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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29
By Harry Hall
of William A. Waite & Sons

Truly the vitality Of "little old New
YORK; is something amazing. Just
when even its most sanguine adhcrents
mad given it up for dead and had
really come to believe that its old skin
ana bones had finally succumbed to the
inevitable, it suddenly shakes off it's
'ethargy and stages a revival of youth
'ui activity that confounds the false
prophets and surprises even its most
loyal friends. The reA estate sales
man whose faith in the old town has
survived the recent years of stagna-
non, when even his biggest bargains
JAILED to tempt and customers seemed
% have disappeared forever, with oil
MS optimism could hardly have i'm
sg'ned such an absolute reversal as
aas occurred during this year of won
aer-l919.
a year ago the salesmap's most
subtle and convincing arguments failed
20 induce the shrewdcst operator to
axe advantage Of the most obvious
bargains. To-day he has buyers galore
a 200 - trying TO coax owners to let
I'm nave their properties at greatly
snayanced prices, and Is struggling to
,oy Tor insistent purchasers In loca-
IONS already full to overlooking. He
roy nnds properties salable that he
asa asuppcsed were either unstable
" uppurchasabls. The United States
DDtseE Corporation buys the Empire
nnu'iaing and the Canadian Bank OF
. .s,, the old Post Building. He
81 IN !. Ens Liberty Tower to the Sinclair
~ Lompsny and SO William Street TO
nv ,,soysi Bank Of Canada. Marine
I'd r sacs .nserssts buy the ssligman
2Ring concern the stosk Quotation
natAinK In the East lev month. =
ssnnd dozen substantial osirs bu;ld-
hEs ranging IN prizes from about xs0fS. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29
Old Sections of The Bronx
10 Solve Housing Problem
"mte flains Avenue Subway Extension Has Opened
Large Areas Where Land Is Cheap and Builders
IAN Erect Apartments With Low Rentals

In anticipation of the approaching
building boom real estate men and
apartment builders in the Bronx are
understood to be making close. adj.
vanccd study Of the available cnnor.
tunlties along the line of the White
H!ains Avenue elevated extehsion to
within few blocks of Mount Vernon
anus ls an eventually 10 have been
expected, IS the earliest demand ,or
:o-s, under the existing housing condi-
slons, viii be fer those Of n1odeys te
fSlIe II CIDER 10 offset The present
hfgn conStruction cost, which, it Is
conceded, Will not be reduced TO lower
ieseiS Tor some years 10 come.
WsS made part Of the city OF New
FORK by the act OF annexation in issh
~ nlte Plains Avenue is to-day tine
olrect route from the aow1r Bronx
through Mount Vernon and to White
plalns- The ShoruUghfare Of to-iuy is
the old highway of the RsvuTutio nary
psrlod that ran along the high ridoe
'Tf1lch formed the backbone Of the East
BRONX between the Bronx Rivvr End
e.Sug island Sound ID is TODAY. IS
lsfers the iiTle CT lexGr resiseancs. ne.
cause or the construction oi the White
ElaIHs Avenue extension OF ina Han
haitian and Bronx subway system, yor<h
from iTIGh Street to within q sus
blocks ct the Mount Vernon city line
PREVIOUS tn the act of annexuIicn in
ASaH this cntire scctlon Of The Bronx
vas czanDossd ct u number OF ord css-
shllzhsa villages many ct which tiatss,
haak to the carly Gfties.
Ansuug these Smru Qlirviile No. i
wfaich @cewpSed she ssroa north Of C,rn
hlli Rnads CT sto.h Street. xfonc
White Plains RcesS. and Oinxilla NO. s
ssSSsh eI Gan dIir Eaad, hetme9n Whitp
Fstalms Road and TIE BRONX River, In
Saus gsras ge'rerwf section an early .susus
Sasssens Was &orrssa Ry tae SWISS ascg
makers 'uifc cam. 10 Shls cuusfrrv ~;
Gssgarizea .'he Assaeas sssa l..scs lisNsra
sNsasfssuss ty vfoSn 8scnswocai IA rA
eaxxosen BuxRo Acarua and East sfats
Street. wxs Developed.
One Of the largest of these Nanny vii:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

iage settlements was Wakefield. which
occupied the area on both sides of
White Plains Road, west to the RrcnY
River and east to Barnes Avenue. from
ABOUT 2l4th to 236th Street. North Of
TINS point, Jacksonville, one of the
Garner settlements, ran from 23cth to
z3oth street, along White Plains Road.
NO OF Jacksonville and extending 10
the mount Vernon city line. west OF
The White Plains Road, was the old
settiement known as Washingtonviile.
Ecenwald lay east of the White
fiains Road, between Baychester Ave-
nue. and Mount Vernon city line.
Any study OF ths district today
would he incomplete without s-ixino
due consideration TO the fact that ali
at these settlements date back to ths
1ime when this section Of Wsstchcster.
now The Bronx, had only the service
or me New York and Harlem branch Of
tne New York Central Railroad. There
we're no Subways, elevated railways
or trolley tines RI that time.
The territory that it is srn.c+ea
Will be affected frat by the approach;,o
building boom is that which 10 direrflv
contiguous to the White Plains Avenue
e'1te asion OF the subway system and
north or The Bronx and Pelham PARK
way. with stations xs Pelham Park
@Sy> Aliertnn Avenue. Burke kvenue.
Gun HILL Road az siuth Strees. -ass
1l9th> Strset- Eass z25th Street. ssast
80 Street East .sSth Street and sas.
s*ad Street. The change rom the
White Plains Is so the Original yuh~
way Is U,ada Ut the I7Tth Street utstior-
and shs Change to the New York. II cat
sheatsr Erfd Boston Road at the lxuth
Street staxiurs- The White Plains Ave
nue. ~" connects also with the Second
end Third Avenue LIZ" Mnuhattan.
A4sr1Irgtu7 avenue Subway, Larox Ave
nEs subway, and the Ierutse Eyvure
/. a. 98ct1 Avenue At Gun Hill RrsyE.
tSp'S7 this causpltsan cf thu Wc.sch-ss.
tsr aySYsHtc acterssioias there VII K, - be
2 Eundn s<sfaxr esrasscting via ,bs
tnixd Avwnuc elevated rad, which i.
It's eersninHs 81 Bronx Park. pcar South,
ern Bouleva.a. ~'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29
CITY REAL ESTATE
OFFICE WANTED

WANTED.-OFFICE $50 TO $50 FEET
OuTSIDF EXPOSURE IN MODERN
OrtICE BUILDING. COLUMBUS CIRCIE
GRAND CENTRAL OR TIMES SoITA trn,
DISTRICTS. PHONE CORTLANDT 1927
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29
Two Years will Complete
Downtown's Development
Only Few Properties To Be Had; Prices Up 80 Per
Cent in Year; Higher Levels Predicted; Section
Has Grown Faster in Years Than in Last rs

900 to nearly $4,000 have been sold.
IN every case for occupancy by the
buyer, while in all the thirty wears
since office buildings began to be the
writer can recall no more than half
that number Of such sales in the down
town district
SO far in 1919 this office has sold in
amount more than twice as much as
IN any previous full year, with every
prospect of still greater activity be-
fore the year closes.
Values Up 30 Per Cent
And the prices--these are no longer
bargain counter sales. The seller is
not scaling down to tempt the buyer.
but the buyer is reaching up to meet
the advancing price of the awakening
owner Many sales have been made
at prices 20, % and even 80 per cent
higher than the same properties could
have been bought for year ago One
piece jumped from 100000 to $4,000
IN less than month with two sales,
Another, sold at about $4,000. was
resold at $4,000 in even less time.
Still another, offered a year ago at
$4,000 without success, has been sold
for about $17b,0oO. piece recently
sold on Wall Street brought the high
est price ever paid for an inside lot.
All weak holdings that were pressed
for sale a year ago have been taken
up. so that to-day in the downtown
section below Fulton Street there is
very little available for purchase and
none at former prices.
An interesting feature Is the fact
that nearly all the sales have been for
occupancy, and comparatively few for
speculation or straight investment.
The old appetite for real estate
ownership which few years ago
seemed to have disappeared has re-
viyed, and the fallacy and danger of
dependence on rented quarters arc once
more recognized by the thoughtful
business man. He is realizing also
that tho ownership Of his own bust
aess homo gives his concern dignity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET

To Let to Oct /. House furnished 8
rooms; bath, electricity & gas; sleeping
p t. large grounds; hour commute
uon on west shore of Hudson.
Address; E ESQ TRIBUNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29
John Philip Sousa Joins
Greenwich Village COLONY

Lieutenant John Philip Sousa. U. s.
N. foremost bandmaster in America
naa Joined the rapidly growing colony
OF professional folks in the Greenwich
Village section. lieutenant Sousa,
wro is soon to resssemhIe his private
band FOR concert work, is 70 live on
Washington Place about half block
west of Washington Square. He
signed contract yesterday for the
purchase of the three story and base
ment house at so Washington Place,
and his plans are to alter it into !.
fine home with a passenger elevator in
it. Pope & Bro. negotiated the deal,
Mrs; Ellen Weldon, of West Hoboken,
is the seller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29
UNFINISHED ApARTMTs. WANTED

Transportation official desires four or
I'VE large rooms unfurnished; equipped
for housekeeping either in a,art-
ment building floor in desirable
home-(two in family)--best ere
dentials. A So TRIBUNE;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

MORNINGSTDE AVE. 4o.--5 and rooms
$SS-S90. concessions TO October. Coleman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29
y 6EAcH A7EDGxHGRE NEAe RE4z7y pAe5u

comprises 200 lots on Boulevard Beach
Thirty-ninth, Fortieth, Forty first For
ty-second and Forty7third streets,
Edgemere, within a few blocks of the
Long Island Railroad station. The lots
are short distance from the Atlantic
Ocean, and a number of them face on
Jamaica Bay. Most of the lots have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29
DeeTMeE Zo1s zM47ltMz 81 o1ezeEDf oS5AzE&

and erected bungalows and small
houses, which were snatched up in
short order.
An auction sale of lots and houses
is to be held by Joseph P. Day next
Saturday at Edgemere, by order of the
stockholders, to liqudate the holdings
of the Schcer Realty Company, which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

sewer, water, gas and sidewalks.
The property in Arverne COMPRISES
seven cottages and five vacant plots,
two of which are on the Atlantic Ocean
and have riparian rights, on Boulevard
Beach Seventy second, Seventy third,
Seventy fourth and Seventy fifth
streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

Rockaway coast is enjoying a novel
experience in it's housing situation. AS
early as last February persons seeking
accommod ations for the summer found
practically everything rented. Fore
sighted builders and investors, sensing
this situation early in the year, pur-
chased and leased large plots Of land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29
UNTURNlsRED APARTMENTS -

JERE JOHNSON. Jr., Co.--Keai estate auc,r
1873 Montague st.. B'kyn. Tel Main 1888
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-22

u the
A
avss6 kkz. =
Is mr. Z atss
e9 with nngh dGnw@taps
Saeel asld szsina 7 shuala bars
zss@ "a na,g
81 sasosN yuM rs g sla ~ q 20
some - sEk kilsR u gliy
sxsa asws y $50 han sAalssEs
lna sx In haa usual faahlun.
As ayaag mere saa Running
Klsa 10 kha she Sxk 80 before
tn har lige. Every caller &nd we
aeaH Go haye becozm@ umuauaIly pCpu-
laR aas az q ens sarSay kma tixna
Ao make her indiapa n6ahle lntfOuc-
tory TaasaeaEa abOat ne weaaasE ~
acga ugE tasns forward an@ Dagins
@uslally Ycu kn0M. my eldest
dauahksr b ~ b married next month.
asA =
II Cent want u have 3 lCt De old
Hsieigs hansfng arOunds said the elds
ese danRIassr. sEnbhuRnIy. hak viii
M alands ny whsn tAey Ind tAa
heusa ailsa with . Ioe rs aEacasnta
waarang 1906 styleBf Z.
agsyaeaEgs accs4ed Jimmy. Coualn
Rallag came vest npm Vermont n q
prairie sch0oneF 81 184s. and sh0 g
Wezsng tNe same b0nmet ya
@1ameai raid bis maekAeEs saernly.
An thOee OLD tinaaFs WHO uaed 90
kmCM mother wiaem abe wa9 q glf
they're not relatives anyway. and Z
G0nS a@a why wo SHOULD have % IN
Wits them, ran on the oldest danali.
Ten. WhsKa ara We goAng 10 put
kheas This AOuse iRn't Sc bis 81 ell
On00g
why net hire the ban park am6 anr
waea every bOdySA suggested Jssnnay.
Print ii ona e0Tner Of the invita-
tiona: Mount Vernon STYLE Of silver
PREPARED 81 Remit iii New York or
ChAcago exchange e
ssIamsst aasd his m0taar.
sIT ron would only invite my friends
"a and eur more fashionable fraemdB
end ralaaive began tho eldest
daughter
81 shall Invite no on@ thas TOxl need
Be- ashamed 81. ! raid her mother.
'syegg ons on my list y ! well bred.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-22
4 rRERS Z nor

g0 Axsan al aasG wc harder. a.
hyyely tasaM 20 tha voiunsesi
AsA 0E Aaasspni md they accom-.
wonders ~ SO pis8 81 ths
aaasm ii lsst nisht's sonagalt0n
aad ne Sanllss 0g sha ase q III
ssaaas s ilIantsatss. T'hs IRE
ade ID svadenE lest sight ne err
as 81 sd hoag Woen few people laat
rssifs ara the Ehrong which attend.
ea was 20 lergs that Il vas almost
ilnEaaalble E0r tils ArsSnan % 50 abou
thsar datts When the nIdshlpnsr
arrived 81 franklin street With lheii
appaFssne tha cars b thai ssreet X
blocked lGs passage del the sasins
AaA % tsasn and go down South street
maa so CaslaedEaa ID rsaeh lhe fire
Row the saaeeasion OaarsA II. tisa& TIT
proper authorities try md Gad soEnt
way al aAopSag TIE crowds beak iron
aucal elssae proximity u the Hrs. elthes
by ropes Or abms other method. Tht
people not dnFy interfere with INC
Mrssman. bat assO endanger their or
1ises. me suggestion II madA TN
tie REslnsa themselves 0Rar some sol
nsion u the natter that can be mads
efgccklye.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-22
nmE i ,aE 10

The suggestion made Ia the Capital
yesterday. b. Mr.. Charles Weiss. tha.
81 0rganlsaEloh b forsasd ~ the clti.
xens oS ths souasy and ely to pus ths
sner6enCy hospital On It's feet. II /
most excellent one, and one tlaa
should appeal 10 everyone. The fac.
that the hospital Ii over seven tAoue
and dollars ID debt. and how Il hap
psned, u not the question now Wha
nOnEr0uss the people II The deeolt II
sell, ana hsm best u nlest Il. An
napolis has gone through sewers
drives IN the last few naOnths. and
has not faiIed got. and certainly NJ
40 not wish II 20 fail "a q subject At
vital IS the existence Be tha hospital
Ths Capital n ready ID ast HaAind ans
pnOpsr rAoyamane stattsa. and win bt
e0aa reaay and willing 10 do any
Gsx Witch viii aid IN the mOvannsa
IA aut tho debts Of the 8spital 81
haad Il. lot TIE good work start II
once
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-22
X NAVY BACEo RS y
ARE ALMOST ul oSlN

~ 4
aakNning the girls who from time &c
time attna the Naval academy hops N
Ghe beauties 0g q ziegfeld chorus, thS
Jackson (Vfis Public Press says:
The old town 0E Annapolis, wEerc
Go United Stases Naval academy Il
located. has che singular good fortune
% be visited &c regular Intervals bs
slsranga az girls aa carefully selected
Tar locks aa zsegseld chorus Fol
lowed By worried chapeTOnas, and
trunks full oe beautiful fEoc i, they
brighten tbs streets with Autssrine
color, Ike illgAt d elns but
1sraliss I'hey ara tts gAsats of she
y1lieRhipu0an come to akkand the hope
and the remarkably high average Of
sMesg looks Is One to tbs fact that each
nldile naturally sends for the pref
sseas girl He knows.
The mEdshlpman Of the American
navy u trained ln gallantry toward
tAe ladies as well 81 toward tsse III
eng. yon daring the war. Eofsnag
hops we're held ut tie Naval acadeuay
every Saturday night, whila formal or
card hops occur once or twice q month
81 Is these latter which draw apon The
neansy Of the whole, Eastern United
Stases
'F'Or their iafoFrnaf dances the mid
dies are forced 10 rely upon such fem.
aaine charms as the nearby towns III
EaIeimofa aud Washington can fur
ntsh. II d usual Tor the cadets who
tvs Id these towns 70 invite girls for
eAaar friends, so Chat most 1T kAe
youths never zee their partners until
tAe night og the dAnce Thia casscE
. 81 saiidie SLANG u known a.
nslad IL the slragee does roe cnEne
s~ap 20 thu standards Of charEh hald ~
tAe dsggeT. she u termed ''AFsr, :
81 she does well such 40 arrans
meat q naturally fali az romantic pos
ssblglsiess There are almost no naEs
aa0ka IA shs navy the gallant are sga-
disiDnally ilrat to fAil.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-22

respectable person. and what any ons
u them may weav makes no di0ers
ence !,
Uncia Jeremiah q not a tie habit
o9 wearing necktie. remarked
Jimmy.
Il ahall invite them all. satd thsir
mother, With analIty
Its mas show. Geneyieves aaid
yInanly.
81 apEse should Be thanked that
i aaa allumed 10 participate Ia # said
the eldest daughter. bitterly.
sgotheg revels In Il reataa about
e = $40 Jimmy ''oh, It's her shove
NJ right
uhrnuh. pdped no llttle FaOsaae.
why, tho other night mother was
talking ia her sleep. and she said !.
sSu. grs. Williamson. can Z aagve 90
sas sssaaary committee tfiB years
heaues. ron know. my eldest tsAugla~
Ter 81 Co.. he--
leave She table, : cozand-
GO her uackher.
-s ell said the eldest 0Aus -
n hope tEOne fOaaila VII g
Isas9 know enough % keep w them
selves im some corner. =
s.0h. tnnk can Be easily agga 4
aaia alFnxoy. We can divide the
haass aslko aerts0n. tbs my tlsy Dc
1t fcushall games ana cpnwsatSona.
axsd then No can pag 40 gigna IKE
kssnaas
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-22
AL H@

Jesse Nishar president 0s the water
Witch Faeok and Ladder coanpaay a
aaia citysa voiuntaa ars dapag a1AenA. Il
sleak Sc ehe Enesgancy hoap
ssuEsa from scalp womnds received
Is saas nlghs's flrA roar othar are.
xaelp Veye sa5urad, 6sAN. Al0eTt aascaaela,
sasp ouna shak required
ge rite - close
naa aaAaEs
enc
a ~ fhe aAospasal nassen ana doe
ss.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-22
4. agsga ufh. fshuEe

At sc. Martins Evarg Lutheran
clSarch. O. e Hahn. pastor. the serv-
Ices somogsow end nexA week
Serseas at III Ii ssl alat /: 30 ii a..
Sunday school 81 s:4S ii IA, Nh. !.
Brown. superintendent
Eenten service NNgpsin esday night ag
Is o'clock n
VI n Il meeting Wednesday might.
The Rev. d. i. KFeyIln Camp pss-
tor be Camp Meade viii ucpy the
pulpit this Sunday nlornin Az men
log tie seFVlea sad Tao public ere
heAraAly invited 10 akksad Ne askvine
and the public are heartily aavised e
worship st this church.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-22

asGElSn aAall 1 plE nav Els =
~ ~ lkss ne Oldest Sss
-. - caza Esev8 III -
m ~ replied nay.
we might aaa D 0e
z
Y saEd as4
msssr 0rana taaf geea zs-
Rod sn d lnssAex. 2 saia 900
6bt sse
gos north - e6ls. g. 81
JlEg
Ega w0gsA Ep@ card
rad to eldest
NJ 60 sEe 49,
Int Inc array
SrsHy sessp
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-22
IasHsl sas Cns 81 Cise

sA0g 20 GaKea
81 lOcha Anpl tinns. Is sheg caasasz
reach 80 diseased p0fti0n pg slas err
Eass,a 81 essgy one aax % csars
ID @xa l - W d I'd
snkiOnal remedy. Catarrhal kaaaflasa
Is caused By a. anslasle ca o. q
tha lacQD@ 81 ~ lasA
aS hen ssle 81 81 ysss
we i gay a sesana II
BE- fag. ard wEasa II ID ssatigsav eAts
Tleakssae h khs kJTas fAs IN
aalsak f0u can - FGeed aaA6 this
ssae restored % ass -
g viii Ae destroyed &0FasA.
ars 81
cakarrA. Mlch ID 81 con-
ditEa az tl cgaa asiFzacea sa
C.afaxrh aNe aces Slsrm G
on the snssE 0g 6aa
We viii alee EAe & D0sx
s6E ay Csc
lssa 60
zGn
+.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-22

WANTED - BOY AnOUT SIX
TEEN YEAmS on A0E T0
LEARN THE PRINTING nUsK-
MISS. coon OPPORTUNITY
AND ADy.ANCERsE EMIT 30 boy
VINO WANTS no LEARN. AP-
PLY AT THE EVENING CAR
KRAL OFFICE.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-22
wv An I'D

WANTED Ssoek aaleaaneR. Financial
house has oDensna for Ave $1,000 per
month stock aaiesmen tp follow us live
leads watch coat nm fr0m $40 30 SIS a
piere III small towns. Strong selling
prominent mens IS 81 80 leaSsa when
salesman staTtas more c0mtfnuAliy Ex-
celle1E references required Address.
sales Manager, 19E2 Chicago Avenue.
Chicago. iii. 8 -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-22

Tho sudden announcement Oh the
| financial coIlapac Of the Emergency
hospital jnst after me launching OF
1.-THE campaign for pledges to Support
| i prospective IN. G. Al. has caused
90 much alarm that some loyal sup
Eporters of tie Z. M G. Al, hare hesi-
ltated III speak III ita behalf realizing
THAT the hospital must not be closed.
| Many people believe that they should
give to the Emergency hospital and
therefore cannot give to the Y w. G..
IA. Tho hope lii that they will give and
give quickly, but haYe the subscribe
tons to the hospital been many this
week? No doubt IL records could be
kept and examined. Il would be found
that those who pledge 10 suppOrt the
II. W. @. Al also will rally TO the sup-
/ pork of the hospital Both instiut-
tons can re supported, and the money
for both II To be kept here Id town
ahera III III expended. Annapolis al
Elotmens al SIS .z00 for the Il w. c. A.
lie so small, that no one person will
suger financially hy contributing
'Oae man, on b small salary, sup
porting family. said when asked to-
pledge. q an paying isastallmsnts On
house, ana although have To figure
very closely, want to contribute
something, even though IL II only
$500 d year Some men Offer 40 an
excuse. that b \. M g. a Is needed.
But none II being started nov, and Il
sft were, the women would give their
I0yal assistance, Is they did iii the past
when fhc men needed help! The men
might be chfvaarous now and At least
give tie women 3 chance.
Another man contr ibuted his mite
Oy giving $500, as be could give that
gladly now bun ne added, Il y0u
don't sol as much az yOu need. come
ID me again ard III squeeze another
eve
III yesterdays Capital Il was an
n0unCed that tae Patriotic League
Girls az Sc rats have contFibut-
ed i $50 bond foF TIE hospital
me Patriotic Ieague ~ organised
under slie auspices of the Young Won
ems Christian association The ces-
assEa0n OR hast Itias and the signing
81 the af1EaIstlc8 last fall meant the
dasE pdIng 81 me various groups Of
the leaesae. 10 tISey we're especially IN
terested Id wa work These groups
Were DO be on nissd into Ne G. 81.
cRssgs. part 81 tAe progr2rn FOR which
inesndes work Tor hospitals II the
~ W wnrN ALREADY ormRxfzeS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-22

ANss Aa1l
House Hold Furniture, Piano,
cI,iu Rugs AndiroEas,
Beat, Engines, Harness. Car
rlags, Farming implements,

&sAss !
:. ...s..,ssv ~ s,,a owners viii cell at
ss.s.Is~ auction aa EAadaanAoeE, en- apasa
SIDE * SevarM riven neaF AsAnppsiA eA
Wednesday. AEarch 2sth. 1919.
s.s,.s.s i caNss AZ ss.ss O'CLOCK. i. y.
M foslox,ar Personal Property
fsonaAhoad fnrssEtwra ecSazafiilg ag F@rlos
Yssssssrs Ns,nEz. He'd H0nm Amd kitehen Ear.
,.ssssrs aocd Plane GIknawara, Rugs.
AgssIirufss cohklTx Utensils, 0sle very &0oel
40 ST Daihle NNrneSs. one Top buggy,
avs q ssssa hfsss. 0saa @ne.IKorae EnrrlMge.
one Essnabar yRmme&l RiewA AAfr0ws. tai-
tlvatnrs. Moving Machine, Corn Shelter.
cider kEsfI one Row Host and Oars. enc
victor ~ y. 3. stationary GaaOaiae knRtne,
one McVikar b. d. Marine kngADe anu
osher articles 90 numerous g mention.
rERaEs or aAE.E Cash Ga day of sale,
fSoosis 90 ~ paid for before reEaoyils
1'''' CHARLES II. LEN. Agent,
roe NJ. Al. Combs and Mrs. NJ ]. QuiRn,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-22

FOR BAKaM Fire r0c1n house with largs
lot, ht III Sshesapeatte avenue EaAtp0rt
Price. ID 800. Apply ts Charles ~ Tee
Phone COZ 1.25-tR
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-22

s4xDnexsEsE row On Marcrh 18tf 1853 Af
e2 sixth street EBssposk, gathersne "
Middleton. Aged - years wife Ut Ralph
Azzesdaesom.
WuneFaI Mauday At SO IL M from st
Magy's church. fnterncns kh 81. Mary'el