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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
u. {. THOMPSON elect.
ED N. al. COLLECTOR

Az . special .sssiec ei thu City
Coaaeil held Tharsday night III lsst
week. R@cassa~a II. G. fhompson
wss elected ~ eallecios u the
~xset and llsh. bills and II 10 ~
eeise fof bic services I PET cent al
the rsvraus collected each nouih,
Thls nsw Office was created last
year and has proven quite q rue.
ee~s over the old method d col
i~etiag th~~* Atls, ~ was shown by
the report made hy Il, l.. p*nts
cost. the 1ell.ctaF the past year.
Oaly . fsw dallar asw aa ,hs do
liaQasatt lIsl' In i. iaii. dspar,rnrn, iof
the pas, year, ~ compared siih
the cid me.hed VI enllscsias,
Alderman II. 7. v. Miller vas
elected ~ Mayer nre,sm ict the
ensuing yesf.
The eonuse. ios hauling coal to
tho power hoass was awarded G,
Gates, HE bid bsins 7le per lon.
or Sc on the ton less than the bid
made by Joe l., Parrish.
A motion was carried ins,ruc,ins
that all light ms.srs thar ats %
situated that the meter reader can
not ge, 10 them in case The occu,
pants oi the house are not at home.
be removed either TO the front o,
back porch.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
Baptist Seventy-Fise Nil.
lion Campaign Launchc d

The Judson Association N organ
iled Tor the Baptis, 70 million
Campaign with Roht. Clements. ol
Dickson, a. Organizer and Rev. X.
N Hastings, oi Mekwen. as Pub.
lioi,y Director.
Mr Clements and Rev, Wilson
Woodeoek will speak Al the follow,
ing places in interest Of the Cam.
psign
Saturday Oct, a.. Missionary
Ridge 10 a. M, Bon Aqua. 5 p. M;
'tunriay Vtet-. 2ts, Maple Grove. III
a m. Carters Chapel. ~. M.
Sylvia, 4 p, m;
Monday Oct. II. Gum Springs,
10 am. Vanlear 80 y. m., Satur.
day, Nov. !. parkers Creek II q,
IN. Abin, ; p, nj.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
Oil News.

News comes from Wilmington
Delaware, OF the Incorporation IL
THAT state u the rKegsl oil 4 pe'
velopmen, Co. lexington. Ny.
capital stock Sl,0N.oU The in
eorpotstots are all composed ol
Lexington men. The eompan,
plans TO develop oil. 4ss, coal and
timber lands, They control shou,
10000 acres IN Kentucky, Tenn.
esses and Texas This company
has holdings IN Dickson county.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
A Bargain.

80 acres Tor sale adjoining the
city limits OF Dickson, all under
good fence, 10 or II acres buttom
land, tine corn and pumpkin crop
now growing, good nevsrtailinY
spring, good house inside corporate
hunts on large lot, good ouabuild.
inss For sale ut a bargain. See
No al once
Dickson Loan 4 Realty Go.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
One lot ol pur~-hred Doroc COWS
which | viii cell At market price Tor
top bogs or exchange ior top hogs
These soxs are two years old and
have bad one lite, al pigs each
and are bred 10 lurrew IN Decen.
Der. fhese ecws Are bred to Cherry
tips Chief | make this oher ia
order TO improve the breed oi hoss
in the county. as these soss ore too
good to be pu! on The market.
CHss. El1IoT-r,
Sylvia, K. /.
Phone al Charlotte.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
Send us your ,ob printing
Will You Spead Soc, On Rat.Saag
10 Save SlO0s

One Soc. pkg. can kill 30 rats
The Average rat will rob you Of $40
a year in feed, chicks aud property
destruction. RAT.SNAp is deadly
to rate. Crema.es after killing
Leaves no smell Comes in cakea
Rats will pass up meat. grain,
cheese 10 teas, on RAT SNAP.
Three siHes. 25c. Nc. $I.W. Sold
and guaranteed by Dickson Hard,
ware Co. II. q Tosnliason and
ClemMe Pharmacy -sdy,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
Indigestion. Bihousness. Coastips
iiuu.

Chamherlain's Tablets have re-
stored 10 health and happiness
hundreds who were affected with
Indigestion bllnusness and con.
s,ipatlon. II you are troubled In
this way give them trial You
are certain 10 he pleased Tor they
will benefit you -- adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
1900 POUNDS TOBACCO
DESTROYED BY FIRE

A tobacco barn containing 1900
pounds oi tobacco belonging 10
John aud Cleve Davis al Sylvia,
VAS destroyed by fre Wednesday
morning. The es,ima.sd loss 10
81 600 with 10 insufan q.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

FOR SALE-Farm oi Is acres
orchard. barn. 4-soom house. loca,
ed on Franklin road two miles soutt
Of Charlotte-&SO %; alec tools
boards; lumber. hogs. cattle, crop
chickens. furniture. u. 7 Holland
Charlotte. 1llI
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
Quarterly Conference Of
N. Z. Church, South.

Ths nfst round ot the quart ssly
conference OF the NJ. l.. Church,
South. will be held ~ follows;
White Blui, Circuit, a, White
Bluff. Nov. $40. Little Lot Cir.
cult. ct lLi,tle Lot, Nov 1919.
Cenusvills Station. Nov. 1917.
Goodrich Mission. al Nunnelly
Nov. Is. Yellow Greek Circuit, a,
Wssley's Chapel, Nov ~, Eriu
Circuit. =, Spring Hill. Nov, II,
Cumberland City Circuit. at Cum
berlsnd City. Nov, 2223. Dover
Circuit, at Dover. Nov. 23 "a
Standing Rock Mission. a, Pheasant
vsllev. Nov 25. Stewart Mission,
at Bethlehem. Nov 26 Cumber.
land Furnace Circuit. at Woods
Valley. Nov, 22a.D. Charlotte Cir
cult. =, Charlotte, Nov. 30 snd
Dec. Bellshurg Mission, q.
Bethel. Dec. 2. Harpeih Mission
at Neu Bethel Dec, !. DickAor
station. Dec. AL. McEwen CM-
cult, at Curtis Chapel. Dec. g.
Waverly Station. Dec, IS Wsverl,
Circuit. at Blue Greek. Dec. 3
pissah and Ehsneaes, at PisGah,
Dec. ~. Liberty Mission. 81
Elegsiau Grove. Dec. IL. Bold
Springs Mission. and Piessan'
Valley, Dec. 1914.
District stewards meeting sill bt
held in Dickson Nov. 8.
II IsoM
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

Have you any property tor sale
% exchange See ~ 10 get results,
Myatt i Buttrey,
Dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
Church oi Christ.

John T. Smith will conduct ,sss.
vices q. tho Church oi Chris, both
Sunday morning and ey~niag, Let
everyone make On eiiori 10 hsas
him ~ these will be special scr.
vices. Subject ior The evening will
be: The Thisi on the Cross. by
chart.
Sunday school meets al s:s5. W, /,
A, Meadow In charge. II is the
duty oi all parents 10 come and
bring their eAildssa. " u thsy esn'l
coms. 10 sss that The childrsn Ass
there.
PRAYER meeting each Wednesday
evening al 7:s0. study Tor nsx.
Wednesday will be the 9th chapter
M Romans.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

A. ID, English has moved his
place III busines. from the Harry
Davis concrete building On College
Street TO the store oi Harry Wynns
on Main street. where h. will As
glad to see you..And buy 'your poul'
try. esgs, etc. paying you the
higtsess market prices IN cash
a.. al IA AZ A. AuA...l
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

HEMEMbEk-T. X. Edwards
when you buy your iAl'i fertilizer isf
wheat.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

See the show at the Patriot.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03

6claIs and sich men win change 10th
iug except 10 make the laws aEaisast
theaa uaare rigid and faaeir pa
DaCse certain and severe.
II III tha present bOsah conspiracy Was
an act III revenge for efforts 70 stitfen
the immigration laws, 80 that such
contemplate and criminal towards as
they are may better be kepa out og
the country. they may rest assured
that they are taking the surest meth
.od of increasing the vigilance Of the
immigration officials. rs the 70 bombs
just found III The mails. OF already
sent, bad reached their destination and
been opened by the persons addressed
Who do not usually open their own
mail, but leave that to their servants
and clerks- not the slightest effect
would have been produced except 10
Increase the determination Of every
man ii the country that such people
as taey shall be put 70 death. or. al
least. locked up where they can do no
more harm. These assassins are pref
Ity certain to be discovered and find
that II they have exterminated anybody
| 1t Is themselves Philadelphia Record
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
BoIsheylsrn WanIag In Russla

What now appeara the most formid-
able of the opposition To the Moscow
Soviet is that which Is being offered
by the Omsk Government. The army
under Admiral Kolchak Is advancing
ia three columns. covering the upper
valleys of the Volga and DVina and
the line o9 the Trans siberian Railway
and Its branches In the Ural provinces.
Iii has occupied the, strategically strong
points OF Eastern Russia from vyatka
Oh the north I'd Sarapul OH the south.
The value of all these movements
is that they are undertaken at an OPP
perfume time, time when Bolshevism
Id unqueslionably losing its power In
Russia The encouraging thing, how
ever. Is not the success, that they are
having but the fact that they are RUS
sian IN inception and development Adj
miral Kolchak's Army Is entirely made
up OF Russians. the Cxecho- Slovaks
and Allied troops having been le9t iii
Siberia. There ID the same revival Of
Russian spirit reported from the vest
ern and northern parts OF the country.
The whole movement thus represents
Iii EFFORT of the Russians To reconQuef
Russia. the best and most satisfactory
solution OF the Russian problem that
could possibly be made, New York
Sun
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
lEersl sanists.

OF al the aAspicabae towards III the
world the most coWaraIy ard the most
crignimhi are the men who send infer
nal machines through the mails. No
cause That ought I'd succeed can pos
sihEy be aided By such diabolical
means Every man has an opportunity
to urge social revolution BY peaceful
means. md II there IL any merit iii
the revolution such means viii have
some influence. win some supporters
and prepare the world for th1t haIcyon
time when everybody can do Just ne
he pleases and have eTesythIng ne
wants without eRors.
III peaceful and Veg inmate agitation
is not enough. the revoiutionists can
do what other rev0Intl0nists can de.
what other revolutiOnists have done
they can take their guns and make
open war on society, and take the
blows they will get IN return re glaey
wish to be martyrs, the way Is open
10 eheaa.
E8st Eaaay wish 10 destroy society and
all sts Institutions without endanaer-
ing their own skins. T4ley cannot suc-
cesd. They never succeeded. If they
have InteIIigehce eaosish 70 make In
fernai machines and put false tags Oh
siagz. they hKv@ intel satce ea0sgh
TO know that killing = lot Of public Of
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
tmproher IIses 0f Union

Police chiefs are asked by Col. Ar
thur Woods. assistant ID the Secretary
tof War and former Police Commission
Ter of New York. to prevent what he
considers desecration Of the Army
unifor1n.
Colonel Woods pointed out that some
discharged soldiers use their old uni
forms To awaken sympathy while ped
ding and pahhandlIng Employers
using the Uniform IN this way are
characterized by Colonel Woods ag
coolies. He says the Uniform II ais
sacred rs the nag Itself and that police
chiefs should go TO any length 70 pro-
.tect It. Only about 20 per cent. Of dis
charged soldiers. he says, remain
about the comgested cehters, and only
"a few of these make improper use Of
the uniform Washington Post
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03

Ii ii particularly sug atea Ghat the
matter be saken up ton0srow e The
church gaaAerimgs oR ii oshez suitahle
time. and That khe men end women n
The dI9goreat seetI0ns be ssrged to tslls
an active part Ii : matter whlch con
Germs them All equally
The welcome which Il being arrang-
ed for our splendid soldier and sailor
youths must De kept absolutely free
from any suggestion Of partlaIitg o.
sectlonalism. Certainly, no one who
has been active ii the movement
Wishes it ao have taat character.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
Laurel, Md.
Tle RaYs Are Comm Hone

The Boys are coming Home
They come, They como in brave array.
With pornp and panopy Of war;
These warriors who amid the fray
The nag Of freedom proudly bore.
Now mothers their young heroes meet,
And wives salute their soldier mates;
While kinsmen reunited greet,
Yet pale and pensiye some one waits.
paean now the people sing,
AS tale the victory unfold;
And plaudits to the welkin ring
Ia honor to these spirits bold
The cup Of JOY filed To the brim
Ill qualified on his triumphant day
Yet from the vessels golden rim
Some one sadness turns away TO pray.
Recedes the glory AM acclaim,
THAT marks each ung crusaders
path along the corridors Of fame;
Yet on who kept the torch ablaze
I'm poppy field far distant sleep,
Now some one walks the lonely way,
And broken-hearted softly weeps.
Yet through the heavy clouds Of
gloom,
THAT grief assemblies, Ger 8 soul,
whose Joy seems buried IN Z tomb:
Enahrined on some enbattIed knoll.
The light 81 hope shall burst and
gleam,
Like some gold dropped from Heavens
dome
The soldier saint AT last Is home
Joseph Del BalxO
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
LETTER TO EDITOR
To the Editor II the Epeain0 copitai.

TO the Editor 81 TIE Eveain0 Capital:
Ny subject Ii the Laurel and sandy
Spring road, connecting up main ar
terry from the State of Maryland To
the State of Maryland, viz Western.
Maryland to Eastern Shore, via Ans
napoiis State ferry Chapter 24S.
Laws Of Maryland on 1918
The merits 81 this road are as fol-
lows
1st. Ii has been agitated FOR ten
years.
End Is star route and will be the
only improved road iii the forty mile
stretch between Baltimore and Wash
ington leading east or west Of the
boulevard
ard. Can be made fitting State
memorial to our heroes Of Camp Har-
ringtont Camp Laurel and Camp
Meade. replica of Valley Forge on
q small scale.
Atil Only nine miles In length and
will be d direct line from Western
/ Maryland To Camp Meade Cd perslna-
Enent cantonmentl. and Eastern Shore.
Via ferry at Annapolis, saving Of
more than forty miles from Rock
willie to Annapolis alone
! 9Th. The bill Ii endorsed by the
GOvernor of Maryland, acting Atsor-
ney General OF Maryland. chairma0 Of
Good Roads Commission, Mr. Zouck ;
ex-chairman. Mir g. f. Weller: the
Senate and House Of Delegates 81
1876 and 1918. and the ID A. r, 81
Maryland (See Record
9Th. Money appropriated by the U.
s. representative, w. b. Bankhead.
Bill would be applicable af once on
account Of being star route mail
road for nearly 100 years, and would
open M to quick transit one Of the
/ best agricultural and fruit sections IN
Maryland In the center Of which Is
located National bank, savings
bank and d fire insurance company
ten miles away from the nearest
stream or electric railroad tSee latest
Good Road map
7th. TIL addition to the wonderful
system Of Good Roads II Pennsyl-
wanna. especially thirty mile zone
around Philadelphia, the State Is adj
yertising contracts for i've hundred
additional miles for 1919 alone
stn. Laurel presented $4,000
street to the State before the Road
System was adopted and the town
l nor Upper Prince Georges have re-
ceiyed any portion on the regular road
building fund. tSee Auditors Re-
port. Compare Laurel with Elk
Ridge.
/ Very truly yours,
EDWARD PHELPS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
DREADNAUGHT VISITS
ANNAPOLIS IA TERs

me battieship New YORK III tEe
!, 80 IA uxht type, Anchored on Anna
polls this morning, and is likely TO re-
main several days. She is the nag
shin az Admiral Rodman, commanding
the sixth division Of the Atlantic fleet,
who However. IL MOI on board her ~
present.
Several OF her officers are Well
known here, including Capt, ". +
pratt. commanding officer.
me visit iii not an official one, and
II Is understood that the New Yori
was temporarily unemployed and per
mission was given TO visit the Nava1
academy.
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS PAPEH
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
COZ

5sD poter AAe tAe right 10 0e
fsr,adiogate ia TIE Primary ElectiOw
s. ASs Dursv. sR6ject h6sceUeE to
eertnfm ana1s acdffons for special
ogsces. AuEes p0mr dsaa0aHc ealeal
fss This cOlm mSn dasd keep OsfOre
me c0fefg mnsif election.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
Monday, NAY sTH, 1919
coasarEaclna Al Ass !. 4. saaAR


CONTRASTING An aa:sa :. u. SHARP
The following personal properly
six muIe@, horses 5 dump wagons 4
horse EdFtA z market wRguna buggy,
racing cart, ] fertilizer ann pen drill c0ni-
bined, John Deer corn planter. / plant
Ing machine for planting tobacco. etc. j
plowA 3ehn DeeF gang plaw, ase.
rang ri0w, s No hi Oliver chin plssxs. i
No. I3 Oliver Chill pillow / two horse steel
benin pl03. small p70w No. 10 oliver
Chill 5gfosgA, sAS hnfr0w 92-teefa har-
row. 40 Planet Junior cuIfya40rH. 1 Planet
Junior ridlng rsfIsivaEof. / nay rake. iron
yhninn- hi@sah. cider uliis. 5 barrels OF
vinegar. & atep ladders. one Western cart
aos uf h01 bed saAh. l spraying outfit one
large grinding stone Twenty-Five barrels
OF corn completes timber outfit. Including
timber wlee1a IS sets Of wagon and pt0ss
harness t6Daee0 prize. 400 tobacco
atscks clipping asarhine With extra
heads, hay catrla9e. Iron pump. 3 farm
wagGnn. tk1EaSsAt Wagon baas.Eg ana fAilm
egg ancabat0r &rEe broader, 600 bushels
OF white Michigan seed potatoes Hiasaze
aud d0dble tfexS of all Descriptions. TaTsa
tools o. all kipAH. i0ubie- h0ree disc, LOT
04 baE1eka. 5 Ysxpe caters. eaurD. fnaMaIes
pteEeg oil steve. cock mfevR fr0n
O1aSeF articles eN0 nnmeF8um til mention
Bksaa Or N&aa r. AN suns III Esxeasy
dollars and UNDER cash "a all sun1s ever
lwenty dollars. credit 1t SIX Snoakhn Win
~ given. wIEh tMterpat 1t s,er remt ana
security satisfactory 10 the Hnderni gness
@Ontla tp be NmE3 Tor cir payment secured
~ naEe heasaEe feaA0vEma nnsge.
CHARLES n. LEE.
.a2s-J0: nh Agent
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
ANNOl NJ M II

hereby announce my candidacy for
the Office az sheriff III Anne ArnnAel
county subject lie the will 81 the voters iTl
the coming primaries. have served
seven years iii tile sheriff office. aila 81
elected will serve tile puhlir iii the same
9fiscient manner that / have endeayored 90
80 * - WILLIAM ID. X. LEE.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
ayg,xs, arEs CAnD

70 the Republicans of Anne Arundel
epansy viii be i candtdnte far the
rses ana II nominated and elected will lse8
ID FIGURE HEAD. 1 will endeayof g
hell, II the g.aNaage ~ bills conducive Tor
fte good Ut the MASSES.
~ GEORGE A. BASIIs.
r. s. Later | VIII announce my platform
anil policies
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
ASNov NCEMENT

hereby announce ny candidacy tor the
once af sheriff IN Anne Arundel county
from the second district, subjeet 20 tie ncs
tl0n of the DemaerAtie primaries 10 sep.
Eeiaber eArnestly solicit The support g
81 n THOMAS DOVE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
ASNOt NJ I'M ENT

TO the Republicans al tile Fourth Ward.
city III Annapolis Nd / wish IL announce
tlIat will be ii Candidate in the coming
primaries for Alderman THE Fourth Ward.
IL nominated and elected will en-
sleayor III help Iii the passage III such bills
that VIII be III good to the cify, and Tor
Greater Annapolis.
DIT II. 3. MILIINER
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
ANSOUSC KsE ~ +

hereby announce my candidacy for the
once of County Commissioners stf Anne
Arundel county for the First district sap
Iecf ia the aetion "a the iseinsseFa tls l III
be appreciated. .... ,>,,, 49,,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
FOX CLERK OF THE ooURI

To the Democratic voters Of Anne Arun-
del county | apn0unee that will be d
s5anlidnte for fhe Democratic nomination
for the office Of Clerk Of tile Circuit Court
for Anne Arundel county. subject To the
primary election tn be held In September.
RICHARD e. GIfANEY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
ANNOTNt.EAk NT

I'LL, the Republican voters ok Anne Arun
del county. hereby announce myself
ranaidate fir member Of the state Central
Committee for said county at The primary
election In September.
CHARLES f.. RASIL.
a1o-tf Annapolis, Mdw.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03


Il IS to be hoped that no one will
make the rnissake Of believing that An-
napolfs is trying to take an undue part
n making the plans for the reception
of our service men upon their return
70 their homes. the people 81 Anna
polls have made every efSort to avoid
asvthsng Of the sort, though It has
zen necessary for them to take the
aead 10 some extent. as the natural
eonter Of the activities ID the matter
Many people from the county at
tended the last meeting, and all are
welcome At the next, which viii take
place Oh Taeaday night Those who
are active Ia The preparations for the
various incidents s0g the celebration
are anxious that mure c0aasy people
should attend and Bio assigned to the
cnFasnsitess which are saltng taaa
dliTeFent phases og the affair
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03

A Mexican poet declares that the
angels drink pulque Mexicans. Il
seems. have queer Idea ~ HeaveTl 60
wen al IF other things Detroit Free
Press.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
FOR RENT
DI E d

RHxRPs ON Nay 2nsi. al the resIaeaee III
MAY Philips aged Is wears daughter
If Mr. ana Mrs. Charles W.. Phfppa.
Funeral Monday afternoon Mas 9th. 1T
:3::sO r. M 1T Maryland Avenue M IL.
efery lna-1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03

Perhaps Lenine and Trotzky are be
ginning I'd regret the precedent tina
was set when the ex-Czar was muir
dered. Charleston News and Courier
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
CITY TREAS. WELLS
OUT AGAIN ToDAv

Today City Trea .ss
was out aid ahle & II. ses
s. short time ii tie ISL
ing g.
Mr.. Wells hts heep
1T neuralgia ol ls,
made Ali eNeSlleis Il, as
day he vas able q i tfs
den for several hal,r ,
rode III d taxi Eie II &c
lion biz hls many q.
pearanee among gns 81.
serious Illness w.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
TIMELY COMMENTS BY
TONGUE. AND PEN
TeFwe Pm rapIas

There may not be much n1irth II
Rome Just nov, but there ii plenty IL
Berlin and MOSCOW washington
Post
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03

No that the Dutch have decided TO
ret All income taa out of the ex- kaiser
they will Be more reluctant than ever
to give him up. Baltimore American.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
ORnER NIsI

iii The Natter ~ re Sale NJ THE Mart
gagged Real Estxte 0f John Lane
In Tne circuit Court FOR Anne Arundel
County, No 4ss5 Equity
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03

Having sold his farm will ofrer to pub
lie sale for the owner Anton Steiner, al
The Frie6t farm, between Camp Parole ard
S0uEh River bridge On
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03

Tfaat It's cheaper to move than pay
rent was always maxim with those
VINO didn't pay Nov It's getting pre-
yaleiit among those who do. Buffalo
Times
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03

when repining over minor troubles
pause and think how lucky you are
that your savings are not invested III
the SIS 900, 900 900 of German war
bonds. New York Herald
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03

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WANTEn Iioom and board by mouth Y
gentleman Phone 343-M. lll'issi
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03

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