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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-23
Chicago Market Report

CHICAGO. July 23.--Graln started with
an upward rush nj the opening of the
G h ioago Board OF Trade today. Hot
weather and lack OF rains In some grain
raising districts was the big factor. The
effect OF weather reports wear OFF after
the first hour and trading was istiesg.
Provisions went up with grains.
July corn was up &c at the opening,
si.s5, and at noon Was unchanged. Sep
temher corn up iNc at the opening
fi.s5A. lost &c later; December opened
at sl.67, up 2hc, and remained un-
changed.
July oats was unchanged on opening n,
Sic and later lost &c. September oats
opened 4 q higher. at 81 subsequently
losing lie: December oats was y up nj
the opening ana was down lie at noon AT
SeAc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-23

LONDON. July 23.--At the sale
Of Lord Rayleigh's Friesian cattle,
Jeltyle. COW years old. was sold
for s27.S25. Eighty animals brought
Si1o,45o.
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H00T, MON! SCOTCH
HOLD BIG REJOICING

LONDON. July 23.-The Scots
are rejoicing. Dublin has just an
nounced that the greater part of
10000 gallons of California whisky
which arrived there recently is to
be sent to Glasgow.
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LIBERTY RnNnS Ou0TEn

NEW YORK. July 2s.-IAberty bond
quotations today: ava. $685.; first Is.
ts9.ss; second "a. sa3.5o; first AS.
$3.50; socond AIS. s93.9i; third ~ IS.
$500; fourth AVS, s93.s6: Victory g.. e.
500; Victory AIS. 1896.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-23
FROM BEER TO "cokEp

LONDON. July IA great
many people who canot get beer
or spirits are taking cocaine and
other drugs" DR.. Thomas Waldo,
the London city coroner. asserted
at an inquest recently.
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CONGRESSMAN DROPS
DEAD AT WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, July 23.-Rep-
resentative j. w. Ragsdale, South
Carolina, dropped dead at the office
OF DIR. Hooe here at noon today.
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FRUIT RorTINo; NO SHIPS

SYDNEY. July 23.-Fruit Is rot
ting on Australian wharves. Grow
ers have offered TO provide a crew
II the government viii furnish a
nteamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-23
New York Markets

NEW YORK, July 23.--Coffee To-
,3hc per III: Santos. 2sho per 10.
Sugar Centrifugal. 2 csc per ID.
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Hay. Grain and Feed
Wholesale Price, Per Ton
HIDES, TALLOW AND WOOL
Wholesaler TO Consumer. per ID.

Sailed hides, cows and steers. No. l..
do NO. 2'''- ....-......... q.
Green hides, cows and steers, No. ! q. .
do No. 2................. 4.
90 NO G,..s.. ........ .,.....,.... &.
Green bulls or stays, No. 1........... /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-23

A married man says the easiest
way to manage a wife is to let her
have her own way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-23

His satanic majesty doesn't waste
any time on the woman with a new
baby.
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Wireless Reports
Canadian Government

July 22--ss Curacao in Queen Charlotte
Sound southbound at q. m. ~ Redondo
off Digby Island northbound at $3.50 y. m.
July 21--Ss Admiral sebree as miles
south of Cape Scott aouthbound at D.
m. as Latouche $50 miles west OF Cape
Flattery southbound at y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-23

Pan Motors. Great Western Petro-
Ieum, Cushing CARRIER Oil * Hefin-
ing, Wyoming Pacific and Ballard
Oil
WE WILL SELL
400 Spokane wyoming ...... .15
1000 Great Western Petroleum as
300 Lone Star ........... .01
1000 Old Colony OIL ...... .06
500 Outwest Petroleum $500. 10
200 Rex Petroleum .....-.- is
1000 Spokane Benton Gas - 10
1000 Wyo. Amer. OIL & Ref. .05
100 Tuxpan Star OIL ....-- .07
1000 West Belt OIL e. Gas 1890 .01
500 Kinney Oil a. Ref. .85
1000 Western Plains .. .05
5 5SS r Gspns cT Feiso ii a .sS
5000 Alaska Homestake 49,. Special
1000 Chicago Boston ........ is
LOO Mount Rainier ...... .05
1000 Red Monarch ........ .07
200 Grand Divide Mines.... 20
LOCO Autolarm ............... so
10 Benetol Company Pref. 1880
400 Simplex Wheel human. SO
LOCO Beacon Coal ....... Special
20 Construction Appliance. HOO
200 Pacific Electric Welder. so
Z Interocean Barge Pref. 10000
Jnterocean Barge Pref. 5000
100 Wicks Tire & Rubber. Special
Aero Alarm Com. 1870
LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT AND
SOLD AT MARKET.
Our brokerage department il COM
Information regarding any secur-
ity orders executed to buy or sell
any stock or bond In any market.
IT. r. WILLS COMPANY,
Stock Brokers.
Elliott 1905 618 Second Ave.
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u. $. Naval Communication
July 2c-ss d. @. scofleId, Seattle for
San Francisco, G55 miles from San Fran
cisco at o. m. ~ Admiral Schloy. So
attic for San Francisco, ITO miles from
Seattle at p. m; rs Admiral FarraEut.
Seattle for San Francisco, three miles
south of Tntoosh Island at y. m; ~
Latouche IS miles off Cape Flattery
bound for Seattle at .. m. rs Norwood.
ketchikan for Bollingham, III miles
south Of KetchIkan at s p. m; ~ Re-
dondo sailed for Quadrs, off Green Island.
at p. m; - Northwestern. Cordoya for
Juneau. off Cape st. Elias southbound at
y. m: ~ Oeum. San Francisco for
Portland. 81 miles from Astoria at y.
m; IS Admiral Sebree. Ocean Falls, H. c..
for San Francisco. 3i6 miles north OF
Cape Scott at y. m; IS william i.
Harm, Llnnton for Port Costa, 100 miles
from Lnnton at y. m. - Cello. Seat
tie for San Francisco. rs miles south OF
Tatoosh Island at y. m; ~ Wapama,
San Francisco for Portland, rs miles
south of Columbia River at p. m: 20
West ceina. Portland for New York. 1876
miles south OF Columbia River at D. m. I:
Yosemite. Portland for San Francisco.
$40 miles from san Francisco at s y. m.
~ klamath. San Francisco for Portland.
80 miles south of Columbia River at s
y. 10.
vessels In Port at Seattle Today
Pier 14-Ss Fulton.
Pier 12--Ss Blakely.
Pacific Coast bunkers-Lightship Una
tiila, ss Fort Wright.
Pier ISIS Rainier. power schr Ruby
Pier 5--Bge Bellngham.
Pier 2--Ss Alameda, rs Santa Ana.
Stacy st. TERMINATE. IS. s. Burnside.
Pier Ais Admiral Knight.
Spokane ST. terminnl-Ss Elihu Thomson.
Skinner 4 Eddy yards-Ss City OF Spo-
Kane. rs Colorado Springs. ~ Ossa-
aumsick ~ Eelbeck, So Yaklok, IS
Stanley. ~ I1lkridge. bye John c. Pot
ter.
Todd's drydocls--ss Gaffney. IS Delight.
81 Iconium. ~ Mahne'
Duthie yards-Sa West Hepburn, rs Seat
tie Spirit
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WE WILL BUY
Western Smelling a. Power. Citizens'
Bank OF Georgetown, Beacon Coal.
Pan Motors. Great Western Petro-
Ieum, Cushing CARRIER oil * befin-
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Carl Calerto. ~. 1893 17th s.
DIVORCES

Suits filed.
Josie l.. White against Frank White,
non-support
Martha Linder against Bert C. Linder.
non-support.
stIina johnson against Victor Johnson
non-support
Alta ]. Miller against George Miller
cruelty
Earnest Kruse against Blanche Kruse
dcsertion.
Reah Ruprecht against Adoiph
Ruprecht support
Nora NJ. Pinson against william Albert
Pinson. Jr.. non support.
Gertrude O. Rehden against William
A. Rehden. ineompatibllity.
Divorces granted:
! Eva L. Doolittle from Clyde T. Doc
: little
Z Bessie Van Fleet from Harry Van
4 Fleet
James ST. Arnard from May r.. ST.
Armand.
George Kuster from Anna Kuster
Myrtle Howell from owen Howell.
Martin T. Muiden from Vera L. Mulden.
Arthur Harley from Marvin Harley.
Laura c. Martin from Guy c. Martin.
Fred NJ. Riley from Florence Riley.
David s. Sgman from Lillian SiRman.
John Hopkins against Mary Hopkins,
incompatibility
Florence Rhoads against Milton CT
Rhoads. non-support.
Elizabeth y. Mitchell against John NJ.
Mitchell, n-support.
Eda Mary Lester against Claude r.
Lester. cruelty.
John w. Huntington against Lucretia
Huntington. incompatlbility.
Bertha Kamm against Hans Kamm.
cruelty.
william Kiinger against Nina Kllnger.
desertion.
Divorces granted:
Lewis NJ Potter from Elami r. Potter.
Bertha Moen from X. Moen.
Bernice Alice Clark from claud A.
Clark.
Mabel o. Thompson from Daniel
Thompson
Myrtle Kenney from Harvey Kenney.
Helen u white from G. Orvlie White.
J Sophia Hirshberg from Nathan Hirah-
4 berg.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
MISS SMALL A BRIDE
or w. G. G. S. WORKER

The following marriage license was
issued I'll Baltimore on Saturday
COLLIER IL IS !. Il. Edward Il Col
bert rs Mary p Small. 27 Appli-
cant. Elizabeth i Jiartnan. 1877 Vest
North aYenue,
The marriage took place In Ralti-
more on saturday at the home of
Prof and Mrs. L Albert Loose, Mrs.
Loose ii an aunt of the bride The
bride has been employed for some
time iii the ticket office of the Short
Line station. and formerly was con
neeted with the Harper pariors con-
Quoted by Miss Lillian Winslow on
Maryland venue
The groom II assistant 70 the sec
retary of the War Camp Community
service who has been engaged IN
war work here at the club rooms for
some time. He served overseas alld
upon his return was detailed To duty
here with the W q. c 81 Mrs Col
bert Is daughter 81 Mrs James
Small, her father having died some
years ago She Is quite d popular
young lady and has many friends n
Annapolis who wish her happiness.
he bride and groom we're given 4
reception III Baltimore BY Prof. and
Mrs Loose at their residence after
/ the ceremony
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
TO PRODUCE ICE CREAM
Plant Being Installed II Base
mcnt OF Hotel Maryland
DAILY OUTPUT 800 GALS.

Annapolis may ID the near future,
have an ice cream manufacturing
.plant on d large scale, ii the tentative
plans of .. Norman Smith. proprietor
.of the Hotel Maryland are carried
through
The work of installing such . plant
.in hat part of tie basement ef the
=hostelry formerly used as pool
room. started seyera days ago. IS nov
well under way. A cement flooring
has been laid. and the installation 81
some al the machinery, which is Oi
modern type mas been completed Mr.
Smith stated this morning that the
plant will have capacity for pro
ducing 500 gallons of Ice cream daily,
1T IS not his intention. however, oi
operating ii at full tilt III the outset
On the contrary, only sufficient cream
I'd meet the demands az the hotel and
the cafeteria, conducted AS an adjunct
Iof the hosieiry, will be turned out
Later on, however as conditions All,
Just them selves. the plant will lie oper-
Eated I'd its full capacity. according II
the plans of Air. Saliih, 81 output b
900 gallons daily. Il Is thought will be
sufficient to meet tie normal demands
of the city, except id extremely warm
weather.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
COM. De WITT REDGRAVE
EXPIRES AT NAVAL
HOSPITAL HERE
Well known Natal officer Had Becn
iii Only ! Week Mas Formerly
On Duts A Academy

9ss + s S
Commander he Witt Clinton Red.
grave. 81. retired 81 baltimore,
died sunlas night Il lie fiji 81
Naval IIospisa after III illness u 4
2eek Death was due 70 pulmonary
ensbolisHi
Commander Retigraye WIS born itl
1897. and MAS therefore In his siSts
second sear III W.is graduated from
fhe NAVAL aeasleiny Il SSf s sery
ed eansp pieqionsly during the Spanish
American War
Authorities of the Naval Academy III
all official order issued This morning.
announced with regret io the officers
and others attached @ Tie local st.ls
stipn. ille death III Iam Rcdgraye The
body If lie dead Gominanier II ili Be
buried with military honors iii ilie
Naval Gem ery according a. NE pres
.ent plans Details hi connection II ttll
The funeral. however have not been
completed
Commander Retlgrasi elsen
charge of the Government inspection
Sof sllfpbailaing 1t sparfpws Point
when the United States entered the
war. but recently had heeu placed ai
the pertinent station Annapolis
IN 1900 ne Ms Id eilargs Uf Govern
nen inspee ion ii baltimore DRY
docks anil II Tie same time MAS ar
pointed I'D tle Board III Officers which
tested the firs Holland submarine
He Is survived hg lis widow, Mrs
Corrine Re.lgsraga ho WAS The daughs
Ter az The late e.tlis Henry AZ Roberts,
daughter. Miss Priscilla
Alden He'd rave. and 4 SON Ensign De
VII Clinton Iesleraye, lr Ellsign
fledgraye Nas graduated from tile MI
Sal AeadeMg ii June and y nov on
foreign seas
military fnneral viii he held at
$40 p.claek tomorrow AFTERNOON from
the iaeiles College venue. this
city
Commander Reagrave aud family
III we'll known here For several
years De W.ls assi signed ~ duty at tlle
Sastal 3 seaIeHay and al one time had
temporary charge Of tlle naval expert
sirs,t station hera, u Tie absence 81
Retr ADMIRAL ltllen CaptainD Thomas
W Kinkaid
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
ADMIRAL WASHINGTON
rs COMMISSIONED As
HEAD OF NAVIGATION
Well Knows Naval Oaaees Commais.
sleaed Chief of Bugsau Other
Nasal lfGicegs Assigned

Rear Admiral Thomas washington
having been confirmed ana commits.
aioned as chief of the bureau of nav.
tgation, assumed the duties Of his new
ofice during the past week Captain
Richard II. Leigh. who has been as,
signed 70 command the Tennessee. VII
leontlnue on duty as assistant III The
bureau Of navigation for the present
ais the vessel. which III In course 81
IcompIefion. will not be ready To 10
Into commission until about January
No officer yet has been selected ia
succeed Captain Leigh Ii the bureau.
Captain Kenneth C Casfleman has
been relieved as aid ID the chief Of the
bureau and assigned ID duty al naval
atlache of the American Legations iu
Norway, Sweden and Denmark. with
headquarters Ill Copenhagen. relieving
Lieutenant Colonel Arthur 4. Mark.
of the marine corps Lieutenant Com
inander w g. Barker. recently em
duty as executive officer of the film
OILS. has succeeded Captain CastlsInan
as b atti til the chief of the bureau OF
navigation Admiral Roger WelIes.
commanding division lrnidahip-
mems practice sqnadronl of the Al
lanfic fleet, has been assigned To COM
8mand division sof the fleet, succeed
Ing Rear Admiral Washington, hui
he viii retain command of the prac-
lice squadron until completion or the
nidshipman's cruise on August IS
Captain Charles II. Train Is detached
from the ofiice of naval intelligence to
command the u. s. s. Chester Cap
tain William b Crouan II detached
from command BIZ the koningden der
Nederlanden t0 command tlotflla No, 8
of destroyer squadron 3 of the Allan
tic feet. Commander +. n. M Eawell
Is ordered 10 command the destroyer
Colhoun and Commander Frank ri
Martin 10 command the destroyer IS
raei The application OF Captain
Frank nj. Bennett Tor transfer to tile.
retired list, after I'D years service,
has been approved by the President
The board that viii be convened iii
October ia select line officers of tho
regular Mary fox aSgssStIon t0 -
grades Of captain and commander alsa
will be directed % recommend for
promotion to those grades the line OF
fieers az the naval reserve force they
may deem qualified. Although pres
sure Is being exerted To have con-
vened additional boards for selection
0f reserve stan officers for promo
tlons, no decision vet has been reached.
In the matter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
MANY PURCHASERS
Of ARMY suppl les
At FIRST SALE HERE
City Postofflce Opened Branch
Department And Steady Rush
Of Customers Resulted
MUCH BACON ON HAND.

Is -
The CITY pnstofilce virtually opened
4 branch department for the sale q
groceries and pros isions today, 81 i
was The formal Inauguration Of the
sale Is the United states Government
af the nversuRplg III army stores and
foatistuffs ). as result of the late world
var
Under the mans as originally out
lined. The sale VA planned e cons
ftnne for only three days hnt based
upon the rating ~ postoiiices, that is,
first second third and fourth class.
81 the S. might be. scale of al
latment Of foadstulis was decided
upon Annapolis IS rated Is 4 first
class office
Thai fhe government authorities
have d plentiful supply of bacon re-
manning over, 81 indicated hy the fact
that the allotment for the local ofIiee
is 2.G00 twelve pound cans. or q total
#pf BIZ 40 pound 8 and Il may be- pnr
chased at iltst about fifty per cent. rs
tho cost elsewhere
u. q p.Neill, i resident of q MUIR
ray avenue. Murray I'LL. had tho lis
-ifnctipn of being the Iirst plirclias 3
.af foodstuffs, when the windows of the
.pnstolflee building opened From Tie
time the office opened fOr his class of
business at s o'clock. the clericai force
was kept busy waiting upon custom
=ers Ifp tt1 IS a ooiock this afternoon, Is
persons had appeared at Tie window 3,
with The ready cash and placed their.
orders. as required hy the regll llatiUns
governing inc sale Canned beans
corn. tomatoes and bacoA seemed tn
find more ready sale than the rest of
the provis Ions
James Robinson, acting post
master III fi.e absence nf@ Isustfalas er
Thomas . Iinthicnnl. who Ii on his
vacation, estimated that tho sales for
today would approximate 5000 d
1000.
Here ii the allotment Iii round fig
ures III the quantity of the several
I,rostncts. made for Annapolis. aitd all
other nostofiices rated as first class
Baked beans. Lao. 459, and 600
pounds. IL and pound cans. re-
sneefiTely stringIess beans, LOGO
pounds corned beet. s. .4S0, 500 and
$40 pounds, ii 1. 2 ana 6 cans roast
beef, 300. s 500 ana SAG pounds, III
q and 8 pound cans cherries, 370
pounds corn. $500 pounds corn beef
HASH, 4.1ao, ana 5000 pounds. In / and
"
pounds peas 12.400 pounds. vege-
table soup. 43s pounds tomatoes 100
pounds: bacon. 2. 600 pounds. black
pepper. III pounds; dry beans. si7l3
pounds, -four, 5.97 pounds, rice, 100
pounds.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
", B..&A. TO SELL STOCK
Part Of Preferred To BE Placed
On Market
FOR IMPROVEMENT FUND

q has become known that the Wash
ingfon. Baltimore and Annapolis Elec-
trfo Line has arranged to sell part DC
tho preferred stock held ID its treas
aIry, 10 bankers BIZ Baltimore and
cleveland. the company having been
largely financed originally from the
Ohio city "a strong banking firm Will
he organized to nnderwrite The p.ire
cilase and 70 place Vie stock on the
market Formal announcement III the
details Of the arrangement Ii expect
.el this week
The proceeds from the sale of this
stock will De used for general corpor-
ate purposes, some having the inn
preston that the extensive terminal
the company has in
both for Baltimore,
was shington and other points along
this line, all coming IN for attention
#of the management.
The preferred stock has been pay
ing 9 per cent III annual dividends
almost from the time of the reorgan-
izatiun Of the company more than a
decade ago IT has not been 50 active
OF late as has the common, because
The rate OF return Was fixed at 6 per
cent, while that on the common was
only limited by the company earn
iiags It has been paying 5 per cent.
on the common for some time and has
nj addition given an extra 70 this
stock ii the way of Liberty bonds
This company Is doing an excellent
business the last report of President
Bishop TO the stockholders showing
earnings away IN excess of the divi-
dend disbursements.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
Two LIT BOYS
MISSING FROM HOME
Sheriff Asked 10 Help Find Lads
Who Disappeared From
Pasadena
GONE SINCE SATURDAY

Leaving their home near Pasadena
At about 10 o'clock Saturday morning
on aii efrana FOR their mot her. sam
uel Frank. ten years sie il. and his
brother Nathan, four years his Junior.
have not yef aappeared and the
sheriff Office was requested this
morning "a lend aid III the search FOR
them he two little boys are sons of
Harry Frank. who lives about three
quarters of 1 mile from Pasadena, on
the farm generally known as the
Ia<iM Ward Yonkey p1aee.
Af the time of their disappearance
they went lo j nearby tllicket ta bring
wood fo the house After that moth
Ing was heard Of Them. and when thps
had remained away from the house far.
an unnecessarily long time d search
vas begun for them They aid MOI
come home Saturday night. and their
anxIous parents kept up the hunt alI
day yesterday but 70 no avail None.
of tho nnighb0rs seem ii have seen the
little fellows after they left their
home.
The natural fear that they may
have wandered ID some body of Nater
and fallen iii is iispeiied by the fart.
that the Severn, the nearest body of
water. is mile and i half from their.
home. and Il ii improbable that they
would have gone 81 far iii that diree-
tion. 1t il just as unlikely that They
&3
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
FILLING WAR SERVICE
PAPERS WILL CONTINUE
Blanks TO Be Kept Az All Cour,.
ty Recording Places For
Al Few Days
TO BE FILLED BY ANYONE

saturday. as the first day for flliing
Eout tne var Service Records, Mss Il
busy one al the many places that hatl
been appointed Id Anne Arundel conn
IL for this work. several of the re7
eorsilng places have made 4 report of
the work done on that day aud the
resilIss obtained arc very aetory
III Annapolis about one hundred of
The records we're filled out OF course
this is not nearly all of the men from
me city who have been III thr service
but during the next few days II IS ex-
petfed that fairly complete list Will
be made ouf. and that ne var history
ef Maryland Will be perfected So far
AZ Anne Arundel county Is concerned
There has been slight confusion oc
casioned BY the prevalent idea that
Ihe service men themselves haye tul
lill out tic blanks i should be
known that anyone who has The IN
Formation concerning the service nf.
amy soldier sailor. marine. 81 nurse.
u allowed 10 write the record II is
not even necessary that the person be-
i relative of the one whose record
they write The important thing is
the compilation of i complete history
of the service rendered during the
MAR.
g The blanks give space for d remark
Ably clear record of the military Cd h
reeF spaces being provided for name.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
MAYBE HORSES ALSO
NEED TIRE CHAINS

Perhaps the manufacturers OF tire
chains would not 90 badly IN prodnc-
ing chain to prevent horses from
skiaaing on the smooth streets on
Saturday afternoon horse driven By
Robert Sye, coiored, slipped on CoI-
Eleee avenue The driver OF an
other horse that was following failed
to see the fall and tan end collision
resulted. The dearborn OF the nrst
team vas pushed over the fallen horse
before anybody could act When the
pile of vehicle and animal we're mn
tangled II was found that the only
bad resnIuts of the accident were d
rev slightly skinned places on the
unfortunate beast
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
olonol Igopkins' Fishing Party

Colonel Harry HOPKINS, John
II. pilipps. superintendent of public
buildings, and George Grelner went on
i fishing trip Saturday afternoon "a
Hackets Point This trip vas the
third one made by this party
this season aud they we're AZ usual
auite successful Saturday slle nuna-
ber oF fish caught was 7s the prize
fish being trout measuring 81 inches,
ralcfat by THE Colonel