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COURT CALENDARS.

Supreme Court.
APPELLATE Dfv1s1oN-Recess.
Supreme Court.
SPECIAL TERM-PART n.-Before wagner,
J.-Court opens at 1880 A. NJ. Ex parts
matters. D.
surrogate's Court.
ofIAMBERs--Before Fowlsr. Sat 1870 A.
MO day calendar.
City Court,
SPECIAL TERM.-pART II.-aBefore Meyer,
J.-Court opens alto A. NJ. Ek parts mat
tiers at 10 30 A. NJ.
BRONX COUNTY.
Supreme Court.
SPECIAL TERN tChambcrs) -Before Terney,
y.-Eourt opens at 10 A. NJ. RI parte
business.
surronate's Court.
CHAMBERs-Before Schulz. Sea parte
business.
County Court.
SPECIAL TERN Chambers)-Befure Gibbs.
J.--Ex pArte business.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-NAIr


CARPENTER takes all kinds work. re-
pair houses by day or contract anywhere
Wll.kS. 52S Hudson St, city.
CHAUFFEUR, married. 7 vSa-s1 o,,,--7-
ence, wishes private position; good rsfer-
ences; answer by mail. TRACER. 2ss Z.
15bth
NIGHT WArCHMAN wishes positioD
JOHN WAITER III LIST Av.
RESPECTABLE married man 40 RsigI.s
Holland, French, English lang ua yes fiuentIv
would like position with exporting or i'm .
porting concern, Invoice, export or CORE
nk% A HAZE ift Butler 81. Patterson. Nj.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-rEMALr.

WANTED-Position chaperone or
companion TO young lady or elderly person
for winter preferred. either In America or
abroad; references Address. Care Tudor
Hall, Apartment sol, Massachusetts, Ave.
Mrs. Anne A BsanhI - ~
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS,

LOSr-On or after May s. 1919. interest
pass book OF this thank. No. K-l5Ol. in
the name of David simon; all persons are
warned against receiving said book DOR
value.
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TUKYIsUEn ROOMS WASTED.

wANTED--Iu Newark .. tH# rgr,
three or four furnished r.rT' '.
housekeeping; prefeTau'y r
fly. Write or phone Mr.. W . man.
3s Iittleton Avenue Ne"lrr '
Qao Market
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YOUNG GERMANS MIGRATING.
4Bo Land In ArKentina ana 30. 900
Are Going to Mexico.

BuENos AIRES, Sept 1.-Two steam
ships to-day brought $50 German immi-
ssfsiits to CIis port the men were ali
young, robust and educated. The ma
jority Of them had contracted for en-
pioyment In Argentina before leaving
Germany.
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HELP NANTEu.

80, >>~~~~~~~~~-~S~~s
MAN as butler, Sc; wife, chamber
maid assistant lsundress, westchester
county; Apply by letter. A. c, king.
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FOE SALE.

t~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~>~~~~~~~-
DIAMONDS bought, sold. for cash only. e.
tates bought BENNETT. IT'S B'way funstairsl
1917 Indian Motorcycles, with sideeaT.
Gall sunday rnornins. xlApDsn SOS \. "a
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MEXICO CITY, Sept. 11.-Thirty thou
sand emigrants are prepared to leave
Germany for Mexico. according to Ar
thur Won Magnus, representative OF the
German Government here. who to-day
requested the Mexican Government to
furnish him Information regarding
Mexican labor conditions which would
affset these nswcomarG
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ANYWAYS FRIDAY. sEPTpMBEn 4

ARRIVALS FRIDAY, sEPTBMBBR II.
Sc Adriatic Southampton, sept. ..
ss Aquitania, Southampton. Sept. g.
IS Harlem, Bordeaux, Aug. ~
es West Shore. Brest, Aug. "a.
Sc Lakeville. Antilla, Sept. 6,
g Sabine sun. Port Arthur. Sept. e.
g Pigue, Antins,
81 John Bmery, Jacksonville.
81 Caserta, Gibraltar, Aug. 81.
Sc Re a. Italia, 81. Mchaels, Sept q
S. Aledo, Antwerp, Aug. 70.
IS Trelyon. Shields. Aug. n.
SIS Courageous. Liverpool, Aug. %.
IS Eaependy, Marseilles, Aug. II.
rs SmaraEd, Kingston. Sept T.
IS ST. Francis, Santos, Aug. 20.
SIS CITY Of Atlanta. Savannah, Sept. 10.
IS Georgia, Philadelphia, Sep. IL.
IS Princess Anne, Norfolk.
IS Leonidae, Newport.
Sc l.. j. Drake. Port Arthur.
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Business Troubles.
Schedules In Bankruptcy,

MAXIM CORPORATION - Schedules of
Maxim Corporation, eng aged Ia the busi-
mesa of buying. selling and exporting
merchandise and machinery. 100 Broad
way. Liabilities, S1,s96,012; assets, SI5,-
6z4. Secured claims; American Exchange
Cartridge Company. s2Ss,5ss; Royal Dan
ish Government, 1885,; GARFIELD Ma
tional Bank. $3.50; ]. D. Palmer, u.s.
900; Starkweather & Sheplsy, si7,0le.
Unsecured claims: E. /. Du Pont de
Nemours & Co. $4,000; Every NJ Davis,
f7s,4os; Durkln estate, $1,000: ]. w. o.
Bannon, S5l,0SS; George A. CASTOR Ss2,-
$4,000; r. b. Brown. 3l2.SIs; Runkei
Bros. $10,902; Engineering and Trading
Corporation, s170,347; John A. Crowley
Company, $37.999; A. H. Nilsson Machine
Company, &s,2ss; William T. Koch. ST.
1877: Henry Kelly. Jr., $1,000; Jan Burian,
1887. Albert X. Newman, So Wall
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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.


Due To-day.
Sc Oscar IL. Copenhagen, Aug. Is.
ss Comal. Galveston. Sept 8.
Va Cedric, Liverpool, Sept. 3.
S. France, Hayre, Sept. 6.
IA Brandenburg. Bordeaux, Aug. 10.
SA vitrvvia, ATtirossan. Aug. s.
IS Catalonia, CadIz, Aug. Is.
ss Lake Tulare, Barry. Aug: H.
ss Grace Dollar, Shields, AuS. O.
o American. Antwerp. Aug. %.
ss Lynsenfiord. Christianis. Aug. n.
ss Tampico, Progreso. Aug. ~.
ss wacouta. Havana, Sept. .
:. Lake lake, Mv sao; Santiago; Sept Z
81 Nero. Bordeaux, Aug. 10.
81 Clan Rose, Aug. a.
Sc Nerus, Brest, Sept. I.
Sc Buitenzorr. Rotterdam. Aug. u.
81 Bjornefiord. Shields. Aug. D.
ss City of Atlanta, savannah. Sept. q
b Lenape. Jacksonville, Sept. ..
Due Tomorrow.
IS Oman, st. Nazaire. Sept. Q.
SIS BelvedeFe, Naples, Aug. a.
Due Monday.
Sc La Touraine Havre, Sept. g.
IS Orduna, Liverpool Sept 8.
S. Antigone, Brest, SeptA
IS Charybdis Bermuda, Sept. u.
IS Guiana, ST. Thomas, Sept 8.
s MORO Castle. Havana, sept IL
IS Cretic, Liverpool, Sept. 5.
Due Tuesday.
So Bergensftord Bergan, Sept. G
Bs America. Brest, Sept. 9.
81 fastener, Bordeaux, Sept. ..
B. Oskaloosa. Bordeaux, Sept. T.
SIS City Of st. Louis, Savannah, Sept ~.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
To-day.
Greece parcel post only. via Pstrss, Sc.
Francs, belgium, Rumania, Bulgaria, Luxem.
boLrg, CEecho- slovakia, Jugo. Slayia, German
Austria, Poland. Switzerland, Italy. Spaln
Greece POrtugsl BsyPt British india British
settlemGntaSs and Persia via HAvrs S. La
France Especially addressed onlyl, via Bor-
deaux; also parcel post malls for France, Al.
Eer1a, Corsica and Tunls, IS. Chicago s'@
Z Germany a parcel post mails and specially ad.
dressed corre,pondence>' via Hamburg 3d. Ike
Italy tpsrcsl post mails and specially I'D
dressed o0rrsspondence), via Naples and Genoa
s.. TaOr1nina, $50 A. NJ
Monday.
post mails for Union Of South AfrcA, SIS. sus-
qunhanna, IL N.
Belgium and Luxembourg cpArcel post mail
and specially addressed correspondence)' VIA
Antwerp SIS. West Pool, A. NJ
Greece parcel post malls only. via Patras'
S. Edgehill. 10 A. NJ.
Senegal. Gambia. Gold Coast. Lagos and
Winnebah, Acera, CotonOu, Lagos. Duola. BomA
and MatadI, IS. Liberty Land, A. NJ.
Azores Islands portugal must be specially
Addressed for despatch by this Steamship, via
Ponta Delgada and Lisbon; also parcel post
mails for Azores and Portugal. IS. Roma
10 80 A. NJ.
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.
The eonnectng nlAils eiese a. ths General
Post Office and City Hall Post Office station
New York, at p. NJ, as tollows;
Cochin China and Netherlands East Indies
via San francisco, SIS Shlnyo Maru, Sept. II
Hawai-. japan, Corea, China and siberia
via san Francisco. SIS. Colombia, Sept. is.
Philippine Islands and Cochin China. via
San francisco. SIS. Colusa. September 10.
Japan. Corea, china, siberia, sam, Cochin
China. Netherlands East indies and Philip
pines Islauds. via Vancouver. and Victoria
Is, q, IS. Empress Of Japan, Sept. 20.
Fill Islands New Zealand and Australia
via Vancouver ant Victoria. D. G.. S.
Niagara. SEPT. p
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands New Yea.
land and specially addressed mail for Aus
traliA. vie sAn fEAneisee. ss. Tofea. sept. n.
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK

SIS Te1aco, from Portland
SIS City Of Shanghai. from Boston.
SIS Polycarp. from Liverpool.
IS Michigan, from London.
SIS Sayaporack, from Shanghai.
SIS Meteor, from Buenos Ayres.
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Mark Williams, 9th Surgical Dist, IN
charge OF Attn Surgical Dist, In addition to
his own, for days from ~ p. N. Sep
TENDER 10. during absence Of surgeon on
vacation.
Augustus II. Brown. 10th Surgical Dist.
tion to his own for IA days from P. NJ.
September II, during absence Of surgeon
on vacation
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-03
THE FIFTH LOAN.

The decision Of Secretary Of the
Treasury Glass to allow purchasers
Of Liberty Victory bonds to pay for
same in six installments, instead Of
four. as heretofore. obviously will do
much to popularrs The loan and pu
II over.
II is loan that must be put over,
for the money was borrowed on
Treasury certificates and largely
spent in order TO prosecute the war
and to bring the boys home Not
merely is the faith Of the Nation in
volved in paying off these certificates
but II is necessary also from an econ
omic standpoint that the banks shall
be relieved Of the burden which they
temporarily assumed Business con.
ditions can not be good unless the
people shall absorb this loan.
There is a special reason why the
people Of Texas should buy their
quota Of these bonds speedily. name.
ly. that the selling campaign is TO be
launched on April 81 the eighty third
anniversary Of the battle Of San ia
cin,o. through which the independ-
ence Of Texas was secured. and which
left a powerful impress for good on
all Of the Western Hemisphere Dial.
las Evening Journal.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-03

: In response to the notice sent out
by County Agent, Carroll Thompson.
most Of the sheep raisers Of Lubbock
County and some from adjoining
Counties met at the Court House in
Lubbock on March 18th.
: This meeting was called for the
purpose Of discussing the advisable
lty Of organizing a sheep and wool
growers association at Lubbock. Aft
or the purposes and benefits Of such
organization were explained, by Mr.
NJ w Coll, Sheep Specialist from the
Extension Department Of A. a. NJ
Z College Of Texas, all the men pres
ent were very enthusiastic over the
proposition and determined to organ
ize the South Plains Sheep and Wool
Growers Association" with headquar-
tiers az Lubbock, Texas.
A committee composed Of Messrs.
o. l. Slaton. J. c, Stanford, Russell
Myrick. F C. Oliver. and W H.
Vaughn. were appointed to draw up
constitution to be presented at the
next meeting.
/ An invitation is hereby extended %
all Of the adjoining and nearby coun-
ties TO become members Of this asso-
citation We wish to urge that the
sheep owners Of all these counties
arrange to be present at the next
meeting and join in the work which
We expect 10 do.
The object Of this association is TO
advance the sheep and wool industry
in this section. The principal work
which will be taken up at present is
the cooperative marketing Of wool
Other things which will be handled
through the organization are co
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-03
ANOTHER GOOD RAIN
SINCE OUR LAST ISSUE

Since the Avalanche was printed
we have had anther fine rain. and
the South Plains is now in possession
of one Of the finest seasons that has
ever been known at this time Of the
year. Something near five inches of
rain has been received since the first
of the year, and everything is in fine
condition for the farmers and the
When planting time
comes everything will be in readiness
and with few warm days grass will
be coming along nicely, and range will
be getting good
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-03
500 Reward, 500

The readers - this paper viii he
pleased "a learn that there is NJ least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 20 cure len an Is stages and
that IN catarfh Cafafrh being greatly
Influenced by c0p~->tutional conditions
requires constitutihrll treatmeni-~~i{alrs
cainrrh Medicine {. ---rtes>rhally and
faces OF the SvTherohv destroying
the goundat .-~F the disease. friviug the
patient sirenrtl-><y building ~ The con
s,ltutiou and <sijing ulgll y. doing its
work Tie proD~~<1rs -'--rs 20 mush
Cafarrh Medicine that th,v offer One
Hundred Dollars for any Ease that u fails
to cure Send for het ~ testimonials.
address " y CHENEY \ co. Toledo.
Ohio. Se'e e. %. r-.'ci-t. i5c.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-03
Sheeb Raisers of the South Plains
are to Organize

operative marketing Of lambs, coop
erative use of valuable rams fo-
breeding purposes, promotion Of leg
islation beneficial to the sheepman,
destruction Of predatory animals etc.
Plans are under way to secure a
warehouse at Lubbock in which the
wool may be concentrated and held
for sale II seems assured that two
hundred thousand pounds Of wool viii
be concentrated at Lubbock this
Spring. and if the sheepmen of ad-
joining counties viii join in this work
this amount may be easily doubled
BY this plan you can readily see that
buyers will be anxious to inspect
such a concentration Of wool and ten
der bids
Another meeting has been called
for Wednesday April 9th. This meet
ing will be held AZ the Court House
in Lubbock and will start promptly at
2 o'clock p. m
The election Of officers TO handle
the business Of the association. the
adoption Of the constitution prepared
by the committee, and other import
ant business viii come up at this
meeting and il is essential that all Of
the sheep raisers Of the South Plains
arrange to attend
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-03

A " Nail who has been operating
the Palace Barber Shop on the west
side o. the square has leased the shop
space in the City Hotel building and
will have his shop there in the future
Mr. Nail has an al in this issue. and
some interesting prices. Read what
he says
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-03

Who will lie atsthe Box Supper?
What will they hsve? Answer; Men
and music: Ladies and lilaes Supper
and some sandwiches Readers and
rare specimens Of humanity; Elocu-
and entertainers; Homely
hubsands and handsome helpers; and
in fact. many other eurios. 4ol
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-03

Walter Belloch came in Monday
from Lubbock to visit homefolks for
a few days Walter says they have
been having quite a few sand storms
out his way but he thinks they are a
thing Of the past now. as the rain
was pouring down when he left.--As-
permont Star
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-03
THE AVALANCHE DELAYED
THIS WEEk--NO PAPER

The Avalanche is unavoidably de-
layed this week. Our regular ship
ment Of a ton Of paper per month
was delayed and has not reached us
yet. We ordered enough sent by ex.
press for this issue. and part Of IL
came and part was delayed at Sweet.
water which throws US a day late. We
regret very much the delay. but these
slips will come up, and We hope our
subscribers will not eritieiss us too
severely.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-03

Miss ADELAIDE Senter is az home af-
ter several weeks visit TO her sis
ter. Mrs Newman Payne Of Lubbock
AspermOnt Star
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-03

What time viii the box supper be
gin? We urge YOU "a come early so
that you cau hear al we say about
YOU. 4oi
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-03

:. The assH1,ss'a's night. Apr. y.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-25
"a DIVIDED SHIPS
HII.E THEY FLOAT

N ord4 ao utilize the shipbuildins
facils m the Great Eakes the uni-
ted Stats Shipping Board found ~
SELF con ted with the neceasIty 81
devising aew and faster method Of
fastening agether the halves of ships
that have Steen cut apart IN order 10
take thes. through the locks 81 the
Welland bstnai Practically every old
lake shiF brought to the ocean has
had I'd b{ cut Ia two III order 10 pass
Though Ase forty fur locks, since
the large vessel that they will ac-
commoda is $50 feet long, II feet
beam and Il feet draft.
Cutting /. Ne ship In two and putting
il togefhs Sgain formerly meant that
there mg be drylock facilities for
both opeK Nns
Engines " Of the Shipping board
worked plan for putting the
halves to- sher while they were still
sloating hi be 81. Lawrence river. and
as d result twenty four large lake yes
sells have len added during the year
to the American merchant marine The
method, sifsply explained, consists of
fastening &hgle-irons along the edges
Of the cut end By the manipulation Of
water baiiset, causing the halves to
fioat Ut ~ same depth. Long bolts
are then Assed through correspond
ing holes IL the angels attached TO the
halves ana they are drawn together
with nuts Patch plates are then
fastened kAr the cut on the outside
down to siae water line and very
short perIsd IN dry dock sunless 10
make the sesael seaworthy Worlds
work.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-25
EmplaYnena Rer -

How about JOB iii your home
town Z. asks q little folder which has
been Issued BY the employment once
at Camp sherman to assist discharged
soldiers ii finding Jobs
This pamphlet shows how the Uni-
ted States Employment Service Of the
Department Of Labor Is prepared to
handle all kinds of workers and en-
phasixea particularly the desire tp
place them in their own home towns.
BY applying TO the once al Camp
Sherman soldier may reoeiye infoT-
nation as 10 work available on that
particular day. the nature Of the work.
hours per day, pay, etc Ii ne selects
one Of these Jobs. he III given card
20 the employment once Ia the town
and II there put ii touch with the en-
ployer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-25
CoIlege Arenue Raptist Church

freedom, False and True" second
sermon ii the world Reconstruction
series, win be the morning subject at
the College Avenue baptist church to-
morrow Rev Dr John Sewers. pas
tOr
4 special musical program has been
arranged as follows
Orchestra prelude cornet duet,
aessrs Laynan and Herge; women's
chorus. ladies' Of the choir: orchestra
accompaniment with all. hymns.
at s d M the subject Of the sermon
~ The Holy War
Ladies choras. with cornet and vio-
lin Accompaniment.
Bible classes meet at 10 4. n. On
account 81 the large number In the
Mems bible class. taught ~ Mrs.
Sewers the class has been divided.
fhe mtdshipmen and candidates Bible
class meet III the auditorium, teacher,
Nfs John s Sewers. The civilian and
enlisted men Bible class meet ia the
pastors study The teacher for this
slass Il III Mitchell, uf ST. Johns col-
iese ST q
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-25

tton. aflaeEIez ana neats nsl
mp 81 me sg9 F0f eha nekt0d 66 ocGupa-
ltion and daEnnh likmti0n How these
features Ok ouF war service have been
extended Is shown By comparative az.
/ ures on shipments ok athletic goods.
December contributed 341s $50, ID an
1B months total 81 81 .24s. 1854
Add 10 Cur investment In athletic
supplies the sum Or s274. III Tor books.
magazines and papers. 500 ,50s for mo-
ton picture equipment and new aim
features; smaller amounts for station
cry and writing materials: and $685.
45S for motor transport equipment,
without which we could not serve the
soldiers 10 any considerable extent,
and Ne obtain total which shows that
our free service without restriction Is
increasing BY leaps and bonnds. The
Overseas purchasing department: for
instance. Is preparing TO ship to
France during this month of January,
1919, athletic goods valued at approx
mately $500, 900
The list Of goods shipped overseas
during the month reveals many In
tereatfng details and enormous totals
There are thirty -Bix different Items on
the list Of sports equipment alone
For chewing gum $leLIS2 was exs
pended. With 4 reasonable allowance
for waste 1875. O0e letters may be-
written home within the next few
weeks; thar many envelopes we're sent
to France last month The Y. III. b. a.
has been buying It's stationery abroad
until the signing of the armistice made
available the tonnage required to
transport the comforts demanded BY
the American soldier abroad.
Lady Nicotine. as usual. continues to-
he most popular with the soldier. Con-
tributing to shipments valued at 1885,
1864 IN December alone were 54,-
ATS cigarettes. 10000 cigars and 234.-
467 pounds Of tobacco
Consigned 10 the entertainment sec
tfUn Of the L NJ. C. a. were TAO, 900
feet Of aim. the equivalent Of about
ESQ new feature productions, comedies
and shorter subjects. Organs By the
hundred musical instruments, and
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-25
MAKING GOOD
At SIXTY I'VE

Don't worry abaeg pId age Al sound
man y good Ct an3 kge Keep your body
in good condition 9aa you can be as hale
and hearty and abs III do Jour Bit aa
when yon were ysNn9 fellow.
Affections OF ting 8tdneya and bladder
are ameng the lescse causes OF early
or helpless age them clean and the
other 0EEana In w Xng condition, and
you Will have notgsaA SA ia fear
Drive the poeiosB1 wastes from the
system and avoid ~ {hctd accommodations.
Take GOLD MEDts HasFien on Cap
suIes periodically &1tSy0u will ind that
ron are IN coed Rs IN 4 next fellow. Your
spirits Will be raiE8s sAted your muscles
strong and your rSsa keen enough for
any sSaak
GOLD MEDAL So Srieaa OIL Capsules
will do tho work. I be sure 10 get the
original I'm ported GsI To MEDAL Haarlazn
OIL Capsules. Theys ragtRBSs and guar
Ankeed to help yOu 81. your money viii he
refunded Fer sahA 81 n1azE druggists
IN seAied packages - zisss.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-25
SMOKES, SWEETS
AND SPORTS SUPPLIES
SATISFY THE SOLDIERS
These Form The BIggesf Item OF Sup-
plies Sent re Men III France
TSnrsass HINeeVsksav

These PORN The Biggest Item OF Sap.
plies Sent re Her HI France
Dnrimg December
New York. Jan The three sihi.
lants, smokes. sports supplies and
sweets. made famous By the r. III C. Al
War Work Council TN It's program Of
Igervice for the doughboy. again pre-
dominate III the record Of shipments 81
our comforts to the soldiers overseas
during December, according to q
statement issued today by william
IOans, chairman uf the War Work
Council One item of 54,47S.0 900 ciga-
|rettes. another az aO2, 37S bageballs and
II third Of ], Eli 1872 tins Or Jam helped
to swell the total value oG the month
shipments TO s2,79s, 208s2
This December total, although it ii
more than 81 900, 900 below that for
November. due to the fact that the gov
eminent has agreed TO furnish goods
10 be sold AT cost III the soldiers stores
operated by the Y. M. g. AZ, nleverthe-
less Increases thg grand total ID the
overseas purchasing department for
eighteen months service to $24,455.-
obs.27 The interesting feature Of the
December total. as seen By Mr.. Sloane
tn his statement, II that more than
thirty-six per cent OF the supplies are
FOR the free use q the soldiers.
This proportion is somewhat ii ex-
cess Of that which prevailed prior to
the signing OF ne arnisfice, Mr..
sloane adds. and taldue primarily to
the comprehensive program Of educa-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-25

Save old ribbons Of varicaa cologa
press with hot iron and pat them
away Id be used III nendfn9 old siIa
garments The under seams oH SSH
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Trinity N. b. Church, South

Rev j, + Myers, for twenty live
years 4 missionary in Japan, and now
home on q turlough, Will speak at the
evening service tomorrow at Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church. South.
The service will begin Ell 7.S0, The
public is invited to hear Or. Myers.
The usual morning service will be
held ii Il O'Clock, The pastor. Rev.
4 Owens. will preach A mission
ay program viii be giyen AT the sun
day school service