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MUEDTE DE UN SUICIDA

Segdn informes del Hospital Mu
nicipal, ell barbero Francisco Ote-
TO, que Ell la barberia de Santiago
Colon sc dispar6 un tiro por la
sien derecha, con idea de suicidar-
Sc, ha muertO a consecucncia de
la herida recibida.
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DOCTOR BABcocK.

Ia sido hcenciado el doctor Babcock
que prestaba servicios como captain en-
ell Base Hospital.
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Ell coRAzoN DE La HUMANIDAD

Vigorosa presentation magistralmen.
TO interpretada. Advt
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Aver fucron asistidos en- ls sa'a de
Socorros de San Juan por Fl pFae'ican.
te de turno St Barrsrss ios heFidos ri
guientes Modesto Campo. Nicolas ~
villa. Eus,aquio Torres. Baidomero "a
mos. y Juan Lu.o.
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PoR vIoLACIoN

La poicia de Salinas arrest0 Agus-
tin Santiago, acusado de violacion en-
La menor dc edad Engracia Ortiz.
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CABLE IMPoRTANTE

Nuestro amigo, don Jose Cerecedo Mi.
Han de la reputada razon social Cerece-
do Hnos. y Co. Sucrs. de esta ciudad
quien tiene la representation de la Ham
mond Typewriting Co., acaba de reci-
bir ell siguiente cable:
$500 maquinillas reformadas "Mul-
tiplex' han sido ordenadas por cable
para uso de las ofcinas Gel gchierro
frances
(Firmado) A. P. BROOKS,
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Hammond Typewriter Co.

A este particular nuestros lectores re
cordaran cue ell Presidente Wilson, su
partida para asistir las Conferencias
de la Paz, llevo consigo para su uso
privado una de estas hermosas moder-
mas maquinillas de escribir. Advt
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YAU co c1A

Caf6 inme iorable por su eandad
aroma. No pueie nenar ds douls pre-
cede. Yaueo, Cofozal, Ciaies.
Sc vende en- San lose si., esquina =
Rafael Cordcro. Aavt
Ell CoRAZoN DE IA uUMANrDAD
rs tan estupenda one msrece men
ci6n especial. Aavt.
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Ell coRAzoN DE IA HUMANrDAD

UNA creaci6n einematograaea verbs
deramente notable. havt
En- Ia sA1.A DE- sOConnOB
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Ell CoRAZON DE LA HUMANIDAI

Una pelicula exceptional. FL publico
la aplaudio freneticamente. Advt.
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Ell ooRAzoN DE IA HUNANrDAD
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PRECIos DE SUBSCRIPTION;
SemssiTe, 400 Ano. 7.6O.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05


the india iuaIistic and the CONF
rnunistie. and gaaat anarchists are
inibned with desire q better the
lot of rniiud. As for the frst
paeK of ne aeatcsaers. II u pointed
out thar the classification makes
distinction without j difference.
The case is one ii which men
must he Tor Law and order and DC
tabIished government or against
them. A. far the latter assertion,
III IS submitted that. Il their hearts
are fired with lOve for the race,
the apostles of destruction have !
peculiar method 81 showing Il.
Indeed. Judging BY their generous
use Of bomb and tocis, they seem
III love their fellows 10 death. In
this connection. ii should be borne
in mind that the kiss is as much
q weapon Of self seeking treachery
as Is the knife Or pistol Or infernal
machine.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05
CANDIDATES COLUMN



S snslnsssgs an = g uSlldA se
Esss khe nasH u ssk3rk Af tke s6Ersla Court
hezfs1 M ~ exatso Fxtrnees
In &tE8 4at@ lsz.as lksesncaf eeea that
ahoaiA @tn1A 1z5esly. First Thnt IL !
AMa Bsalofma1&a AtE& xisxta0 ~ this nstlce 4
viii ~ the bees ~ my skill and 5adE-
menf diligently kMd faithfully. Without
-paftaAa&kg aF pTa5m@krN 1ieeharEe thR dNEiea
" &akd g1gsce 4 WA BppOimtesi deputy
sci&Fk Hnaez &akaS sprsKg Hafwo0d, then
Hraaek liz tha Mssktng ~ 1857, and upon the
death 1T Thomas VI Beaif In APRIL $3.50.
was Appreciated I'hief Dclsufy Clerk, aud
have a3kFed continuously us thief Deputy,
Unslef Matne Harwood, John BssuuGn
and DR.. ksEsarRe Wells. mnfti the latter y
steAth III September. 1918 TN the first ~
tlcs06er. 1eIN. WIS By the Judges ~ the
Circuit Court 09 this eircpiE. fundamentally
appointed Clerk 0g THE Court II succcrsl
our late laiMeHted 0r. George Wells. unit
the next General Election tn November 81
tgse present ye&x.
with NY long eersice and expeFience ~
4 public serynEt | feel that can cuii-
IIsIenfIy look for Il legal and hearty SUP,
port 0f the good people Of this g0ungy W
tfses coming Urinary aud tsenerai Eleetiau
/ have always regarded i public uisies
An yatblic tfuSE and ArBlly believe thai
ne Who faithfully and honestly discharges
the duties Of the u6Ice 10 which he has
been elerted or appointed best serves lila
party aud the pEbase.
Iyas.tf VA. n. WoaDWAIsIl {
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05
GOVERNOR SPENDING
TODAY IN BALTIMORE

Instead Of spending last night al
the Executive Mansion here as he had
planned, Governor Harrington did not
come to Annapolis from his native
home i'll Cambridge until this morn
ing. He made the trip via the ferry
steamer Harrlngton. arriving AZ 11.3e
O'Clock
The Governor entered mis- private
automobile Immediately after leaving
the steamer apd accompanied BY his
private secretary, Raymond n. Lauer.
went 10 Baltimore. there to giye at
temtion ID i number Of business mat
se9a
inst ROw the State Executive is
deeply eugrossed ii the plans for the
Investigation Of proateerings and the
high cast in living here III Maryland,
ana the matter 81 selecting successor
To- Albert d Towers who recently rs-
signed 81 member Of the Public
SexF1cs lssion
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05
70 EDITOR

70 aAe @dat0v Al tAc SUcmsmg Capttas:
Please RlS0w me 10 coTraet 4 ssaAe.
meat which appaared In the CaDlsal
og Monday evening
AGr. Stanley windsor and we're 90
.in@ down The street and met the Lads
named III the article she simply aak-
cd where We we're going We replied
.sJnst FOR little outing o. the water. !
she said why not take as along T
We said, Come on: we will Ne clad r.
d0 60. :"
AFTER going up the Sewers - tai
- the railroad bridge We raEtRgnsd
landing st the Eastern Shore wharf
as the lady wanted 10 stOp in thai
nessh horhOcd Mr. windsor and
then went 10 The station. took the So
train 10 washington, D, &. and return.
led 3.45 yesterday. am sorry thai
such report reached you " II wat
positively untrue.
Very respectfully.
PEARSON HOWEG
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05
TYPlFlEs TRIALS OF ISRAEL
1.-THE Only Kid sang Story IN Pasaa
over Services, Believed 20 Have
That 8lanleeance.

Some commentators shy TINT The
House That Jack Built" Is only q
Jingle taken from .Chad Gadyol. Of
aThe OniS Kid. nursery doggerel.
which later became q Jewish legend,
observes the Detroit News. 1t hnG
found IT. way into the .'Hngodah. the
Jewish book used the first two nights
Of the passover service or the Jewish
people. After the service Il over and
the dinner eaten. the fa1her sings
aloud, ."The Only Kid, !" With his chill
lren following him. Then he trans
.utes ii into English or YIddish for
those of the family who do not under
stand Hebrew
'sThe Only Kid" tells Of kid cat
en- by o cat Of dog which bit the
eut: Os 4 stick that smote the dogi
Of are that burned the stick. Then
Ii tells Of water that extinguished the
ore; oe m OK that drank the water ]:
of d butcher who killed the OK Of the
angel he death who killed the butcher,
and finally OF God who killed the
angel. The legend IL supposed To rep
resent Tsrael's trials. with Israel cast
Ms THE Only Kid md the butcher,
the cat. dog. IRE and the stick as his
formentors. who are In turn killed By
God.
''The Only Kid has swing md Tilt
to ii resembling The House Tint Iack
Built. which gives rise 10 the belief
that the hitter Is copied from It. Some
shy the Jewish legend is ON old Ger
man ballad sprung from French
song.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05
r0g As,S go0DCocK
FILES HIS q pRs FOR
COM aG1.LERSHIP


t,an, -rol Amos VI. w Woodcoek,
81 galtabnYy, hes fsled with the Sec
ra..rv 81 state, at the Executive Of
aces here, his papers 81 candidate
FAR the Republican nomination for
.TzomntFoller. There will be no oppo-
s,tlon IL him, the ticket Of Harry VI
tn,ice for Governor, Alexander Arms
.trnnr Tor Attorney General. and Coll
|onel woodcock FOR Comptroller hav-
inE been agreed npOn some weeks ago.
FIJI fIllng his papprs, Colonel Wood
cock gave ont stesncnt In which
ia referred 10 tha constitutional state-
ment 81 the. dutias of the Comptroller.
and added:
sTs elected / will carry out, with the
aid 1T the best expert advice, the spirit
of the above prnsiason. and Of all other
laws pertaining To tho ONCE
III viii ISSUE. III addition 10 the year
ii report required BY Law, It least one
each month simple and clear state
4nent 10 that every child may know
and understand the condition Of the
states finances Public knowledge Ii
me one safeguard against public
waste. with greater public knowledge
and interest ii viii be easily possible
10 lessen the intolerable burden q
Iprescnf taxes without curtailing the
Legitimate activities OF the State.
Fiji will endeayor TO make the ad.
ADMINISTRATION OF the. ONCE as efficient
as that of the best business corpora,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05
WERE STICK ERs FOR DIGNITY
Old Chronicle shoss That Members
81 First Congress Regarded Them
selses Very Seriously.

Ii III curious to note that the first
Of American congresses vas much
us0re jeaIona Of its dignity and its
fair fasnc than we're most Of IT'S sac
ceksors.
An ancient record owned BY .
Cleveland aaan shows that In the
summer 81 1TTB one Arthur Thomas
was mobbed and maltreafed and
chased TO his home for saying We
congress be damned ]" AT about the
same time seven Philadelphia trades
men VINO refused to accept the new
sentimental currency. authorized ny
congress, were proclaimed enemies Of
the protesting colonies and cut on
from ali trade or intercourse With the
community.
Then d loose t0ngued Tory. prom-
lnent man, al the most prominent city
ID AFDerica. spoke profanely Of con-
kress and wished the continental pow
der wagons would blow mp and was
ssssBad TO jail 10 save him from the
nftKaa6f mob be patriots.
sTaeee and divers others says the
Da0 elarenfela, ssweFe taught 70 hold
scivil solsgaes Ii their heads and they
were taught, TOO. that the men o9 the
colonies were in deadly earnest and
those who were not with them we're
agaiDss them. and would peFsOrce be
REGARDED as enemies and treated as
And ii time they did grow moEs
aareEai.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05
~ ELECT Il COURT or APPEALs
aEMBgR

In the second Judicial Circuit
three Democratic candidates have
flied papers for the nomination
Chief Judge William II. Adkins
of Talbot. State Senator Omar ID.
Crotitcrs Of Cecil, and e Alan
(soldsborougi, al Caroline. There
win be no opposition IN the pri-
mary to Associate Judge Levin
W. giekes Of Kent
Ihc fact that this circuit has 20
elect this year ! successor iii the
CONT of Appeals To Judge Ad-
kins, holding BY gnhcrnatorial aI,-
pointinent the vacancy caused By
the death Of Judge Constable u
Cecil, gives to the contest there
i Statewide interest. Governor
Harrington's selection Of Judge
Adkins for the vacancy Was gem
orally regarded with favor, be-
cause of the undoubted capability
of the appointee and his long cx-
pericncc in judicial work In the
tbree-cOrncred contest for the
nomination, it is said that Judge
Adkins has the advantage u posi-
ton with him. Cecil, the largest
county iii the circuit and the one
with the most court business, is
insistent upon retaining judge.
for geographical reasons, while
Caroline has never had i judge by
election, aud is using this as an
argument for Mr. Goidsborough.
Heretofore, Caroline has always
been shut out for geographical
reasons. and under the Constitu-
ton Of 1867 Cecil, Kent and Queen
Anne's, or Kent, Queen Anne i
and Talbot have furnished the
bench.
Partisan and local eonsidera-
tions necessarily enter into the
contest III the Second Circuit, and
with these the public outside have
little to do. They are convinced,
however, in learning the fact that
all three aspirants are gentlemen
and lawyers OF the highest calibre
and thar whichever lone may be
elected he will be a credit TO his
circuit, the court and the whole
State Viewing the situation from
this side Of the bay. II would seem
that the demonstrated courage,
fairness and knowledge Of the law,
possessed by Judge Adkins will
make very strong appeal TO the
.thoughtfui and conscientious men
OF the upper Eastern Shore
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05
SUMNER CRUISE SHIPS
IN PRESIDENTS ROAD

Three OF the battleships Of the mid
shipments summer practice cruise
squadron now engaged III maneuvers
betwe cen New York and Proyincetown.
Mass, arrived yesterday afternoon al
presidents Road" near Boston, ac-
cording to a radio message received At
the Naval Academy this morning. The
vessels that reached there, and which
viii remain for a day or two, are the
Wisconsin. flagship, maine and Kear-
sarge. Tho other three ships Of the
squadron are the Kentucky. illinois
and Alabama
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05
KEEpING 70 THE ROAD

Success isn't easy To attain, be
cause ii can only be done through
hard work and many of us, il
plain truth, are lazy. And for thai
very reason ii isn't 50 much !
matter ef proficiency as Of viii
that Il responsible for the rung o
the ladder On which We are rest.
ing.
Any one with normal intelii.
gencc and capacity for work car
succeed provided lie has the viii
to succeed. But the road thai
must he travelled does not slope
downward There's no royal
road to success its all g1tsto Be
climbed. and the first requisite, o.
course, is picking out your road
Decide on your goal Then SCI
Your face toward II, and keep on
the road. When you get started
yon Mill find. that there are many
hy-paths that offer the most
tempting vistas Of shady ease Of
Elysian waters, but the retarding
hand need only be the thought
THAT. III order to reach your desti-
nation. success, every foot Of the
detour that you have taken must
DE retraeed.
The government wants every
one 81 its citizens to reach this
goal of success, and il is providing
means 10 help carry You over
tho road. BY the 1919 thrift cam
paign ii IS hoped TO teach every
one tllcalue of systematic saving
and cons alton, as we'll as the
wise use 81 all resources. A reg
ular weekly or monthly invest
nentsin government securities is
urged as instrumental 70 this end.
It takes vision, and sometimes
faith to see the distant goal, but
you can always know that as long
as you keep on the road you are
on the way
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05
MANG TO COACH MIDDLE
FIELD AND TRACK TEAM

The Naval Academy field and track
team Will be coached next season BY
Louis II. Mang, formerly Of the Mo-
hawk Athletic Club. New York City,
and now headmaster In physical train
ing Ill the Academy He Il now work
ing with the new fourth class and has
found some excellent material.
Mang coached the field and track
team some years ago and has handled
the gyninastic team which has lost
only two matches in ten seasons.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05
tion IN the lsnd
Col Moodeoek e x.a
napolls IL vs. g laoss | !,
WASP WILL BE =, ~
NOT IN GoeD D.,

Il
Ar lnspesiii,u s.s,g
the eoilNsr
been stations
months y
ciiasers e
pairs ef WABt
great ellans rf...a I.
the craft II sa. 81
ARE moi
made 4 Cove
wasp wlii bn
policy s.tlt y
bcen 81 So
ltle hoats eart
time sery
found III f.it .,.t
lat auction 4sss
islihlnarille
condemned
fh,. Nasa u
ia few dasS Il
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05
AnNol, EMENT

| hereby announce myself IS candidate
far reelection 10 the Marylana state sen
ito from Anne Arunse County, Auhjest te
the Democratic Primaries n September,
Trusting entirely to the record " past
services As true guarantee ~ futnre ar
sfyltles. / submit most hopefully my eaa
eliaaey h. the Will of the people Of Tits
county. Sincerely,
FRANK M DI5NAIsi4.
81 MaFgHrpta.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05
70 THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS or
ANNg ARuNDRL COUNTY

/ hereby aHnOnnee my cAndidacy for Mem
Dor 81 The House 81 delegates, subject 10 tbs
primary election II Be A&ld ii september. 9i9
realize that the most promising nart q our
counly has been apHaKed 10 baltimore lily
and under the changed conditions, the county
rili have Ia be rsconslructed 70 meet conditions
rs they exist, .
If nominated and elected. / pledges myself
ia work increasingly for the best interest oil
the county and State
EH0CH r. JOTINR0N.
Eolley Postotice. Anne Arundel Co.. Md
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05

The Syracuse plumber has gone OF
strike for ST11s cents ~ hour, which y
little enough II no doesn't charge over.
thine for bringing hts tools. vNew York
World.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05
WHAT
EXCHANGES SAY

qhe nickel cake 81 scrubbisg soap
Is now 10 cents. Ii used 70 b thai
cleanliness was NEXT to godliness. New
III il next TO impossible baltimore
American.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05
WEDNESDAY, AUGUsT Q, l9I0,
at eleven o'clock. = i,

q ( q
Flrst All that Int Of groHud la,ated
Oh Tie South side OF West street nj the
city of AnnapuiIs, Maryland. franting
thereon thirty t:,01 feet, and having 4
sptll tnerer ,.. q enc han.if f,, al,
lot Of ground conveyed to Itlgnutan e.
Tucker. dleceANed. by Nesett Steele, IS ai.;
by decd dated on thn fourteenth dny Vf
July In the year 1903 and recorded AineEG
the Land Records ef Anne Arunssl Gsanty
lin f.iher G W.. No co. folio 3StI tiilpfoE-
psi ny frame dwelling.
Second All that lot Of ground located
III the Second Election District of Anne
Arundel County af0rcsaisi fronting "
the North side Of the Public Raad lead
ing from Annapolis 70 Annapolis Neck
thirty t;iOl feet, aud hayinE depth there.
frOng@on one side nf ninety 600 feet anu
s0n the other side Of one huntlreH ana one
400 feet ind being tsle same lot Of
ground ronveyed 70 the said TIlghman
Tucker By JaMes w. Owens. Attorney by
Heed dated on tite 9th LAY Of May. N the
rear 1912. aud recorded among the said
Land Records III Liber q. NJ. No. Ri.
folio l42 inIproyei by Il frame dwelling.
Third Ali that lot Of ground situate
liz the Second EiHrtion District 81 Anne
Arundel County aforesaid and IN that
mart thereof called tserIuantVwu. tefatefi
on the North West side of iiidgeW0od
Avenue fronting thereon thirty cAl feet.
and having depth therefroln Of Two
Hundred t20ll feet, aud heing the same
iot Of ground c.nye u, - ssid lllgh,
and wife ~ deed dated IN the third
day Of July. I'm the year 1872, and res
earded am0ug the said Lnnd Records in
i.ibef q W. No. ~. folio D.. improved
hy 4 frame dwelling.
The above property being the real ee-
tate VI which the late TiIghInnn C. Tucker
HE'D seized and possessed.
TERMS OF SALE HItESGRIBED By
THE DECREE ~; One half cash upon .day
~ sale 81 Anal ratification thereof IN the
discretion OF the Trustees. balance In sly
months from day If sale. deferred pay
sncnt to hear interest from day II sale
and to be secured BY bond Of the purs
vhaser or purphasers with secnrity salts
Faetory To tire trustees. or all cash nj the
nrfiOs of the purchaser or purchasers: n
deposit of Three hundred fS3i0l dollars
will he required Of the purchaser for each
piece III property an the day 81 sale.
NICHOLAS III. GREEN,
Is. r. BRADY.
Trustees.
iy9. ii. IL II. fG. Ii. 81 q. Z. "a. 40 Au1.s5
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05

The theory that every cloud has i
silver Inning = poor coasoiaAion asale
man who has forgotten Ills unabrell
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05

Anyhow and anyway German knl-
tur sinaIly brought Ger sany To q moro
intimate and detailed knowledge 81
tho stghting men of sol grai of The ma
lions or earth. Savannah News.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05
ANNelt. NCEMENT

hareby announce myself ne a randi
late FIR membership on the State ten,
trial Committed nf The Democratic parts
subject to the primary,
II joins dep. DOW.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05

None are 20 blind as those who feel
they are al st sea
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05

s1em when. your cake Is All d0MgE
aa sSss 81 the fAes mat IDla
og peesEe aes @ xor she dOugh
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05
Tgo SCHOOLS Of AvARonY

4 Columbia professor says that
there are two Schools DC anarchy,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05

Eyen an artist ahOHld have q bank
account, II doesn a. him mach good
10 draw on bis ina atiOn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05
TRUSTEES SALE
I'D r.
Valuable Real Estate
in the city Of Annapolis, Maryland
and the second Election District
Or Anne Arundel County, Md.

whereof Tnghplan G Tucker died, SELF.
M aud posseeaed.
ny virtue III derrep gl the alrruit
Court for Anne Arundel Euuaty, sitting
1910. Iii cause III Eaid Court. No. hoy
Equity. wherein Theodore 0wiflgs ct III.
are plaintiffs and John Tucker e al. arc
tiefcRdautR.
The undersigned Trustees VIII offer at
public sale ut the Court House door, ~
the city of Annapolis, Maryiansl, on
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05

The tewssFy aalesmam ahon1d never
|taIk against time II be Ii fyying to
sell watch
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05
HONEY no LOAF

ss0MEY TM LOAN fanay 60 loan on
mortgage Apply to TtRe0n q g9tL
MONEY no LuAN--Ou mertKAec IL sums
to euIt on reasonable terna. Partial
iarney. jyisstf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05

John Armstrong ChaIoner has IN
derGaken crusade against the Lii
macy Trust and already certain Re-
publican Senators are getting nervous,
Charleston News and Courier
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05

FOX SALE lots on AdaIns street near
Wells Street Size 10 BY 10. Apply 80
Fourth st NJ
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05

FOR sALE-laf8 model Studebakef. ton
truck with top. for saie cheap Ia good
conditions a. ri Humphrey, R0biHao,ls
Nd. Phone Sererna ISM ange1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05

FOH SALE-Nine brick dweliings on Sixth
street. Passport All In good condition
ana occupied. A splendid fnveatmeut.
For particulars apply ia Charles II Lee
Tel. 603 Lee Building. Church Circle. j1O-tf
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ron RENT

FOX KENT Nhely furnished aix roain
apartment centrally IDcnted modern CON
FOR RENT-An apartment IL West Ans.
nap0lfs With nj lHodern improvements.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Dwelling aski Prince Ieurge
Street. Price S5.5W. ehas Il Lee. Tel
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WANTED

WANTED Girl for geueral house work.
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The Mexican Ambassador TO the
United States. now SPOKEN Of as a
candidate for the .Mexican Presidency.
will. IL he believes In safety first, re-
main Ambassador to the United states.
Wheeling Register.