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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
DELIGHTFUL
REMEDY FOR
| AzY LIVE
calotabs, the Perfected Nausea
less Calon1el, Sets the Liver
Right Without the Slightest
Nausea or Danger

Feel mean, look yellow? Your liver
Is out OF Ak The poisonous bile II
being retained iii your system You
say knew caiomel Will set me
straight, bnf hate to take calomel.
Why not try Caiotahs, the purified
caIomel that Is as delightful to take -
ii is beneficial Ia cleansing the liver,
and purifying the system? CaIotabs
give you I'll OF the valuable medicinal
qualities OF calomei but are entirely
freed from the unpleasant and dam
gerous effects One tablet at bedtime
with d swallow of water, that's ail.
No taste, no gripping, no nausea, no
salts. Won wake UP tn the morning
feeling fne. with 4 clean liver and q
hearty appetite. Eat what you please.
no danger Da salvation.
Calotahs are sold only Id original,
sealed packages, price thirty-fiye
cents. The finest medicine IN the
world Tor biltouspess, indigestion,
headache and constspati on So ane
that your druggist II authorized TO r..
fund the price AS q guarantee that you
will be thoFOnghIy delighted With
Calota b. (adv.1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25

- TEgE PALACE T0NIelNT

Julian Eatinge the famous female
impersonatnr III highly aanuslnS.
story The Clever Mrs, Carfax, Wal
be The very enjoyable attraction e
the Palace 1his eveaing.
Temple Trask. young collsse man,
is on hlR, w4y home for 9 vacation
when he afs EEsIen Scott o. the
train. He Bnly sees the girls face
over magazine but tails inanediately
and hopeaessly in love with her. In
apisa or the Jihes 0s bis roommate aRd
friends. The girl cannot help noticing
his attentions but they do not sneak.
she IL absorbed IN worrying about her
grandmother. . misery old woman
Who Is sick and in the clutches Of 20
crooks. Adrian. her so-caIled sacre-
tary and Rena. the honsekeapsr who
nre pals. They are planning 70 rob
the old lady. and Helen, suspecting
this, arrives just In time Rsna is in
love with Adrian and bitterly Jealous
| ecause ne seems fond III Helen She
therefore urges that they rob the house
AMI leave at once As they are open
ing the safe. the Of lady, suspicious.
leav0s her bed and comes down stairs.
There IS struggle The old woman
il thrown against the edge OF the safe
and, week from illness. the shock Of
the blow nearly kills her. Adrian and
Rena fly ID terror with the naoney.
Helen ii awakened by the sound Of
the fight ard comes down stairs to
find her grandmother lying by the
empty safe ia q faint The police are
noliaed and owing to the fact that an-
TIL that time Helen had always quar-
relied with her grandmother. and had
only come to hel when abe seemed
desperately Ill and likely % die, the
girl Is under snspic'snn Of having COM
initted the theff. TeYrorised. she
SENS unable to clear herself and mat
ters commence 10 look extremely
black for her. Temple TFask has
never seen Helen since their chance
meeting on the train, but has con.
tinued b search for her and unsuccess-
fully questioned all 81 his friends af
I'd her identity. What III bic amvvs
merlt, then, to see her eyes staring
out at him from the paper, the morn
ing after the theft, as the girl &C
cused OF the crime. Temple Is furious
and sweaYs that the girl ID innocent
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
4 s 10 PASTORS
or q CT HES

Episeopas chnrches
&ise r. apki0rs tonight 10 their
p&stDFS re First aE b ehuRcn viii
hOn0F and weIcoaas the resAFn og aheir
caster tha. lass Dr. n. W HaRgan.
@ith III snsarestliag program ot exer-
eses sOlaOWpd BY i social evening
during which refreshments viii Be
Served
AZ Maryland Avenue M E. church
the newly called pastor. Rsv. & r.
apancer. will be given 3 reception ID
the church auditorium. after which
thosa present wiz adsourn to the sur
day sehoOI roouas below Tor refresh
Enenta and social evening. They ex-
tend an invflation to visitors and
others hesioas the congregation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
PRESBYTERIAN SUPPER &
IA GREAT SUCCESS

4 All exaRtng tram s. 20 anti The SUPP
Aer rkas completely sold out, tables
I'D the lecture room of the rresbyte err
Inn church we're filled last night wttll'
patrons.
The supper which was great sue
cess was given by the young people
Of tie congregation, chiefly the choir
and the Fri Sigma society The rooms
wexe attractiyely decorated IN colorsd
crepe paper and pAnnants, and ont
flowers adorned All tables.
"A good supper was serged and there
was d sale Of Ice cream and cake all
oR which Melted substantial sum
for the choir purposes
The young people under whose
auspices the supper was given are be-
Ing congratulated On It's success
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
or LOCAL mr.

Some People We Knews
PreEls BY naassgg j. e
This ID ! purely Ioca
Ii took place ID Anna
Not In some faraway plas
You are asked ID inyea
Asked ID believe d claiKem
TO confirm i citiaens ata
Any article that II endorsed
Is more worthy Of C0uS
Than one you know nothing
Endorsed 81 unknOwn
Mrs. Y. Hndaon. So Het
says 1.-TWO years AGO ! haa
pains Ia the email Of ray bacA
attacks were so sewers { wa
To he'd Tor i month, hardly
move. The bsstom 0f my
badly swollen ard my sigale
blurred could hardly read.
neys gave me ne end Of annoy
I was more tired In the moral
when went to ted
Doan's Kidney Pills got 4
Green's Drug store This
brought DO quick relief and t
cured me-"
Price 50. 81 oil deaiar
simply ask for kidney ron
Deans kidney pills the
Mrs. Hodaon he'd. Foster q
Mfgrs.. BuRalo. N. II
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
Il ne

There Will. be no &slgancs Ii paint
and varnish przce. according 90
members og the Paint aEanufac bregs
Association 0f the United States $40
the National vaTnish Manufacgur
Association, Ill Joint cOnventaEn
Cleveland. OHIO, this nsaRk waa
announced that since the signisag Oa
the arsnissfce some raw materials have
declined "a price, but ths average
price Is materially higher.
4 nati0h-wsda 60 ayer-
asslng canapaign mas heen saanehed Tor
me nurbOaa 0g sginss i1ng - Int
and varmtsh Industry Mssubars
ule2ag IN aaaiesanaa 9I3k ss % tae
sunsl og SEQ, coo 10 be expended auflng
the next ave years ID giving publie-
~ 81 the slogan. afave kha asraRca
- you save All. Sssp to ca
gony 0sgm EEo1aa aeatr n
re Department og Comnegee res also
naagad
re two association have aeeME
sse members With basinaas inyese-
at s. ssoge saa.R SEQ
-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
Boat Here

Last night the steamer +D0rchea-
tel. of TIE Baltimore. Chesapeake
and Atlantic steamship oOmpany's
line, put into harbor hers out Or the
Wind Storm and tied Up IL the wharf
pf the Tplchester company, foot Os
Prince George street.
ha Doxphe ester was 20 tossed about
BY the wind end waves on her trip up
khs hay that her freight became acat-
tered about the deck IL such . Rar-
Rer ahe was obliged to put into port
here and atraighten It out. before pro-
ceeding on her course down the bay.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
Yaa Jnllan@ Here

Ri Having been gonth for the winter
months. the yacht Juliana." return
ing from Miami. Fla. enroute to Will
nlingten Del. put ID harbor here
yssteRdhy afternoon from the wind
st0rta
Capt Connable, owner Of the yacht,
tied up at Rochester steamboat wharf
and came Ashore, The yacht Was still
hare this morning Awaiting more sav-
DfAble weather and the subsiding Of
the wind Sor tie return trip home.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
&C llIlla RnTe 49, :. FaRl

Through Resi- Estate Broker @. n.
Lee. tie farm Ri Eastport originally
owned BY Theodore Corner, and re-
gently owned BY Mr. Field. 81 Orange
county, va, brother OF Cant, James
q. Field, u. S. NJ, Medical Director
ST the Naval Hospital. Naval Academy,
he's been sold BY Mr. sField
The parchassE III w, B FtnkhTle.
who recently sold his old farm near
Annapolis. through M. Les, 10 waiter
d. Dorsey. 1t Is understood Mr.
Finkhine viii take up his Tesidenea
-usssg aonpuoo pug D1lss pgala aqa 40
ssg there. The 6aal was oonsngn-
mated this morning
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
Tree Breaks Church Pence

A large tree Ia st Anne's church
SArd was blown down BY last nights
wind storm. and fell Ii such q manner
as to crush into and break q portion
.of the iron fencing around the church
ON the side Of the Circle opposite
South street.
Recently two old trees In the church
gard we're uproOted and removed, b.
cause they seemed, to be dangerous
and unsafe from age and decay The
tree that was blewn down ny lask
Nights wind storm was not consider
"a among those that could not With
stand wind storm.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
IJRE ON
CURR TOPICS AZ
81 JOHNS COL. sE



Army Yssy Msgmlag 81 aense
aDh5eess "a Areaey
FOsiOwlng 0asAom eatahlishad AZ
BIT. JONAS College 1t the beglnaimG DC
the collegiate term. the usual period
for 4 talk on .Current Events. 3 was
held yesterday after the deyOtiOns
ID the chapel III Mcdowell HALL.
The lecturer yesterday morning was
Eg. samuel Garner. Who spoke on the
subject. Some Aspects o9 Asty0naEng. 8
Dg. Carney said astrOnonay was one
oS the oldest, II not the yerg oldest Os
All the acianees, and tAdk 1t was vefy
natural that Il slould Sc such. 60 fnr
AZ We can gel back IN history we Gnd
that ail peoples, when they have arisen
to any degrees az Intellectual caltnre,
have devoted much time Ia the ntudY
.of The heavens OF course the hrsE
attempts were crude and airned ehiegs
u at securing snch kn0 wledge Of the
poaitlons and notiona Of the heavenly
bodies as would contribute TO map's
accomplishing the tasks which de-
VOWED npon him IL his contendfIig
with the forces oS nature For tm-
stance, the Plloenl eians, who we're
great navigatofa. found the Btaks az
great aid ID them III their navtgs ling
operations. The farfner watched for
the appearance of certain stars and
cancellations as indicsting the time
fOrspianting certain crops. The moon
ana stars wers of great help ID the
shepherds Ii watching their locks b.
night. The question Of religion als0
played great part IN thaa study Of
astronomy And as religion at first
was largely b mass AZ fears and sapaFs
atitions, IL soon came 10 be believed
that the sun, moon and planets EXERT
ia an influence on mems lives and
fortunes. II was this phase of tha5
subject which gave rise 10 the science
biz astvology, WHICH received lts death
blow only, when CopeTRIcns showed
That astronomy up to his day had bean
based on the error Of suppOsing that
fhe earth was the center Of oar solar
system iuatead Of the sun.
The lecturer then took up the woF8
BIZ Sir William HerscElei on the nebVl
lsc. showing that II was this work thai
suggested to Laplace bis theory on thu
origin and evolution ,of our sun-sys-
tenn, usually known 50 the nebular
A brief explanation vas
given of this hypothesis and an at.
tempt made To explain away the objec-
tions which had been raised against
Il, especially hy those who had hy@
pothesis Of their own 10 exploit
The lecture was illustrated by
charts and blackboard drawings.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
Rad l,rass Raa.a lnnar

All women who have done kd
Cross work eOmgnansur Win tlle
requirements for prtpning RAd
service badge havIng worked 800
hours TOR the Red Cf0sA III sfx ii hs:
Ars requested ID report 81 iii slly
vel Brooke, chairman og the ckr1Tl-
zee, Of 70 communicate With her w
seleDhOna
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
Eaia4 y MRS EMMA ARBo1-T GAGE

y
Life Ii leading along
Life Is a battle and bloom:
/ Life Ii lift and song
All In i blue-aky room.
Life is q faith and fact.
Life is dream and an act,
Life is living for something there
And living FOR somethiig hare,
A striving 10 serve and be frank and
fair,
Il struggle 70 be III cheer,
Il hoping and WAITING.
birth and q blight,
ii flit of debating.
Al dream through the night,
spiendor Of purpose,
ii glory Of wings,
A peak that IL sweet with the terrlble
light
And the fragrance that cIings
Or vale that III dark with the cold.
Just al we lead or are led
Fearlessly, manly and bold,
Dr like thieves as we tread,
strike. and be men or the mold
or the song ana the san and the day,
Forgetting the growing old
And remembering the May
Folger McKinssy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
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NK @1S & 81 $50 R4.G@ 43G, kse8s
900 g.GA 60 ILL., y. A.. 1880 A. y.
( asansIv 3zzue Sunday.
EsaNMe@skmS ak OssAMa0n MIN Rs Il. y
@tlecaI AhaAposfa - 1sastlMoFe.
IS s aaa ineqrsatssa sRply 81
asmK eAkvusfeEsk osBe@3 yFeae wkreee St&EtgNs
~ zsSkS @saAz4a E9iaaRD As@e ard
iii HkF84Ea; Cafx8i Han. lzngylamA
fsasns. @1a2n4 IS 81 S - epF 1ie3f8s Taa4.
sAAsex. esea aes cfs& MfRA - Naval
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
~ tnat r. ct nFove L.

and that he viii prove Il
me manner III which he proves this
airl Innocent affords many highly
amusing and langhabls situations.
This Is i yegy tlne picture, 30 don't
tail to sea Ii. Pathe News also,
Tomorrow. Constance TAlEnadge, In
'sRonancs and Asabella also Mack
Bennett COMEDY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
asrs alaaaa a,

saons ne Tickle. Msals the 1hToat and
Cayas 40 Coush. Pglcs Sc a free
Dor 81 O-pEps ATE SALvN FOR
chese Colds. Head Colds and Group b.
enclosed with every bottle
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
Hospital Beheat
At gyel Hall

The usual Saturday night beneflt
dance for the Emergency hospital will
be held tomorrow evening sc Caryai
Hall. Ii ii hoped the patronage will
Be generous. as the cause, the hos-
piiai appeals 60. all
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
f.nIlad loo Rx Illness

prof. Stanwood Cobb. Instructor ID
the Department az Cnelish ct tbs
Naval Academy has bsen called 70 his
home in Massac hpsetls BY the CRIT
icai illness Of his father.
Prof. Cobb left yesterday. The con-
disaon Of his father Is said % be very
grave
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
Electric
Railroad.
sI.g,I1Y TRRMGNAAs

gAgg. curly NeryicU M0xulnk and Esensne
49, a asnskctga R&ttimOFe and
waahan@&dn aaixi Ealap Meade
f8aekingEaE ard Camp Meade
mMa2aa&&Fa change nc Nmy@l
ukdeshS 1aflGsa1n41
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
anAvn nAr.rrlaoRn

- r4sA n& asa iOag, i1.S6 A.
1qSS faR SSN ass x4.Od, 49,, xdsDA
gIS6 5.SA e.96 11-S6 p. ~. f1.s
Ii 2gManw neeAgn 6e GaHchaf8e pagagem@4ea
AZ Isgal nassasa between Annapolis aAM
al hi VA AGsdens@ Jmncks0h and &c KAnsAs
arusA ~ aasgaaa.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25

~ Purify and EnglCA the BLEED
rake GRGvE'S AST chill
TONIC which Ii simply IRON AND
oUlNTfSE suspended n Syrup. Sp
pleasant Even Children Like i. You
can soon feel its Stxeng thsnins, IN
MIGRATING Elfect Frice soc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25

James McCarthy. d. s. Navy. re-.
Tired. has gone to New Ydsk ID attend
the ball glveH ON the u. 8. 8. Ne.
yada, she ship to which he was Tor.
Haerly attached.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
Dance no
Nary Team

NaFY TIN q
Mrs. Lesley b. Anderson, wife az
Commander Anderson. who 4 ID
charge of the Midshipmsn'a baseball
team. wilt give Tea ance to-
morrow Afternoon III Nor rsslaaglca III
the Naval Academy III honor Of tbs
team.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
TOnlgllEs Card
Party by Is Of C.

Having been postponed from MonY
day night on account of several othsr
amusements on that evening, the card
party BY the knights pt Columbus viii
be held tonight Ia st Mays Hall.
a good time Ii assured all patrons
and q social evening and refreshments
will follow the game,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25

"a sk MnR Ra6iee wasEs esss ksg
asxas ron eaa cit ssessn glS
81 sarser and the sweet wlN never
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
IN ANN a DLE@
IL R ksaMAAnM

a. ". $50. to. @.s50. Z, 20, x7B0, 40 Csc
t090 100. Il. IL, 122n, 1.1D. 49, 49,
es.2 xaSd. 60 $40. 7.U0. an. 1D.s&
7s.Ha AZ ~
AVE Navai Aeadeaay Cats 80 mlnnbaa
earlier: State House station, niaaam
DE SD Geiiege &ga., seven I'D mfnaess
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25

Private Michael Fornara. who has
recently returned from overseas. with
the casualties. having been woEnded
ID France. and who has been the guest
of Judge and Mrs. Robert Moss. lsft
today Tor his home In Brooklyn, ". 7.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25

Miss Emma Warfeid. daughter on
former Governor and Mrs Edwin
WarGieid, who was presented to 20.
clety Ehls season. spent Easter 1T Oak
dale manor. the Warfield estate Iii
Howard county. With II sister. the
Countess Ledochowski Aiiss War
Warfieid will soin friends al Atlantic
City for part og the spring season
and will also 20 to New York for d
visit.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25

Yesterday was Annapolis Day Be the
Hostess House at Camp Meade The
committee was In charge OF Mrs
Edgar Basil, who was appointed abb
chairman tor the day, Mrs. Douw,
chairman, being I'LL
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25

Segybee Meas
EDamce Bmaal
Probably because 81 tha weather
Whsch kept many from Drawing ne
hagh wimds. the attendance 1T the
dance for seryics men last night III the
State Aruory was comBa rafIyaly
ansali.s 1t n estimated there vas not
more than leo cOuplea ID attendance,
The dance, however was ) pleasant
enc and everybody had an enjoyable
evening.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
supper 10 Be
Repeated Tonight

hFpNnlGa N0M1gRE
Last nights sUppcr given by the
ladies' of Eaatport NJ y. church vas
d great sncceas. aild will be repeated
tonight. 4 delicious menu will be-
served with Ice cream for DESSERT.
Another os those Saturday might
dances will be given at the City A.
sembly rooms from TO IL. Music BY
The Jazz band
Lieut. Drake. u. 81 Al. recently on
duty III Texas. has Joined his wife for
ii visit ali the home Ok her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Tyler, Arundel-on-
the.Bay
Mrs. Abram Moss, who has been
spending 4 month with her niece
Mrs. Coe, wife of Lieut. Coe, y. 8. NJ.
ii Cambridge. Mass. is expected 70
return home on Sunday.
Miss Georgia white, OF Indian Head,
Ii visiting her brother, Mr.. Francis @.
White. Duke of Gloucester street
Major James Hatcher, q. .. AT, who
II stationed 81 Springfield. Mass, u
visiting the family Of Mrs. r. 3, Dash
iell. Duke OF Gloucester street.
Master Huge Stevens, son Of Prof..
and Mrs. William O. Stevens. who
has been spending Eastar holidays
here with his parents and younger
brother, will leave tomorrcw sccors-
panied by his mother, to resume Hin
Studies at the Cathedral school Of st
John the Divine. III New York.
Joseph ElIckman, who has been
spending tho week IA New York, hap
returned
Hostess House
Committee
Mrs. Edgar Basil's conipAitses 81 the
Hostess House eli CanAp Meade ter
day was composed of the following
ladies' from Anna POLLS
Miss Mamie ClprRci, Miss Ltlltan
Iinthicnm. Mrs. Furnell, MRS. Dennis
Thompson. The c0mmittee chairman
reports rather dull aay, ~ there go
bit few men At the camp now. More'
however, are expected t6ssay and ~
morrow. The Annapolis committee
spent portion of the aftornnnn g
visiting the hospital wards and tax.
tng with the wounded soidsers a0gn
ihey found very interesting
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clark motored
d HagerstoWn for the weekend.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25

Miss Lucy Redmond spent the
Easter holidays with friends tn Balti-
more. motoring from that city to-
Camp Meade. thence home on the re-
turn trip.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25

Miss Mildred Bankard. head nilliner
for the Hollidayoke Compauy sspent
Easter with her parents in Westmin-
stcr. Carroll county,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
Colilloa Club
Hop Tonight

St Johns College CotilIon Club
will give hop tonight ID the college
gymnasium. This viii be The first
college dance given BY the cadet bat-
TALON since Lent. and larger num-
Der of girls from out-of-town are ex-
pected than usual owing ID this being
the Easter hop.
Col Walter Smith, u s. A, who has
been In France Ii expected home now.
almost daily. and will Join his family
at the Duke Of Gloucester apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. William Z. Marcy who
have been spending i fortnight Ii New
York, have returned home.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25

Last nights suppcr given by the
ladies' of Eaatport Nj E church was
great success. and will be repeatad
tonight. 4 delicious menu will BE-
served with Lee cream for dessert.
The courier-index., 1919-04-04
Fortunes From Small
 Investments

Few Examples Out of Thossands $10O Invested in the Following Companies
 Paid as Shown Below
The courier-index., 1919-04-04

MT. Robertson of Marianna, presl- dent of the company, ..aving visited this famous field many times, is in position to explain in detail informa- hon regarding this splendid propo- sition to those who are interested m investments in oil properties.
The courier-index., 1919-04-04
: LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS
:

 10 m is get located Drilling will & Burnett
 
  handom
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lzuI IEIzzHInzsEzEznnnu

~ua mada e@rayM g
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The attorney for the company is J. w. House, Jr., of Little Rock, one of the best known and most proml- nent lawyers in Arkansas.
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  Officers and Trustees
 D. A. HOOVER
 FL Worth, Teras
 Mir. Hoover has resided in Fort Worth for a number of years and is banker and capitalist of high stand ing. -
 J. T. ROBERTSON
 Mariannd Ark. MT. Robertson has lived in Marian ma number of years; has held pub lie office; is man of considerable means and unquestioned integrity.
 D. II. ECHOLS
 Cotton Plant, Ark. MT. EcholS is a merchant and bank CT of many years standing; IS well known to the business communities of Arkansas.
 Already we have among our large stock holders Messrs J. B. Harris, broker of Little Rock, and J. F. Boyle, a capitalist of Little Rock. These men have made signal successes in all theIr business ventures.
 The attorney, for the company IS J. w. House, Jr., of Little Rock, one of the best known and most proml- nent lawyers in Arkansas.
 Mir. Robertson of Marianna, presi- dent of the company, ..aving visited this famous field many times, is In position to explain in detail informa- tion regarding this splendid propo- sition to those who are interested m investments in oil properties. AAE W
The courier-index., 1919-04-04
D. Fl. ECHOLS Cotton Plant, Ark.

MT Echols is a merchant and bank CT of many years standing; IS well known to the business communities of Arkansas.
The courier-index., 1919-04-04

Already we have among our large stock holders Messrs J. B. Harris. broker of Little Rock, and J. F. Boyle, a capitalist of Little Rock. These men have made signal successes in all thelr business ventures.
The courier-index., 1919-04-04
J. T. ROBERTSON MarianRd, Ark.
D. A. HOOVER Fl. Worth, TerdS

MT. Robertson has lived in Marian ma a number of years; has held pub lie office; is man of considerable means and unquestioned integrity.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-06

up of coal and oil areas in Alaska is an indication that too much brass band in seeking protection to fisheries may cause such drastic regulations as to completely prohibit commercial fishing in Alaska.-Alaska Dispatch.