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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-06
STATIONARY FIREMEh
HOLD CELEBRATION
Local Last Night Has Loyal Session 4oE
soldiers Aomccoming-Burt SSao5
Original Poem.

I',iinw;nr the business: me-. ;inG d" I'm"
Wur..llmr district Stationary Ftr"ln"h
Local. hrld last night il ms q. \. I.
l.. a. hall. Il hTi', but enthusiastic r"tr'-
u:ic SisSlnI. .";rS "h~"rvrd N "'!"N'it'."h
Of Ih.. several inrmb'.rs II III" urEn"!2a-
Ilun who az, among ihc soldiers 81 ms
community who arr L. return nome mas
morning. S..v"ral short talks were mitd"
and ;hr. ,,I!rruA nf IN" meeting vas
Zen l,v r.. !furi. an official ar ;hr organ
cation. in homer ri The homecoming oil
the toys. WAS read by III" author:
They Are Coming.
rTun"---kr"r Ii" ll"m" Fires BURNING
They ar" coming from IN" trenches,
From Franc" and England, too;
Tho. ar" coming from "ld Iial!
And from belgium. that Is ;ru"
They fought Iik" nni'i,. soldiers
What as could iank'"* do"
Thu gay" ~ home an" country
For Il CATS. they knew "slH true.
Chorus
Keep IL bright smile shining
When tn" boy: ar coming
From The hltti"s. far away.
rhyy'u come nar"H!nr h"tn".
+ tih' how much brighter.
Mud or hearts AZ lii;hi"r.
Turn the cid town INSIDE ont
T When he boys com" home.
! 'Thrv have fought Tx" regular demons
rh., t;rrlnanS I" defeat.
Th,... never ku''W tn" meaning
or that awful word retreat.
'rhcv has" fought out II IN" Ircnrn"S.
rhcy have fought right hand Ia hand
, 70 teach thus,' German soldiers
They were facing tn'i" sam.
Chorus
| RI" allies were united
N,,-L ..lu..,, - liz |; lhrNM:h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-06
WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip at the Nations
Capital.

WASHINGTON. March 5.--or" other
REPRESENTATIVE OF West Nirc!n!a IN add
;.,n 10 Governor John turn~eil - mere
.:t.U I!inE M. cu:!t"-'. nc g! S"N"r'"rS OF
states a:lI mayors II l"'iI4EE Ctti'~. lI';
IL Mayor Walker g; t"itr''S'"i. 'i!id ~
AS Iry%ctrr At IN" distinguished gan
rrlnC emphasizes ~" Tact thti IntrIrS-
ION WIS honor.d by IL" promoters or
,,,,. ,rrn;i,.:; ~, ono Of the leading cities
~f the country" E"'h representative"
from the state hav" boon regular ~ th T
Attendance. aud k"on N tn".- interest
10 learn what WA to he learned fr~lm
he discussions that would h" hrlp:W
20 them in hclp!ri; - cac'ii,at" ~" work
&C rrccust ruct.on ;hl; mnE '"I"'' W!ih'h
rhr!r efticlni purYl'w. For such was
~ object OF IL" conference ana u"
subject Of It's G"!.h"Ti' ."nS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-06

John c. Williams "C Casanova. VA
.,nd Miss l:lis-lt.lh s. S0Il':nn -! war
r"n;nn.. ~. w"",. married ~ ih'* N'iy
NupIay. Miss .:rjlin"n - =, Erandd luE"-
."- of Ia" lat" ..uI;r! States Senator j..
\. Camden of West Virginia and a
dnurhtnr &c ,;"i."ra AMI Mrs. l;ai- 10
H. Sn,!iuan Of Warrcntun. f":.m"rlN r"+:-
dents fn- 4 number OF years ot l''iN"ra-
burg ". Va
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-11-27
CHARLEY WHITE MEETS
WITH UNUSUAL ACCIDENT

Mr.. c. H. White recently met with
an unusual accident, which resulted
in a very painful burn and the loss of
II very fine finger ring. Mr.. White,
who was engaged in Repairing cleo
trio storage batteries at the Lucas
Garage, neglected to remove a large
Masonic ring from one of his fingers
with the result that when it acci-
dentally came in contact with one Of
the poles of very highly charged
battery there was n flash and instant
ly the ring melted saway and disap-
peared. In its place was a deep burn
extending around the finger and to
the adjacent digits on either side. The
flesh was cooked to the bone and the
injury has caused Mr.. White much
pain and Inconvenience, but is get
ting along all right at present.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-11-27

j. o. Hurst, End.
Duroc-Jersey sow, under months,
W. j. Davidson 1st and End.
Grand Champion boar, j. C. Kirk
ley.
Grand Champion sow, Jake Wat
son.
Not Registered
Duroc sow, Under months, (only
two shown) Robt. Pittman 1st and
End.
Best scrubs, (only two shown) l..
H. Trotti, 1st and End.
Pig Club
Class T. Jake Watson, 1st; Lloyd
Rivers, End.
Class B, John Owens, 1st; Will
Laney, End.
Promotion Pig Club
The following prizes were won in
the promotion pig contest:
1st, W. ]. Davidson, $500.
End, L. S. Graves, $4,000
3rd, T. H. Douglass, $500
4th, N. P. Watson, $1,000
otn, y. ". hlrkiey, $0.OO
The Boys' Corn Club
Class B. Best 10 ears.
1st, Lee Wadsworth; End, Lex
Pigg.
Best single ear: 1st, Lee Wads-
worth; End, Lex Pigg.
Mems Clau
White Corn:
Best ten ears E. D. Steen, 1st; End
J. R. CampbeiI.
Best single ear, E. d. Steen, 1st;
M. Y. Rivers, End
Yellow corn. Best ten ears: Lloyd
Rivers, 1st.
Pop corn. Best five ears: Lee
Wadsworth, 1st; Daniel Atkinson,
End.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-11-27
WOMEN MAY SIT IN
NATIONAL CONVENTIONS

According to an opinion given out
Saturday by Attorney General Brun-
dage of Illinois, women may sit as
delegates in the Republican and DEM
ocratic I. National Conventions and
vote for the nomination Of can
didate for the President Of the Unit
ed States. The opinion reverses all
practices in effect since Illinois be-
came a suffrage state and may result
in the election of some women dele
gates to the national conventions of
both political parties next year.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-11-27
QUARANTINE REMAINS ON
COTTON SEED HULLs

Clemson College, Nov. 22.-The
Quarantine on cotton seed hulls has
not yet been raised because the
weevil has not settled down to winter
quarters. AS soon as the weather has
become sufficiently cold to cause the
weevil to Settle down the quarantine
will be raised.
The boil weevil line at this date
runs through Anderson, Laurens,
Chesterfield and Cheraw.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-11-27
NEXT LYcEUM ENTERTAINMENT

On next Tuesday evening, Decem-
Der 2, at the School Auditorium,
Harold Morton Kramer. lecturer, SOL
dier, author and journalist, will de-
liver his famous lecture. "Overseas
with the Yanks." AS Mr.. Kramer was
there he should know what he is talk
ing about and as he has been writing
and !ecturing for many years he
should be able 70 talk about what he
knows. Mr.. Kramer has written five
successful books. He has been a
cowboy. and u newspaper reporter.
He is described as most unusual
man. who has drunk deeply of life's
troubled waters and lectures on what
he has seen and not from what he has
read or heard
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-11-27
DEATH OF MRS.
FRANK SHERRELL

Mrs. Frank Sherrell, died Sunday
at the age of &c at her home at
Laneys. She was very we'll known in
the county and leaves probably the
largest family connection of any one
in this part of the state. The burial
was at Cheraw.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-11-27
$3.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
If it's Gents Furnishings we h.vs it
call in to see us. TEAL-JONES CO.

My ware house is not a thing of
beauty. 1t is neither painted nor
guided. 1t has no glass front nor
heavy oaken doors, neither beauti-
full marble tiling nor highly polished
hardwood floors; but it does contain
some mighty good things at prices
that pay you for the trouble to inve.-
tigate. w. p. ODOM
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-11-27
FOR SALE

good mule, two horse wagon, l
one horse wagon, 100 gallons of good
home made syrup. Three good young
heifers, Jersey. Lot of peas.
d. P. Douglass
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-11-27

Snuff is up and will, very probably,
60 higher still. Buy it by the case
and get dealers discounts.
w. p. ODOM
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-11-27

FARM FOR RENT-About SO acres
under cultivation, near Sugar
Loaf mountain.
j. f. Shumate,
40-pd. Patrick, r 2.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-11-27

One Touring Ford for SALE Firs
class condition. Apply ]. H. John
son at Cash Market 5
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-11-27

Ladies Military, Cuban & French
Heel Boots at $3.50 to $1,000
TEAL-JONES co.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-11-27

We have all the Models in Men and
Young Mems Suits from $16.5O to
$45.OO the suit. TEAL.JONES CO.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-11-27

You can buy fresh ground grits at
Everymans Mill now at u cents
per lb.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-11-27
MIDDENDORF SCHOOL
HONOR ROLL

1st Grade: Casey Johnson, Russell
Johnson and Ona Mae Harp.
Advanced 1st Grade: Ollie John
son.
End Grade: Lessie johnson, Ruth
Johnson and Allie Mae Roberts.
3rd Grade: Magge Hoffman, Carl
Hodges, Isabel Wildon and Harry
Weldon.
4th Grade: Sallie Shaw, Harie
McManus, Leila Hodges and Willie
TofPman,
5th Grade: Ophelia Johnson, Mar
garet Rowe and Mary Johnson.
9th Grade: Elsie Johnson, jamie
Roberts and James Sims.
Sth Grade: Legion Roberts.
FOR SALE--On Wednesday Dec
10, at IL A. NJ, at w. NJ. Nc
Brides near Teaps Mill, | will sell
to highest bidder, corn, fodder,
mules, and wagon, and all farming
utensils and tools.
pd3S. w. M. Mcbride.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-11-27

Better grits, fresher grits, cheap.
er grits than you can get anywhere
else at Everymans Mill.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-11-27

40-pd.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-14
N0NR OF 80 WANTED -

Unfortunately, there can Be no
aossN that the rsElgloue afaIaationa 81
candidates Ill this election Suffered In
ao the campaign t0 degree which has
not bssoFe existed Though not urged
pabsIcly sach arguments were uaeel
aEnme candidates without doubt, and
40 Widespread waa thelr circulation
gaa It il clear sIiat there vas more
81 Tess organized effort To bring sueil
nlatters into no campaign
The reports even to0k Il somewhat
doanlse form charging that az organI-
saslon whIch has snaeared itself 70
ire psOpIs 81 the United states " isa
pleadld work during the war for our
soldiers without distinction NJ 70
csssd. had brought very large sum
it uaoney into Annapolis for use Ii
me campaign OG course. large sum
oe usonsg could DO used In an irn-
pFUper WY. 20 shat the charge VA
most serious one. even though Il Il
sapssalsfed ~ intelligent and right.
thinking people.
OF al the insiaI0ns and banegnl In-
flasncea which can ba brought into
politics. none q grentoT than the e.
sort Ia Inject religious prejudice, and
nothing 10 more likely 10 cause the
worst OF feelings among people 81
the same community and promote that
aplrit 0g iStolssranca which. IL had
eon hoped, the world had cast on
lOng ago.
Candidates iof office are entitled e
"a considered on their merits. AMI
their atness for the particular office
ID wngch they aspire should be the
Only ealae IN she casE 81 each voter,
ii rad been hoped that throughout this
Whole nation. the people had reached
TIE point wnare the religious
faith 81 any candidate would not BIZ
counted against him by anyone. but,
as the C0ntrarys All would respect
s6ysl asshareno III any faith. and
would count II quality making Is
possession more worthy of support
Certainly the ancient Capital Of
Maryland. mo birshnlaee 81 r0iiglous
snlaranca. such 4 spirit should and 40
abading place
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-14
CANNING COMPOUNDS
HARMFUL. TO HEALTH


Canning Compounds Sold under vnr-
l0us trade names for ase ID home can
ming ere often haYmful % health and
should never he used by housewives.
say the specialists OF sha Bureau 81
CAeniaagy, united States Department
of Agriculture 9Aeae preparations,
" HIGH ara 0aaaiI9 IN powdered forn
and cOataln aalirylic anid a borIc asid.
are anncceaaFy aince fruits and veg
asablea can he Kept for lnng periods
In psraerE condssaon uasAbae any chem
Ical atF0na tsyer X pr0per
methods ~ Canasng ARE followed
The Faslsral E0od ana Dxsga Adj
pezhihlsa tbs uaa e aEsafnl prasarv-
atlves Iii k0cd which cxsse witaain It's
snrsaaIceAon. IRE 9Oa lsma De nearly
every State III kAe unlbn A0rAad kha
nsHe witAin rs Ssase az foo8s wlaEcH
have heea preserved wltN harSgn 500.
ssMmce Alkh0gh meatAeF TIA rsa-
saI o. saAkA laws appgy ID Esosls
s. 10 husns ass cnsus
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-14
TurY NTH n WHICH
10 KILL ms ESr PESTS

r.n & rs aOash VI kiIl enemy IN
sa..se avs i saatessaent from the amer
s.ssan FORESTRY Association, Charaes IA
thr0p PACK. president 81 the associsl-
tan estimates the annual feast Of
aYanny insects costs this country $500.
GOA. 000. no check this annual feed the
assocsasion masss these suggestions
Tor July
eSuray fruit lees with bordeaux
lead Spray elms for elm leaf beet les
with arsanafe az lead, one pound 20 ten
gallons III water. Spray for forest tent
cat erpilIara with araenate OF lend same
proportionl. Spray tuasock moth and
other leaf-eating insects with arsenate
of lead lsame proportionl
ne woolly aplis Ii ford On aad0F
side 81 beech tree leaves spray With
whale Oil SOAP. one pound to ten gallons
de water Use the same cbnabsnatio
ON the red spider that may be found on
peoatrate jumpers. yew and box. The
sycanaore blight May be found In the
shape al white woslly mass on the
under side 0g leaves. causing them "a
curl and wilt. Get the bordeaux mix
ature III proportions Of one pound g
eight gallons Of water.
A good way to destroy caterpillars
is to drive carpet tacks part way into
long stick end Catch your web al
highest point and start turning IN until
you have the web, then plunge into any
liquid that win Kill them
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-14
Tnc Spirit q REACTION

Sometimes when the pa0ple have
aaaon i step n the right direction II
some pablsc matter. and everything
which Ii expected ~ ii h not accom-.
plIAhed al once. b sentiment grows
ID 90 back 10 tbs Old state 81 Affairs
and give up what has been gained.
This tendency IA n0tlreaI'le. for In
ssanca, IA the matter 81 the city water
supply. AT length. the public won fl
l0ng llight f0r ownership 81 the stock
III tas city watar conpany. Through
he lnsldi0ua Influences which have
vTfsuad this matter ever since, tho
public vas dcseatea III Is elFort To
oonsrol lts ewa uecoaslty. and d thor
6uglly unsatisfactory situation was
nrotaced
Esory nov and then someone sgg-
gests that mistake was made ii se-
curing llse stock og the company This
Ia not the case Tho present aitua-
ton. opposed ~ nsna-taatha of the
esgiseaa, cannot lasl much longar. ami
the public wlll wlthin short time de-
geat the nlarhiuaaiona of tlsoao rho
aFa oppoasng ia sntereAsa. The rene
eiy Il moi in goIng backward bat 81
gaiag forward
The same spirit IL manifested when
evsr d mistake Ii made under the pri-
mary SYSTEM. ana d wrong candidate
m0msnatea n souae conmanisies. the
convention systeA has even been re-
stored. Again. the remedy lies in
pushlng ahead II often happens thai
the voters. though long aeQasosnence
II tAe control ~ hoasea. have lost
ths power of exercising their own
rights Id the proper var. and use pear
Judgment ii TIE selection Of candi-
dates
Moro training and practice ID tho
natter Of using their vote rs II was
intended for American catIzens to use
tt viii bring anens right Is state
~ affairs Uadag primary SYSTEM,
the people have Right To ad3ast any
oondltson. ana the Aault lice with them
ie they fan ia do it.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-14

there, It would seem thai the house
wlfe would not knowingly Hse. in the
foods she preserves Tor her family.
anhstances that are prohibited BY law
III foods FOR sale because the sub
stances are Injurious 10 health
The Department Of Agriculture has
issued bulletins that give specific di~
rectIOns Tor the canrang and preserg-
isg of feaits and vegetables without
tie ase 81 preserving powders Of cam
ming compounds TIesa Bulletins may
- obtained without cost upOn appgi-
cati0A ID me Department og AgricuI-
fure. washington. b. e.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-14

One phase Of wartime prohibition
Il least d over. win the signing
oS TIE psace srsaty the ban has been
littaa which forbade s0ldAegu ct no
AFszy oa Oecupaaian to art with GeF~
man giraa New YORK RoEad.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-14

Refp8f anAnraea myNazz III aamsildAfe
tor Fe+Rlor4som "a to Maryland StAae Eea-
ate from AnRe Arundel C0nmty. sEillgert III
the EassaesfMsSe RFisaAske6 % kepsesAh@a
Treating entirely ID tkEe gne0Ssl ~ 9aaE
aeExfSNe MH tFRe gHasAASee ~ future xes
tsssGfeA BWbfhsz NA6n< kss1se4alss xm& 2xsb-
astsleey 81 faa will rs the penzlln a. stlia
eeanzy SEnrerelr
FRANK ii. ur.y AF.Hs.
81 ezaxgArefn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-14

NFIIIiasm Howard TaSE says he could
not set the RepnhlicAn n0nainatl0n il
assV II ho desired Il Liant woEsy,
llssana; yon are not the 0aay saasea-
NAH hi Eh4E boa. Eza8 Angelica Tfysaaa.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-14
WANTED

vi AN TED rs Candy hIss FAY.
Start one III cur Specially Candy Fafe
tories iii xatir home. small rn0ast an
Where We tell hoNy and furnish every
thing ADVERTISE. Grand npt.urtHsslfy
Men, Women CANDY Co, 1870 Ran
stead ST.. Philadelphia. Ia, atil1
WANTED COiared house maid. tssna
wages Hotel Maryland. syla
WANTED I1y married couple two OK
three furnished rooms for light hssuNe*
kpepinE gs.osi neERlAOfhpsid. Address
1S4 BOX TN. ~ ~
WANTEID Furnished house or h0iaaet
keeping apartment In on near Annapolis
for 0ne year. beginning August 1NAA
Lieut. Gnllsir. q Oh Hagen, q. :. ~: ~
Peggy Stewart Inn. WIS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-14

After voting for men who never
made good success of running theft
own affairs. many people kick because
government Ii inefficient
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-14

The death W drcWmisg Of d young
man IN tha Naval service, aenin points
natsahe necessity IL constant vigilance
ana cars Il tAesa aad occurrence are
II W avosdea. Death u. indeed. at
hand ID our watara. ana ii n0s readily
kAa1k non bis Victims.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-14
70 ne editor d tie Eneaing capltaI:

re the Editor Of tJse EDeNiaO Capital:
Please suggest to Mr. zouck and all
other proper people while you are
soA the ferry subject that Il would be
la good Idea 10 have the present An
napolls- II aiborne ferry stop AT the
lower end n Kent Island. where there
lis deep water Many people would
come from Queen Anne county, pos
Isibly from other counties. not mindif1g
the run through the middle aud lower
part Of Kent Island. to shorten
distance: reduce faFe, and enjoy Hal
timore and Annapolis. IN time troll
ley line might run through Kent Is-
land, connecting an the eastern and
western shores
4 FRIEND or THIS FERRY.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-14
e

70 she ENsEar NJ NE EFeniMe Ga9ieaSs
have haen paxtiemanyly knsegaated
LATELY h yuuT accounts az tbs Chau-
Etanaaa pF0eediHgs at Anms polls and
soar cN9gun@sSa8 on TIE smule Tie
mfant0ga og re AssmaE IS C.lsasEas- 8
cua are certainly To he commended for
thesr courage ana public spsris, and
81 Is very ragrattahia that they should
ana thamsesves faeiag desscit Just
what y the cause for the failure q
che Chamaanaaa artaEnments at AM
|nap0lIs Ii d little hard to say, but
probably insufficient adversisiug had
d good deal u 40 win ~ In other
words, d vast number Of people do not
know the value Of The chaatauaua and
tai 10 realize the high quality Of the
Entertainments given. SAP this be-
cause here at WilIlanantic. q city just
about The size 81 Annapolis. the Chau-
Ifauqna was pretty weii talked up Id
advance. and Was most marked sgac-
cess There were but few vacant seats
II any 0f the sessions. and Iii the two
which attended there was standing
room only for late corners and mighty
little of that For example, al the
entertainment last evening my party
arrived on the grounds af I'VE minutes
10 seven. just il time e grab few
seats near The last ron. Al seven
o'clock. one hour before the entertain
linent WAS to begin, the huge tent was
3agnmed To the ropes. and people were
attempting ID peer In from outside
should eatimate that fully twelve
hundred people, II not considerably
more, attended last night
The contrast between this vast audi
lanca and the empty seats at the An
nap0iIs ChautaHqna was most marked
/ / ray this in no dArogati0n og the
town BIZ which am at present q citi-
zen believe that people are pretty
much the same wherever one goes.
do not believe that Annapolis is q
| n0n ~ChautauQua town When the peo-
Ipie Of Annapolis come to realize. as
the people 81 WiIlimanfic. for exam
lple, have come 10 realize. that the
lChautauaua entertainments are we'll
worth the money. We may sometime
zee Chnntanpua tent III Annapolis
damned to the ropes hope that such
win be the case.
Bot We mtrst choose some other time
for the ChautanQna than the Fourth
lof July
Truly yours.
/ III. J. FENT0N.
S2s Church ST., Willimantic. Conn
i r. ST. might add that the sponsors
for the Chantauqua st WilIImantic this
year faced i guarantee Or 1880. They
u - - = ss..s.. sssfss4l -. r4t !
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-14

any j naan with sk3omg pugI STE
crumbs u ths faaiow wish ik2ls pssasl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-14

aea giFl throws fellow over
Ae Eesla neas bds III an rp
ssIl him
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-14

LOST.

KsssSx On Sunday rolatng froni BAf Ridge
by way III Spa read, coaf tAnfninfnE
watch anss efaln ard AMnk bssak &c slan
Anaafs0llA Ranking and TEuef 90. lie.
ward SOD Ii returned 10 Mandris HFoAs
III Main ST. Jyta
lost nrnvTn .a.s kef,ook III. 81 III Il ON
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-14
EIlGENE r. eHTLps, Solicitor
TRUSTEES SALE
OF' VALUABLE
Residential Properties
- pRamFsf1rm Avn ArfDpx IN
A ElaTP0RT AND LAUREL, Nd

~ As1&a AA&SA eA-sN AAAA LIZ -
~ virtna az 4 decree 81 the ffreuts
ts0nrt fur Anne ArlasdlRl County dated
JnHe H. 1915 ana paused In mn Equity
cause III aald Gourt depending wlseFein
Lloyd y. Glokey Pr hisaseif ard IS next
and William II. ffokeg and 0tllrfs were
siefeEziansN this umslersignel appointed
trustee ana directed To sell portions Of the
real estate whereof Iplan Fl tGakey died
sslle az Tie Court House door, Annapoiia,
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 18th, 1919,
&C 19 Ns0n.
the fesIaWIng valuable residence property.
First All that iaE III f&RstlHff fronting
~ feet on the east nlae az EheateE AvcJlue,
ssise depth .,,: d ~ feet deaessa,a.l II I
band 20 John 81 Clokey, dated ,Isssse III
faass and recorded III Fiber f& w %8 fIR
Folio $40. one al the land record books of
Aane Ara.nsias Cgns.ty. ins''e . with ais
rent % ElJfton y. Rawlings
Second All that Ias Mt Laurel. Md
fFOatEag 10 feet on the east aide ~ WAIST
layton AFenale, tlApr0ged with an eight.
room frHsDe dweitlnE. deSeflhesi iii deed
er0sa 1ohn g. SR0Waen &c John ~ &lOkay.
dated Ararll 1arsI 1904.
TERMS or SAIE PreacgSheJ by the
sIeCrpe onA THIRD 8f the purchase Haagsey
cmsas one third An three apd nne thfEd fM
ssx ls.ss g ss saal Is sAs option s r.
terest and he seenFed 70 the satisfaction ~
tAe undersigned. Fuller particulars Upon
appIteAtfap.
DAN1EI. n RaANpAg.E. TFnatse.
SO Calvert building.
ESmitsm0f@. Nd.
q Hart Hisilaing, Annapolsa
William al AE0&a
Auctt0meeF.