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Arizona republican., 1919-01-25
Dear Editnr.

Dear Editor:
 1 read your editorial about protect ing the birds. and also the piece written by Subscriber for the place, Where the People Have a Hearing"
 I am q school boy not fifteen yet. My uncle gave me rifle. but he gave me Ernest Seton Thompson's book about animals, at the same time; and it taught me what not to shoot l know some boys who like to go about killing birds. cats and most everything they see. They are cruel and cowardly. too; and run every time they think the own CTS Of the land where they shoot will get after them
 think you are right, and hope all the children will help you stop this senselesa and cruel sport" of shooting the gentle little does, and the sweet singer, the meadow lark.
 President Roosevelt loved the birds. and while he was great hunter. he was never warton nor cruel Your crit ic should read the bible text, Thy hand shall not come near her to do her hurt" written about the nesting bird.
 JAMES DEAN { Osborn Road.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-25
FLOODS BURY ROADS

SEATTLE, Jan. 23.-An rail lines of communication between Seattle and Tacoma were severed today by four and five feet of water submerging the tracks near Tacoma Junction, dut to the heavy downpour of rains and the rising rivers of the last few days. Main line tracks between Seattle and the east are open, troubles with slides in the mountains having been slight
Arizona republican., 1919-01-25
THE DOUGHRoY SPESAKS

Sloggag through the mud of France Camping in the rain; Hiking in frozen trance Down some German plain; Fall in,"-hear the sergeant yell
 Far from home and clover; Tell me who the bloody hell
 Said the war was over?' Chow for breallfast-slum for noon WhS saks men are free While the bugler's foolish tune
 Pipes the reveille? Right dress"-hear the sergeant buzz From Maine across to Dover; Tell who the hell it wuz
 Said the war was over?" Cleaning up a mass of wire
 Stained with cotted blood, Where the big trucks bog and mire
 h the winter mud Full of filth and feas and fuzz,
 Cannoneer and drover; Tell who the fat-head wuZ
 Said the 'was over2" Lieut.. Grantland Rice, Third Army, A. E. F.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-25
Where The People
 May Have a Hearing
Bird KiIIinq

 Has the reporter who wrote the ar ticle on Bird Killing" space for his defense, l wonder?
 Please do not think I am a quarrel ing |Subscriber," but I am a mother, and there are some things about kid dies l know, and besides can remem- Der when I was one myself My l.iddies have no buckshots or Twenty tvos," ," but just the same, my kiddies have friends who have, and We arc often the guests of bird suppers,' or bird breakfasts" and we have been given as many as eight in one day. not only birds but blue birds which are so beau tiful. 1 do not think it would be bad idea, if an extra officer would be sta toned on the East Side, for just that purpose, it would not only save the birds, but our children from accidents and know something of the latter too
 Yours truly.
 A SUBSCRIBER
Arizona republican., 1919-01-25
END COAL STRIKE

LONDON. Jan 23.--The strike of the 147 Yorkshire coal miners. who quit work today when the owners refused to meet their demands. was settled late today by the coal controller, who agreed to concede the twenty minutes dead time" for meals. while the mines are under government control. The men are to return to work Friday.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-25
On the Back Track

The commission of state institutions as it was directed under the late administration, furnished the reasons which have been urged for it's abolition. hl for which introduced into the senate vester- day, The commission became the chief object of attack in the primary campaign and the attack was
Arizona republican., 1919-01-25
VICTORY THE cABARETs

The jazz band struck up Dixie
 I could
 \ boy from Texas slipping down q trench While some gray phantom with grinding wrench Twisted and pulled bayonet free. I a blur of mud and flies where three Friends from the South had jOked about the stencil And there, complaining of his lack of French A Richmond black felt for his missing knee. The fife screamed Yankee Doodle" |.
 And the throng
 Danced to a ragtime patriotic air. The martial fervor grew several strong And wesl-shaped girls not altogether bare Marched with to yguns and grought the flag along While siXteeh chorus men sang over There,"
 Louis Untermeyed in the Dial I'm afraid cant you," said the head stem ographer. You haven't had any experience" What makes you say that?" asked the applicant Isn't my shorthand all rght?'
 Fine. Perfectly legble If you had had much experience in business nobody could read your notes ll1f VOursclf
Arizona republican., 1919-01-25
NOTED PAINTER DIES

case will not come up for trial unti late in March.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-25
CUB TRAIN IN PASADENA

CHICAGO. Jan. 23.-Definite an- nouncement was made tonight that the Chicago National league club will do it's spring training at Pasadena, Cali fornia. The players will leave here March 20 The players will spend 16 days on the coast
Arizona republican., 1919-01-25

There is no doubt, humanly speak ing, that prosperity lies ahead for America, but there is yet an unsolved doubt as to what use America will make of her prosperity.
 William C. Redfield.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-25

.Csc The Isefit'ican Classified Pages for Results--Read for Profit.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08
"a psIlal nslss aalee

T.he Department De Labor has pub
ssnhes he xesnltA " = asarvay os
bsaIIaxng e0ndasi0ns ~ the North Af-
Iausio and North Central States. Based
81 analysis Us Ehe building permits
issued ia the principal cities q each
state III pre-war years and during the
war. the conclusion Il reached that ~
no Two sections combined thare exists
s. ACCUMULATED deficiency Of bulld-
Ings below present needs, 70 the total
value 81 over So. 100, 100000.
me shortage II manifest II nearly
every class Of structures, from work
mems dwellings 10 Office buildings.
OF some interest 10 Baltimore is the
fact that every one Or the States re-
ports being greatly behind IN the con-
structipn of sehoOlhonaes
The logical deduction Is that the
building trades win have tremerl-
dous boom this year: for the de-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08


tiasy hsl& TIE yilIaas. and stu the
harnge gsll around thana, when sud
denly out og The hell q IRE of the"
barage track broke through, bring
ing water. food. and munitions. Upon
receiving tins. our American swar
dogs proceeded 70 drive the Germans
ont Og the trenches
Ii seems to have fallen to q certain
American Motor Car Company that,
here was an opportunity to do some
advertising and so It ran full page
advertisement ii the newspapers re-
counting the above facts. and then In
serttng the following line:
Sit waa truck that did this
glorious work
Everybody was glad and rejoiced
that American industry came IN just
al the nick 0f time TO endorse AIneri-
can courage and heroism.
IA manufacturer 0f another motor
truck doubted the statement and
wrote the War department that neither
their truck OF the truck mentioned IN
the advertisement was entitled TO the
glory, but that II was Ford truck
that showed M just at that particular
time. The latter manufacturer adj
vised us oF these facts, and we wrote
the war department, and the attached
correspondents speaks for itself.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08
asoolnR PeVlslcs

it III none TOO soon for the two Sem
ators who suggested policy of 81
lencc regarding the League of Nations
to make some sort of an effort I'd re-
hahilitate themselves there are dam
ages 10 be repaired. This Is more
particularly true az one og them be-
cause Of the prestige he enjoyed. which
was exceptional Il Is NO reflection On
the other 10 say that he had less To
lose.
Since the suggestion was made dla-
cuasion has not gone by default III
has been spirited and ehlishtening.
There are reasons Tor believing thai
II has been especially instructive tn
Messrs. Lodge and Curtis. There are
also reasons for believing that the
political program they projected vii
be abandoned H will have few
nlouFnora
Among those who hare accelerated
tta denhise Is senakns kenyon, Who,
says that the Laa&Ne win not he ma0e
4 party anesttoa HIS verdict Is that
il would he nnpaarfotic and 9o0lish and
70 draw any political divid-
Ing lines He also has suggestions
to make which IS that politics be for
gotten 'iR the solution 0f this mo-
nnentous question. T
There would have been NO surprise
had this bsen the stand taken ~ Sen
ator Ledge the expected would hare
happened Nor i Il snsnriaIng 70 he
told that many as the RapublicAss
Senators have 0elarea kAak they will
aos part with liberty q action. no mat
Ter what naay ba sAia or done ia coms
terence They 40 unk propose 10 Ae
foolish o. nnpasri0tie They 40 pro-
ooss "a forget p0lEk
Regrets gOr tie 81 estEon WIN be
b. those who INSIDE h
70 Others apd 3 lbs country II MS
been BY service Il Aas facilitated mai
ters for tie EseasaA st i lime when A
ssenea b ba Ii need af help. Brock
Iyn agae
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

psha ganeFas lCass aH I'll
ltATAoF bitterness esd rsenk est
Nnhlng eles a ~ pF
aosna TINS W. NH haRr all assy ~
wsld shresss ana denpaels bsas
Germany viii slsm The EEaav sad tale
work of reconas ructIon vii bs@Iss.
when Germany aesa that her h0paa
tor the future IL u accepting the
hard c0ndlttDna hravsly ard acikn0wl-
sdgsng IL her heart that her oWn
wrongs created Them. then s1s YORK
81 restoration will have begnn, and
the Tins viii Pc approachsng wAen
Germany can raise the head that her
sins haye bowed ID the dust
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08
C Erer - - 80

Daring the bitter aghting iii wgasace
q September 1915. whan the United
lantas Marines foolx lie heart out 81
khe PFuaaEan guards. and ID fart. oas
Df tlsa whole German array, and daf-
ms tle wicked lighting at Bellsau
F00ds aad NzcIniEy. SONS swemty ms
saass captnxAd The little ETeneh VI
Lass o. suansaEiaas scaFee as yards
yond. any sIAs fsrnaa trsmehes. Al
Eaae ssexsaanM Mens dssven frozm the
village 81 nOsaFesches, their ARTILLERY
lseapd asrce haFase b1Aiaa tAe
Village % make lszApOasihle reinforce
naenks baina sent Fl car soldier hogs.
Cur boys fought antil their arnnu
nttioa Was 81 eEsstsq heir eoCd waa
gore. and tlAAy had no wakev, and stu
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08
Prize Babies In Aftar.I he

10 the mass Of social statistics now
collected by painstaking Government
bureaus is 20 be added the record Of
an inquiry 10 determine what becomes
Of the babies exhibited at baby shows
1t Will be undertaken By the Chill
slrenss Bureau of the Department OF
Labor, and In due course the data OBJ
tained will no doubt be tabulated and
analysed and then Consigned to the
dusty limbo of Official archives.
Government bureaus must justify
their existence. and doubtless II will
advantageously supplement other re-
suits of sociological investigation to-
have IL shown just how much better q.
prize baby turns out, II ut all. than q
plain, ordinary baby. Does larger
percentage of them become Senators
and Judges and capitals Of Industry
ana college athletes7 And what pro-
portion merely live life Of common
place achievement
Would Lincoln have won prize 81
b baby show? or Alexander Pope or.
Nsls0n7 or the sickly child that he
came Ten ar SgMAF3GA INtAphUNa 4Ns1MkN
has mysterious way OF bestOwing1
her faYors and 1t 10 doubtful II even q
Government Investigation can fathOm
at. But II will be something To show
that even one prize baby has dsyeI
oped traits of greatness or Of genius
And meantime numerous deserving
employees of the Government vii
have an agreeable occupation ii which
10 earn their salaries. New York
World
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08
private johnny Doe

Chasing the Hun back to the Rhine
was mighty exciting game.
johnny Doe. private, first class.
didn't get much time to complain about
his chow. or ID wonder how the
home folks. particularly one person.
were getting along He was too busy
taking machine gun nests and dodg-
ing H = shells.
Then November II 1913, came along
and the whole thing stopped slapped
So abruptly that Private Doe was u
lit bewildered. 1t was hard TO rea-
Ilize that All the misery, horror and
priyation was over.
But, once that realization came there
was just one thing in the whole world
that Johnny desired. and with an IN
ltensity that the stay -bchids never will
appreciate
Johnny wanted to hear the familiar
click 81 the broken catch on the old
front gate at home
When Johnny left home he announc-
ed that he wouldn't quit until he
reached tho Rhine. His folks put faith
I'm the assertion, naturally. but some
of his friends were openly skeptical
Well, Johnny's on The Rhine nov
with several hundreds Of thousands
other doughboys who compose the
American Army Of Occupation,
But, ike all or his fellow crusaders
Johnny III fed up. with this Watch
Ing the Rhine business. They've been
doing it several months now and all
the time they've been gripped by All
eVar-incrcaslng ache To get hack To
the iaane folks
Returning these American fighters
to their homes and yols Is one OF the
several big tasks confronting Uncle
sam.
Of course. he win do It. Just as
fast as ships and trains and trained
workers can do 1t. But ii will require
money
None of us needs much coaching I'M
the purpose OF attributes OF Il Liberty
Loan issue We know what the money
Is for and what security Ii offered;
that Victory Liberty Bond III both
good ana patriotism and good bust
ness.
The victory Liberty Loan, ladies and
gentlemen!
brewers have been warned that It's
risky To make beer. What that 2.75 per
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08
b | & b
III M EN- RI

af our dear father Daniel Brice. WIN de-
parted this life three years ago t0day.
Rest on dear father.
1uur toll on earth 81 s0ne
Tour battle 0f life IA over,
And youg victory hiss been wen.
We know that y0H are happy
Since yOu met m0tgIPg there
Rnf we viii always keep III memory,
The kwa vacant elIafrs
ny HIS DAUGHTER.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08
sATuRDAY, ~ LIE Ieth. laIs
n Il o.eI OcK A. i

me following property described ID aaisl
mortgage
= All that lot 81 grOund aitnate 81 Inc
south side ~ Main street. Annapolis.
AAaryiant, With frontage thereon ~ IS
feet. with m arxeguinr depth tllereIrom.
beinE ths property conveyed to the said
ct AL by deed dated JanuaRy "a 1906 re-
corded among the aforesaid Land Rec.
0Ftls In Esfaer @. WI, No III. folio 3.AS
tinpr0veA hy Epur sk0ry brick build.
lREs osenplea % 4 hotel and lie cream
pAr3Mr.
al that iot az ground situate On tie
MeAa side ef IT. Jelzna street AnnauoEls
MARYLAND kFnnftnw thereen 1a feeE &
aneh - with an irregular depth, wiilch
saia rises Ew0 r1Fc&ia 0f land mshIsA we're
KssEFeyNi ta the said William Fl tsanat ~
tire Deeds. ere from Rachel A. Claude
exaeutgtx. lake5l Jan@ n A0as rnenrslna
ara0NS the aforesaid Land Records III
Isfl1ex g. ~ No. - fuEt0 1a4 the ofEer
keES& @aeses A. SsHasde ek MI. aafeS f3c-
sskNr aA 49, recuxsfed anaang fhe ag0re-
SID xaszsk seuofsl8 e IIlseR q VI. No
g1sps Y hv cnncrete stable
TERMS Or AAMw. Il aepostt 81 esa0aa
will be reankred On the aFsf named mFxss,s
erfy 81 3aae @ay 0f SASe. aad &98D.00 o. sae
secgIaA NAMED pkofertys fhe balance u ~
Paid upon MMmA kM&fzlemka@m ne the maaH.
81 asksss % re cpast tbe aefeFrnI par
IaeAae 81 heaE Insegesk from Day AZ mmie
ne knreAer aaFsIeElas. nTsplg "a
Gs BDT
- AM9aa s@A4As AsAE# sMnaa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

The Germans have reached Paris at
last, but couldn't bring their army
along Is arranged. Pittsburg Dis
patch.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

Bella Kun liz ln flight. thus show
Ing that he III d little more 40 10 date
than Lenine washington Star
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

F'Or the ordinary un0fSlcIal person to
suspect peculiarly shaped parcel
post package ii perhaps tho height of5
anpardonal5le conceis. New York
sun
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08
TIMELY CoAg ENTS BY
TONGUE AND PEN
gsg

Germany got close shave and acOr-
Wet haircut aoGay. Austrla next -
Philadelphia Record.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

MONEx 30 n.OAM--On mDFt9a@a in sumo
"a suit on reasonable tsrm&. PArgaae
payment allowed. Jamea =. Mnnroe AZ e
sogsssw
LOST
= wv ARD--E4ve dollars for return Of An
nmpOiis short Line ticket hnoks 4 q. sA1s 4
Lost last week Phone 4sAssd mss
! oss.r IN Eassnurt. paIr 81 nose glasses
Howard ieF fs's9n 8 0'1ss' MIR
TnsT-A small hand bag III taxi coming
from Franklin street to Prince George
afreet containing sum ut money ans
other articles Finder return e apa7s
tai offiee or iaS Prince sseegge street ~
questions asked. 49, rswa -. u 49,
WANTED
WANTED steady capable Young man
Ia serve soft drinks. Good salary 80
right man. Charles Weiss. Market
Space 80
WANTED II iire proof safe. snall size
and must be cheap. IrpyeJoy. 81 asain
street. 49,
WANTED Experienced stenog yapher and
boakkeeper. Apply Wfptersons SaFage:
e II.
WANTED Reliable women for general
housework Apply Ut ~ Franklin street
MIC.
IwANTED-Dish washer. Apply X Trans
els street natlsa
WANTEn Reliable Woman for general
huusewark. also wnmaQ for launsiry
work three days 4 week. Apply Al III,
Franklin street. INST
FOR SALE.
rOR 1.-TWO red plush cushions, ltl
feet iong Is Inches Wiic. APPLY at laes
Prince George street NC
FOR SALE See Mrs Alexander Gorapil's
advertisement on social page NIL
ron sAnEsrhe two story building, To-
Gated on tile old SeIdewits hot now
osynetl by ST Anne's parish Sabnlit bit
IN saturday, May 10, 1919, 70 NJ
Hoilasiay g ~
roR sAI,E--gnc fresh COW. so II. AZ.
Seilie near Annapolis. Box 40 Annap-
nlfe Nfd InG-a
FOX SALE second s.ani Kitchen range.
Amply i61 Green street. ln0ss1
rOR sALE- Auburn Roa.lster late 1917.
New burbank top. tires Inner tubes
AMI rims new pistUns mud battery Car
lust completely gone over by competent
mechanic Call phone 80, Annapolis. OF
a0 East street a:pl-6
ron SALE Lot 50xl00, on Southgatc ave-
nue. adjoining Mr.. G. w. Munf0rda.
Price 81 800. Il. Nv IgIeharts Real Estate.
aa-l1llo
MANURE ron SALE Cart, wagon or
earloatls Apply Ihoal Messalekian. Phone
EnR RENT
FOR Observation-Disclosures eight roam house
near Spn Creek from June 10Th 10 De-
toher Ut. Phone :ssss tIas.a
FOX RENT-FIafs one front and one
back. Apply 70 liohberger 4 Shacks. &c
West street ms
FOR RENT Three sleeping rooms FOR
June week Address No. 15i, Box Ja7.
flSs3
FoR REST Two FURNISHED rooms for
june week ApI,iy 20 Second streefinT-2
10 REsT Furnished house for June
week modern " every way and pleas
ATTEST situation in Annapolis Address
No. laf Box 597. m7-tf
F0R REST--Room and board. Apply At
isS fTlnce sieogge street NIL
FOX RENT--Ideal summer home. fully
furnished, including screens. Small veg
efabie garden. Jniy lat To September
18th. Amply at 80 Sonthg0te nvenue.
Phone 75-M mot q
FOR RENT--Furpfslfed eight room reg
hience: al modern eonyenencen. excel
lent shade trees. liberal size yard near
Naval Academy Address No. IT, Fox
gI9T. Annapolis Md. MID
FoK RENT Fiat. Apply to Hohberger
ShaekS. 81 West street m5-G !
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

Perhaps LenEne and TrOtzky are be-
ginning To regret the precedent that
was net when the former Gear Was
murdered. Charleston News and
Courier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

Lost a small hand bag IN taxi, coming
from franklin street to Prince George
street.. containing sum ut money AMI
other articles Finder return ~ Gapa-
faI afIfre or 1913 prinee George street. So
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

ficiency covers only The ac,.,, 81,
shortage exclusive 81 the wsst ''.ssa
would be made up b tbs yesrs ,'lss
mai amount Of new eonstruetia, s9f
the deduction fro mthe gletiass '.1
that the cost q building MI, ID
very near Its present leyef ~ y
80 much back work Ks maks 81,
i would take an exces iye a,.,,,a,, s.
deed 81 holding eft ID chs htne 81 IL
er prices 10 create ans. 4 IL, a g
market for materials
the snnply q materials 81 ils
ebh Ave months a96 Il p
plentiful but that Il llas Is rs
out Baltimore News
~
How % 70 steer the ssf4fnE
der vote that they may profa II |,
. problem thar II eaas nr pa,I.
all over the country t si6taI s,
anxious moments noWatl,. III
leans states
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08
WANTED ]

n ANrED a iire proaf safe snaIl size
and must be cheap. Loyejoy, 81 Natn
street. 4sfSt
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

THAT it's cheaper to move than pay
rent was always d maxim with those
Who didn't pay, Now It's getting prev
alent among those who do. Buffalo
Times.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

WANTED Reliable women for general
housework Apply 1T - Franklin street
- MIC
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

Brewers have been warned that It's
risky to make beer. What that 2.75 per
cent stun Risky? It's crime
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

lost IN PASSPORT, i pair oI nose glasses.
Reward for return 10 Ofheer Jones
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

WANTED Experienced sfenog yanher and
m7B
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08
LOST

REWARD--Eive dollars for return OF An
r.spDiis Short Line Ticket book, 4 a stAsl &
Lost last week Phone 1871 mss
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08
HONEY 10 LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN Money 90 loan On
4nns,sssss MI tyIs-tt
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

snnNWw 30 nsOApg--Dn mortgage in aums
b suit on reasonable terme. Partial
0aYweak allowed. James d. Mnnroe AZ
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

WANTED Reliable WDmaa for general
Homework also wnmaQ for laundry
work three days week. Apply ii IA
Franklin street. m5-i
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

WANTED -Disl washer. Apply x Frans
els street. fftUsi
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08
rOR SALE.

FOR SAIE--Two red plush cushions, ~
feet long Is Inches vide. Amply at laes
Prince George street. iilS-@
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

FOR See Mrs Alexander Gprdon's
advertisement on social page in5 e
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

Chocklit or sassaferiller? II the
latest version be what the Governor ot
one Of the CaroIinas Will II future
days say to the Governor BIZ the other
Carolina. or words to the same gem
eral tenor and effect. Savannah News
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

FOB RENT--T Two furnished rooms for
June week Apnly 20 Second streef.mT e
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

its q safe bet that the gentleman
VINO is asking 10000 for the lass Of
his wlfe's love never let her know II
was worth that much Philadelphia
North American.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

FOB RENT Three sleeping raolnA for
June week. Address No. 154, Box Ja7.
IilSs3
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08
FOR RENT

FOR RENT--FIafs one front and one
back. Apply 10 lIohberger i Shacks, &c
West street MS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-08

10 RENT Furnished house FIR June
week modern In every way and pleas
ATTEST situation IN Annapolis. Address
No. III. Rex 507. m7-tf