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Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-22
Eagle Club Gives
 Big Dance Tonight

What is being planned as one of the biggest dances of the season will be held at Eagle hall tonight under the auspices of the Eagles club. There will be a $10 prize and another of S5 for fox trotting. Jazz music will be furnished by the Jones orchestra. The hall is known as the coolest in town, and a good time is promised to all who attend.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-22
TO PROVIDE HOUSES

PHOENIX. Oct. 21. Representa- tives of all fraternal orders in Phoe- nix met here today with the general housing committee and pledged their aid in providing sccommoda- tions for the visitors Io the state fair here next month. It was decided that each lodge should appoint a committee to see that -all visiting members of that order are cared for.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-22
SENTENCE COMMITTED

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21. - Death sentences imposed by court martial at Camp Travis, Texas, upon Pri- vyates Sam H. Williams and Daniel M. Evans, who were both convicted of murder in connection with the shooting of Dudley White, have been commuted to life imprisonment by President Wilson,s 1t, was announced today.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-22
WINS SUIT

PHOENIX, Oct. 21-Full rights to the use of the stored and developed water under the Salt River project was granted the plaintiff by Judge Frank H Lyman in the superior court here in the case of Aldrich against the Salt River Valley Wacer Users asso- citation.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-22
CAMPAIGN ENCOURAGING

PHOENIX, Oct. 21-Encouraging reports from all parts of the state were received here on this, the open ing day of the seven day campaign for funds fo ra suitable memorial to Col. Theodore Roosevelt by Col James McClntock, state director of the cam paign.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-22
REBELLION IN PErRoeRAp.

LONDON, Oct. FLA dispatch to the Central News from Helsingfors says that Russian newspapers arriving there report a state of rebellion in and around Petrograd and the discovery of a counter revolutionary movement in the Bolsheviki front lines.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-22

Packard, F. N. Hall.................El PasoI Chandler, s. N. Holman. Stafford Marmon, Ross Rubber Co.--.-El Paso Ford, c. E. Johnson, Howell Auto
 Company ..-..-...-.-.-....--.......- Fl Paso| Ford, John Davis.......... .Bisbee Buick, Abe Aguilar Paso Mercedes, hCas. F. Lewis Glendale Ford, Simplex, Snodgra and
 Sparks -..-.---..... Floydada, Texas National, Lester Motor Co.,, Deming Hudson, c. w. Gilpin-....El Paso Buick, Martin Gold-.-......... Phoenix Ford, Monte Manafield.T Tucson Paige Special, R. c. Saufley, Phoenix Mercer, M. J. Main Elko, NeY. Packard, Harry E. Downey. -Bisbee Hudson Super Six, B. B. Elkins
 ----------------------.--.-- Albuquerque, N. M. Hudson, A. E. Ryan-.-.--....-.-.El Paso Dodge, Russell cmfwyp .---.----cmfwyb Pope Hartford, Hugh D. Miller-
 Phoenix Pope Hartford, Hoyt Medler Globe Dodge, Russell B. Armstrong;
 Fort Worth, Tex. Velie, M. l.. Maquin. Paso Premier, Roy A. Lester, Paso
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-22
CONSUL DIES

HONOLULU. T. H., Oct. 21.-(By The Associated Press.)-The steam ship Sonoma, arriving today from Australia, brought the body of Wm. c. Magnelson of Rushford, Minn., United States consul at Melbourne. He died suddenly aboard ship Octo- her IT.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24
NOTICE or REPUBLICAN CITY
PRIMARIES


The Republican voters 81 the City st
Annnpulis will aascmhae In their respect
I've warsis On Monday, MAY 9th, 1910. to
elect fyo Delegates froEn each ward ~
represent said ward III the Gity Gonyens
ton IL be held I'll annapolis in the month
al Nav. To noiuinate candidates Tor
Mayor aud Counselor for the City ~ An
naaolis aud two Aldermen from each ward
"a represent said wards IN the ity Coulis
ctL TheI primaries In each ward Will pc
held at tsSs following places
First wAxtI Brown s. Bro.s Packing
house RortffSsItie city 9ock.
second ward. No. ID Cathedral street
Third ward. No. II Shaw street.
Fourth ward Fcdmeyera blacksmith
sIsop, Northwest and Calvert streets,
The polls will he open from o'clock p.
M. to & o'clock p. M. If there be con
test hut Sf no contest, the delegates VIII
hc elected by reclamation.
Persons desiring tn be candidates for
delegates III fine Eity Convention shall
fife with IT, Holland Rrnwn, 1--WE days prior
sfo date Fixed nv the t'ity Executive Com
mitfcc for hoIding said Primary Eleetion.
Ills namc mud residence, aud the same day
he shall pay to tIc said r. Roland Brown.
such asnunnf M is neccssgfy to defray
the expense az suid Primary Election.
~ nrsler of city Republican Executive
i. EoLAND RRowN. q MARYLAND Ave.
a22zIG Chairman.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24
TIMELY COM hi ENTS By
TONGUE AND PEN
Soldiers b.

Secretary Of the Inferior Lane
has revised his plan for providing
FIRMS for returned soldiers, and when
Congress NETS. new bill will be sub
nitleti for its consideration. 4 e
now proposed To allot So7acre tracts,
with house and harm built uIson
each, and III each tract twenty acres
win be cleared for grazing before the
A0Itiier takes possession The &c.
naming forty acres the occupant
must clear himself
1T II intended I'd divide the entire
country into general districts each dis
srict including different kind Of land.
IT1ierc viii be the irrigated land of the
West, the reclaimed swamp land of
the south, ana the cut-oyer land Of
the timber regions III the North These
lands the Government proposes 10 buy
al prices ranging from s. 70 s15 an
acre and present them 60 the soldiers.
also assuming the cost of the Initial
clearing for occupancy. The soldier,
however, must bear the EXPENSE Of
the house and barn, and be must
agree to spend at least flye months
each year upon the place FOR the iirst
five years The appropriation asked
for this project Il Ss75.000 900 as
AGAINST 100000, 900 proposed II the
previous bill
TIE project og providing farms for
the returned soldiers is q most worthy
., -. ssts S,gsff ~ ssksvaq.n rgxs iY1T;nraAd
1t Is not only b means BY which the
Government may show IT. apprecia-
ton of the services Of the men who
went to war, bat It also provide work
Tor them. relieves the cOngaste cen
tiers Of population and increases the
nations food products There are
many other arguments b urge IN its
gsyor utlicatfon ii pailadelphia
EsreBa.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24
THE VICTORY LOAN IS RUslN gss

TIE VICTORY LOAN As BUSHES
Uncle sam Is asking for another war
loan, The tifth and last war loan. the
Victory Loan. Both from i patriotic
and business standpoint the Victory
Liberty Loan Is OF significant import
ance to citizens In al walks Of life,
whether they be heads 81 Bis busi-
nosses On only units among hundreds
of employees
All through the var the government
has followed the policy Of spending
inc Liberty Loan money before It had
been obtained. This has been neces-
sary since. In order 10 saYe life and
money. var preparations had 10 be
rushed to completion as rapidly as
skilled workers and machinery could
accomplish the work There was no
time to collect the mapay besOre the
bills were made had the government
taken the time the war would still
Re going on. and instead of fnishing
the Job with this loan w would only
Be paying an lnstailmens o9 the coak
Ok continued war, 1t afty million
dollars i day.
II il Cor this reason shas. ne govern
mont han To obtain the funds neces-
sary To meet current expenses from
temporary loans at the hanks Later
ssry to meet current expenses from
Loan campaigns Wa used 20 pay the
banks
The money from the Fourth Liberty
Loan was only sufficient % meet the
needs of the govarnmast ninth De-
canbeF /. Since lhaa time the gOv-
ernnent has been borrowing. TO meet
tie dehEa tho victory Loan uaass us
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24

raised to a aassuat II &0ar n1a& y
halg halIEcn
This aan0uk e u
me peopls Ii s hats as6 Els
sarger Anaa y ~ Isstasl
event, Ii cala as ale nan e
densnds upOn aecusing naDnsg wlsa
which TO ran bic bssinsss wOuld y
unabie to do IS. And this would naeaE
sha curtailing og business and auhae.
caent dull times
ii ii ghefeg0Fe obvious that u n e
the best interest not only O9 the bis
business man but the wags sagner Il
make the victory Liberty Loan &C
cess BY subscribing - trlUstcaliy ths1
yslTI not 0niy Be helping tho govern.
nent but themselves as we'll
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24
NOTICE
0RKgCEs or COALECT0R And TREAi-
UmKR. MUNICIPAL BuExBENG.
a8xOUCEs1gR STREET

All SelIAauems tAxpAyers for the ySar.
1918. are hereby notified EO par their taxes
m IN before June 1914 and aaxe the
Rddsti0naE cost IN 1sgS whieh VIII be add
ed III eaEh ma exery bill aeBeT u Hne 1913.
under and by virtue 0f &Sse mukhnxkty 06
tie act III the xsSnefag Assembly Ok Mary
Land Ka3A FOR &se EezseHt aF the de-
lInqnenk taxpayers hereylt M pHhgfnf The
mandatory Aeetaon ne said act
Neetfan - Is. Acts 1916 10 ahasl lFe tie
<lafv o9 khe xel3eekps aEa treasurer dur
aeR the na1psA pf APRIL eUceeetipg tie
levy OF taxes 90 hng& inserted "a 0ae Gn$
two newapanera pulslEskzea IS the city 0f
Annapolis. MARYLAND. I10<ice that II the
Same Be nDf paiA on or before Jutr& next.
after klze date OF mid etise1lens. thp
prosperity mnpn wIs0h The Taxes may he
die sid owing. VIII be- feySed npon nd
vertEeea and sold 70 emsage payzmexsE
tlnna s. aNrh newsaapsEe net laas tEasn
~ 81 'ss JOHN b. wEEsTs
Coli aAd Y4ms
ii pEsH !. 1918 III 1SEsD
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24
PROPOSALS WANTED

Proposals viii be receiyed until 10 90
O'Clock. noon. Wednesday. April Both,
1870, by the Board of Education FIR Anne
Arundel County. Md. for erecting the
tserInaRtusvti and Ayest Annapolis Public
school buildings III accordance With plans
aud specifications prepared nv Joseph M.
Armstrong. Architect.
The right Is reserved tn reject any or
MI bids.
For further particulars apply III the
arclitecf og tn
IsFOHtsE FOX. Superintendent.
Anne Arundel County schools. Fl
a1s Annanolia, MI.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24
ii PLEASING gggy,a, e FOR
BlIggN

n good mauy people are wondering
whether business will be good II An-
napoIis lii the near future. and have
overlooked the met that business Of
eli kinds II good nov Id spise of the
high cost Df LIVING and the many spe-
cIai demands which take the money of
the average man as fast as he can
make ii. II cannot be denied that
everyone who wants employment or
who wants 10 do business ran find
as much OF either as lie wishes Al
reasonable balance II bound 70 be re-
stored some time, and the margin ol
the amount received above that found
necessary to spend III ssire 70 increase.
one can see the physical signs Of 4
rcvlgRI oG bualness everywhere about
Annapolis Bank balances araA In
creasing 10 amounts never heard of be-
fore, new ventures are springing up
and established businesses arc making
ready to handle moro trade The lat
ter ii j particularly deanite iaaica-
ton of what Ii in store for Annapolis.
The men who know the business sItgia-
tlon hare are confident that they Will
be called upon 10 hands more BUSH
ness iii the future than they have ever
known before, and thoy arc not likely
I'd he mistaken
Every observer must be Impressed
with the fact that time and time again
iii those stores of Annapolis which are
actually prepared To handle business
iii M efficient manner, the steady run
Of customers Il absolutely uriprece-
dansed. Only those stores which are
poorly stocked and AFFORD inadequate
service lack customers. Those BUSH
rioas men who properly prepare them
selves 60 DO business are daily In
creaaing their volume, as experience
ia doing business with them abundant
III proves
'rlre Naval Academy has d million
dollar construction program ahead 81
ii, most of which viii be carried out
hts SUMMER me amount brought
there for maintenance ID Increasing
with great strides, and there Is never
likely 10 be any diminufion Of the
great sums Of money which arc stead
ily brought into Annapolis from this
source, much OF which reaches our
business houses
nc is also clear that the hesitation
about residence building Is passing.
There Is general realization Of the
fsct that there can be no halt here,
and that conditions are not SUCH as
ID threaten d serious ciieanening b
property by reason III falling prices.
Anyone can sec that the amount Of
building nov going on around Anna
polls Ii well up TO the standard Of
former years al this period, ind there
Ii every Indication TINT this will be
one OF our biggest springs for resi-
dence construction.
Altogether, Annapolis business along
every line has lever been so pronits-
ing No Annapolis business man
wants to be among, the number who
viii retard the proper progress of
Annapolis by i lack IT confidence In
ils business future. when the proof
that his fears are unfounded ne right
before him.
- ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24

Successful business uses Of aiT-
planes may come sooner even chain has
been hoped Tor. The cross continent
dying record claimed for AlaJsg Mo-
Galley and vouel1ed Tor b. army avid
ton officers ii notable even ih the
brief TORN ii which Il Is given ont 81
Americas. On. and seems to hare
areafer ssgni fcancs than Is disclosed
81 khS A0gK usaeaal report
Assuming slsag saae gsESes publishes
ere moi subject Ia revision, we leazs
tssAE sISs IN aeN keg - Dze:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24
- - AaHINf1TnN

!, n i II ! n 4, IN I'd. O5, fi.OH IA. M.. 2.Co
ssss 4 ss ~ B II a(l0 a3A a4OG as. o.
eOS, s.05, 900. i1.05, X. A.; i2.0c A u
rDaily except Sunday. ! s
Connecting Ill OtlentOn with 4. =.
sf.ocaI Annapolis - baltimore.
For tickets snd information apply q
,ur city ticket otl1ea est street ssa ~ y
RIaSar sfreois CaryeI Hall. MARYLAND
HofeI. once q. 81 N. A., for officers. mlo'
.hIpfaen. ETC.. connected With the MAYA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24
i 81 rslm III 20

One OF the strongest arguments ifl
favor of the city home vegetable gar
den movement IS that i provides the
right Kind og exercise and recreation
for busIness people whose life ia.spent
largely Indoors i short time each
day spent III the cultivation of q Sar-
den has d tendency 70 give the mind
relaxation and The muscles heathful
exercise
A hoe and rake cost less than
goR outat, and nsnc-nOie garden
course can be laid II any average city
back yard
The trouble with great many
American people, Il ls claimed, II that
tIiey have been 50 busy with other
things that they have fOrgotten how g
play. they rush TO business II the
morning and In the evening they drag
their brain-fagged bodies home % aeek
rest ia still more strenuous ainase-
mentg. A weIl-kept garden II 3 play
ground for old and young alike. and
happy III the man WHO spades his cwn
back yard and plants therein & gar-
don
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24
Dyeim

In these days Of economies often q
package Of dye viii Dc Of great value
F'aded dresses for the children can be
dyed with some other material te4en
strong, white cloth1, and the combi-
nation made up provides new gar
n1essf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24
PROPOSALS WANTED


Proposals VIII be received BY the Mayor
of the fsity d Annapolis. until IL s00
O'Clock nom April 9th 1912 for furnish
Eng the City &c Annap0fSs. Md, Tor use Of
the Fire Department. Euasser Boots and
Coats an follows:
is pairs black rubber boots
fig pairs white rubber boots
az pairs tan rubber boots
Is black rabbeR coats. three foarth
length
rs white rubber coats 40 inches long.
witb moaeskin lining, snap and ring fast
aeTs
IL tan rubber coats, three-foursh
length
The right Ia reserved til reject any or
All bids. For farther particulars ana
sEeca fleations, APPLY Ia
JAMES r. STRANGE.
A1o-AAE Mayor.
PEMEKC sALE OF MARKET STALLS 4 =
TIN CITY MARKET
VIII sell 1T Auction nuuaber az Meats
Vegetable and rg0Yision Stalls In the CIV
M g On saturday. April 10Th. 1919. Ut
10 90 o'clock s. a.
EDWARD BuRTIS.
aAsgU Market Master
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24

me peace conference has great
way 81 finishing what II has begun
when the news came that Hungary
had zone Boishevik It vas discussing
the German transatlantic cables, and
il took it two hours more TO finish
Nth that subject and turn its atten-
ton to Hungary
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24
Help II Reimbursement ii business

Help In Readgustment of Business
Personal seif-interest. and b higher
motive. the desire I'd aid the nation in
its adjustment of conditions from d
war basis to 4 peace basis, should
urge every citizen not only To retain
the Liberty Bonds and ether Govern
naent securities IN which be has In
vested. but 10 continue saving for fur
Their investment II the work of the
government. The Investment Of intel
ligently saved funds In the United
states as q going concern is the best
evidence OF real peace time patrio-
tisn
You are doing this at time when
rapital is sorely needed to develop
industries as means of insuring
proper peace time prosperity Hold
ing steadily to your present invest
ment iii government securities and
saving To buy more during the pres
ent year releases resources necessary
Ia finance new business New busi-
ness safeguards the wage Gamers
present position and opens UP fur
Their avenues OF employment
There Is much discussion as to what
things are needed To enable the coun-
try safely 10 travel the way from war
ito peace. The Individual citizen can
contribute no greater aid In this
troublesome journey than to maintain
and increase his holdings Of govern
.s..& - % ri = II %S<3~ 1ssaYSxt,s -
the whole country while HE helps him
SER BIZ saving to assure his own eco
nou1lc stabiIitF
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24
nAww nAITTMORB

80 v9SR am o.3N. iO.35. 1i.30. a.
49, 10 IL I 81 ass as. x4.O6. 4.3D, 1850
as1 as. 7.sS. 80. u.a5. r. a. 12-N
a. ~.
.tt kxasue receive or discharge pA@asen 49,
~ local poliats between Annapoii an0
Naval Academy junction aud ~ banAA
icnm % signal.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24

aO Sacknsn 'la ID mlaekeexl
fysng hOuga. sree as ~ aata sa
erss 81 na8ae slssa =
gse al avexaea of So miles aK
aOnr I'D sraSle bnl kossE atOpe fOs -. ~
ltsa. and Il nasAy D. maso Tor neetlea
b gesegas 6esazEs 0E Interest al5 lsE-
sss are lacking from the OfElciSa state
lmcnt concerning the performs nc1 s
hnt one afrplane vas used Tor tie
entire night lhan the trip cOnn0teH the
TACT fEsaE relays Of both flyers and
planes ut the four points wheTe Major
Aamcauley made stopa could effect the
carriage Og d conaidegahle amount q
letter nsagI tram ocean To ocean lu q
gross Lapse 0g time btat little n excess
0e the net aying time reported for the
ltrip, nineteen hours THAT y, with
relays ~ men and machines that time
would Re added 80 only by the few
inmates ii would take to transfer mall
from an arriving machine TO another
ready To start
Without preliminary publicity the
Earny aviation service seems TO have
made practical demonstration Of
trans continental flight well within z
days length i feat Of manifest i'm
pOrtance, though not perhaps at this
time iii respect To passenger Or freight
movements, but mighty IN its posi-,
II bilities for fast postal service; lcttel
Imam carried. for example, besweer
New YORK and san Francisco III TWEEN,
lfv-four hours New York Sun.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24

we 40 not hear anything from Won
Cot. Can ii be possible that he was
lost IN the shuttle
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24

virtue Ii said u be its Own reward
sherf,slness Ii not only rs own re.
ward but the delight Of every one else
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24

Now Germany fl instructing the
uaace conference as to what sort q
peace treaty she VIII sign. Who won
the war?
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24

The cradle Of Fsolsheyism could not
have been furnished with pacifier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24

ii must take al the silk mills IL
France to manufacture the quantities
III whste-gsIk embroidered souvenir
pillows and handkerchiefs that the
boys are bringing home
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24

india holds the. record for images.
Ii has been estimated thai there are
cutie 500. 900 900 images 0f the various
gods there
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24

Living anywhere ii Europe now
must be about ~ safe and comfortable
as residing near the crater Of vol
cano or sitting on the safety valve q
one Of the old Mississippi steam boats
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24
W.B. & A. Electric
Railroad.
HID. CRY TERMINALS

aaig. Hourix Service Morning and Kysnlns
h~twees, Aanapoaie. Ralrmore and
Wanhinrtnl and Camp Meade
fSvnshlnk9On and CaniF Meade
ranmeneeera change at Naval
Academy Junctionsl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24
w. b. CHII.DS
IeesYicaE Contractor
llfsce snd Sn0p--l5 Conduit strs~
poepa aKS-m.
Gee. w. Jon S
Circulating Library

The following books have been added to
tile Library:
ston Churchill.
The Inevitable Balance Sheet" by Kas
rina Trash.
"a Circuit Riders WIFE" by Cora Har.
FEa.
aKenny, BY I.eOnora Dalrymple.
my -Four Yeare In Germany, by ].
w Gerard.
where Your Treasurer I9,s BY Holman
sThe cine III The Air" BIZ Isabel Or,
trandsr.
TERMS New hooks. 70 per day
Ola Es00asn. 1r- per 6ay.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24

FOR SALE Two Latrobe stoves with
registers and pipe to second floor. Near
ii new VIII sell cheap. Apply 81 19
Jefferson street al1-6t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24

FOR SALE Bicycle ia good condition.
sell cheap. apply ~ Maryland avenue.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-24

ERAyE ANNAPOLIS
west street Ssnesen
"a rsDo so. $50 70. x7.G0. aaC. 90
I'd - 11.9A. u. Nj, 12.@0. 10, @.xA SSS
lie A. d.
,.ava Naval Academy Gate no minutes
aarlier: aknta ssaouae Gtahon. Blaaen
81. aud College Ave-. esEen Ga mAnusee
aAxlier.