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OF HOSPITALfor Navy Foot-o Under Treat-o Monthsto a hospital at more than two 1 a severe throat William T. Cochrat class, and one ites for a back • Navy football Naval Academy t of the footballed yesterday on huaetts.th the rest of the cruise early in aboard ship only was taken ill. »e fleet at New-prompt iy trans-H'-spital, and he sstant treatmentpiayer an excel is believed willisor of “Dolly”I in June.AGE CAN.Time Tell YourcGuckian.ie on time has unis and disturb-some of the regions of the townle to this office tot collected for ects. Contractor your troubles to e is not removed ny difficulty call your complaint i wi I Impress to ad-and right all are made directkian appreciates are given the arts, but he asksthat these men hile m the j e -jr. That practice suble.Cict Liberty.ers of the third who returnedummer practiceelled to remain n of the otherCOMMITTEE JUMPS ONWEEKLYREPORT OF OR.fDirectors Inspect** Cot” and Report HappThings 0 KColon)STATE SHOULD BE BLAMED.iARUNDELack of Funds for improvement* Cause Woman's Civictor Alleged Unsanitary Conditions.The report of the special committee of managers of tne MarylandHous»* of Correction, appointed last Tuesday to investigate charges of unsanitary conditions and insufficient food made by Dr. Marshall L Price, Secretary of the State Board of-i- lt;p;vHealth, declares that if fault is to befound with the institution blame mustbe placed upon the State for not providing money for improvements, not upon the officers and managers.Messrs. Humphrey D. Wolfe, James c. Tawes and Oliver S. Metze-rott, comprising the committee, went to the institution yesterday morning and were accompanied by Superintendent W. E. Lankford on their tour ofinspection.Every part of the institution hadbeen inspected by 1 o'clock —the dinner hour—when each member of thecommittee tasted some of the foodprovided for the prisoners. The inmates looked on in amazement as thevisitors partook of the rations. The committee declared in unison that themeal was as good as many working people have in their homes.Prisoners who had been incarceratedfor several months were weighed by the members of the committee and in each case it was found that the prisoner had gained in flesh since entering the institution. The gain varied from 2 12 to 50 pounds in each instance.Declaring that the prisoners receive J at the midday meal one quart of vegetable soup, two slices of boiled beef and as much bread as desired,the committee argued in the report that Dr Price was in error when heliberty to visit I sai l that the prisoners were not given been granted I enough nourishment.isowever, remainTh*- committee found flies in theWork — SocLast Saturdacard party unde Civic League, vThparticular.there werenirlady’s prize was ite Barron, offirst gentleman’\V. A. Luke, ofpm** winners v ford, Miss Hele Shaw. Mrs. JohMiss Margaret Iten and Mes-rsShea. Roy Shav Washington andof Baltimore.served. The n* realized for theCivic League. Capt. CharlesC.,Mrs. Sander#Carolyn and Cl called hom»* by at Nicaragua, at Coneorctugweeks.Dr. Rhees, o his family thi#Cottage,Misses Laurahave been ent«friends this we»Through the lander Johnson, *ce, via a schooone of the accvie LeagueMrs. C. A.ington, has joinand Mrs. M. I.Lodge.Miss Claraington, who has Weller, has reti Miss Con*tan
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Annapolis Evening Capital
Annapolis, Maryland, US
Sat, Aug 24, 1912
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