davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1919-06-09

CoLORED SOCIETY TO MEET.
The District Of Columbia Branch,
National Association for the Advance
nent Of Colored People. will hold it's
June meeting wednesday evening at
$40 o'clock ct the Twelfth Street
Branch 7 NJ C A.
The Washington times., 1919-06-09
DRINKS A GLASS A DAY
TO KEEP DEATH AWAY; 1o2

HULL, England. June John cal
lie, Who has just passed his l0Hd
birthday anniversary, Is the third N
The Washington times., 1919-06-09

Money means work. Don't labor for
triVialIties, save yOar labor and Buy
stamps.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03

company by d board Of directors and
making other changes in the charter,
and to re-enact the same with amend
ments and to repeal any law iflcon7
sistent herewith IN SO far as Il at
tempts 70 create the municipal ONCE
sof president Of the Annapolis Water
Company and provide for his appoint
ment BY the mayer Of Annapolis, and
So far as, said act imposes upon the
counselor and one Of the minority
members of the board Of aldermen
the additional duty of being directors
of the Annapolis water Company Il
declared unconstitutional null and
void, and that the preliminary irijune-
ton heretofore granted ii this case, Is
hereby made perpetual with costs to
the plaintiff to be paid BY the city q
Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03
THE NEXT MAYOR OF
BALTIMORE

Annapolis and the county shared III
the general interest which was felt
in the outcome of the mayoralty con
test III baltimore. and warm partisans
81 both candidates for the democratic
nomination were not lacking
George Wecms Williams defeated
Mayor Preston I'll the primary. and
there has been no suggestion that the
result was not obtained by the free
expression of the members 81 the
party. mayor Preston has accepted q
defeat which he must feel keenly, in
manly spirit. and VIII support the
ticket, IL, of course. he Is expected 20
do.
No ono questions that Mayor Pres
ton has done great deal for Baiti-
more. and has been high minded and
efficient chief executive Though many
cnuses entered into his defeat, and it
IL difficult 10 point them All OUT. e
appears that his somewhat strenuous.
and not always tactfui, manner Of
conducting himself towards others has
secured him many powerful enemies.
who fought him with great bitterness.
while his opposition succeeded IN con-
yincing the majority Of the voters that
lie had thought of the material side of
baltimore al the expense Of such
things as schools and health
Al any rate, the triumph Of Mr.. Will
llanis indicates the high regard IN
which he 10 held In his own city The
better the mayor Preston has been the
higher the compliment II Williams So
lection There Is every indication that
tho whole party will now stand for its
nominee, as must be the case where
the issues are committed 70 II for set
Element and fairly determined
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03

days. during which every Hun horror
was aimed al them They have made
the Moods III consenyoye holy name
to the people Of Annapolis
II would be well II the teachers and
parents Of our youth would inform
themselves about this place and what
happened there. and tell Il 70 the chill
lren. ii would be fine for them All q
know that they are living In q day
when the men Oh Maryland made his
tory Just al worthtIy as did the MARY
ianders at Long Island and coWpens
and North Point and all the battles of
the civil War. where they fought vail
antly for the cause they believed to be
right. though NOT all on the same idea.
let our people, ard espeellly the
young people. understand that these
Young men. whom they know so we'll
and who Will walk our streets quietly
and with no suggestion OF boasting,
are fit 10 be numbered with the heroes
of any period, for they fought 81 the
Woods Of Consenvoye
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03
THE WOODS OF CON.
SENVOYE

In the issue of the Baltimore Sun Of
Anril /, accompanying the history of
Tho operations Of the ii5th Infantry,
alaryiands Own Is i map of the
sector III which tie 18th division oper-
ated from October I'd 20. during The
great drive IN tic Argonne forest
Get this paper and look at the map,
for every snan. woman and child 81 this
community should have d mental pic
t,tre Of II and learn everything pos
sihle about Ii. The map Is i simple
ore and FREQ from military technicaii-
ties. Thoughts copy CT the official map
prepared for use in actual warfare,
and any person can understand Il.
Try 10 get one Of the soldiers who was
there, 10 10 over the map with sou
and tell you what happened during
those lseIit y.one days which form
such bright page in tho history Of
Maryland. aud ii which our own boys
played 4 full part
Notice the lleayy black line which
curves from the upper lett hand cor
nor Of the map To the lower right
lland. and see the arrow which indi-
Gates where the Goth began its opera
tions The arrow divides the sectors
ol attack, the 1lsth. the Virginians.
operated 10 the right Of the arrow, as
you face the mgp, and The 115th 70 the
left The 10th had to croSs the
Mouse. and they advanced with their
LEFT on the line indicated by the other
heavy black line towards the Con-
senyoyc woods
IL will he noticed that d great adj
vance was made the first day, and the
woods were reached. Company NJ. ii
which were most Of the Annapolis and
Anne Arundel county boys. held the
extreme left OF the line. and was IN
tcneh all the time with the ssrd d.
vision lads from Illinois and Wiseon-
sin
From October Sih TO 18th. progress
sgas much shower Machine gun nests
we're encountered everywhere: Hun
snipers we're ii the trees: shrapnel
and high explosives fell every where.
Yet these boys Of ours. with the other
Marylanders and Virginlans, would
not be stoned Delayed for while
Il times and compelled 10 dig in and
hold their hardly won ground. they
mastered every difficulty. and gained
their main objective long before II was
expected Of them
During the terrific lighting Of those
aays iii those Woods os Conscnyoye.
three annapolis boys paid the supreme
sacrifice for country and their fellow
man Louis Snyder, Rohert Hall and
Joseph Sands gave their happy youth
and promising future that all of US
might never even guiYer the threat
which IN France and Belgium we've
realities Many more we're wounded: 1
All endured the strain, the deprive
lions and the WEAKNESS of twenty -one
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03
NOTICE
OFFICES or COLLECTOR AND TREAS
RER. MUNICIPAL RJILDISGs.
GLOUCESTER STREET

All delinquent taxpayers for the gear.
1918. are hereby notified III pay their taxes
On or before June Il 1919 aud save the
additional cost IL l.25 witch VIII b add
ed 10 ensth aud every DILL after June 1919.
under ansi b. virtue 0f the authority 81
the act II the General Assembly af Mary
land. 1915, For the benefit IT the de-
iinanent taxpayers ] herewith publish the
mandatory seetfbu If said net
section ~ a. Acts 1910 lit shall he the
duty If the collector and treasurer dur
ing the month Of april succeeding the
levy IL taxes To have inserted I'D one or
FIVE newspapers published in the city III
Annapolis MARYLAND, notice that IL the
same be- not paid On III before ! une next
affer the date 81 eaid advertisement the
property upon which the taxes may be
fitie and owing, Will NJ levied upon adj
verfiseA and sold III enforce payment
thereof: and said advertisement shall cone
tinne IN such newspapers not Iess than
thirty days
JOHN b. WELLS.
Coll. and Treas
April 4. 1919. 4-3-1mo
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03
The Evening Capital and
Maryland Gazette
statement of tue Ownership. Management
Circulation. Etc.


tRnslnired lsy ille Al af Congress- nf
August III 1917
ttlf The Evening Gaiitisl and MARYLAND tias
aeftc published every day cxseHt sunday,
81 Annapolis, Md. fer ApFil Il l.lis
SfHte 1T Afaryland. gaunty If Anne
lsefsge me. nutary public IN and for
the state and eagIutS aforesaid. personAll =
ippeared philip Morgan. secretary of Tlit.
lssalital Publishing Company Who having
been duly sworn according fp laws de-
;3ascs :iiItl SAYS that ne Is the business
Mfisaaer Of hxrniNg 1npifal and Mafy.
iana ttsseffe. and flfat the following Isl "
tllss brat az his kInNlelgp afd belief, u
true statement III the ownership, nanages
etfiAt aud circulation. etrs. Of the afofe
said publication fof tile date shawn IN the
above eslpf iHn reatliresi by the ANt 81 Al
gust u. 1fl12 enfhpdiesl III Settiota 4f.'t
Postal Laws anH Regulations ta-Nit
Tlat the naInes and addresses Ct tile
nubiiSBer editor MANAGING editor anu
business manager are:
Ptthii sher@M The Eanital Publishing Goili-
palty. Annapolis Nd
Edifor N Meaaf Haliasiay Annapolis,
Nd
IsusineSs Manager Pliilip Morgan Glen
BHfnie Nd
afhat The owners ere
tsltye names and addresses of Individual
owners or III Il corporation give It's name
and the names and addresses 70 staekholtl i
sers owning at hoItiLng ! er rent 0r more
~ he total amount of stt'.s
Owners Tie Capital Publishing Cons
pfily.
Sfoekhelaers M, Meade HoIiaday Ans
nII6iis. Mti Charles hi Lee. Annapolis.
Md Winsatl g. tsptf. Annapolis. Md.
Pnilip Morgan Glen surnie. Md
8 That THE known hnhdhaltlers. mort
gAgeea aud other security holders own
ing rsr cent ar more of total amount
uf honas mortgages or other securities
ARE
All Indebtedness Is Represented BIZ
bonds and other evidences II debt
that pass Is delivery. and the hold
ers may change without the knowl-
edge IT The Capital Publishing tsoIn-
f.any.
& That tho two paragraphs next above
giving the names Of tile owners, stock !
holders and security holders. IL any. con-
tain nas only the LIST Of stockholders and
security holders az They appessr upon the
hooks ~ the company. hut also IN casss
where the sfOskhalder or security holder
appears upon the baaks of the cotnpany rs
tire name af the person ar corporation for
whom sucl trustee Is acting II given also
that tie said twp paragraphs contain
STATEMENTS embracing aiiiant full know
edge and belief ss IL tie circumstances
and cSndfffnf4s under which afs,e khoItlerH
and security holders who 10 not appear
litsIn the books az The company as frus-s
tees hold stock and securities IN carar-
ity other ttan fIaat If 4 bona fide Nner {
and this affian4 has ne reason u believe
thar any other Iersssn. association Dr cor
pnsafiuia has any interest dlireet or iu-
direct iii Tho said stock binds Or other
securities tassn nv No atatrsl bv him
II That fhe &yeraCp number OF copies 81
Tg,e Esenisr Capital ARA Marysnpd On
xessp of each issue Of ibis publication Apld
or dist rfb4stRd through the nails or other
wise IL paid Subscribers during the six
months preceding the slasR shown above ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03
YROHAlsALs WANTED

s AprH LIST, 1919 bids viii be received ~
the city commissioners until IL 0cIuck
noon Tuesday, April 22nd, fof removing
tho garbage from all the streets, hines.
and alleys
furnishing horses for the street apriuks
Ter and sweeper for the ensuing YEAR from
.line 1sf. 1918 The city reserves the right
GO reject any and I'LL bids, or any part III
bids Fer specification, etc, apply IL
w. II y3ASaANT.
City Commissioners
~. + =. Z, !. q 10 III. II. III is. iii
~. Is. ~. "a -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03
catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cared

Catarrhal Deafness Cslanot pc Cared
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There Is only one way To cure catarrh-
al deafness. and that IS BY cOnsti-
tutional remedy Catarrhal Deafness
is caused by an inflamed condition Of
the mucous lining b; the Eustachian
tube. When this tube Is infiamed yOu
have rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed,
Deafness Is the result Unless the In
Examination can be reduced and this
tube restored to It's normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever.
Many cases OF deafness are caused By
catarrh. which is an infiamed con-
dition OF the mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarraa Medicine acts thru the blood
on the mucous surfaces Of the system
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Catarrhal Deafness
that cannot be cured by Halls Ca-
sarrh Medicine. Circulars free. All
Druggists. 7gc.
X. !. CHENEY. Toledo. D.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03
Great MOVIE Attraction

See the eth division psrasie 81 FIFTH
Avenue. New York. at the Republic
tonight
The special News picture at the Re-
public tonight will show the largest
parade ever had III New York, showing
the eth division parading before the
people % New York and being wei
coined back from service In france
where they assisted in breaking the
Hindenburg line The city OF New
York spent over 100000 ii pFepar-
ing for this parade and il was made
one Of the greatssk events ii the his
tory Of the United States service iii the
war Everyone shBnId take advantage
Of the opportunity 70 Sc the picture.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03
LETTERS TO EDITOR
p the Editor II the Eucntng caiataI.

70 the Editor 0t the Euenin0 CAPITA &:
please forward the enclosed check
to the committee soliciting contrioil-
lions for the Emergency hospital
heartily endorse the action OF the
committee in coming to the aid Of our
county's benevolent institution at
time when assistance is most needed
and sincerely hope that sufficient
funds will be raised 70 place the Enler-
gency hospital IN q good financial con-
dittQn
Very respectfully yours
MRS. SARAH SILVER,
Odenton, Md
Nh rck III 1919
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03
PROPOSALS WANTED

PROPOSALS viii I,e received nj to I2s00
0clork. noen Monday, April I4th 1919
for furnishing the city Of Annapolis With
In toms III Number two coal The same ~
he delivered and stored In the following
places Municipal building Resctle Hose
Company independent Fire Company. anil
Water Witch Hook Il Ladder 30 The
For further information apply Il,
G.. M. SMITH. Chairman
As.slus The Public ISuildineH Committed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03
ron RENT
PROPOSALS WANTED

Bids will hc received until IL tAl teIo.k
noon. Mon.iay. April Nth. pm. fur fur
aishing the city Ut Annapolis. with 10
forty watt ineaIlaeseent electric LAMPS,
md to furnish dnd instali eIeetrN, fix-
lures in the Assembly Room.
The right is reserved 10 reject any ar
AL bids Fer further particulars apply
to
Is F. SMITH Chairman,
Al l0t The Public Isilliding Committee
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03
For taI,l weather

To save stockings the feet ri which
are beyond repair cut off the feet part,
save the leg part and put them on
over the ellildrcn's other stockings
when they have long walk III the
cold. or the sane may | & used 10 keep
their little arms warm
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03
ANNOUNf, Eass =

hereby ANNOUNCE my candidacy for the
offlre OF County Commissioner on Anne
Arundel county for the First Die.riet. arb-
jecf 20 the action of the Democratic pTf-
inaries IN September. Your support viii
pc appreciated.
J. GRANT c0LHOuN.
2-20-tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03

tsigned1

PHILIP MORGAN.
Business Manager
Sworn f0 and subscribed before me this
third day Of April. 1919
ii. PAIL MEDEORDs
Notary Public.
NY commission expires Nay 3rd, 19sO,l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03
w 3. .DS
Electrical Cont aceoI
once and shop l7o Conduit Stree
Phens ssa-w-
CRY TAX SALES
city Property 10 he Sold 10 satisfy Y Nes
Due For The Sear I9I5.

city Property IL he sold 10 satisfy InNes
F1ue For The SeaP I9l5.
collector ana Trensurera ofllces Annnpo.
liz Md Mnreh 9TH 1910 | hereby give ne
tise tint under and hy Virtue q authority
vested iii me by section ISIS. II the affN
kGsIarfer nf Annapolis. MIDI, title IANeH
the undersigned Collector anu Iffaslfs'T
for saia city. hRvinE levied upon the sAlnN
fl accordance With the law, MI eiier sn
Epnbiic sale at the Court House door II 4 W
lfYty nf Annapolis Md, on lsnestiay Apfll
/ 81 1910 At III 0Tlnek n. III. he aeyefAl
lots OF ground and improvements thereon
land personal property, or 80 Mulch MS may
ile necessary situate In said city which
Iare hereinafter described 20 the highest
bidder FOR caah tu satisfy the said taxes
charges incident 60 snia sale,
mo. II. WELLS,
Coileefor and Treasnf.l
All Tint lnf III ground aituatp Il. said eits.
l@on Main street rs feet frs @iti the In
/ provcnents thereon HsseRsed e. Vim. II.
tsaItt 81 she assessment books Of said
lefty FOL sdid xcs due for the year 13i5s
All that LOT or ground situate Iii said
Aelfy ON Washington street, 3sx 13O feet,
T with the improvements thereon assessed
n Frank Parker on the assessment beeka
i5iS
All that lot cf ground situate Iii said
Irity nIi Second street 2Bxittl feet With the
improvements thereon assessed TO Annie
/ u. ShipIcy (estAf.l en- the 8ssesanlant
books III saia city l1r said taxes due Ter
the year 1917.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03
NEED OF X. w G. A.
SHOWN IN COUNTY BY
ANNAPOLIS WOMEN

a meeting In the interest Of the
Young Womens Christian association
was held in the Sunday school room
~ the Episcopal church ut OwensviIle
Monday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
About % people were present Miss
Foresnan. tow and county secretary
81 East Central field, presented the
general work 1T the association Fol
lowing her talk Mrs. r. j Linthicutn,
81 Annapolis spoke on the need OF this
work and The benefits which II will
bring To the county
Then Mrs. Theodore Johnson, chair
man Of the ~ e a. Provisional
committee Sc Annapolis and Anne
Arundel county, made a few remarks
OH the need 81 conserving the work al
ready done by women through the
county BY becoming affiliated with q
national organization such as the ~
W 6 4,
All tile close of the meeting Oppor-
tunity was given To all to show their
active interest by pledging their tinan-
cial support About half Of the money
apportioned to this section was sub
scrihet. Mrs. William Shepherd was
appointed chairman of the Provisional
Finance committee for that region
Following slis meeting The commit
tee went I'd Galesville. where they
we're delighs.ully entertained at sup
per with true southern hospitality by
Mrs. Bean. 81 that place. IN the even-
ing ST o'clock b meeting was held
III the town hail. 4 fine audience was
present. Mr. Bean presided over the
meeting stereoptican Il Hes OF the
associations work were saowp Mrs,
I.inthicunl spoke OF the association In
relation 10 Annapolis and Anne Arun-
del county and Mrs. Theodore john
son made the appeal for funds. Much
Interest was manifested Miss Lula
HINT vas made chairman Of the Pre-
.liminary Membership and Finance
committee. The meeting closed with
i social program and refreshments
- 1l.,4.# v.srss n
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03

.yANsa EDNeat aolngea girl about a
Years ola. IA help around kitchen. Apply
Is Mrs. phipps Severn avenue, West
Annapolis. -"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03

Mrs. Julian Hatcher has returned
from New York. where she went TO-
bid her husband. Lieut. Col Hatcher.
III S. AL. Lon. voyage Col Hatcher
sailed for France yesterdag Mrs
Hatcher and her children are with her
mother Mrs. Robert b, Dashiell Duke
of Gloucester street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03

WANTED A houseuan q hauaeglTl 49, =
So Johns street =
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03

WANTED Cook fnr small family Hoo 90
wages and permanent wotk Apply, 1! 81 Z
I.nke OF Gloucester street. $50
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03

Il ANTED Work BY eolerea visiting l, ...
.,rssaar ssan furnish reference frain An
nsnalis la.ilea. VIII also visit the sli.
bs,rban district. Call phone No. ~ y
betweeti the hours of . Il. ~. 81 ~,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03

N1STEn Competent cook small fumily:
good wages. Apply Mrs. ~ =, BECKER
Roessel apartments III Prince Geolge
street. A3-4f
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03
CLASSIFIED DS.
xnsx AND FOUND. WANTED.
MNaR SALE AND N0@ 1919

Al 0lansaflea adsag aieements 81 ~
vv0xNn OF lens, Mrsk insertion eOc
GlsneAuaenk Insertions. ore cent
s vrnrS. over s. words fwc centa
word arxt insertion ):
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03
q. y. - -,
FO ] ]! SALE.

WANTED Competent hpusegsnisl. apply
=, fsraI,klin Ntreet t34lt
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03

FoR sAT.E-Fiye room house with large
lot. at All Chesapeake avenue, Eastport.
Price 1850 Apply to Charles e Lee;
Phone 6os. IL IS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03
lest

YnSr- Rctxes.F Annapolis and West ~.
nauolis. orc a4xI spare tire. ReMara \, & !,
returned e Myers Garage -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03
FOlII.iND
..sI.l'-sssa'ss.. .'''-'''--
WANTED

- s
WANTED
ys4NTED old clothiug oS all kinds;
mems ladies' aud ehildrena also olsa
shoes and furniture. We arse naNs 9
roinI,lefe line Of ary goods aIia no1ln ~,
IL MI kinds. Cali Of tirop 4 postal ssFsi.
pat,iine Bloom Phone SOW ~ MAIN
street. .i.10-l no
II 1 4 TgcY, Work BY euIpred visiting lialF
araaaar can furnish reference frafn Al
na,nlis latiiea VIII also visit the sn
brrban district. Tall phone NO. t-ss5M
between the hours of q q. ~ 81 y;
mAyTru 4 houseulan or heusegiri viii.
experience Apply Mrs. =. y Newton. y
Sc Johns street. 1-1-9
,yANTED Cook fnr small family. Good
gxares and permnnent work. Apply If9
Duke of Gloucester street
MANI En- Neat eolased girl about 81
years old IA help around Kitchen. Apply
Is Mrs Ihipps. Severn avenue, West
Annapolis ',, s
ii ASTED Competent cook small failily
good wages Amply Mrs. N b. Decker
Boessei apartments, III Prince George
street. q, u
| Mountaineering hpuseGsail. Apply
S. Franklin NtFeet- 49,
FOR SALE.
FoR sALE--Ftye room house with large
Ioe 81 Al Chesapeake avenue, EaGtporI.
Price. 1850 Apply to Charles =: Y, Lee;
/ Phone w. 81. !.
FoR gAr.E- Eggs FOR Matching. BLACK
Minorras IL eggs for Si.50. Is.
Wagner Phone esI- Ne Inc
3ssha Il T
Wagner. Phone 6i7 ~ 80 Y
/ FoR SALE Speed boat Is feet long en-
CINE iii good condition. Isow noat e
feet Ieng; brand new sotlI n .1, . .,.s
Hanover street s
l FOR SALE Fresh COW with eaif BY her
side; $50. Charles Z. Zones, Fhene 10 ~
MANIRE FOR SALE Cart, wagon o.
i eari0ad. Apply Thos. Mctinekian !, hone
7sa, IS 80
FOR SALE Fisc room house 1T West An,
napulis nrge Int with water front on
Nyppaf's Creek VIII sell cheap to quick
buyer. NJ. y. Monday, ST. Johns college.
A:is5t
FOR SALE Eggs far Matching, from
fancy s. q. White LcEhurlis. 10 eggs Tor
Son A.s.Bi
ron RENT
FOX KENT The haue OF tile late Or.
George Wells. on Charles street: rala-
fortally furnished. Apply Charles &.
Lee Il 10. phone GH.s $50 Il
ron RENT Furnished room al Glon-
ccster apartments. Apply Mrs. Rasalilisl
Curtain 49,
i EoR RENT Room with bath FOR week
end af the juno waek Phone az, Or
call ii - Cathedral street. Az 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03

FOR SALE Eggs for Matching Blagk
Wagner Phone d6T n. 81 -lno
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03

FOX SALE TOAD cart cheap. IL
Wagner. Phone OF M 2l-o
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03

For SALE Speed boat 5 feet long eH.
CINE iii good condition. Row boat y
FEET long: brand new. Both beats are
built out III good material, Apply at ~,
Z ~ ,,s,s.,s strsst Il
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03

FOR SALE Fresh cow with calf hy her
side: $50. Charles Z. Jones, Phone 100 NJ
4-1-5
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-03

Published Daily Except Sunday By
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