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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-19
WHOLESALE POISONING
or PET ANIMALS
GREATLY RESENTED

Owners OF pet cats and dogs about
lAo city are resenting the wholesale
poisoning Oh their animals BY those
whom they claim are the vicious mind
- people In the community
The general complaint is II there
- any objection 10 other peoples
pets. why not. II they must be put to
death, have II done In humane way.
ana not iii cruel agonizing manner,
and why not call On the splendid
local veterinary surgeon, Or the excel
lent agent Of the s. r. G. Al % kill
the Offending cat Or dog In q humaneiy
wy and not attempt 70 bungIe Il
themselves.
Instead OF this. poison is being
thrown around earelessiy III back yards
and over fences and the unsuspectlag
cats and dogs who will trespass be-
ycnd the confines of their own domi-
cile, naturally partake of the pssIson
and either die an agoRizing death. or
escape death after much sunering
through the tln1y interference of
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-19
Orlsans Court

Il the afternoon session nf me sfs
mans Court on Tuesday, the iolloWs
;ng addltional business. than that IL
ready published was transacted
Application 81 Elisha A, Leaiiian for
administration on the estate q MAY
Il. Il. Lowamn, deceased, was filed anu
approved.
administrators bond OF Elisha 6.
I.ean,an. for administration Of the es
tate III Mary = =. I,eafsaan, deceased
Mas flied Notice 10 creditors given
Application 81 Elzey Lee Wade, for
administration OF the estate Of P't.
tience il. Dnyall. deceased, vas illed
and approved.
Administrators bond q Edzcs e.
Wade administrator OF the estate 81
patience Il. Duyall. was filed and an
proved. by The court. letters granted
and notice to creditors given
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-19
Clear Weather 10 STAY

Even though the indications we're
that rain might fall early last night,
the Weather Man was confident that
that clear weather that everybody has
enjoyed for the past several days
would continue, at least until tonight
Little change could be expected in
the temperature although the humid
ity, exceptionally high during yester-
day, was less last night. Shortly after
& o'clock yesterday afternoon the at
mosphere became very cool, and seem
ed TO indicate q han storm had passed
nearby. Last night was delightfully."-
cool for sleeping.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-19
WAS HELPED
BY NAVAL OFFICER

On his return from the graduation
exercises Secretary Daniels on June
4 issued the following statement For
the FIRST time ii the history az the
Naval Academy first honors In the
graduating class have been won By an
enlisted ran of lhe Navy, who Won
The right 10 enter the Academy through
competitive examination Out Of =
class of ass Wesley MeI.aren Hague
stood lirsf his mark being nearly
twenty points higher than that OF his
nearest competitor Before the grad
.uation exercises. Ensign Hague VAS
invited 70 the home of Admiral Scales
superintendent Of the Academy where
he was presented To the Secretary Of
the Navy. Admiral Mayo, commander
8of the IT, s. Fleet, Admiral Scales and
Is number of other ranking officers Of
the Navy In replying 70 congratulate
siions. Ensign Hague stated that much
Sof the credit for his successful en-
trance To and career in the Academy
was due to the officers who helped him.
while an enlisted man. prepare for
his examination Ensign Hague,
whose home Ii San Diego. Calf. en-
listed in the Navy on February is.
1915. He vas born Iii Chicago, May s,
1897. on August i 1916, he was adj
mified to the Academy He was ap.
pointed mIdshipman for the Navy al
large after winning IN competitive ex-
animation for which he was thorough
III coached by Lieut.. William Granet,
one of the officers under whom he
was serving. in the regiment Of MIDI
shipmen he commanded the 1st Bat
talon and was awarded the naviga-
tional sextant for excellence In prac-
teal and theoretical navigation He
also won the cup presented BY the
National Daughters OF the American
Revolution for excellence In seaman
ship and nayigational Law. IA addi-
ton to this he won the prize sword
presented by the class Of 1877 As the
inidshipman most efficient III practical
and theoretical ordnance and gun
merry
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-19
HOMING PIC ON
IA TURE FREAK

Az his store. West street 3. 81.
Britton. of the Britfon Co nau
on exhibition tay nature freak
IN the shape Of n auble footed pigeon
Mr.. Britton ii pigeon tancter, be-
sides being an n,sto-date grocer IN
4 recent hatch ne freak bird was
noticed
Above the mrs joint on each foot
the bird has second foot grown wiea
TWO toes. The double foot Is d,s.iiiei-
il marked on hh feet The pieeen
Is homing bird and died soon efter
being Matched was not until the
bird was found cad. that il y II dis
covered to be areak Of nature.
Many interest3 as well II curious
people have visited Mr. Britton's store
today 10 view rs freak Of nat'ise, tie
double-fo footed pa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-19
CHILDREN TO MEET
AT RED CROSS ROOMS

An important meeting of children,
boys and girls from ten TO fifteen
years n 10 he held on saturday norm
ing u II o'clock ID the Red Gross
rooms over tie annapolis bank cor.
ner luke d Gloucester street and
Church circle
Miss Ennis. secretary Of the Home
Service Of the Tied Cross wants 10
meet All Boy scouts and other boys
and all girls 81 tlte Junior Red Cross
Patriotic League aud others, and
hopes they viii be present
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-19
SALE OF I9 U. S. SHIPS
INVOLVES So, s21 100

Sale 81 nineteen steel cargo ships.
aggregating 12S.472 dead weight tons,
was announced BY the United States
Shipping Board. Tuesday At Washing
ton. s27.s21 100 being involved In the
transactions
Seven firms Of ship operators we're
the purchasers. but their identity has
not been made public. The price
ranged from 500 70 s225 per ton. and
the deal was described by Chairman
Hurley Of the shipping board as the
greatest in the history of the shipping
industry. Forty per cent of the pur.
chase price Is to be paid Immediately
and the rest ii to be paid in equal in
staliments during the next four years
The sale price OF the vessels. IT is said.
exceeds the cost OF building them.
:Thc United States ID the only coun-
try ID the world today where ships
can be sold for spot delivery. said
Nr Hurley. The purchasers Of these
vessels will get immediate possession
and Will place them Ii trade routes
without delay
Since We began selling ships a
short time ago We have disposed of
3s2.045 dead weight tons. The total.
amount q these sales now aggregates
s5i.s5s.s2o
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-19
PRICES FO FALL
FERTILI R SHOULD
BE 80 Pc CENT LOWER

AS q result the Department Of
lgricuIfure's cp erence and cotnmnn
ications with dividual nianuftct
urers III fertn rs. Without tie de-
partnerlt havffaa 6xed any prices L Is
now III posi- To announce that
the farmers Of country should Oh
tain their nlia fertilizers for the
fall season of All an average price
81 about 80 peg cert lower than the
prices which IS RaiIed for the spring
season just p This statement
applies to the rTitory north of Ar
kansas. Tonnes Virginia, and West
Virginia, but iM aiding the Ohio river
counties of IVES Virginia Fertilizer
prices for the8outhern states have
not yet heen Gut out. Statements
concerning otliS territory will be is
sued as socn asrices are made
The different onlpanies in some In
stances will pu out goods at slightly
varying figures the attached table
shows nlaximI T. o b prices at
which the nrinapal fertilizer grades
III the three gaat centers for fertfl.
izer Distributes baltimore. Md, Phil
adelphia, Pa, aid Carteret, NJ. 10
dealers and to amers ordering thirty
ton lots may heDbtained,
These pricesre to dealers and to
farmers ordering thirty ton lots and
are based upon delivery in 167 pound
bags # in 2aA pound bags twenty
i've cents per t0n should be deducted !;
in Us pound gs, twenty-five cents
per ton. and iHI0O pound bags fifty
cents per ton spuld be added These
prices are subjess to discount at Ave
per cent II paid in cash on December
and furthe discount Of one-haIf
per cent for eash month III advance
of that date hese are maximum
prices and competition in the trade
may make prices lower
The fertilizer trade conditions pro
vide that these b. b. rates shall ap.
ply to New Jesey, Delaware, Mary
land, and appn simately the eastern
half Of Pennsy sailia, and the Ohio
river counties West Virginia and
west % the wessrn Missouri and Iowa
boundary lines rs per ton will be
added for freigN
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-19
To the Citizens Of the
Third Ward

On the assurances and advice OF cit
liens and friends; and after serious
thought ana consideration. take this
method of announcing that am d
CANDIDATE FOR ALDERMAN sub
ject to the Democratic primaries TO
represent the Third Ward IN the City
Council II my people have conf
.dence In me, show the same BY nomi
hating and electing me to the position
Of city alderman will promise To
be untiring In my efforts towards the
betterment Of civic conditions and es4
pecially in working out the problems
Of taxation, which has become 4 most
serious question
WILLIAM II. McCREADY.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-19
w THE IL BIG T0NIGHT

Girls for thekrst time taking EN-.
pIoyment outside their homes read j
powerful lesson From Headquar
sers. the Vitagp h feature starring
Anita Stewart. and which will be seen
Il the Republic neatre tonight. III Is
declared the greakest police story ever
written and depIts the mighty strug
Sic between love- and duty within the
heart Of the faSher when lie learns
that his only daghter has trusted to
Ter sorrow In t1 wiIes and promises
81 her employ
The father is police sergeant. who
sIways has PLACED duty above every
hing else, and hen his child in her
desperation taks vengeance into her
own hands, tat calls him to trail
Town the SLAYER ind the trail leads 10
his own home
Powerful iii tharne, the picture ii III
tripping inteIlsy throughout ana
Mss Stewart haA full opportunity to
display her re1s kable emotional tai.
snts Ralph Irs directed tie picture
and the star hasa supporting east of
exceptional strngth and balance.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-19

their owners who are fortunate Id Sc
cure the service OF the skilled local
veterinarian
Recently d handsome Angora kitten,
that yenlured over the back fence. was
given dose of strychnIne. and its
sunerings were extreme Fortunately.
however. the owner realizing the pet
Kittens condition. secured the services
of veterinarian In time TO save its
life
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-19

Senator Lodge says he has been on
trial before the American people for
20 years Oh. no. Senator. the verdict
WIS rendered long ago. 1t Is only the
execution of sentence which has been
deIayed Charleston News and Cour
Ter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-19

Among the obsolete expressions
thai have gone to the discard, don't
forget the poor downtrodden work
inginan
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-19

America Is Supporting millions III
levels. No wOzSer Earope II shrek.
ing for Americas financial aid. Bal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-19
Detail Lieut.. nander kIngnlan


Lieut.. Comna er Howard n King
man al The nas has been detached
from duty i'll saYv department A
Washington. ar fetaiied 70 duty with
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-19

Germany calls ilie ts
hate Did she aal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-19

WILI.IAM U. MeCREADY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27

WE will start you in the cleaning and dyeing business; little capital needed; big profits; write for book let The Bon-Vonde System, Dept. 197. Charlotte, N. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27

travelling salesman by a prominent southern wholesale firm car rying a well-known line of hats, caps and gloves. Prefer a salesman resid- ing in or near Birmingham to work the territory of middle Alabama, name ly, Birmingham and territory tributary. Prefer salesman experienced in the line, but that experience not absolutely necessary, but must have experience on the road and conversant with the route and trade in the territory. None except capable, energetic and absolutely re- liable men with good references need apply. Willing to grant drawing ac- count and commissions on excess earn ings; good opportunity for a good man. Address K. w. C., care Birmingham Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27
Statesmen Wanted
JEM RUBBER REPAIR SUPERSEDES VULCANIZATION.

Salesman wanted that travels or would like to travel the states of Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee, that will devote all or part of their time. We have a high grade irresistible selling article as an invention of sound and practical util- ity. Jem Rubber Repair is unequal as a fast selling automobile accessory. It heads the list, it repairs tires of cuts and blisters. repairs tubes of any kind of punctures, blowouts, blowout tears at a saving of 800 per cent. No vulvanizer used, samples are neat and can be car ried in ones pocket. If you are a live wire and a producer with clean sales mans record, we want you to sell and establish agencies and distributors
 AMAZON RUBBER CO,
 719 Brown-M Marx Bldg, Birmingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27

DO you want to earn from 800 to $300 per month selling Underwood & Under wood stereoscopic photographs of the great world war? Liberal commissions to live wire salesmen; write for exclu- sive territory contract. Underwood & Underwood, Inc, Dept. CHS, AT 9th ave, New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27
EMPLOYMENT-lOA
Heip WSpfed@Femslc d

WE will start you in the cleaning and dyeing business; little capital needed; big profits; write for book let The Bon-Vonde System, Dept. 197. Charlotte. N. c. wANTED-Deteetive Apply or address Coles Detective Agency, 20Sla N. Fist. room 2Vs,
 TOR competent help. phone Main IlS4.
 Positions wnnfed-MaIe 0 YOUNG MAN-23 years of age desires position as secretary, general utility or office man. Experienced steno- grapher and well acquainted with general office work. Will be re- leased from navy about August 10th Can furnish the best of references If you are looking for a good man who is capable of earning a good salary, write s. H. B. Box 4i9, Mobile, Ala. POSITION-By, young married man P. as grocery clerk or shipping clerk for some wholesale concern. Would consider other work. Can furnish reference. If you need a man who is willing to put in full time. answer this ad, as l need employment Ad- dress H-49 care Age-Herald. ACCOUNTANT and bookkeeper can take on some extra work; books opened, closed and audited, systems
 
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 ELECrRlCAL man with unquestionable ability in installation and operation of electrical light and power plants. de- sires to locate in some small town; necessary references. Address C-49 care Age Herald.
 WANTED-Position as electrician and motor repair man. can do armaturt winding; eight years experience in cleo. trical work T. o. Ragan, Box TOP, Lum- berton, N c. BOOKKEEPER- years experience, now employed. desires change; best of references and bond. Address D-49, Age Herald.
 DENTIST. registered, desires position as operator or general practice; eN- perienced, will give references com nunicate at once. Address G-50, care Age-Herald.
 WANTED-By high-class salesman a line of good hosiery on commission basis for south Alabama; best refer ences. Address J. l.. M, care Albert hotel, Selma, Ala.
 W WANrED-Pos1tion py ex-service young man with much clerical ex- perience, also two years in newspaper field. Address J-49 care Age-He aid.
 EAPEkl CED stenograpner, just re- turned from army service, wishes po- sition. Address I4-50, care Age-Herald
 Positions Wanted-frema1e WANTED-By experienced educated woman, position in refined family to take charge of children, do mending. etc, or place as companion to invalid. Address S~49, care Age-Herald. WANTED-Position by first-class stenog- rapher, four years experience lumber. Best references. State salary. E. G. H., 1921 North 17th street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27

A BUSINESS education Is necessity. Get the best by attending w heeie- Business College. Purchase scnolarsnlp now and save from s15 to $25. Enter when you get ready.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27
FIELD GLASSES

With leather case, new. $10. Chas. Buckner. 1742 Woodland ave, Sir mingham Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27
LIVE STOCK OFFERED-2oA
WANTED

Well Drilling Outfit Capable of drilling 800 to 1900 feet; must be in first class condition and a bar gain; no junk considered; give full particulars and where can be seen. Address Z-4S, Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27

STENOGRAPHER-" have several openings for experienced men. Ii you are in the market call at once. 121S Jefferson County Bank bldg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27

Dentist from Al school desires dental laboratory work, or work of any nature that is permits sible under the dental laws of Ala. A graduate dentist without license. Address Y4S. care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27

W WANTED-DetectlVes Apply or address Coles Detective Agency. 2OS1a N. Fist. room 209.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27

WANTED AT oNGE-Three high-class stock statesmen for Louisiana and Texas for one of the most legitimate proposi- tions in Texas. We furnish you with fine leads and pay you liberal commits sions. Our men are now earning $500 to s10OO per week. If you are a real live wire, don't write, wire us, East Texas Coal and Oil Co.,, 311 Union National Bank Bldg, Houston, Tex.
 SAL ESMEN-Carburetor of proved su- periority; big increase in mileage and power guaranteed; TO moving parts, can't get out of order: easily installed on any motor; thousands in successful use with lowest grade fuels 9 days free trial: special equipment for Ford and Dodge cars. Master Carburetor Co, 922 $. Los Angeles st., Los Angeles, Cal.
 SALESMEN We. a large Cleveland manufacturer, have high-class, perma- nent, money making proposition for two live spec atty salesmen or ex-merchants No investment required, but make more money tha- s'o,n10co invested in the average business. Commissions paid weekly; position open now. Address J. l. Rogers. treasurer, Box 176, Station C Cleveland, o.
 SETFSMFN and agents to sell our lnten- sifving Plug for Ford headlights; the most necessary and best selling Ford accessorv gives twice the amount of light from same current; every Ford owner buyer Big profits. Write for terms. Union Auto Sales Co.,, Box 3oS, Nashville, Tenn, SALESMAN or local distributor covering accessory dealers. garage etc, to rep resent manufacturer of leading low priced patented, leak-proof piston rings. Only live wires apply Grundy ME Corp. Detroit Mich
 SAT TESMAN-Wanted for strictly new electrical novelty salable to Joooer and dealers. Large repeat comm S sion basis. Side line or whole time. IT,
 c. smith and Co., l5s1 Cherry St..
 Philadelphia, Pa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27
EMPLOYMENT-10A

AGENTS-S1 an hour. newest kitchen tool: every woman will use % times daily; easy seller; big profits; sam pie free. Thomas Mfg. Co., 5001 Post st. Dayton, O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27

ELECTRICAL man with unquestionable ability in installation and operation of electrical light and power plants, de- sires to locate in some small town; necessary references Address C-49. care Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27

WANTED-Specialty salesmen, main or sideline. Temperance drinks sold in small country towns. Great de- mand Pay big com mission. $S5 week drawing account. Grown Beverage Co, 7O6 Chestnut St, St. Louis, Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27

ACCOUNTANT and bookkeeper can take on some extra work; books opened. closed and audited, systems installed; monthly trial balances if desired; charges reasonable. Address A-50, care Age-1era1d
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27
IINEMAN WANTED MONTHLY SALARY MOBILE LIGHT & R. R. co.
 MOBILE, ALA

WANTED-Several competent compost tors and first class monotype caster operator Best salary and permanent positions. Open shop conditions. State in your answer whether union or non union. Living conditions as economicai as any city of comparative size. Vlr- ginia Stationery O., Richmond. va. A BUSINESS education Is necessity Get the best by attending Wheeler Business College. Purchase scholarship now and save from $15 to $25 Enter when you get ready. WANTED-Cashier; he must be young man of unquestionable integ- rity; capable of holding an import ant position, and competent 10 ais charge the duties of cashier nan ding large sums. Apply to A. J. Marten, Comptroller, Loveman' Joseph & Loeb.
 MEN-STOP-Don't look for jobs; we'll teach you barber trade, paying posi- lions guaranteed, chain of shops- Make money while learning. Every thing $3O Tools free. Greatest South- ern college. Send for catalogue Jacksonville Barber College, S22 w. Bay St, Jacksonville, Fla.
 KAILROAD traffic inspectors wanted; s11o a month and expenses to start short hours; travel, three months nome
  sition; no age limit; ask for booklet N3O6 Standard Business Training h. stitution, Buffalo, N. Y.
 WANTED-men to learn pharmacy; good profession; complete course ln lz months. Southern College of Pharmacy Next term begins October '. Address R. c. Hood, 40 Candler Bldg. At lanta, Ga.
 ROOKKEEPER-We have an opening for an Al bookkeeper; prefer young man who has knowledge of corpora tion work; good salary and fine op- portunity for right party. 22lS Jef- ferson County Bank bldg.
 S1TFSMAN WANTED-An experienced automobile accessory salesman. IT you cannot produce results, do not apply. Answer by letter only. U. J. Car bure.or Sales Co, Inc. $. 10th st.. Birmingham. Ala STENO-CLERK- man who has had experience in railroad work must be able to do some steno- praphic work. 221S Jefferson Coun- ty Bank bldg. WANTED-The Tallassee Power e.: Radin. N C.. desires the services or 15 good fire brick masons; good pay good living conditions; one year ; work. Address J. II. Devereaux, Elm ployment Manager. Badin. NC. CLERICAL man; we have an openihs with large concern for hisn-class young man who has had good expert ence and can furnish gilt-edge srel- erences as to character and apliisy. 221s Jefferson County Bank olds. MAN-to work this city refinishing chandeliers brass beds, automobiles, by new method. $1o daily without capital or experience. Write Gun metal O.. 1858 Elm, Decatur, H. STORIES, articles poems wanted TOT publication in new magazine; we pay cash on acceptance: submit MSS. 10 National Magazine. Desk 2o5,- Wash ington. D. c.
 WANTED-To> hear from owner of good farm for sale; state cash pr.ce, full description. D. r. Bush. MinEe apolis. Minn.
 STENOGRAPHER-W have several openings for experienced men. Ii you are in the market call at once. 221S Jefferson County Bank pios.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27

GRADUATE Dentist from Al school de- sires dental laboratory work or work of any nature that is permissi- ble under the dental laws of Ala sbama. A graduate dentist without license. Address Y-4S, care Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27

sales representatives wanted in Alabama to sell substantial invest ment securities. Experience is an advan- tage at the beginning, but not necessary. we teach you how. You can soon be making s25o to sl 600 per week. For par ticulars address VicePresdent, P. o Rox 1641 Dallas Tex.