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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31

Mr. and Mrs. u. c. Green OF AM
oullo ,came in sunday to NS''
Everett's parents This is their hrS'
visit home since they were married.
Mr. / w Green says II was the hrst
time they had seen their daushter-in-
law and they are delighted with her.
He pronounces her a splendid wo-
man and one OF whom to feel proud
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31
Mrs Kings Room.) }

Monday morning we had three
absentees. There were two tardies
during the month.
Monday, the twenty-seventh we
changed the time and caused quite
few 20 come in after Mrs. Howell
had rung the bell but fortunately
they were not counted tardy.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31
COLONIAL HILL
ACTIVITIES
Miss Clarks room.)

miss Clarkk foon.J
We have had several new pupils
this week.
We are quite busy with our les
sons and our busy work "Spooks and
Jack-o-lanterns" are peeping around
walk carefully when you visit us.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31

Scores of cotton pickers in west
Texas watched with anxiety the
weather conditions this week They
realized that freeze would do i'm
mense damage to the crop.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31

Or. A. w. Browning of Fluvanna
hsJ secured cotton picking hands
from San Antonio TO pick his large
cotton crop at Fluvanna.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31

Bob Norwood returned Sunday to
wichita Falls and Mrs. Norwood re-
nained here for a longer visit eN-
pecting TO go the last OF this week.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31

\ burgular tried his hand at the
store of Boyd & Son few nights ago
and got off with some money and
goods
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31

No cheap groceries but groceries
cheap. Farmers Mere. Co.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31

Try one sack OF Peace Maker flour
and be convinced. Farmers Mere. Co.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31

Mr.. e. w. Clark went back TO Fl
Worth Wednesday.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31
Heavy Rain Tuesday

For few days last week and up
to Monday night of this week the
people were jubliant over 40 cent
cotton and the prospect for a season
of fair weather. The cotton was
rushing in from all directions and
farmers were going home happy with
good bank accounts left in town.
About 5 O'Clock Monday night 4
gentle norther blew in but the skies
were clear and the outlook good for
a dry norther. but toward Tuesday
morning the rain commenced and
continued practically all day and the
mercury made a dash toward freez-
ing point.
II was a big rain and farm work
was tied up. Wednesday morning
was warmer, the expected freeze did
not come but the weather was still
cloudy and more rain predicted.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23

Fan. Mary Pickford isn't going t,
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23
"Int0 the Chasm''
THIRD EPISODE

Ralph dives from the top of the
grain elevator, but comes up unharm-
Cd and ewims away. Aline leads the
policeman to the elevator basement
but Blake, Cooley and Shorty have
escaped by means of the sewer, Ac-
companied by the police, Aline reach
cs home and tells her father about
her experience. Morton has received
q telegram from his mine superin-
tendent telling him that important
business demands his presence at the
mine.
Meanwhile, Ralph, risking capture
by detectives, enters his home, cur
es clothing and. money land by IN
ingenious trick, overcomes the detect
i've who has been sent to watch the
place, and escapes. He sees Nell on
the street and follows her to Shorty'5
room. A thrilling elmo on the oat-
SIDE OF the house brings him into the
roc y. A big fight follows, Blake
and Shorty have knockca Ralph un-
conscious and are about to stab i'm,
when Nell intervenes and saves
italphs life. The crooks leave, but
Cooley returns, closes TIC window,
turns on the gas jets, ard leaves
Ralph to be suifocatcd by escaping
gas.
A reighbor smells the cas- and the
janitor rescues Ralph Meanwhile,
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23
new PICTURE
RECALLSEVELYN.
NESBIT'S CAREER
Successful in Musical Com
edy and Vaudeville Be
fore Screen Debut

A new photodrama, with Evelyn
Nesbit featured as its principal play
er is an attraction of unusual inter
est.
Miss Nesbit enjoys a greater per-
sonal popularity. First the musical
comedy, next vaudeville, and finally
to the screen she lent her beauty and
her acting powers, and in each field
her efforts have been rewarded by
success of the most gratifying di-
mensioc3.
Patrons of motion picture houses
of the first class remember her per-
The new piece is called "Her Mis-
Torrance in Redemption"
take"
1t is a story of the girl of the
woods, naive, and unsophisticated,
who by the manners and apparent
sincerity of youth from the near
by city accepts his protestations in
good faith and becomes his wife. 1t
is not until after she has become a
mother that she learns that never has
he heen free of the net woven about
him by a constituencies siren, an1
an attempt to escape from which was
the reason for his initial visit to the
girls home.
With the wife's discovery of her
husbands faithfulness the drama
reaches its climacteric point. The
story leads thence to its denounce-
ment il series of surprising situa-
tons, to divulge which in advan t
would tend to rob the spectator of a
measurable degree of the thrill tn Il
otherwise he will most surely expert
ence.
miss Nesbit has been surrounded,
by an excellent cast. Her son, Rus
sell Thaw, has an important role, and
in addition to him the presenting
company includes Eugene Strong
Lois Meredith and Charles Wellesley
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23
''The Woman Thou
Gayest Me-
TIL STORY

Daniel Mcneil, u poor laborcr's
son, suffers in his childhood from tn.
cruelty of his landlord, "thc bad
Lord Raa," and vows that some day
he will pull down the pride of the
house of his oppressor. He em,grates
to America and accumulates i great
fortune.
Returning to England grim, har-
dened old man, he buys Castle Raa,
and arranges to marry his young
daughter to the penniless, prolligate
heir to the Raa title. This in spite
Of the fact that, although she scarce
ly knows it, Mary loves Martin Con-
rad, an explorer and her childhood
playmate and sweetheart.
On her bridal night the giiPs wom-
Gnhood awakens within her and she
refuses to live with Lord Raa as his
wife. Yet, for the sake OF the set
dement's made upon hin, the young
adyenturer refuses to give her a di-
vorcc and they leave for Egypt on
f9rcical honeymoon.
In Egypt, by Encouragement, Raa
meets Alma Lier, a woman whom
he loves and whom he can now sup
Fort in luxury on the income which
his marriage assures him.
In Egypt Maly accidentally meets
Martin Conrad, back from = voyage
end about to s1il on anothe" They
are swept together, and Mary, goes
TO Martins urms, believing that in
| the sight of heaven they arc man and
wife. The two separate and Martin
departs e the Antarctic
Mary now refuses to live with heI
husband and reyires to France
where Martin Conrad's chill is born
Later she learns that Martin and his
whole expedition have been lost in
the Polar seas. Her money gone, she
returns to England, hides herself
with her child in London, and strives
desperately to earn a livelihood.
Meantime Raa has bee in Indi@
with Alma Lier, whom he has brazcn-
ly introduced as his wife. Returning
20 England, he finds that Mary has
/ given him the resired cause for Ii
i Norce, and with his money set, cmcnt
assured, he continues to enjoy life
with Alma.
Tut Martin Conrad is not dead
l;cscued at the eleventh hour, hG
comes hack to England. learns oil
Raa's vilification of Mary, beats hin
in the presence of his mistress, ant
begin s frantic search for MARY
and his child.
Rv this time Mary has sunk tc
such depths Of poverty that her bah!
is dying for want of food ana med
icine. One night she goes OUT OF
the streets to save her child by sell.
ing herself. The first man she mus
1ers courage TO anproach proves t.
be Martin Conrad.
Thus reunited, Mary and Martin
marry and in Martins ship sail away
with their child for undiscovered
lands.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23
THE GREAT GAMBLE

they have sent for the police, and
Ralph, realizing that he must not be
found there by the police, makes a
thrilling getaway. He telephones
Aline, who assures him of her safety
and she informs him that she and her
father are going to the Galconda
Mine.
Blake and Cooley learn from the
newspapers of the millionaire's trip
and undaunted by their first failure,
determine to carry out their plan in
the mine country, Accompanied by
Nell, they go to Golconda, taking a
house near the mines. Ralph joins
Aline, who, he has learned, is about
to ride on horseback with Ralph. Tie
lovers are separated, and Aline is
held up by Cooley and another des-
perado Aline wheels her horse
quickly and avoids capture, but a
shot from Cooley's pistol has fright
ened the horse and it runs away with
Aline. She is hanging over the
horses side, dasning through the
rocks. Ralph has seen the attempt
ed capture, aGd he makes a most
thrilling ride to the rescue of his
sweetheart. Aline's horse "uns with
her on top of . high cliff Below Is
the river, Ralph is riding madly
to try and stop the horse, bu. it Is
too late. The horse, carrying Alire,
dashes ever the cliff, into the river,
and the river closes over her.
Continued next week.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23

retire; at least she hasn't told me
about it.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23
BALE OF COTTON
TO FILM QUEEN

The first bale of cotton shipped by
water from the cotton center Of
the great Southwest was recently de-
livered to Mary Pickford, film star,
by Lieut.. Commander Nelson, of the
Submarine UB-88.
The UB-88 is one of Germany's
"vipers of the sea" turned over TO
the Allies under the terms of the
armistice. Up until the cessation of
hostilities she preyed upon Allied
commerce and is credited with six
teen sinkings
Lieut., Commander Nelson brought
the vessel to this country from Eng
land, and is exhibiting her in Amer
icai ports to stimulate navy recruit
inc.
The bale of cotton brought to Miss
Pickford by the skipper of the cap
tured U Boat was taken on at Hous-
ton, Texas, 1t is a souvenir bale
weighing five pounds, and was the
only freight carried by the subma-
rine.
Garland S. Brickey, manager of
the Houston Chamber of Commerce,
and j. F. Burwell, secretary of the
Houston Cotton Exchange, were the
consignors of the bale, and the pur-
pose in sending it was to establish
a closer relationship between the
Texas cotton district and the Paci-
fic coast.
By the time the UB-SS completes
her trip she will have visited every
American port. She will then return
to the U. S. submarine base at Los
Angeles harbor, where naval engin-
GERS will study her construction.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23

made them; and they both rank
among the best in celluloid fiction
izations.
N. Mob. Mae Murray is Mrs. Bob
Leonard in private life. AS soon as
she finishes "The Woman in White"
under Lconcc Pe1ret's direction, Mac
will take featured role in Famous
Players Lasky's "On With the
Dance, SO you might address her
care the latter concern. Harrison
Ford, l believe, has been married.
Grace G. Has Norma Talmadge
ever been an actress? Well, | should
say she has been an actress right
along. However as | presume yoa
mean has she ever been a legitimate
or stage performer, | won't tiinc
with YOU she hasn't. She went right
from high school to the Vitaglaph
studio and she has beer an actress
ever since.
Fan. Mary Pickford isn't going to
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23

Frank Y. Y, Wilton Eackaye was
Svcngali in "Trilby." Clara kimball
Young used her eyes to great adj
vantage in the silent version of the
DuMaurier play. "Trilby-Trilby-
sing. But why should Clara wish
to sing? Sessue Hayakawa, Haworth
Pictures Corporation, Los Ange-
les. His little wife, Tsuru Aoki, is
to be star in her own right for
Universal. Her first, "The Breath
of the Gods
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23
Motion Picture Stories and Gossip of the Studios

retire; at least she hasn't told me
about it.
M. E. C.-Tom Moore's wife is
Alice Joyce, the pensive figurante of
some of our best Vitargaphs Alice
is in New York, where she commutes
to the Vitagraph studios in Brook
Ign; while Moore is with Goldwyn
and works in Culver City, California.
Little Alice Mary Moore, their little
daughter, recently went west to pay
her dad visit Ruth Roland divorce
ed Lionel Knet.
Tony Moreno Rooter-Bill Des-
mond married Mary McIvor. Harry
Morey is married, but I haven't his
wifc's maiden name. Maine Elliott
is abroad right now; she is the sister
of Gertrude, who is Lady Forbes
Robertson in private life. That dis
tinguished English actor did a film
version of "The Passing of the Third
Floor Back" some time ago.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23

and
Answers

Jeanne Rod La Rocque's latest is
"The Greater Love" with Molle King
for American Cinema. Rod is a free
lance; he is also appearing in "The
Trap with Olive Tell which UniveI-
sal is releasing.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23

Methusalah. I can't give you the
names of all the Sennett girls. They
come and go like the crew of a Ber-
ing Sea whaler. Besides there is d
round-pardon me-dozen of them.
The more prominent, however-at
this writing anyway Phyllis Ha-
yer, the blonde bebe; Marie Provost,
the little brunette venus; Louise Fa-
zenda, comcdienne; and Harriet Ham
mond.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23

Jessica. Marion Davies works at
the Biograph studios in the Bronx,
New York, and lives on Riverside
Drive-but write to her at 729 Sew
cnth Avenue,-Marion Davies Film
Company, and it will reach her. Ma
rion always sends her pictures. Al
bert Ray in Love is Love" with Elm
or Fair,-the pretty little girl who
has part in "The Miracle Man"
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23

Doris ]. Constance Talmadgc
isn'e engaged-but it's not the fault
of any of the ardent SWANS who arc
always following her about. Wynd-
ham Standing is her leading man in
"a Temperamcntal Wife."-a Loos-
Emerson picture.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23

Sophomore. Both Lies Miser-
ables' and "A Tale of Two Cities
have been filmed. In both Bill Far
mum played the leading roles. Fox
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23
WALDEN

Mrs. Charles Kittredge and sons,
Kenneth and Walter, have returned
from a visit to her mothers, Mrs.
Anna Sanborn in North Danvillc,
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23

Charlenne. LA Belle Russo"
a Theda Bara-Fox picture. SO
Kathleen Mavourneen."
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23
ST. JOHNSBURY BUSINESS DIRECTORY

The Cozy Furniture Store
Dealer in secondhand Furniture.
Stoves bought, sold and exchanged
Retire Baby Carriages at lowest
prices.
N. DUMAS, Manager
Phone 679-M "a Eastern Avenue
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-26
LAND NOTICE

Where's. by special warrant ISSUED On
the Ord day Of APRIL 1919. IL Frank Ipris-
coll, 1T RaltImore city. State IL Maryland.
bY the Commissioners AT the Land Ofiiee
Uf the State OF Mnrylaad and ~ nae III
recteti. requiring me To survey tract of
land therein described, | hereby give mo-
tice that on Saturday the
@9th DAY OF JNNE. 1918
j shall proceed III survey and Law cut one
acre. more ss less. III Vacant Land. sit
uatc, lying aud being In the Thirti Elec-
tian District on Anne Arundel County
State 1t Maryland. bcEmG an Island en-
tIrely surrounded BY the nHvigable waters
~ the patapacO River lying near the
month az R0ck Greek and ordinarily
known IN White Hooks being IN about
thirty nine degrees ten minutes twenty
xix seconds North latitude and seventy
six degrees twenty nine minutes eighteen
seconds West longitude from Greenwich
North rOint Light hearing North abuut
forty tiFce and i half East aud Fort Car
roll Light bearing North about thirty
two degrees West taken from Chart Ne.
$40 approaches 10 Baltimore Harb0r. Mary
land. published by the e. :. tseodettc Sur
Ner MAY 1863 the same being the kasteTig
Isnsk IN larger sliftseEssste iii tilc NaFtllnrn
Group and called for the purpose af this
Warrant White Rock Northeast Group.
J.&CAItSflN BNIiSiI
Surveyor Of Anne Arundel County, Md
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-26


Mheraa. ~ special warrant issued on
tile 5rd day If April, 1915, TO Frank Drls-
coli. Of Baltimore city. State az Maryland
By the Commissioned of the Land once
uf the State of Maryland. and to nae Ill
rerted. requiring uae TO anryey tract of
hand therein described. hereby give NO.
tfcc that On Saturday the
i <8th DAY Or 8UNE. 1913
shall lsrpceesi ~ snFvey and lay eat enc
acre. more or less. 0f Vacant Land, aifu-
Aate. lying and being II The THIRD Eiet
item District III Alage Arundel County
state of Maryland. being group of
islands entirely surrounded By the nAyis-
gable waters III the patapsen Rivef. lyamR
near the monfh 0f Et0ck Greek and 0rsit-
Haf4iy known NJ White Rocks. being In
about khirty@n nine degrees ten minutes
twenty SIX seconds North latitude aud ser-
enty six degrees twenty mine minutes
eighteen seconds West longitude from
Greenwich. NeTtls Posnt Light beariuG
North about ferty three and haIT de-
greeA Ea#k an9 Fort Carroll LiKst bear
Ing NQE&h Abaut thirty two degrees Wezt
taken from Chart Nh. stg approaches "a
baltimore HarhaE Msgy iand ruhiiNAed
by the Z. 81 kse0lesic SURVEY. May 1906
Surveyor ef Anne Arundel County. Nd.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-26
LAND NOTICE

Whereas by special warrant issHed on
the 3rd day III April. 1919. Go Frank Dris
coll. Of Baltimore City. state of Maryland,
bY the Commissioner ef the Land 0fIIfe
of the State ~ Maryland. and 10 me III
reeted. requiring me 10 survey tract uf
tand therein deNerfbesa. hereby give no
tiee that on Saturday the
s8sh DAY or 5ltNE, 1919
aIsaTl proceed III survey and Law put one
acre. more or iesa. If Vacant Land. situate
tying and being I'd the Third Election lis
tffcf Of Anne Arundel County. state IL
AaFyian being IN island entirety sur
rounded by the tkaRigable wateFs ~ The
Pasapsco River lying near the mouth m
Rock Creek and ordinarily knewn Al
White k0ek. being In about thirty nine
degrees ten minutes twenty I've seconds
Worth latitude and segent y-wix degrees
twenty nine initiates eighteen seconds
West longitude, from tsre@nwieh North
Point Light bearing North about forty
three and i half degrees East ana Fort al
roll Light bearing North about thirty
two degrs.a West taken from Ishart Mo-
SD approached 70 KaitfhuOrp ttarly0r.
Maryland pahlished by the e. :. tieddetic
Survey May 1870 the same being the West
criF ksurk IL larger dimension III the
S0utnerIy KrNsp and called for fhe par-
pose III this Warrant White Rock South
Group.
=. CARSON BOIsSH
Surveyor of Anne Arundel County, Md.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-26
LAID N0TECE


EheFas bv special warrant issued nu
tie 7th day Of August 1918 g Frsak YSfis-
e1li. uf Baltimore gaty, State Df Maryland,
by the GomEhEssEaReF Of the Land Once
ef the GtMfE rs Maryland. and 50 me a.
rerteas requiring me to survey 4 tract Of
AmAa therein described MeNeUy give no
tire that on Saturday the
>h ~ 81 or JESME, 1918
SHAH pfDeead 81 survey asaa lay emit one
aese. maFR oF aeaa Of Facmnf Land. rita
HAte lying and being III The Third EIec-
kt0h TsatR$ct 0E Amne Arundel Epmmfy
Stase af a6arEfan& belmE nm talaKA entlrzSy
snrreanAel ~ nAsigable water pf the
KaM4MpMea Kfp4R tying neAF K1e moMth Ill
Eurk xsnNRk SD oxd5BHFAgy kaswn as
~ hftE Rock b4fng im a6nat thirty nssse
9A@9eeM ken mlnases aEa tMeMtg sssx ser-
GnSN NaRfA I.atttmd@ NM6 sxSentY .mix Sse-
KfeezA kweflfy -nlfe afAmtRa and eighteen
Nsh0m1H West gengS&M4E frMm Greenwich
NarkA Point KsSkhs soaring NpFta afAak
Eur&Y f@fke alsH 81 kaa9 &egKNe1 East ana
Ferf kMxrol easf agIn4 Agul8Eh alSsnE
klsaxsx ssss e@t zakeA Grpzn
CAaYa &c kEa % naiEz1aaxe
seEs k4l1s. pnEz ~ Tie e. ~
aKN NM% eab e2fpR MesMM
~ Sgezs Moek IS larger 6Axaenls0n
b she Hspnp ard r41aed tor the
FsMSE m a9smmk hAae MnrA
~ ukys MT
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-26
LAND NOTICE


Wheraa hy kpeslal WarraIt issued On
tlae 3fa day If April. 1914 to Frank Drts-
toiI 0l baltimore CITY, State Of Maryland,
nv the Commissioner Of the Isana Once
0f the State 81 Maryland. aud ~ me dis
reefed requiring me to survey tract Of
land therein described hereby give mo-
tice that on Saturday the
2Bth DAY or dTNE. 1913
shall proceed to survey and lay ont one
acre. mere of iess III Vacant Land. situate,
lying and being In the Third Election Ilfs-
trist III Anne Arundel Couaky, State If
MaryInnd. being an island entirely sur
rounded by naylRable waters 0f fhe Pafap,
SEQ River. lying near the mouth ST Rock
Creek and ordinarily known aa White Koek
being In about thirty ni1e degrees ten
minutes and twenty FIVE SECONDS North lAti
ftIse and seveut y-al i degrees TWENTY nine
minutes and eighteen seconds West lungi-
tHae from Greenwich. North Point Light.
bearing North about forty three and a half
degrees East nnd Fort CaFt0Il Light bnar
Ing North abput thirty Two degrees West,
taken from GlmFt No. s3a approaches 81
Baltimore HarhaSr published by the II y.
fsepdefie Survey May 1895. the same being
the EAsterly Rock " larger dimension I'm
the SOntheriy Group and called for the
purpose 81 this Warrant White Rock south
East Group.
il CARSON B0F1SfF
Surveyor Of Anne Arundel County. Nd.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-26
NEW ICE CREAM TAX
BRINGS FIRST ARREST

one IL TIE first casea cf alleged
Misrepresentation ~ the tnx on iee
cream and SOFT drinks viii be heard
before United states Commissioners
supplies Ut g.astinore next Wednesday
when James N. Murray II Naval
Academy junction, On the ". z. = ~.
president Of the George Al Murray
sons Canning Company viii be ars
raigned on charge Of violation q
the new revenue act.
ii Is alleged that he displayed 2
sign notifying his patrons nt asgcrss'''1
Cd prices due 10 the tax, AID len
increased the price more tlsaii ing
amount 81 the tax He was arrested
On complaint Of internal revenue
agents and released under ]. bond y
s5Na.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-26
IA 4 nanena


SATURDAY Ven ossghnuf day " An
naxasia. and tasa Kala pf d0nshnnta was
81 IL CMgve E5aIz cord ursetd On Miss
Margaret AEagsSn who WA On duty ~
day III shss % hosselvy. re idea
az sell5ng aongh nnia Tor Tire Salvation
Arnay wms eeMeeive9 " Mis- Martin
and Mrs +. ]. Lankhicaaza. tie latter,
howeyer having heen taken sick and
obliged 70 retnrn home
!. To Carved Hall management II due
credit for the courtesy extended those
working for the Salvation Arlny drive.
III WHICH Mrs. Dick. wife Or Command.
II Dick. q s. N who II guest q Car
vel Hall. assisted largely In making Il
! success.
Several ladies sold doughnuts IN
town and realized over ssh for the
Salvation Army fund