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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
Appropriate Individual Gifts

Special Ladies' Auto.
Driving Gauntlets, black
cape, full wool lined,
special .........$ .$8.25
Dog skin grey gauntlets
special -........-----...$ $3.50
Double woven silk, win
ter weight, black, brown
grey and white, spec
ial ] .S2.25
Wool golf gloves, black,
blue, red, grey and
brown .35c, SOC, Zoe
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
Ahenists To Report Upon
SanitV OF Mrs, Esther Blake

| Atlantic City, N, j., Dec. 1S.--The
local commission Of alienists appoint-
led to examine Mrs. Esther Miller
Blake, accused of drowning her five
year old son. Buddy, will report to-
day
After considering their findings as
to Mrs Blakes sanity and physical
condition, Coroner Stoddard will de-
termine whether he will issue sub
poena for Mrs. Blake TO appear be-
fore the coroner's jury, which is to
hold its inquest tonight
James Blake, the boys father, al
ready has been subpoenaed
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18

Americans now are buying more
diamonds and other precious stones
than at any time in history.
Precious stones valued at $10,425,-
325 were imported into the United
States in October. In October of last
year the importations amounted to 81,
154,329.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
STORM MREoKs q vI1ssIr.s

st. Johns n. r., Dec. 1S,-Thirteon
schooners and one steamer are total
wrecks as the result Of the terrific
storms which swept the North Atlantic
last week, according TO informaation
received today over lines Of communi-
cation that are being slowly restored
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
SAFES AGREED UPON

New York, Dec. lS.--Two hundred
retail drygoods dealers meeting here
yesterday, decided TO hold the econ
omy sales urged by the department
OF Justice for January and February
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10
TEACHERS PAID SIS:
BARBERs. So: MILK
WAGON DRIVERS. SIS

es4 X
Two advertisement appeared lately
.in New York new spaper one Of
Them calling Tor teacher Of mashe
natics. history and psychoioGy. Al =
salary IN SIS i month Tie other
called Tor eolored barber 1t $50 Y
week
There Is no particular reason WHIP
the barber should not get $50 j week
MIX wagon drivers are getting 80.
and they don't need TO know more
about Affvips than any farm boy
knows. Al qaick. Tight fingered bar.
Der needs az much dexteFity as milk
wagon driver. and deserves IS coed 4
SALARY
Hwt VIE &fe sorry for the teacher Of
mathematics and history Sixty five
dollars each calendar month means
SIS week. rhe barber Who gets $40
for pruning watskers may be glad ne
knows nothing about mathematics Or
history III Washington ii teacher
has to work twenty i've years before
! qualifying for wage of ST 800 d year.
In Chicago teacher cannot get
ST. 900 before putting in seventeen
years In The profession In twenty.
three states the teachers average less
than 500 year.
And Id Illinois High school teach.
az who tried ID persuade one IL his
pupils To stay and finish his esncation
was met with an irrefntahie argdinen.
II have d job In q mine, said the bny
III am making more money without An
education than you are making with
one Z
We are told sometimes that teach
ers deserve no more than they get. II
this Is true, IL does not Improve the
situation; ii only makes ii worse II
the type Of education that young
America ii getting ii worth more
than Is paid for ii, so much the better
'Or young America We may syn1pa
fhize with the teachers, but we may
rejoice that young America Is receiv
ing & high standard Of educational Up
50rtunity II. however. the education
received II worthless, why NOT offer j
price that will buy nm education worth
having?
AT the present moment, the develop
ment OF the rising generation marks
Americas greatest crisis Unrestrict
ed immigration has made this country
| IN chronological freak show by offer
Ing salaries which will attract teach
FRS whose personality and attachments
will be q really uplifting force we may
guarantee to the America OF the i'm
mediate future ihe prepetuation Of ths
ideals and standards which are ii
present IN danger OF passing to tbs
disregard
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10
NEWS or IGL Ell ART

Rain the past few days in this sec
ton Of the county has been Cod
send II has helped the crops which
we're greatly ii need 81 moisture and
laid the dust which was heavy on the
county roads
Little Gertie Collins, living with her
parents on Mr.. " Lakiih's farm, was
bitten by pet dos In the mouth and
ii left with 1 very ugly mark
Minna Kubitz. living with her par
eRts at the Vineyard, was burnt quite
badly In the eyes on Thursday while
opening can of I've The timely ac-
ton 81 her mother in using milk as
an eye lotion probably saved her sight.
None should forget the Salvation
Army. Give Ii only few pennies.
Also, the Thrift and War Stamps
should not be forgotten as It seems
many are neglecting the purchase Of
these.
There are more Of the colonists at
Sherwood Forest this season than ever
before. Among those already aTriv-
led are: Nottingham. Al r. Harlan.
s. Gruebel, WIN. ii. Stone, G. f. Buk-
srly. Mrs. G. ID. Hubbard; 'F'rlar
rack. r. b. Dorsey. G. q Rector, r..
u. Num-. Miller RI Creighton. Jrs $.
III. Hayes, II. B. Herring. Mrs Han
way. John BIeat Jr, Harvey Coale.
Mr. Preston, Mr. PTisce; Thornsby "
MI. kenny, E NJ. Hermann. y. Nit
cheii Price. George + Nenbeck: Edge
fEill, j. Hayes HUNTER. Or. Mcmahon,
II. Il. Templeman, Edwin w Wells, RI.
III weller. ]. +. Haynie, Major Rob
erts, WIN. G. Dufur. Howard Motter.
Herman Fisk. Frank p. watkins;
Little CIopston. q. 4. Hilburt, Mrs.
Harlan, II. S. Hoot: Big Clopston,.
Il. K. Tongue, Vim. H Maltbie
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10
I.lsfamire 20 re Ara

Prof r. Il Garneg has returned from
africa more than ever cOnvimced thai
there are apes that can talk. Frat
the natives In the Congo told him Sol
Then. after investigation on the spot
HE found that the natives spoke the
truth by way IL ilnal prOUf De has
brought aOne pllon0srabh disks with
records az messag ea uttered By ami
mails of the jungle. which IN due time
he purposes til translate Unfortunate
~. the only specimlsns Of these inter
estlRg creatures thar he secured he
shot, and dead apes tell no tales.
by naturAllsts Hire s0hn Burroughs,
who hold that birds and beasts are
incapable Of thinking and set entfreiy
ION blind instinct or from habit. Prof.
Gamers theories will pr0babiy be dis
missed on short order. BY the nm
learned they will be accepted or dis
credited according TO perAonl incIina-
tEon But Becaase male and female
apes Ia the hnattng ssasoA exchange
distinct calls will hardly appear to be
d satisfactory demonstration that they
have sufficient intelligence to develop
d system 0f aftleaiat3 speech. II that
IS science, VIZ sbeAs ysArs Ii the
Congo observing ths hablts 81 mon
Reys!
whiie Prot GsrneF Il reducing to
printed form his glossary o. Ehe ape
language. some less eegiOas-A inded
axntorer nYinht nFnft Nv The omar
tnnify to discover . new school OF
poetry Of ARFican oRissa. A SYSTEM
az ape politics Borrowed from the
jnngle woufd ais6 appe b maay
asinda in an AKc when nstlsing that
Is different or disordsrly ii proclaimed
Al the only true faith New YoFR
World.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10
nstsea Frsm eonyeIfIem

Miss sara Nj sutherland. Public
Health Waiting Nurse, has returned
frem the c0nreAflon Of the Society Of
III Social Agencies. which has been
hOialng conference as Atlantic City.
The conference vas m international
one. there being representative from
EngIAnd. France. Belgium. and ! Rus
saan sevsek III wei 81 every state III
HE United states. New Mexico and
Canada
AIss Julia I.athrop i president Of
the Alliance of children's Agencies.
which was represented.
Miss Sutherland arrived In lime to
assist III weighing and measuring 200
babies on the Steel Pier, which was
conducted By the New York Bureau 81
hid Education.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10
More Pennies Needed

Now that the new taxes have set
everybody iii the United States using
more pennies the income derived
BY the government Is somewhat indI-
Gated BY the activity Of the Treasury
Department In coming I-cent pieces
for general circulation Officials Of
the Treasury think the situation viii
.be met by steadily turning out 81
900. 900 d day, but are not sure The
Legislation which adds cent for the
government every time anyone buys
.a dish of ice-cream, b glass or soda
water. Or other small luxury, went
into effect recently, and bushels OF
shining f-cent pieces were shipped to
hanks oil over the country TOR use
everywhere. In making change. The
theoretical Marian on his first trip
10 the United States would perhaps
marvel DIT this coaumption Of ice-cream
and soda water. and might wonder
how 1t fitted In with what he heard
about the economic difficulty on living
Christian Science Monitor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10
A sensible Coarse

It liz reported from Washington that
both the friends and the opponents 81
the League Of Nations will submit the
document, when 1t finally appears, to
experts On constitutional and interna-
.tional law 10 ascertain Just what can
be done and just what ought TO be
done Ii both sides could enter into
an armistiee until these two reports
are made TO the American people the
controversy might be sensibly settled.
II Is both foolish and dangerous to
permit this serious matter TO drift into
politics: but for the present situation
the democrats and the republicans are
equally responsible The people In
sist upon the best expert legal talent
and judgment And the people. not
the politicians. constitute the Jury In
this case New York Herald.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10
CITY PRIMARIES


Tho Executive Committee III the ne4no
rratie IsMrty Tor tlia t'ify If .snnat.aIiS
Hereby gives haiter that Said lalrty VIII
nominate by ne crawford Fanny Sss
TEN It's eeaiitatps fur Mayor Counselor
and two Aldermen. and ms meinltsf nc
the tsiGy Executive Committee fr.tm Aaea
ng LIE fnlir wards ~ ne ttt9 ~ Anfssfns
oils. he eleetiOH II which oiiitssra ~ g q.
held In suisl city IN AONlf.1A III T.Y III
1gfa.
and for the purpose af nominating sstIsi
candidates hy direct vote. lle srfssssters.d
sFaterN VI said Dsanueratie I.arfy arr here
hy notified 10 attensl IL the following
plates ausI time nHnlel
MONIlgtYs AJNE sSRn. 1919.
From unfil 's,lslsk 81 VI
EIrat Nat4t4 Falling fluuSes
Second N'afa assembly Eeeins.
Third War,l Inififss IIoass Second
Stree;
Fourth Ward IhlliHg House Calvert
street.
The inasInes II voting til he as folloNs
Each voter shall mark Mits8 i hiask ltitS
III sitter The nAiile ~ every person for
wIsaln he HUteU,is "a Nate. lnsi "a lie right
thereof hi fhe blink provided therefor, 4
CROSS fDr example
Persons MhG desire 81 Pc eanaissIfes faf
Mayor for Counselor for Aldertiiell 81
CITY Executive sannui8eenHn from easli
ward M the said Primary El.s tiaD slsail
file With the tify EArsuilve COMMITTEES
Hye days prior III ise ,laAs tNesl bE ths liy
Hxpputivr Committees for holding III. said
Name residence. d " aud ttie aiiise fnr
Is hiet he ssseks ~ he nominated and lays
thereafter he shall pay 81 tile ely ENef-
utiye COMMITTEES such sum estimated hs
stish Committee ~ 10 his psaiUriiauaft
part necessary 20 deffax the expenses ~
said Primary Election
The candidates who lille their eert1hs
cate 10 the above office are requested 81
recommend fa tiif sals Committees three
persons for Judges and tive ps.fsaiia Tor
clerks. i've days before the sssl Primary
Election. Tue Judges and clerks II said
PRIMARY Election siaiI on the day after
the Primary Election. uiake nlIi the NJ
turns thereof and earthly u fIie EyeeusIya
COMMITTEES the names III tlse Ie,srspiis res
pettiveIy who have received the highest
number OF votes III heir ward fer Mayor
fur Counselor and two Aldermen atid one
member M the Aifs Executive COMMITTEES
~ the ward for wiiieh they are aDppints
ef and tile said Fxts-ul IKE Gs,lnlnittee shall
lille the sstd nomination IlslgeIx With be
Mayor GaubscInr and Aitieranlen af TIL
City of Annapolis Within cine eay afirf
llle returns ~ tire said Judges ana rIerks
y III tlie said Primary Election ara InIHe
Rallats may he nFaeureii as desired hs
my aud all candidates nv apNHeatiaa 8
the uutletsignea Iummiitee within filFet
days before the date III said Rriiilafs
Election.
JOSEPH III HTsETJS.
GEORGE II 81 AID.
f1flaSFS Moses TsIsIsit1'fTs
WALTEH Il. CLARE
Executive Committee FOR city
III AnnaIalis.
If0 IA 17.af
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10
Tup ng8yY sA0RlFI(,g

When We saw EHcii 4 large proper
ton 1t lie youthful soldiers wha had
left this community nearly two years
ago march tllrougli tho streets Of their
lIBme Town, and realized that they
had come back 70 Us whole and safe.
gratitude sweiied up In the hearts 81
all and there was general recognition
III The fact that God had greatly bless
ed onr community.
There Ii another side to the picture,
however, which Is Indicated BY the
list 81 Anne Arundel men who died in
the service during the var. which 4
published iii this issue Few believed
that sixty-iive men of this county died
HI the service during the brief period
of the var, yet such If the fact. Some,
undoubtedly. died at the time they
would have died had not the war been
in progress, but the large majority
gave up their lives al the direct re-
suit of their active service.
When we compare the losses Of this
nation with those of other countries
France. England Russia and Ger
many. for inatance the list does not
look large. but when We gather to-
getller the names Of those of our own
community who made the supreme
sacriIlce, and each one calls to mind
me personality Of those who were
known 70 the reader. realisation
that We have paid heavy price II
the lives of many Of our bravest and
best oyerwhalIns MS
Dne of the very small things which
20 can do to honor the memory and
the services Of these men, Il to hand
down to poaterity b correct list Of
thsla names. rank and services. This
has been undertaken by the State
Council Of Defense, and Il asks the CO.
operation oil an citlsens, particularly
The relatives and friends 81 service
men.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10
l.E1.s ElNlsM II RlGAT

Annapolis welcomed the boys Of the
Il5th SO warmly when they returned
to tie city That there may be ! tens
tancy ID feel that most OF the things
connected with the homecoming Of
Inc serYioe mea have been accomplish
ed. ana fo let down III some measure
i'll doing the things which remain.
The 18th brought back to rs the
largest body Of men ID return 1t one
time, and they were the only repre-
sentatIyes ot The two units which had
become identified with Annapolis.
Therefore. the welcome was spOntane-
Gus, and came 10 include many fea-
lures which we're originally intended
Tor Il later period when the occasion
was in honor of the men Of every
branch of the service
III must not be forgotten that the
community has many sons who are
also worthy Of high honor. II had
men IN flghtlTg organizations IN many
different units in France; It had men
I who were Just is willing 70 serve but
who were kept on this side and II
had large number Of those who we're
part u that great service which not
only. took them over and brought
them back. but who finally. with
their allies. rid tho seas Of the sub
marine pirates
There have beeH some places where
the welcomes have been SO Thought
less and one-sided as 10 cause no end
Of resentment and bitterness on the
part Of the men Of some branches of
Tie service. Annapolis Is big enough
and tartfnl enough 10 make anything
IKE this impossible
Let's have big attendance at to-
nights meeting 81 the homecoming
committee. and 4 strong pull together
Ia finish whaI We have undertaken so
that every service man will know how
his home town feels toward him.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10
sEALEn PRprt1saTs

SEALED PR0ptSAI.S. Endorsed Pro-
poaals for Painting Ita,lin Towers. Anna.
pssIEa Md Spet firatfaH NO :sg2a Will Dc
received hi the Rurean IL Yards and Docks.
Navy Department Washington II. G..
until III O.ri0rk H. IN. on June p. 1919. and
glsen and there publicly opened fsr xcran-
ing eIcauIng and painting fanr 9e1sft.
STEEL radio towers 81 The Naval Radio
station. Annapolis Nd Drawings and
specification M. .ss122a may be obtained on
anpfieafion tn the Rufrau Of Yards and
Docks. a deposit Of ten dollars tSlotm1
In ne form III cheek or Postal money
afstrf payabIe III the chief Of the 10
reaH III Yards aRd Docks Will bf required
ss security for the Rafe eesnrn ~ the plasts
ana EI,NcIfeatIans within fve days after
g. w PARKS.
Chief Of Hnrcan.
agar "a. 10i9. 510 III
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10
( RACE OF pR0HIBTTI0NIsTs

The iofslgn vote. as d whole. II gen-
orally understood to be strongly anti
prohibitionist so It may be Of interest
10 call attention 10 the fact that there
III. Iii the Finna. one race which il al
most unanimously the other way.
There lis authority for the statement
that inc three or four hundred thou
sand citizens 81 Finnish extraction Il
this country are almost solidly abb
stainers personally and prohibiti0nists
politically, and that they hare long
been AZ this status Ii their own eoun-
try.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10
isonglloW YapfoSed

The Condition OF ]. Frank kYies,
CONDUIT street plumber and gas litter,
VINO vas taken suddenly til week
ago while 1t the Eagles CIuU, when
he vas stricken With paralysis, Is re-
ported much improved
Mr.. Kriea. WHO WIS stricken with
paraiyais. ii abie 10 81 ~ todAy and
has resafsled hls Bpeeehs somewhat
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10

And while We are naturalixing per-
sons Of other lands who seek these
shores for residence and Ahlerieanix-
ing the capital which seeks the hos
pitaliiy of the laws Or this country.
We may as well determine that opin4
IONS and thoughts. oreeda and pailtics
which ire imported shall be both mat
urafized and Aaaericanizea Savannah
News
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10
GEO. w JONE {:
Circulating Library

The following books have bcen added IL
the Library
'',s'he dwelling place 81 Light ~ VIII
stan tshuRehtii
The lnesitahle Balance Sheet ~ Kas
rina Trash.
"a Circuit fslaera WIFE, by Cara nnr
ris
Kenny. w Ieonora IsairynipIe.
y Fullr Years Ia Germany. 81 J
~. tiefartl.
Where Yonr Treasurer Il. by Iiefinan
bay.
.flfhe Clue ID The Ar by lasbcg on.
srander.
TERMS: Yes ss6oks. "a pep day.
Old HtS0Ita II mgr tlyw
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10
TIMELY CON AgT by
Ton GU AND PEN
4

Did the Old GuAgd win OF lose Cd
the Penrose aghtg asks the Baltimore
sun That won't be known until
tie results ok the next Presidential
eIecfl0n comes IN Charleston News
and Conrier
President Wilson Indignantly re-
SCENTS the isnpGtafi0n inst Americana
are nation 0f money -iovega moi ali
III them only those who sell the me-
cessItses II lie norfolk Virginia.
Pilot
III Congress- accepts the judgment cf
President Wilson in regard 10 light
baers and wines, It win BE necessary
10 put away that raisin wine recipe
until January. 1920 Los Angeles
Times
The shot that sank the Lusltania
sank the German Empire New York
Commercial
The Huns, the BolsheyIh and the
Republican party appear to be about
equally disappointed Ia Woodrow Will
son Charleston News ana Courier
Another thing that disturbs the Ger
mans is that ii they lose anything In
the peace settlement II may Look Ike
they didn't win The var Dallas News.
When II comes To making treaty Of
peace as beaten nation, Austrian
.demntliciikeit' shows we'll by com
parison with Prnssian arrogance Was
there ever In history another instance
where one man could win so much
favor for 5000 600 people BY merely
standing M Ia make 4 speech al Rem
nor did oil ST GERMAN New York
World.
can II 30 that senator Ledge does
not want 10 lnow. and does not want
the country 10 know. how the copies
Eof the treaty reached New York En-
tcfests. as alleged? Would 1t be very
sgong to suspect that the Senator
would rather have the responsibiIity
elouded. so that he could direct sua-
picion where Ii pleased him most n?
Baltimore sun
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10

Tho creditors OF Joseph IIarrod. aeecas
csl arc hereby notified ~ tile their elaims.
III ANY they mas have. duly prnbated. With
the Elerk az the Circuit Court f0f Anne
Arundel County IN or before the first In
JAMES II. MUSRnEs
srTna3s.s.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10

The Germans demand m American
.instead az d ERrOpaan pAace They
d0ma seem to ge4lixe that while .
Enrupaan peaea win deprive them of
taeig eOloalgs, an Am4riean peace
would deprive thesn o9 their beer
Charleston News and Courier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10
81 rsTiAY. gILY lsT. 1919.
Ar i'll tlsfa,1rK. n. MI.

=
all that tract sf land aiflIAte ID the Third
Election District III Anne Arundel Eailnfy.
On Mulberry HILL back of Retnsana Farm.
of which Juseph Harrod died, seized md
possessed. consisting If . HI HsFes 0f land,
fronting IN the road anil running baek 70
Martin Cove fronting thereon 2Gu feet.
This property Is d fine building sife com
manaing i splendid view 90 Chesapeake.
Bag. Is convenient to the Ranlcyar'f aid
about fsro miles from Annafnlis.
Al the same time and place. ! VIII offer
10 public sale. sut1ieet II the siowpr sf
Eiann9r Hurried widow ~ .FnsenIi IIr
rod. the lot &c ground adjoining tIle
above 3 IA acre frarts Wherein IL 4 small
frame dwelling ilOitae This l0t consists
III acre 81 land and has some good frnil
tTpes thereon.
TERMS OF SALE. prescribed by he
decree Que half cash IN ratification 81
sale. balance IN twelve months from day
III SALE deferred payment u bear Interest
ami IL he secured II satisfaction 81 tfus
tee. ueIDsIf u $4,000 required on a:ig
JAMES NJ MI NRtlF;.
3 NSr431
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10
VIM III Moss -. q uetI0nfl
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
SMALL TRACT OF LAND
On THE WATER

ny virtue III d decree of the Circuit
t'atIrt for Anne Arundel County In Equity.
passed on The 5th day az Deeeinbef 1918.
In i cause FL anl,l Court Wherein the Faral
efs National Rank III annapolis ~ pIilIH
Tin ana EIenIlnr Harrod III al.. arr defend
AUS. Na ..I72 Equity will offer ia
l,nbIic sale at the Court House door. IN
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10
WHY THE RAGAEAN'S
SCALES ARE READY

This II the ssgn on the side Of an
annapolis wagon
81 Buy Rags, Bones
Iron and Metal
Sell Fish 4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10

FOR RENT al furnished houses aii
near Naval IA Is Allen Rnwie How.
ard. IL schools jItl-G
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10

FOR REM aisied room FOR eoloretl
peraon. AppFN Clay 81 ilN-2
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10

FOX RENT Aished house Ut part III
the house Naval Academy fs Post
Graduate OIIisSgN GalIl 49s. i1l93
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10
FC. SALE.

so acres with room house and out
buildings on B 81 Al Railroad. s.
miles from annapolis Station on
place. 200 fru trees, 2 wells, mea-
dow, timbers, acres Of clear land,
beautiful view aiming water lii each
field. Price 300. Cash or terms
Apply III CATHEDRAL street j7-3
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10

FOR RENT a9zsiAhcd apartment Apply
Mrs. VIM. SIFSasxgs. The Navarro Aparf-
InegIta. PINE seorge s.. 70
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-10

FOM RK& taEsY ATTRACTIVE Ft.R4
NiSITTsEg AT TMENT Afso several
fnrnishesI hoHsA aiI near Naval Acads
enly. Allen Rie Howard. II school
St 10