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MONEY TOLOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-I am prepared to
lend on mortgages, in sums to suit
borrowers, amounts ranging from 5000
to $4,000. If you wish to borrow mo-
ney, or have some you wish to lend,
Md z-21-tf
$1,000 to lend on first mortgage, on
desirable real estate. Leroy L. Wal
lace, Attorney-at-Law. 4-24-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-I have several
amounts ranging from $500 to $4,000,
for immediate Investment on drst-class
NOR cages. w. Irving Mace, Attorney
at-Law. 7'1z-tI.
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Labor-Saving Devices

This summer, in making the spe7
cial drive for the installation of la
bor-saving devices in the home, we
want each kitchen to have some new
piece of equipment, large or small.
In choosing these labor-saving de-
vices, the following questions should
be answered:
Construction-Is it of the right
size, shape and material?
Eficiency-Is it. fitted to its task,
and are desirable results obtained?
What time and labor are saved?
Utility-What is the wearing ca
pacity and renewal?
Economy-What is the purchasing
cost in comparison to the renewal
and care cost?
Following is list of Iabor-saving
devices for our home kitchen, which
can be obtained for reasonable
price in our own county:
Burner oil stove, with oven. Saves
time and heat.
Kitchen cabinet. Saves loom and
steps.
Stool to fit under kitchen table.
Saves energy.
Food steamer and freless cooker.
Saves fuel and time.
Steam pressure cooker. Saves
fruit and vegetables.
Double boiler tea kettle Saves
| heat and tima------------ :
FOO FOOD grinder Saves time and
food
Bread mixer. Saves energy.
Dish drainer. Saves dish wiping.
Coffee percolator. Saves time and
makes better coffee.
Measuring cups. Save time and
food by producing better results.
Bread pan.
Grape Fruit knife Saves the
fruit and time.
Three pairing knives, kept sharp.
Spatula, a flexible knife, for scrap
ing out pans and frosting cakes.
Cream dipper. Saves tine and
food.
| Bottle brush for cleaning inside OF
bottles
Brush to grease pans.
Can opener.
Double boiler.
Dustless duster. Saves time ano
energy.
Mops and mop wringer. Saves
energy.
| Dust: pan, with handle.
Sweepers.
See our model kitchen display in
the window of Phillips Hardware
Company.
FRANCES GAIL STUART,
Home Demonstration Agent
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WANTED-Married man to work
small truck farm yearly, wages pay
and vegetable garden furnished. Ap-
ply Dr. r. w. Spranklin, Cambridge,
Md. Phone 528-m. 7-11-6t.
WANTED-AIan to work in shop and
on gasoline engines; steady job, good
wages. Chas. T. Mace. I-l7-3t
WANTED-MaIe attendants and fe-
male nurses. Apply at the Eastern
Shore State Hospital, phone 445. DR..
Chas. J. Carey, Supt. 7-7-tf.
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NOTICE.

There will be meeting of the
lTomato Growers Association Satur-
kday evening, July 10Th, at $50
O'Clock, at Grange Hall A full at
tendance is desired.-John S. Skin
ner, Pres.-Adv. 17-2t. r. 1t.
The daily banner., 1919-07-18

A man should always stop ana
think, says Jones, but he's mistaken;
the man who stops goes on the
blink: he's sure to be o'ertaken.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
RESCUE HOSE UNIQUE
ARCH DECORATION

Cne OF the most conaplete IN detail Of
the decorations for homecoming vel
come OF the soldiers and other men or
the service, about town. IS the arch Of
the Rescue Hose Company on West
street in front Of their headquarters.
Every detail Is given importance in
this arch construction complete
miniature airplane surmounts the arch
emphasizing modern war.are in the
air. large Lorraine cross the insignia
OF the 18th Division and large blue
and gray globe, insignia Of the 29th
Division. appear In conspicuous ends
of the arch on either side. with flags
of the army and navy as well as the
United States and the State of Mary
land No branch of the service III left
out os the decorations of this arch.
which hi night Is lighted by red, white
and blue lights. the word. Welcome, \
appearing Ia large letters and at night
i'm lights The Rescue Hose decora-
tion Is worth one Of the prizes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
COMMUNITY RECEPTION
AT EASTP0RT FOR
THE SERVICE MEN

community reception will be given
by the citizens of Easfport tomorrow
evening at which Easfport will be hnst
to all members Of the band Of the
s. s Alabama and bugIers Of Bancroft
Hall who served In the parade for The
welcome given the soldiers last Fri
day afternoon. All these will he
served with Refreshments on the lawn
Boissean, Chesapeake ayenlie be
tween Fifth and Sixth streets Easts
port, from 30 fe 10 o'clock
Ice cream will be on sale for others.
The Community reception will take
the place of the carnival which was
5to have been held Oh the bridge, and in
that vicinity. but which has been
salled On because of illness of A near
8by resident and fear also of accident
on the bridge.
III IS hoped g make the community
reception the great success that was
the Eastport parade u the home con.
ing
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
KEEP YOUR CAR LOCKED
WHILE PARKING AUTO

There are cars from All points of the
compass. from saudunk and Kanl-
skafka to Cedar KEYS and Miami;
from Denver and the Garden III the
Gods, Pixies Peak and Manitou. to the
smallest towns ii Jersey and Mary
land Everybody has i car here fos
June Week. and II Is q good thing te
remind Mr. Everybody to keep his car
locked while parking, unless he wants
to walk.
Annapolis is a pretty honest old
town, but OF late there has been a
thief in II that stole from the Red
Cross, and anybody who steals from
the Red Cross would not hesitate 70
take Mr., Jones automobile from San.
Francisco, or Mr.. Browns electric car
from Schenectady II either is LEFT
standing on the stress
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
II. q. CLANCY SEEKS
NOMINATION AS CLERK
or CIRCUIT COURT

Richard G Chaney of Annapolis,
has exercised his right as ascitizen
and Democrat 70 go before the pri-
maries OF his party as candidate for
the nomination for Clerk Of The Cir
cult Court for Anne Arundel county
Mr CLANCY is one of the most pronIi-
nent and successful business aen IN.
The county being very largely engag-
ed IN the livery. stock and gatomo-
bile business in the city Of Aanapo
lis
III speaking OF his candidacy Mr..
(shaney said u am a candidate for
the Office of Clerk OF the Circuit
Court and viii be glad 10 have The sup
pori 81 my friends and the pubic gem.
erally who wish All honest and busl-
ness-like administration Oft has I'm
portant ONCE. / viii assure them
that ii will be conducted along hose
lines liz i am elected | have made .
success Of my own buisiness starting
in small way and building II up
along 4 mum. i OF different ines, By
giving ii my personal attention and
efforts. So that can be eaisted 70
handle the public business IS be same
way
Ii Is conceded fact that Mr
Chaney has by his energy and per-
sonal attention to 1t. built one Of
.the city.s most important bsss illnesses.
He is not novice II pllblse fIairs'
as he has severed several ferrns ~
alderman of the City of annapolis.
Air. Chaney states that hs has re-
cefved assurances of stpp0l from &
great many citizens of ity and
county
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
jul YS FIRST WEEK
FOR CHAUTAUQUA
Tentative Date Arranged For Ex
cellent Series OF Lectures
And Concerts
PROGRAM OF EVENTS

In spite OF but moderate success
along these lines In the past, Anna
polls Will try the Chautauqua again
this summer. sufGicient guarantors hav
ing been obtained To bring the Rad
cline organization, with headquarters
III washington here for three day
series of lectures. concerts and other
attractions The first week hi july
mas been offered. and will probably be
accepted by the guarantors The RAD
cllfge will send It's Chautauqua here
under most liberal basis. and tho
programme indicates the high char
acter of the attractions II will present
Two things remain TO be done.
though there are enough guaFantors
ITO insure the coming OF tho Chautau-
qua. there ought 10 be many more,
The whole burden is being carried by
about Il dozen men and women, who
are taking all the financial risk. and
there ought to BE more 10 help them
Another thing Is that II has not been
determined what will BIO done with tho
profits. ii any. IL Is confidently ex
pectod that there will 30 something
IN this line. The chautauqna Will.
come here for very reasonable fig
ure. and all iii excess Will be abao-
luteiy al the disposal OF the guaran-
ators. who are willing to consider ssig-
gestions either through the Capital
or directly to Joseph M. Armstrong or
any others OF the guarantors
# ria nrauramnia OF the three-day
session follows
Opening Day (Afternoofil = The
Dayid Duggin Concert Company, Com
cert; DR.. Robert Webber Moore, Of
Colgate University, Lecture. The
Lamp Of Aladdin or What Il Educa-
Ition. night Dr. Robert Webber
Moore, of Colgate University. Lecture,
pThe Greatest Thing = Man May
know or The Purpose of Educa~
| tionsf; tie David Duggins Concert Com-
pany. Concert.
second Day (Afternoon) Miss Da-
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
GIFT TO
EMERGENCY HOSPI tai
AS a GRATITUDE GIFT

To-day Mr.. John Z WAttington
.rier II the Cout Of Appeais q yetleT
able and highly esteemed eit8zef. Wns
VAS recently patient at the Einer
gency Hospital. presented tAat 1nsti
tutution with a gift Of s1slo;#
The gift is in grateful recognition
pf the skillful treatment thesslSitlsienss
ana courtesy shown Mr.. Wilmington
whea he was under treat paeapt ats lls'
local hospital. ATr NhittingInFl ial af
tempting to answer the doosheh one
evening last week fell down stairs ~
his home on Vest street, iniIietiflg per
sOnal injury.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
COURT AGAIN DE
CLINES TO RATIFY
REMSEN FARM SALE

Iii an opinion delivered BY Judge
Forsythe This morning, the Circuit
Court for Anne ARUNDEL county has
for the second time refused to ratify
tlte sale On mortgage Of the Renlsen
farm, situated near the Naval Rife
range on Cars creek The refusal
was based Oh the exceptions Of l'has.
E Remaen and Ella Fl Remsen, his
wife
Attention Was called In the opinion
Of the Court of Appeals, Il which Il
was stated that the sale should be
made under the first mortgage and
without being encountered BY any 9th
er liens This, The Court holds, was
not done.
The Court declined to ratify the sale
and ordered the costs Of the sale to
be paid BY the second mortgage, Il
Henry Stronger
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
FIRE ALARM FROM
PEGGY STEWA2T nm

Last nights fire alarm vas caused
hy garbage box At the Peggy Stewart
Inn. Hanover street, catching on fire.
For little while there was some exs
aitement IN the vicinity The Yoiuns
.eer firemen responded quickly to the
alarm. and the fire was soon p,it.ont
shortly after | o'clock this after.
noon an alarm of FIRE WAS sounded and
firemen rushed I'd the city postoffice
where fire was caused BIZ some one
throwing a match out of an upper
window lii the Federal building and
the match causing The awning below
to catch Oh IRE. no material damage
was done
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
Heaae Alter IS Years q Arnay

After is years ID the United States
Army. having seen service in Cuba.
Mexico. Haiti. San Domingo and
France. Sergt George E Myer is on 4
through to his home in Frederick
city. He wears three gold chevrons,
indicating is months ID France, four
enlistment bars and decoration for
being wounded at Belleau woods. He
was shell shocked al the Bellean
woods fight and spent six weeks In 4
hospital Sergeant Myer II 4 nephew
of Mrs. Richard g. Eiliott, Of this city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PASS NUMBER OF BILLS

At the regular weekly session Of the
Board Of County Commissioners for
Anne Arundel county held today, there
was but little business transacted aside
from passing bills. No delegations aps
peared before the Board. and there
we're no commitments to the asylnnis
in the state of the indigent insane a.
county patients.
The session of tile Board was the
most quiet from business standpoint
for many weeks
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
A DAY OF
REJOICING AND PRAISE
Governor Of Maryland Declares
Another Legal Holiday BY
Proclamation
TO HONOR WAR HEROES

Governor Emerson a Harrington
has proclaimed tomorrow june 2
legal holiday lii the State of MARY
land. III honor ot Maryland troops S.
turning from abroad
The Governor calls upon the people
sto devote the day to their reception
ind entertainment so FAR as possible
and says.
whereas The glad time has come
when the people oi Maryland may
ante IN welcoming home thousands
ST their brave sons who weT abroad IL
he service ,of t!.e nation ta save civil
I!zation and make the world ! oatfer
place TO live IN;
Whereas. Our noble troens have
gloriously upheld the proudesl ira
litIons of our state and have sdded
new mster to tic name and fame Of
Maryland. and have filled our people
with i larger ami more exalted con
eeption of participants and service;
and
Whereas, Maryland 4 contribution
HI the army and navy of Sky thou
AM men. III whom more than forty
hoasand went overseas. was far above
the average of States, thus maintains
ng and increasing Maryland,s record
II doing more than her share IN every
wa In which the nation has been en-.
gagged ana
Nhcreas. ,ll the love, atlfltfisIEyn
ana appreciation ~ can sIgt these
,oiss 81 Maryland aust az bes AL
short Of their deserts and
Whereas. Our duly appointed com.
mitfees Of men and women are pre-
pairing ia do everything Within their
power to- make the returning troops
eel the fullness and depth of their
love and are planning great public
celebrations III which all may par.
ticipate; and
Whereas. Cooperating with the
committees are the people of Balfi
moe and of Maryland anxious to do
their part IN making these days the
happiest in MaryIands history. and
Whereas, The State 81 Maryland
through the Maryland Council Of ne
fense, has given aid In order that the
celebrations may be worthy and COM
pipte and that they may he tributes
OF the whole State to the magnificent
loyalty and courage Of our troops
Now, therefore. I. Emerson G. Har.
rington Governor Of Maryland, here.
by declare Wednesday, June 4, i pub
Ilic holiday throughout the State. and
ask our people ID make II day Of
rejoicing and of praise. and do all in
their power To greet our heroes IN the
finest glow III gratitude. appreciation
and happiness From every home the
flag should be displayed and from
every heart should proceed & thankss
giving that SO many of our men have
come back To us Let us make Mary
lands welcome the noblest celebration
and the most loving greeting IN the
whole history of our beloved State
A man may be diamond In the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
IlIllo Week Exercises
Move Smoothly On
JTNR WEEK PROGRAM
Tuesday, June srd.

EACNU39S S0ME % A1s
600 b. M Dress Parade
500 b m superintendent Dinner
Ito Board OF Visitors
$50 D. n Informal Hop. Gymnas
#ium
wednesday, June 4th.
9l5 a. nj competitive Infantry
Drill Flag competition.
100 i. hi session of BOARD Of Yfs-
ttors Administration Building
2.30 3. iii, Seamanship Drills, boats
under oars, sail and steam
6 100 b. Iii. Dress Parade.
$50 b. nj Informal Hop Under
classnen and friends Auditorium
Isl so to i'll. 90 p. m Garden Party for
athe members of the Graduating Class,
their families and guests Superif-
tendent's Quarters
Thursday, june 9Th.
BIS d. m Competitive Artillery
Drill Flag competition
100 a. IN. Session of Board ot Nis-
ttors. Administration Building
go d. m Practical Engineering
Exercises. sampson and sherwood
Halls.
5.45 y. nj. Dress Parade Presen-
tation of Colors
$40 u. n. Informal Hop Under
classmen and friends Auditorium
900 Ii. M to 100 d. nj First Class
German Gymnasium.
Friday. june eth.
1000 a. IN Graduating Exercises
pahlgrcn Hall
$50 p. m. to f23O d. m Farewell
Ball Dahlgren Hall
Fahrney, for the iayelin throw
Members OF the Board Of Visitors.
In addition to those who arrived yes
terday. who are now here. are Dr.
Henry ii. Fine, of Princeton. Dr +
iii. SiIls, III Bowdoin College. and
l1r. II. Il. McI.aurin, Of Massachusetts
Institute of Technology Representa-
tiye IA u Riortian Is expected during
the afternoon superintendent Scales
conferred with the Board at its meet
ing yesterday afternoon and bust
ness session III being held this morn
Ing. The heads of departments viii
anpear before II, beginning tomorrow
morning.
INFANTRY DRILL,
Drills Of elimination between the
battaIions and companies OF the Naval
Academy were begun this morning at
nine O'Clock with the Fonrth Battal-
ION on Worden Field for infantry drill
and the Second Battalion at artillery
drill on Farragut Field According
10 custom each company spent
eighteen minutes under Its command
er. during which time they were given
drill in close order, the manual of
arms. and volley fire.
The thirteenth company was first
on the field. After their period ofs
drill they were followed successfully
sby the fifteenth. sixteenth and four
teenth companies.
Besides selecting the best drilled
battalion the judges will also pick
the best company from each Of them.
The companies so selected Will be
given 4 competitive drill on Thurs
day, which will determine the winner
of the brigade flag. BY this process
Of elimination the drill for Thursday
viii be narrowed down to four com
panies In which al interest will be
centered. The companies Of the bat
talon which Is best IN the opinion Of
the judges will each be given twenty
ave points In addition 70 the scores
which they make at drill. Il seems
thai i slight advantage should exist
III fayor 81 the best company from
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
HELD FOR APPEARANCE
BEFORE GRAND JURY
AT OCTOBER TERM

Harrison Dohson, colored who WAS
given 4 preliminary hearing on Sat
8uraay last on the charge " assault
with intent 10 kill Charles Colbert.
colored. was tried last night before
Justice Sullivan, and was released on
$500 bail for his appearance before
the Grand Jury at the October term
of Court
The warrant for arrest id the case
was directed to officer Fine
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
Returned From OTerseag

Private John Tyler, who has been
serving overseas with the american
Expeditionary Forces for thepast veal /
has returned and is with HIS parents.
Mr.. and Mrs George Tyler at Arun-
dei-0n-tIie- Bay.
Private Tyler was discharged from
Camp Dix. New Jersey. on Friday last.
He is wearing two overseas service
stripes and two stars for haxang sery-
ed in two important battles. Argnnne
Forest and ST. Mihiel TEe young
man had a wonderful experience but
came ont unscathed. not haTlng even
been gassed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
Announcement

herein announce that | have
opened al the corner Of Randall and
Prince George streets, whore will
carry full line OF choice FRUITS.
VEGETABLES and POULTRY.
Prompt delivery and prompt attention
to telephone orders. Phone 262. Open
from a. m. to Z p M; Saturdays.
q h m. to II D. m.
n. A. MACALUSO.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
ssg Happy Throng.
tns Interesting Programme
4 Unite to Make Gay
3 IITIvE DRILL ON

ON TIVE DRILL ON
the series of drills and
efelsea of june week was
lliA morning III the shape
tifry drill which formed 4
.Fs ultilt In the competition
80 during the whole year
m ia carry the regimental
drills and exercises are
h, for the purpose OF indicat
he members OF the Board Of
the character. Of training
e9 ID the making Of an on
a Sd United States Navy. but 70.
latlsiads Of visitors here they
4 connected with the conl-
sa litt il week ut the Naval Acad
hi, Ii necessarily presents much
8pslao interest Indeed regular,
sas,ee upon THESE Incidents Of
ssse aeek programme, affords q very
review of the practical train
n salrh Mldshipman receives
oa itfg III the great nize of the regi-
sgai this year. i departure In the
ehod III conducting the drill WAS
fhe drill Will cover two morn
H periods. today and tomorrow, and
lllt saine time. the two battalions
Il IS through their movements in
spiela parts OF the Academy, Wor-
Il aud Farragut Fields. Il became
try to carry out the drills In
81 MAS owing to the larger number
kssre,l and the greater time com
aed on Wednesday, the compcti-
artillery drill will he held, and
that time all the other competitions
ia decided. and II viii be possi-
d determine upon the winning
ng4ny. Tie eoiors will be present
Thursllay evenings dress pa
4sk competition Tor the right to
auy III regimentnl coinrs II i very
aifsssg one, and covers prof i
various professional branch
laghout the y0ar The biggest
as iii this competition are the
isiy and artillery drills, which
ii decided until this week. so
De Intense interest IN the con-
maintained to the last. In
NJ one knows who has won, until
aaalng company Is called TO the
"a during Thursdays dress parade,
the calors presented to the mid
ftgaail Who commands It Just at.
present. ne sixteenth company, COM
,alfd IS Midshipman Thomas p
.iitain, s. iii the lead BY virtue Of
aSlRr llrst place IN the target prac-
aBll he eleventh company, com
saat Is siidshipman Il H Cruzen,
ealil hut the points Won In the
lls week may cause an up
gae l1palls honor which holds
H Tie Navy Athletic Club
enel excellence in athletics
s4na tha year. has been decid-
saa l fifs company. commanded
ftsa5af4an Harold Burroughs. is
e ali1eF With 2233 points. The coill-
tas good lead. but there was
far second honors. the
ainpany under Midship-
lown. having l79 points,
sa fl{g es, 1 q Il Assofllnafly under Mid
iisler having Its.
medal winners were an
No midshipnien hay-
denny records in field
tiffpns they are I'll
le milo run, and ID y.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
NOTICE
annapolis Bank Of Eastern Shore
Trust Co.
AN.lAPO Oils, ND. /.


wednesday, June 4th, having been.
proclaimed legal holiday by the GOV
ernor of Maryland. this bank will be
closed that day Paper maturing
june 4th. 1913, will be payable Thurs
day, the day following
DENNIS ]. THOMPSON,
Cashier
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03

A man may be diamond In the
rough. but lots oi people viii want TO
cut him
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03

!. r. A. MACALUsO
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