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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05
THE SPIRIT OF THE
PRIMARIES

With three avowed candidates for
The democratic nomination for mayor
81 Annapolis, and others likely 20 be
In the field, an excellent opportunity
exists for real test Of the primary
law under conditions which should
prevail and were intended when Il
waa framed Into law.
The situation also offers the leaders
81 the party In this city chance of
showing whether they grasp the condi-
tons of leadership I'll this time and
under the circumstances II will be
test as 70 whether they hold party
leadership ia be bossism, or whether
they believe IN real democratic prIn-
ctples and want the members Of the
party 70 make free expression of
their choice.
The danger III the situation from
the point of view og the man moved
BY real democratic principles and Il
desire for good government. lies n
the fact that advantage may be taken
OF the multiplicity OF candidates to
throw the influence Of the politicians
ID one 81 them. instead Of allowing the
members 81 the party to express their
unbiased preference
II wise leader. even from the stand
point Of mere policy. would keep him-
aelf Just as free a. possible from such
course. The function Of the leader
III party. and particularly such II
party as the democratic party. "a 10
ascertain the will of the voters and be
guided in his actions exactly BY Ii.
The last thing the right kind Of p
leader wants 10 do Is ID dictate TO the
people they must have
Ii Is ID be hoped that the present
urinary Will reach standard not vet
achieved in this community. Such q
condition win come. though delayed,
and wise leaders viii nos stand III the
way of Ii. for they will certainly be
crushed BY the power Of enlightened
public opinion some day. The present
situation IL such that better things may
readily be accomplished. Or the poll
ticians who never learn anything may
stand In the way on II and defeat #.
Why not make certain the election
81 democratic mayor or Annapolis
and members OF the city council, BY
having the politicians keep their hands
on this fight, and allowing The people
Ia make free chotcef
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05
MORE DONATIONS
FOR THE HOSPITAL

f.
Donations received through the
Evening Capital for the Emergency
hospital after the list was III print
yesterday. and up to this morning are
the following
]. Clayton Brewr $50; Miss Small,
So; Col ]. A. Lockwood, through his
sister. Miss Ross Read Lockwood, IS.
Other donations through the chair
man, Mrs Walton Hopkins from Mrs.
George HI Sterling, are the following :
Charles Christensen, ST.; jerry
Hendricks, 81 J; Mrs Theodore Chris
tenson. ST: Mrs. Charles Ford. ST.:
Harry Anderson, so; Mrs Harry
Lewis, so; Frederick Shredder. s1;
Miss Deilie snowden tcoloredl, ST a
friend, 81; q friend ST; Mrs r.
EIlers, 80. Total. $3.50.
Through Mrs. Mamie Lang Rich
ard IredeIl Moss, SIS: Robert Graham
Moss. Jr,, s5; q. Al Hodges, SO
Miss Katherine Kramer, 81; A. G. d,
$40: Mrs. Paul Capron, SIS; Mrs u
il. s. 81 Mrs. T.. Wiegard, ST.; Mrs
w. II shannon. 81; W. H Shannon
81: Morris Shannon, sl Mrs. 8. Wood,
SIT: Mrs. George Fox. ST Mrs Albert
Clark. 81 Mrs. ". j. King, 81; Mrs
WI. G. Conghlin. 81 H. p. scarborough
ST. Mrs. i r. Brennan. ST Mrs Ed
ward Robbins. ST.; Mrs RI r. Strange,
S.: Mrs w Bennett. ST.: Mrs. "A. nj
H., 81: Miss NJ. M. Kramer. 81 Mrs
M II. 81, 81; Miss HI Il w. ST. Miss
Stella Philips, SIS; Mrs i X GLADDEN.
81 John Boucher. S5. Mrs. Ogle Thigh
man, ST: A. Friend, $40: "A Friend. so /;
Mrs Paul Holly, So.
The following donations were hand
ed In this morning by the treasurer,
Mrs George T. Feldmeyer
Richard r. Johnson, SIS; Mrs. B. b,
Franton, ST: Mrs. Joseph Griscom,
s1:: Miss Mary w Holladay, SIS: Fra
ternai Order Of Eagles, S. Mrs. d q.
Handy, SIS; DR.. Robert Winterode. SIS J:
Anna Douglas Walk, ST; Miss Effie
Phipps. 81 Miss Isabella Phipps. 81 /;
w. H. Frantom and Son, S.; Mrs. w
III. Frantom, $1; Cash. s4 r. Nc
Kendree Davis, SO; Annapolis Gram
mar School. s592;, Mrs. Thomas and
Miss Agnes Thomas. SIS; Mrs. J.. B.
N'oytych. 81: Mrs. 4. j Woytych. 81;
Mrs Curtis i Nice, $780, Knights Of
Pythlas. So; Mrs. !. Il Walsh. East
port. s2s: Al GreengoId. s5 Mrs. Irea
Stelle, SIS; Mrs. Helen EIlyson, SIS:
Prof White, So; Mrs. r. H. Ridgely,
SIS Miss Lillian Winsiow, SO; Mrs.
WI c. Rogers, SO; Miss Edith Thomp-
son. 81: Susie Holland. so: MRS. q. r,
Neal, 81: Jos. @. Fowler. SIS; George
Rnllman, SIS: Cash. SIS: Miss Small,
81; Col. 4 A. Lockwood. S. y Clay
ton Brewer, $50. George 4. Melvin,
SIS: John r A. Mitchell, 81
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Attend Lnamen,n Contention

Delegates from the First NJ e.
church who attended the Laymen's
convention held yesterday n ST.
paul's hi. Il. church. South. Baltimore.
we're Messrs. Charles q Feldmyer,
William +. Childs and Prof william
d King. The laynen were In attend
ance al the annual conferece which
was Id Fayette street church. but on
account Of the crowd, the overflow
meeting was held In ST. Paui's.
The meeting was addressed by
Bishop Shepherd. who spoke IN an
interesting manner. The general
topic oe discussion was the Centenary
movement. which is now uppermost
III Methodism. The Laymen's meet
ing was considered one Of the most In
teresting ever held
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05
LOCAL SOLDIERS NAY
RETURN IN Al BODY
lconllnued Froul Page enc ]

AtEOnlkMU&Na K EOk3l ~ %fAACt
the position that such a committee
should BE named without delay and
should have official standing such as
would be given il by its appointment
az the hands Of the governor. Other
wise the department will not under
ssand with whom In Baltimore II
should deal III working out the re-
lcepti0n program
Other cities have named reception
committees and many Of the states
have done the same thing. These conn
mittees are at once recognized by the
war department and provide medium
for conference and for communication
in handling Of all parade and reception
plans III the individual communities.
Another important consideration
with respect to the entertainment of
returning Maryland troops is that Of
funds with which to meet the expenses
involved. Whatever outlay may be
necessary In this connection, beyond
the transportation Or the troops from
the port Of debarkation to the demobi-
nzation camp, must be assumed by the
community which undertakes the en-
tertainment. Ii the Maryland contin
gents are sent 10 Camp Meade to await
their discharge. as nov seems certain,
the only transportation expense IN
fvolyed Hi the Baltimore reception will
be that between the camp and the city
Although this will be d comparatively
small sum. the war department will
insist upon knowing in advance that
4it has been raised and that there will
he no embarrassment regarding the
matter
Ii cost the city Of New York some
thing like 81 900 900 to receive and en-
terrain the Twenty4seyenth division,
but most OF this expense arose from
the fact that the early arriving units
had to be held III camp for nearly two
weeks before the late arrivals could
he landed. Then, too. New York spent
nearly half million dollars upon
grandstands from which ii did not re-
Iceive any great return
The important fact about today's de-
yelopments, however, Is the clear nn-
derstanding given to Mr. Coady by
Colonei McAndrews that Maryland
will be given the privilege Of doing
honor to her heroes. There is plenty
iof time 10 work out the matter Of de-
tail which the Colonel mentioned to
Mr. Coady
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05
BROKER
SELLS REAL ESTATE

Charles n Lee. the local broker.
reports the sale Of the 262 acre
farm on Weems Greek. owned BY Mr..
Wilmer b Finkbine to Walter B. Dor
sey
Mr Dorsey will take Immediate
possession Of the farm and continue
the farm and continue the dairy bns-
mess which. Mr.. Flnkbine has con-
Quoted for many years.
ar. Dorsey fs 3 large land owner
ID ST. Mary's county, and last fall
purchased portion Of the Cedar
Park property from Charles #. Lee
where he has been living for the past
few months.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05
MINUTE MEN TAKE
CHARGE AT FIRST M. E


The minute men Of the centenary
movement viii have charge Of the
services of me first MetAodiat Epis-
the absences oE Dr. BnrEan, the pastor,
who ii attending comgeFenceA The
speakers ana subjects win BE- Or.
Ralph u RoOt, what the Centenary
VIII do for the Eaanaigrant. Dr, n. g.
G0ssard me ITaraisFant u the
MAR Hugh n. Riley, The Present
Crisis Id gapan" William J. King.
why / Support the Cnsenary
In the eventng. walter +. Sheraton
will aeupy the services peFi0d with
81 illustrated lecture on. 'EsAo
CnsreAs Crusade Tor Worldwide
Democracy. :
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05
TWENTY ONE JURORS
WERE DRAWN TODAY
TO REPLACE OTHERS

4 Z
Because twenty-one Of the Jurors OF
Tered reasonable excuses for their In
Ability 10 serve during the approach
ing April term Of the circuit court Il
vas necessary 10 draw out the names
of an equal aanlber to substitute, The
arawing took place Ia the Circuit court
room.
Following are the names of those
from the sAyerni districts who were
excused from serving By the court
and the names drawn to Substitute:
First District Chas. d WRyson.
Robert Murray, FOR Jno W. Tucker.
Chas 3. ToWnssnd.
Second Distrist w. ". Purdy. II. q.
Meade. for wilmer E1nkbine, John Il
Hodges.
Third District Thos +. Bottomley,
Cyrus Nj Joyce. for ri 4. Pumphrey.
Robert Johnson,
Fourth District Edward GrifElth,
Edward waters. Curtis Fisher. s. 81
Disney, William Rupert, w. S. Muer-
head. for z. I. Waters. S, Il. GayIor.
Jas b. Clark. William &. shipley.
Jno. VI. Disney. Harry Woodward.
Fifth District Jos. 3. Ray, ]. W..
shipley, Il. n. Jefrney, william r. Dis
ney, q. M. AEellborn, Jr,. for Jacob
Schuisx, Wilbur Cole, u C. Downs, Il
81. Kelly. M Al. Benson.
sixth District Jno. ]. Levy. 5ro. G..
Baeaaal, David o. Miller, fep q. VI.
Bright. Jas, II strange, Benz q Brit
ton.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05
VICTIMS
10 LEAVE HOSPITAL

So rapid has been the recovery Of
Judge Langley B. Denton and Or. w.
K. Talbest of willows Post Office, who
we're injured badly IN an auto acci-
dent III Camp Parole, Tuesday After
noon, that they will be discharged
from the Emergency hospital tomor-
row sometime and return to their
homes. Their wounds and abrasions
are healing nicely and they Will soon
be gully recovered
An X-ray examination Of DR.. Tai
bert's left shoulder revealed frac-
ture.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05
WEDDING AT
DoRBS' PERRY, II
A SOCIETY EvKNT

Lieut. -Comds Elmer deI.Oss Lang
worthy, u s. NJ. and Miss Haxel
Lowry. daughter BIZ Earl RalsfOn
Lowry. we're married at Dobba Ferry
on-the- Hudson. New York. this AFTER
naOn. the Rev. Philip Bird, pastor Of
The Presbyterian church Of that city,
performing the ceremony. The brides
only attendant was Miss Amparita
Farrar, while the groom's best man
was Commander Baclamau, u. s. nj.
Her father nOG being abls to attend
through Illness. the bride was given
away BY Mr., MosHnaOra Kendall, a
lifelong friend Of the bride and groom.
and ia whose house the wedding VISA
beid. Following the ceremony The
bridal party and guests were enter
tanned with buffet supper and a
dance, Mr.. Kendall taking advantage
Of the happy occasion to dedicate his
new ball room
One OF the most interesting Tea
lures 81 the wedding was the house
In which ii was held, being one Of the
most historic houses III the country
and second only TO Mount Vernon. aa
Il was the headquarters Of General
Washington from 1871 To 1888 lii II
General Washington received our
French allies under Reoehembeau,
and on August 4til, 1871. they plan
ned the Campaign Of Yorktown,
which brought to 4 triumphal end the
war OF the American Independence.
Within its historic walls. on May 6th.
1888, Sir Guy Carlton and washing
ton. arranged for the evacuation Of
American son BY the British. The
spacious grounds border the Hudson
and there on May 9Th. 1888. British
sloop 81 war fred . salute of II guns 20
the American Commander In Chief,
the first salute BY Great Britain to
the u. s. OF America.
After the ceremony the bride and
groom left for q short wedding jour-
lney after which they will 60 to AM
napoIis. where the groom Is stationed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05
Catarrhal Dealness Cannet Be Carea

Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be CuRed
~ local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion ot the ear.
There Is only one way to cure catarrh-
al deafness, and that Is by q consti-
tutiOnal remedy. Catarrhal Deafness
Is caused BY an Unnamed condition 81
the mucous lining Of the EUstachian
tube. When this tube Is inilamed yom
have rumbilng sound Of imper5eCt
hearing, amd wfren It Ii entirely closed.
Deafness Is the result Unless the in
lsamlrnation can be reduced and this
tube restorea 10 In mOguaal condition.
hearing viii be destroyed forever
Many cases DC deafness are caused "
catnRraa, which is an infsanaed con
dAsson Oa tho mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru The blood
nnsahe muco surfaces De The system.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
gog any caae 0g Catarrhal Deafness
that cannot Be cured by Hall's CO.
taeah aEaainsno, Circulars essa. AIl
Druggists &c.
= CHENEY, Toledo. q
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10 relieve Sore 1kkOak yOu rnnsk nek -
she eat oe tie aaease, geEnosinS kl
enass. Tk1e Eg Is prepafed and soi5
EaE that bza8 psixp0se. y dnss 1t TJ1aSa.
aAes& snken upom the Crit appeaxazzs
n& Gcre Throak nsny saFe sOng daxz q
aiekn. Use q 6lkle Sore Throat vie
den ard buy h0stie ok Yt)eisaE .Ifsl&
taday. Ton may need IL Tomorrow.
TONS Ee Ii the Eational Sore ~.
Threat Remedy best known and go
most elective and most used. Look
Cor the long mecked fellow on the
bOtsSe when you 90 TO the drug sa
store 80 get il. Sc and 60c. Hos
pital Si1a 91.00 Ali Drnggists IA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05
NOTICE
URER, AGVNscEPAL BUILDING.
GLOECESTEn sTRMBT

All delinquent taxpayers for the gear
1913, are hereby notified IL pay their taxes
On or before June L 1919 and save the
additional cost OF 1.25 which will be add
ed 20 each and every bill after June 1919.
under and by virtue of tAe authority az
the act III tie General Annemhlv AT NARY
hand. 1916. For the benefit 81 the dp-
AnaRens taxpayers I herewith publish the
mandatory section at said act
Section ~ A, Acts 1915 III shall be the
dnfy of the collector and treasurer iar-
ing the month 0x April succeeding the
levy of taxes to have inserted fn one or
TIVE newspapers published In the city Of
Annaa0lta. Maryland. wO3fee that If the
ss 49,. e not paid en or before = une NET,
properly upon which she taxes may ~
due and owtnG. will be leskea upon ad-
TeTtised end acid 10 enEarne gaAymaisf
thereof: ana said advertisement shall con-
tInue In steh nrwspspets not less than
thirty days.
10HN h. WELLS.
Coll. and Treas
April I. 1919. A-2-1mo
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05
WORK TO START SOON
ON $a0,00O BUILDING

Work will begin at once on forty
thousand dollar building at seyerna
Park for the Severn Naval Prepara-
tory school, Prof. Roland NJ Teal,
principal. r Malcolm Hunter, Of An
napolis, IL architect and John n. Ap-
pleton, OF Pasadena. contractor.
The building will be three stories
laigh. go hy lis, and will have twenty
six aormitory rooms On the ground
fioor there will be three large reci-
fation rooms, dining room reception
hall and the housekeeDer's depart
ment Faced tile viii Be used In
the construction.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05
CANDIDATES. cARD

To the Republicans IT anne arundel
county will be i candidate f0r the
Hnuee az l1elekateR ia the r0Eafng priuna-
rSea and iii nominated and elected will be
10 s*FIf5fsRE HEAD | Will endeavOr ~
helm I'd the paasa ge ef bills conducive Tor
the gaDd Uf the N ASxFss.
GEORGE A. BASIL.
Il III a. Lister / will announce ms platform
and policies
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PROPOSALS WANTED

PROPOSALS will be received an t. II s00
o'clock noon. Moaday April 18th. 1oaa
for furnfshfnR fiae City 0F Annapolis with
l0D tons Of Number two caaa The same To
be delivered and stored in the following
places Municipal Building Rescue Hose
Company. IndepanaRnf Fire Company, aud
Water Witch Hook & Ladder Ca The
For furtlaee kmfSRnsattNa apply "a
O. NJ SMITH Chairman.
A3-1ok The Public Buildings GOmmittee.
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PROPOSALS. WANTED

Bids will be received until IL no .taos L
noon, Monday. April tsth. 1910. FOR fur
nfshinR the City Of Annapolis. With 200
forty watt fneandeseent electric lamps.
and to furnish and install electric fix.
lures ifl the Assembly Fs0s,Ei.
The right Ia reserved to reject any Or
NIL bids. For further particulars. apply
10
G.. M. SMITH Chairman.
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fannIain Frazier here

Owing TO the absence Of Chaplain
Shrum, the service in Memorial Hall
and on the Reina Mercedes tomorrow
1T the Naval academy will be con-
Quoted by Chaplain u b Frazier who
isoffeial head of the corps Of chap
lalns 81 the u. S. 81 navy at washing
3asa
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PROPOSALS. WANTED

April fsg 1919. bids viii be received by
the city commissioners until II o'clock
noon. Tuesday. April 22nd. for removing
the garbage from all the streets, lanes,
and alleys.
Ter and sweeper for the ensuing year. from
June 1st. 1918. The city reserves the right
10 reject any and al bids. or any part 81
bids For specification, etc. apply to
w H vANSANT.
City Commissioner.
II 2 & 81 + 81 o. 10. IL. IL. IL Is, is
IL. is ~ "A ~
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Nanal AOaAamY E,.hanel

AT the Naval academy chapel tonor
row morning at the Itp.45 service the
preacher will be the Rev. Robert Wat
son. d. hi, pastor Of me Second Pres
byterian church, n. y.
Dr. watson Is father of Midshipmail
b. b. Watson OF the first class, Naval
nrafinYny
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DDA CO..

Arg p0fev h&s tAe right 90 1e q
coadtause III ne gsrfnaarV Election
og bGa p0rfy. smb5ecf h0saeeer to
ceYs0fH solicitations fog special
Offices. Make yonr nmn0aMoez
iii this e0IMnaH and keep before
the g0ters MAtil election.
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ANNor u & EAgENT

hereby annoa1hee my candidacy for
the Office 81 sheriff IL Anne Arundel
county subject 70 tile Will af the voters In
the coming primaries. have served
elected viii serve the public iii the same
efficient manner that ] have endcavored ~
do iii the past
WILLIAM u. Is. LEE.
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i 81 Is. II

hereby announce my candidacy for the
once of County Commissioner Of Anne
Arundel county for the First District. sub
Sect to the action ct the Democratic prl.
Be appreciated.
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ANAor NcEasENT

hereby announce my caiiiidaey for tile
once 0f sheriff III Anne Arundel county
from the second district. subject III the
lion 0f tile Democratic primaries iil Sep
teEaher j earnestly solicit the support ~
ali IseinoerafB.
THOMAS DOVE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05
CITY TAX SALES
city Praperty to he aoId 70 Satisfy Taxes
Due FOR The Hear 1917.

Hue For The Year 1917.
fsnIieefor and Treasurers 0fIicc. Annapo-
lIs. Nh. March .Ith. 1910. | hereby give no
tice that under and Inv virtue 81 authority.
yesfea I'm me By Section Ssh, Of the City
charter az Annapolis. Md. title Taxes.
the undersigned Collector and Treasurer
for said city. having levied upon the same
lin accordance With the law. will Utrer e.
publiss sale al the Court House door In the
City nf Annapolis. Md. on Tuesday, April
-, 1919 AL III o'clock Il. M the several
lots Of ground and improvements thereon
ana personal proparty. or no much az may.
be necessary situate In said city which
are hereinafter described 10 the highest
bidder for cash to satisfy the said taxes
due with interest, and MI costs mud
charges incident to said sale.
JND IL. WELLS.
Collector and Treaaurel.
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April 4. 1919.

Mrs. Simpson, of Pittsburg, Pa, ii
visiting Mrs. Daisy wilson, ST her
country home, South River.
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& +. =

md g ssssI ~ 8 ~ " ~
AAsmss,0lEa. Md. MRS. CELIA K0YX6Ns
aged - years wIae az Samuel Keixan-
Due notiee AZ fanerRl Will be giyen.
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College Avenue baptist Church

AT II a M, the pastor, DR. Jro. s,
Sewers VIII speak on Christ. Our
High Priest. The Lords supper
will be observed
Violin solo by Mr.. William r. Sima-
Mems Bible class and wonen's Bible
class meet at 10 d. M
7:l5 b. nh. r. q.
At 8 p. M, Rev. Mr. Mitchell Of st
Johns u NC AZ will speak
Cordial invitation is extended to all
During the war Brazil shipped to
the allies more than thirty million
dollars worth Of meat.
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FOR RENT


ron RENT Tile home III the iate Or.
George Wells on Charles street com
fortnhlv furnished Apply Charles III.
Lee s CO. Phone COS. 3sG-H
F0R RKNT-Roam with hath for week
end of the June week Phone &c, or
call at Is Cathedral street A3-3ts
FOR REN.T- Rooms with bath for week
ends and June week Phone 73g Or call
ia % Cathedral street ass-at
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All that lot az ground situate Il. said city
on Main street, IS feet II d With the I'M
prnyementg thereon assessed 10 Wfnt III
Can't 81 me assessment books Of said
city f0s aid f~xes due for the Year 1917.
All that lot cf ground situate in said
city on Second steepf 28x1Oa feet with the
improvements these0n assessed 10 Annie
b. ShipIey (e&tafsi on the aasesslHant
books Of said city f9r sid taxes due far
fhe wear 1877
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lost
FOUND

POts = rs Braeelee. set with blue stnues.
owner ean have same bS aps'lslus IS - -
fffs once and paying for al. ao-lI
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MANURE FOR SALE Cart. wagon or
7s.4 4-I-tf
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FOR SALE Seven room dwelling 1876
Sixth street Passport Price SfiEU.
Seven room dwelling and store on Bay
stock Good business stand, Price.
$50. Terms. Julian brewer & Son.
a4-Gt
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FOR sALE-S Small Overland touring car.
1917 model In perfect running order.
Price &li25. Wagner. Weemis Creek
Phone gs7 n. as,-5t
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ron SALE.

FOX SALE Eggs for Matching. Black
Minorcas. is eggs for $50. q. IL.
Wagner, Phone Gti7 NJ a-27 limo
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SSTFIED AD s.
n0@a AND ROUagD. w1AMTEAs.
EOR sAIsB AK N0E

All classified advertisements Of
WoKlln or le4s, nras insertion &C.
6ts6nAnrark Insertions. one cent
s wnrd Over Is words two cents
word arnt insertion 4: =
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05
MONRY 10 LOAN.

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-05

FOR SALE ElRin six-cylinder autamo-
bile early 1917 three passenger roadster.
Perfect running order Fully equipped;
$3.50 cash. 0r terms To responsible party
Make appointment for demonstration III
100 West street. a4-3t