAT By Lizette Woodworth Reese “Straight is the road of Song, And they that be the last are oft the first; Fret not for fame; the years are kind though long; j You, in the teasing throng, May take all time with one shrewd J lyric burst.” for eight continuous hours without pain or inconvenience. Its medicat ed vapors penetrate the innermost breathing organs which liquids can not reach. Mother, use It on baby’s little chest. Will not stain finest fab rics. At yonr druggist. 25c a jar, on a money-back guarantee. The gen uine has the name Sterling's Vapor- Eze on every box. | r ,mmm " "" I " ~g Young Women's Christian Association “I um come Unit they might have life and that they might have It more abundantly.” 1 Budget Campaign The C. A, will hold their an nual Budget Campaign from March 19 i to -3. it has always been the cuetom of the "Y** to hold this campaign the week before Holy Week, which places! it this year on the week beginning l March 19th. One of the national workers is now at the “Y~ to assist in the plans for making this year's bud-1 get Tery aucceaaful. The Finance. Committee met yesterday (March 1) to make the final plans for all the team workers and the different cap tains. The workers in this campaign for this year are most enthusiastic and good results are expected for the j “Y" from the campaign. Current Events Lecture Prof. Howard McCormick gave a lecture on Tuesday evening, February 27. on the “Near East Situation." The topic for this Tuesday’s lecture will be the “Farm Credit Bill.” The lec tures are held each Tuesday evening in the reading rooms of the “Y” at 8 o’clock, and have proved to be of great interest to many people. As this is near the end of this course of lectures, a fee of 35 cents is charged for admittance, and both men and wo men are urged to attend. Bible Lectures Dr. C. Alphonso Smith, head of the English Department at the Naval w. A. SMITH 6 WEST STREET 1 SPECIAL for SATURDAY ONLY | W Deliver to ell Part* of the City FREE POLITE SERVICE PHONE 333 MsPECTAL 1 large Jar FRUIT JAM. 1 pound GINGER SNAPS. 1 can STRING BEANS. 1 can BEANS. 1 can CORN. 1 can PEAS. 2 lb. bag FLOUR. % peck POTATOES. FREE!—I Basket With Each Order l—FßEE! * W. A. SMITH. Prop. ~ New Sub-Division Opened Up! • • i —' 11 ' . Part of the Estate of Thomas McGuckian on the south side of West Street Extended has been sub-divided into •large and attractive building sites. Most all Annapolitans are familiar with the location of this valuable property, and it has been most frequently remarked “WHAT A HANDSOME RESIDENTIAL SECTION THIS WOULD MAKE!” While the property is outside the city limits, there are conveniences such as city water, electric and gas service and fire protection—County Taxes only. There are RESTRICTIONS such as you would like to have in a loca cation where you would like to OWN A HOME of your own. AS TO TERMS, we can suit your requirements. Further information will be cheerfully furnished at the real estate offices of CHARLES F. LEE, I * CHARLES F. LEE, W. G. GOTT, Lee Building, Church Circle. Executors. Telephone 603. — ■■ Academy, will give a series of lec tures on the "Influence of the Bible on Modern Literature.” at the Y. W C. A. These lectures will begin on Monday. March 5. at 8 p. m. and will be held each Monday in March in the “Y” reading rooms Or. Smith’s lec tures are always of great interest to the community, and both men and women are cordially invited to attend. All who are interested are urged to register at once at the “Y.” as the lec tures will be free and the attendance I is usually very large. Big Girl Resene Pageant | The Girl Reserve Clubs of Aunapo- f Its and Anne Arundel county will give a big pageant on the afternoon of ; March 17 In the armory on Bladen street. The pageants given by 1 the combined Girl Reserve Clubs are always ol great interest to the people of the town and county as they B bow the wonderful work that these j girls are doing. Be sure to come and see the many things that these clubs : have been doing during the winter! months. Basketry ( lass The different basketry classes that Miss Burch has been conducting for adults during the winter months will hold an exhibit of their work in the windows of the Globe Furniture Com pany some time very soon. Watch for ( this display as there will be many beautiful baskets and trays among the collection. Headaches From Blight Colds Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets relieve the Headache by curing the * Cold. A tonic laxative and germ de stroyer. The box bears the signature of E. W. Grove. (Be sure you get , nwoMO l 30c—.f Ad* I REP. I PSIUW WOULD INCREASE SALARIES OF CONGRESS MEN AND C. S. SENATORS TO fItMMO (Bjr The Attm-liltd PrMt.) WASHINGTON. D. C., Mar 2 De claring that some of the strongest men in the House had confessed to him that they would have to borrow money to take their families home af ter March 4. Representative Upshaw. Democrat, of Georgia, introduced a resolution today to increase the salaries of senators and representa tives to SIO,OOO a year. ADVERTISE IN THE EVENING CAPITAL IT PAYS! 111 j THE BETTER WAV TO HEALTH HEALTH TALK No 13 I Lucky is the man who can say “I don't even know that I have a stomach.” In him that orgun Is* working so perfectly that he isn't j even aware of It* existence. Pain and distress of any sort J are merely Natures way of warn i ing you that something is wrong j You may disregard those warnings ' for n time; or you may deaden i ; them with drugs; hut nature is' nc respecter of persons, and in t the end you will pay the penalty. . Far better to heed the first sig- i j naln of danger, find <ut the, | I CAUSE of your trouble, and have 1 | that cause adjusted The cause is in the spine, an obstruction of i : *he How of vital current over the ’ nerves, an obstruction brought j about by the pressure of hard bony substance against delicate nerve substance. Let us examine your spine and tell you why you are having those , | distressing symptoms Nature's j warnings. Consultation und spin-; al analysis free—our way of con j vincing you that Chiropractic Is | Truly the better way to health. TELEPHONE 780 Dr. J M. Jones Chiropractor Hays Bldg., 15 School St. ANNAPOLIS. MD. Hours each Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday: 2:30 to 4:80 P. M v: ' i.a"' ■ - J)