davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-15
Do1ifW6rrp
- buwwM -
COMMERCIALIZED DANCING.


And close the door where lerpsichore
II men and maden must eyort about in light fantastic, sport
The eegyd stop the ones who cop
tax on their eauon
Thus thew would put the kbo on the public dance and bid bgone
The protleers who through the years
On waltz or tot were eashns hi - .,, ,,,,,hh
To shake his feet and gaiy
The damSeS fair daShmg
BY taking prof, from the & dane: they hope to give better chance
Designed to be uplted,
And maybe they put across the scheme to make total loss
Toward which the youngsters difted
But 2; ,sd;% D. interest & our gS" s., . this said r. dancing BIZ
1t fla, as ramgled heather.
For those who o skip hot
And suioriic weather
still possible find something with kick despite the
extended lid Frnance there the the iron, porch
these sutry evenings
And carly football practice only six weeks away.
cheerful hi, making hi,
that about it.
We would be humilng be held up by boy
bandit down by motorcycle speaking might the and
downs OF this complex existence.
Mark Ke,ler, Endorsement o o cisaret will
will no. meet with the pp,Ov, Of The woman who has to gather
mark the piano
Chinese language exciting those
who can't understand it.
daylight saving by presidential veto and thrifty opi-
Expressing another pork
would infer from the slices ham the sandwiches
the railway lunch
Let this column follow during when
learn what certain do
thing to cheer up.-Adv
RIGHTEOUS INDIGNATION
In Germany the OF grub
Is down, the
Which makes the dub
Dust off again his hymn OF hate.
At Purcell the county jail
the Fourth Of July. which
HSSkins n.shbor ostnqy he suspects the
only he Joined the church salvation
Far be from tell their
should be said in defense about the barber
hot towel this Our supposed
guards cruel and punishment but the
at least halt OF that and has driven become
| safety
Another the is who
the babies milk and fund He qualifications
a German officer
The ants always enjoy picnic lunch although
| entirely satisfactory TO the rest OF the
Occasionally young fortune and returns
TO
September Morn didn't have deal Iuy morn
| ings, the miknan informs
g. Foosln and get by disguised a
progress
--
n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-15

Usher and one Of the most influen-
tiAl figures IN British affairs born
near Dublin iiiN-iour years ago to-
I,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-15

The young lady across tho way says
this nation has outliNcd It's period ot
isolation and hereafter viii always he
mixed up more or less IN Utopian ar
fHIra
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-15
Lines Worth Remembering.

The beginning OF all virtue is COM
Sultatlon and delibcratlon, and the end
and perfection Of IT, fidelity and con-
Narcy. DcmoSthtncS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-15
Old Stories
-NarMr HucS fHzeS
Twenty Years Ago.

Messrs Peoples, Sldlkum George
Barnett Allen Hall, Collier and Clai-
borne went on, to the lake west Of the
city on fishing iaunt yesterday.
The committee appointed By the
BaptiSts OF the territory TO select a
location for the proposed Baptist col
lcgc will visi, the different towns
bidding for the college in the near
future An Oklahoma City committee
has been appointed with DR. /. Haynes
Buxton as chairman 90 make a sub
stantill Bill for the college
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-15

\ recent governmental report shows
there are altogether ~ occupations
open 10 women in Japan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-15

Let this column follow you during vacation when you
learn what certain resorts do to tourists
thing to cheer you up.-Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-15

Rufe HNkins his neshbor stnqy he suspects
only he Joined the church because salvation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-15

At Purcell fifty OF booze from the county
Fourth OF July which a safe way to act
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-15
Ten Years Ago.

Mr. Ro'u Geh .~ ~ ~ 90"
Mrs. NJ. y. Gish OF l05 East Elcycnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-15
RIGHTEOUS INDIGNATION

In Germany The ptice OF grub
Is going down, the papers state,
Which makes the patriotic dub
Dust off again his hymn OF hate.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-15

September Morn didn't have great deal these Jul,
ngs. the nllktnan informs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-15

Expressing another way. the price Of pork is about high
would infer from the transparent slices ham the sand
the raMaY lnnch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-15

Footness and other things sometimes get by disguised
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-15

The ants always enjoy picnic lunch although may
entirely satisfactory to the OF the party.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-15

Another enan the the who s,oi
the babies milk and
a German officer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-15

Occasionally young leaves home his fortune and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-15

Far be from tell others how their business
should be said defene about the barber who
hot towel at this Our law supposed furnish
guards cruel and unusual punishment but the
least half of that and has driven become
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-15

The daylight saving law is saved by presidential and thrifty
will that the prospect saving anything encouraging
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-15

Mark Kesers Endorsement of the neatnen of the ciga
will not meet with the approval of the who has to
the stubs where has laid them down to burn
mark the piano.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18


Easins WflaOa rakx yiniE
Ean6 % hIs way haek To Ihe Umat@
ssates next month, but n viii not ~ ID
xongex with statesmen BE has hOped
is b abls ID sail from British pogts
prohably QueansEown. and have a.
opportunity ID inspect the haae og the
American 00stlla which did sssch 70
nsarkshle work Ia TIE anti abEnagane
wagfaFa.
Mr. Wilson. q u said. might decide
IL he visits England 10 stop Tor i lew
hourn & Oxford 10 receive an honOr-
airy degree which THAI nniversltx
wlslaes u confer az him He would
not nsceasarily VISIT London On his
sourney. Il when the president starts
hDmewagd no alonId feel It necessary
fOf him ,t0 retnrn later ID Europe be
might postpone hls visit to Oxford.
but Il Be feels there il any doubt
shout his coming back 20 the peace
congress he might gO vi Oxford tO re-
cetve bis degree.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
OUR FRIEND, THE HORSE.
STILL. GREAT AND LOVED

/ New York's thirty-third horse show
opened ia good time For the 6ret
Day 81 il. New Works attention was
drawn ii other directions, but after
that the people and the lsitorH o. the
great metropolis could and did turn
with good heart to the enjoyment Os
what has become great eyent Of
their year. says the Hartford Times
No computations 81 democracy keep
the people from bowling at his throne.
Ii Is attn his majesty the horse king
of useful animals and ct 0ifce the
servant and the master Of man.
And this II after more than i score
0f years 81 which the horse has been
disappearing. Excellent prophets
could have told dc decade ago that
hy this time the horse would he q rare
II not ga nnknOwu animal, gone st
least from our city streets. Their
prophecy Is proved vanity What the
horse lacks in our urban end eastern
centers be more than makes up Ia
quality and preetige And elsewhere
ne more tEsn holds his own IN both
numbers and dignity. Z
The figures have been 0gten quoted
but III view of d persistent Impression
It Ii well to repeat them. From 1850
to 1890 horses grew space with the
human population The 1000 900 Of
the former year had become over IL
.000. 900 III the latter There was 8
slight ahrinkage In the following dec
ade, but ii 1910 the census found FL
10000 horses Ii this country In
1915 the number had increased to 21.-
$4,000. though the war demand had
been III progress alrnOst b year. And
III spite 81 q tremendously Increasing
demand since then, the estimate In
1917 was III .210, 600 horses.
Since our entrance into the war we
have sent them away much faster,
but it IL probable that nov we have
at least 1900 900 horses here. and
the number viii 30 Up with bound.
as soon as the drain stops, FOR at pres
ent prices there Is big money IN rais-
ing horses.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
aprRrT uENnEagAYgp

Ihat ii me spirit 81 proc az
listed 81 the sufferers II ThaFsdsy
nlaht's are this spirit y be nnde-
sagqed hy the heavy loases suffered.
Is was commendabls BIC q enter
rise Oh the part OF thai business man
80, while the flames wers still burn
ia aRss wrsckage, secured location
Asen Il carry on bis busineaa and
noe Assu days break IL y
sia Il she spirit which builds cities.
sane spirit which does things
gth while everywhsrs Il Y the
sss which we want to zee - An
sOlts and which We are sure exists.
unfortunately, Il - latent or
rant ID some cases The example
81 these msn viii have good In
mcs and nlay be the ueans Of caas-
so athers TO sall into the march Og
pgFess
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
NEW SAVINGS STAMPS
NOW 70 BE HAD At
LOCAL POST OFFICE

Postmaster Linthicuan announced
this morning that the new geriea d
War Savings Stamps and Thrift
Stamp certificates have been recefved,
and are now on sale at the Annapolis
p0stofEce
Postmaster LinthicuHn said today
that nor only III I'D opportunity nov
open 10 those desiring q profitable IN
vestment as well as g means of provi-
dent saving BY the purchase Of thsse
stamps. but In so doing the investor
will aid the government ID footing
the enormous expenses Incurred III
prosecuting the war TO successful
tlnish.
The stamps Will be sold. the post
master aid. under the same condi-
tons Of sale az during the past year.
During the present month the price Of
the Saving Stamps ID SALE each. This
price viii advance one cent each month
until Il reaches It's maximum Of 9E.23
December next. The stamps are re-
deemable 1T their lace value of $5 an
er January 1. 1894 They may be pur-
Chased 20 an amount not ID excess Of
81 900. The postoiEsce depa rtment, Mr.,
Lsinthicun said, has provided every
convenience for the purchase and de-
livery of these stamps Upon request
Iettar-carriers will promptly supply
them and collect upon delivery, un-
less ii lii desired 10 make purchases 81
the possoNace.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
iseall
FIRST M R Chs

The following services are offered
at the Fret Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. Il. w. Burgan. pastor. to-
morrow
40 b. In. Sunday school At the
same hour the Mems Bible class viii
be addressed BY the pastor on the sub
feet. Hoses az Labor Leader. Z
III q ma special thanksgiving
service In recognition Of the great
Dry victory h this country The
address viii be given by DR. A s.
Williamson the new associate superin-
tendent of the Maryland Anti-Saloon
league
7.16 p. mi The Epworth League de-
v0tional meeting will be conducted by
the Candidates, class under the leader
ship Of Professor Harry Gossard
sp M. The third of the special ser
iss Of sermons viii be preached On
CHRISTIAN American and World Re
construction
The special theme tomorrow night IL
The Road To NandaEay. the public
il cordially invited 10 iii these serv-
ices
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
no

~ ne Etbr Of TIC rssstafl
asass can QuaaIsy aa q aaslSs ~
aSsa7s of priGngy interest 30 M8gsaslsas
les arse sAy chat the her aOts Us Ops En-
ism whlch maa struck ~ Mrs. Ger
srude Nelson Andrews. Of New York
city. 81 Il meeting held yesterday IL
fhe old Senate Chausbeg Of the Stale
Esouse under the auspices Of the Wora-
ems clubs 0g Annapolis. waa . message
thai should arouse mothers throughout
the country 70 the irnpoxGance of IA
brand neN outlook upon lie during no
daya that he before rs Everyone is
talking about the pros seas Of civliiza-
tion. Many gnEure generations Will
have 10 i've under the customs, vaew-
points, international relations. and So
ciaI ideals which We Of this generation
shall eatabIiah. Formative peFiOas Ia
the worlds history come aegdom. and
when they come they are q incalcuI-
able importance. This ii che Of them.
what order Of human extstencs shall
We os today iEupOse upon the genera
ti0ns 10 come?
I9 the ideals expressed by Mrs AM
drewa az sAe spoke upon one OF her
many original IDEAS. The Youth and
Courage Movement, were 70 animate
the hearts Of mothers the world over.
pOgteraty would enjoy i faIness Og life
beyond our experience. but not beyond
oar desirea. There would be life. life
III is highest sense There would be
health. We mast get out Of the habit
IOf spending 81 much Of our time Ia
asking after each Others healths. only
to be answered BY long descriptions Of
our many ailments. from rheumatism
on down We must stop counting our
birthdays. Mothers, and especially
grandmOthers must grow younger and
younger. Old age Is merely ciinging
to things of the past IT is near To
death, though holding tenaciously to
the old life IT IS like the lingering of
winter when spring Is drawing nigh.
We can all be young. and keep young,
and be young ia the end Gladstone
was great statesman at 86 Florence
Nightingale was young at o. Mrs
Andrews aaid she called ON Mrs Eliza
beth Cody Stanton, when the latter
vas So years old. and found her prac-
ticing on the piano She had been so
busy al her life she had not had time
to take music lessons. but was then go
ing 10 realize her ambition Or learning
TO play the piano.
Mrs Andrews said people are bound
By habits and bogies They have the
same things I'd est on the same days
Eof the week They dress alike. talk
alike, think alike We Taust love novel
" and originality II we are To be truly
progressive, We also need d sense of
humor Mark Twain's wife always
called him youth Youth and the
sense Of hlanor always go together
And courage also goes with youth.
Without courage we cannot face the
future. The last century made the
world neighborhood: this century is
making it b Brotherhood.
Let the women of Annapolis carry
on their splendid work Of the past,
along new and progressive lines. until
society ID transfused with the spirit Of
God. and Of true brotherhood.
MAURICE s. WHITE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
WOM ANS EQUALITY

a ling line Or patient custom SK@
attad at the stamp window 81 the
napoIis postofIice the other day for
assr rstugn 10 procure stamps. Some
s them we're business uiss whose
se WAS 81 considerable value. pet
gsy quite properly took their place n
~ limo even though II might be be-
msn6 NOSE whose appearance and nc
ssss faiIed 10 indicate that they we're
IS any particular hurry or that time
81 anyshing ID them.
Az is usually the case with ticket
ndow Of stamp window lines, prog
n was slow and there were vexa-
saona delays Yet these waters pa-
sly WAITED their turn. creeping
narar their goal foot or two ct .
~
Eer d woman, If there b. dis
stiys phystognoms fOE the suffrage
saaasr this woman 80 truly suffrage
daF. Maissttcally she sailed n the
erai direction Of the stamp window,
aps tha long line Of waiting men
M glance be fina scorn and pro-
sisd ID establish herself directly at
90 heaa q the line.
when the customer In the act Of
caaslng stamps Ind been served
- 0almiy stepped from the other side
@ ne window 10 his place and made
wants known 70 the atamp clerk.
very deliberately she fnmhied wiki
and purses. extracted coin.
assa her purse and waited for the
mga. When Il reached her she
d her place at the window until the
esange had been safely deposited in
sae purse, then, with another diadain-
9aa glance st the fine Of plebian waltz
90, swept out the doOE.
1aais Ii Al experience which comes
% almost every one who has occasion
So wait Id line And ninety -nine
eaAe our 0f hundred the offender ID
well-dresaad woman 81 apparent
asatiou and culture. why Il this
0man asks TO BE placed On an
equality with naan. yet takes adyantaga
ea her sex Ia such matters IS these.
.Assda from tie injustice Of aakine d
s man to step aside for her IN this
wgny. thare Ii the matter 81 common
caEts9y Is he considered and Il seema
ssais that i woman OF culture
ould % thoughtless and inconsid-
crate 0g the rights og others Is To do
assca things Some men attezapt this
Asaach be courtesy ard the nnwritten
1aw of take your turn also Bnt q
an doesn't have much luck Ii getting
ayay with Ii for his fellowmen acowl
IS aim OF curse him or push him aside
ascending 10 Tue needs of the occasion,
ii II manlfsasly impossible % adopt
heR 81 shsBs courses With 8 lady and
siaa average man viii good-nakuraaiy
aap aside Cor her III such cases
Woman Who seeks equality wtih man
sould give consideration 20 these III
Eaa matters Ii she wants 10 take her
pacs with man lib the business world
80 must also take her place with him
y TIE waiting line. play the game fair-
~ and await her turn.
n 4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18

CURE :

E1w MfEan hare xuu heard that aaA exY
&H0xa TIE ySckksns 0f disease N&KhMp8 eM
disorder has gone 10 lar 8ax AelR e&G
0EteE@R 81 fg 3na& "a sfB &gMt Bta EeH Ana f2e
isaFn8 ass0 1rsseM arr essfy axfnxeN EfEs
sstsa8 il hCsp. as Usk sssenasrs ESad 2&x
tho eMuse asg& Htr& FasAge 81 f.s& II
g.A1 eam SssM SIZE s9flA rsgfaE ysssE SEa h
III af .ss. III u afssT 9Ac kfss I'm. Tse al
s&y1 80 Esg nssaf xiss xes sssra ~
tssa hssta4u fissse- asstt wtlea shfg fask iii
ffsefr wsss IS tssge1aa@ anil tsxsyrs sEss ~
ssse 7sskassn ss,aE ssHafankle sass .
CORD I'D E ESazRg zn OIL viii
N44& MExsNe& 1EEtszsS ae k&s2aR GfN&a ASzsH8E
@N& nEA6f fTeNA 1K6 EAafx &AszkzSs
w4SM sm @exE Ms NE - NMgW II sos
DOB ARk Ne9 SN& 40
m M s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
WHAT INK SCRIPT sAY

And 4 shall come to pass ID the last
aasa saith Cod, win Doar ont os my
sask up0n al SasA: and your sans
ai yOnr daughters shall pr0phesy,
SD y0ur yunng men shall zee viatona,
MEsa ysanr old men shall areaaa dreams:
Ard on nay servants and ca my
Eaaiaena ! Win poer out an tlsosa
$50 o. my Spirit; and they ahall
A will aADw wonders in haawam
vss md signs II tla earth egh !.
40 4 alaaa e1gae IS Sss That who
ahla1z aaEa % me MANS AZ sla6
1g.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18

Az Anm ,OlSs. I'll TIE Seate ~ Mary
land ii the close 0f business
December s1ss. 1918

Il IsS0ua SES.
&soans and discounts " - s02. ~
pfeTsiraftg, secured and anee- =
s. cured u 80 - -
nj. u O. ss s:.s,. 49,
MoFtgaMM and judgments g s. IS &,
ssue fros1 Nationai state aud
Private hanka and Bankers
zlad Trust Companies other
than reserve i. ~. .t1s9@osfk
Cheeks and ether cash Items s. l0.@64, -
Exchanges FOR clearing house 1Bss11h06
lawful money reserve IN bank
d 4. currency and
National bank
i Hosss s;s;,. - 4 ssaos
Min0r coin ZS6flS
Miscellaneous assets. w i. Il. assa
rorAt q i
LIABILITIES.
Capital atock paid In. ..S 20 Coz ca
Undivided pro6ts, less expenses
interest a1d taxea uA3d..s. A4&4.<B
1ne from National, State and
Private Banks and Ranksrs
and Trust Companies, other .w
than reserve. ... ! 4s.s..s..s., spg.@11 40
f3ue to approved reserve agents. ~ l2aaB
Subject "a cheek. sr05s iG-5I
Certificates Of deposit
ceFtiaed checks SssiS
Deposits ttimel
Savings and special ST n
riabllites other than those
above stated - ~
Tc,rA 81 go ESQ. ii
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
Sad b ono. City 81 Toledo.


Lucas County. ss.
Frank ]. Cheney makes cath that he
Is senior partner Of the fifsp Of +. u
Cheney a Co.. doing Ausinss ii the
City of Toledo, County and stat
aforesaid, and that said arm will pay
the sam o9 ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS Tor each and every case of Ca
sarrh that cannot be cured BY the ugA
of HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
FRANK u CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
ln ny presence, this 6th day og Do
cember. Al ID. 1885.
A. w. GLEASON.
iSeaIl Notary Public.
Halls Catarrn Medicine 10 taken an
ternaily and acts through the Blood on
the AAncuoua Surfaces OF the System
Send for testimonials, free.
ri. j. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by ali druggists. 7sc.
HALLS Family Pills for constipation
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
AT II.se O,cLoCK q. :.

Mt 11sS@ O'CLOCK y. ~
ali 81 the property described III said
mortgage. namely
Ali that tract or those tracts 81 land.
containing s01 - acres, more Or less. With
the buildings and improvements thereon
known as "Greenberry Point Farm, nit
uated Id the Third Election District OF
Anne Arundel county. Maryland, and be-
viewed INTO the said Gharlks y. Renlson
bY Luther Al Palmer and wife, by deed
dated November ~ 1881 and recorded
ampng the land records aforesaid 70 Llber
This property has large frontage on
Mil Creek and CarrA Greek and IL con-
yenlently near the Annapolis and Baltt-
sIt Is adjacent til the q. >. Government Ex-
detrimental station aud to the proposed
Nzte OF the new Research Laboratory Ihe
Ind ~ improved oy sarge anu spns ,s
tial dwelling house, modern COW sgA DieA
barns etc About 100 acres 0f the lana
are in alfalfa and In highly developed
state. The lay Of this land and tn pr0x-
Unity 10 Annapolis and It's excellent water
facilities ms Ike Ii equally well adapted TOR
subdivision and deTel0pOpment ~ Wen
al aor succeassui farming opera tions.
Thin sale u subject 20 the legal uper-
,stfoTx and effect 81 Il mortaRe on fhe shove
described property from Charles e, Rem
son and Ellis r Remaon. his wife. 70 9.
Clifton Sunderland, dated November ~,
1915, and recorded among tne Land recor ~
0f Anne Arundel county ~ LtOer y. ~.
No. III, folio 184
TERMS or HAA.E--A deposit % -, eO0,OO
win Be required OF the purchaser ct the
time on sale, and the balance OF the pur-
chase money. with interest thereon at the
rate DC SIX per eeItum per annunl, g De
paid "a fOliowe: One third upon ratinca-
ton OF sale. one-t third Ia SIX months and
one third IN twelve months the deferred
payments To be secured 70 the eaffskac-
N ~ sbe y purchass haze fhe entire balance after
the initial deposits may be paid upon rat
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18

There IL no good aud safacieEs raa-
son why you should mind Jour own
business e other people VIII pay yot
more for mlnding theirs.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18

A LIQUID composed Of IaHnpblack and
kerosene ii said 20 answer we'll for
marking boxes with rather Ane
brush
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
D 1 e y .

seTF.r.Kls ON january Isl 1919, At Johns
H0pkin,e hospital. Baltimore, Md, MRS.
ANNIE r.. MILLER. wife Of John AZ.
Miller and i resident Of Cedar Park,
ls1nerai win take place Monday morntne,
January 21af. &c 8 d. M. from S.. Mary's
church. 1nterment ii So. MAYS GENE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18


The ,sIowina books have besn added e
the Library -. "a. xry..
.The Welling Place o. Light ~ VII
S': I'M Inevitable Balance Sheet ~ IA
"a SrcnIs Riders wife, ~ ccFa Aaar-
atR vs xs.sh
ertn RSn@hart.
s.Exfslcating OBADIAH, Dy Joseph -
eIsiv BY I.eonoFa DaIrymple.
NV k0nr Years In Germany ~ =.
J" VIE Your Treasures la.r BY Holman
arhs cine II The Air ~ Isabel o.,
trande
TKAa New B10lxa. - peg dag
Oaa Raoka. 10 per days