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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19

Noul cabinet spaniel. -- Paris
- Dupa dimisia cabinetului, eau.
zata de votare adverse in came.
ra deputatilor, Sc zice Cd conscr.
vatorii yor forma un minister al
carui prim-ministru va fl Edou.
ard Dato.
fInbunatatiri in leafa conduc-
torilor. -. Indianapolis, Ind. =
Gu incepere de Marti dimineata
conductorii 81 motoristii de la
tramvaele din Indianapolis, Indi-
ana, vor primi un spor in leafa
de 3 cent? pc ora. Noul program
prevede de la 81 pima la AZ DE
cent? pc ora. Compania face So
coteala ca aceasta crestere va fa.
ce un total de 125,0OO de dolari
anual.
Nou ministru Peruvian in A.
merica. = Colon. - Federico Pc.
yet, bine cunoscut in cercurile iii.
plomatice de la Washingtoh, 4
primit telegrama prln care este
denumit noul ministru al Perului
in Statele Unite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19
INFORNATluN|

Arestxri fxcute n turbur&rile
din Corea. - Seoul, Corea. ~
Numarul celor arestati in timpul
revcltelor din Corea este de 13,
98l. Dintre acestis procesele q
4,64s au fost respinse. 1867 au
fcst condamnati u $3.50 sunt IN
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19

Unul care are multi de lucru cu
taranii nOstri, spune ca ytaranii
au cazut 81 nu s'au mai sculat''
Poate ca asa ii spune lui ,,simta-
mintul inimii'' dar suntem siguri
ca scriitorasul nostru ocazional,
Sc insala, ca totdeauna.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19
|NARUNT|SUR|.
EPIGRAMA ZILEI.
EGOISTULUI.

1nvatat i'm asia lume
Gu intriga Sc traiesti,
Tot gindindu-te la rele
Thai uitat de unde esti!
DR.. Isaia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19

au cazut 81 nu s s'au mai sculat''
Poate ca asa ii spune lui ,,simta-
mintul inimii'', dar suntem siguri
ca scriitorasul nostru ocazional,
sc insala, ca totdeauna.
Doamne,, Eau, pare ca iti vine
sa-ti faci cruce 81 sd fugi, cinl
auzi prOstii incornorate ca a ce-
lula care spunea in o gazeta romf-
neasca ca ,,Dumnezeu omoara boil
oamenilor". Eau asa, poate Cd
Dumnezeu nu are alta de lucrl
decft sc omoara ;bOM? Moi, pima
acuma, nu credem ca Dumnezeu
este ucigas de animale.
Ri, dar acum, incepem Sc fnte-
legem 81 moi de ce este de. lipsa
sd avem Salvation Army" in
Rominia Mare 81 pricepem de .ce
eel ce are de gind sa ajunga con-
ducator la dinsa, voieste GU orr
ce pref sa o organizeze.
,,Pierde Vara" c1nd vede din
departare pc cite un Rom1n, din
Akron, Ohio, ratacit pc la New
York, Isl ridica picioarele dupa
cap 81 = striga Help" -.
Gel GU telegrama de la Dumne-
Ecu a capatat porunca de la sta
pin ca sd nu mai scrie prin gaze
tie, sa nu mai spuna prostii, 81 sa
nu-si mai laude picioarele nevestii
in barbierii 81 ,,pool room" -uri.
Ne inchipuim ce munca grea va
fl avut stapfnul sa-si dreseze ho-
tentotul de la Africa, care strin-
gea pc fatal sau de barba.
De undeva din Indiana lar ne-a
VENT scrisoare. Spune ca ,,fe-
ciorul popii' de ar fntoarce de la
lucru acasa, ar afla pc unul Gu
,,wiskey" facind ochi dulci neve-
stii. Asia ar Fl mai gogonata ca
a celuia Gu ciocanul de supt pat.
Ei, dar asa trece ,,gloria lumii'' ;.
Sc spune ca Max Harden are
sa fie numit ambassador german
la Washington. Considerind mul-
tul 81 marele adevar spus totdeau-
ma pc sleau de acest german, ne
pare ca este Gu neputinta ca din
sui sa devina - bun diplomat.
- ~s.itxir
0 teorie copiata dup& foile de
acasa: ,,Stoarceti cit puteti mai
multi de la consumentii de acasa
pentru articolii de hranh 81 tri-
miteti cit de ieftin& maria in -
strainatate". Nici Sc Fl fost la
scoala in America, nu ar fl putnt
invata mai bine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19

ca neJriecati. Cincizeci 81 opt ml
fost achitati' in urma judecatii.
Descoperirea unor bandit prin
explozle. - Bucyrus, Ohio. - In.
tr sopron din aceasta locali-
tate s'a auzit puternica detuna-
tura. Cind sarit lumea sd vada
ce este, a gasit pc individul Frank
Mayohood mort 81 pc un altul a.
hume Leonard Keline GU nina
sburata de la locul eli. Linga eli
zacea prada de $4,000 de dolari.
ne care furasera de la banca
din Nova. Aci in sopron explo-
dase cutia Gu dinamita de care
Sc folosisera la spartul easel de
bani de la banca mai sus numita
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19

nanii din America, sx ccnducx s eri eresite 4 r
dlnsa e vor putea dezvolta mari i q Il yin
decat& din buna vreme A 'S ' IS 1 f'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19
o noua republica. - Coblen

o noua republica. - Coblenz
= Zilele acestea principatul Bir-
kcnfield s,a proclamat de- repu-
blica. Ell sc afla in aria ocupat;i
de trupele aliatilor. Luni a fost
formal un guvern provizoriu 81
s'a proclamat separatia complec-
ia de Oldemburg.. Birkenfield e.
ste un mic principal al Germaniei
coprins in Prussia de Rim. GU toa-
te q apartinea Oldemburgului.
Are O intindere de 1914 de mile
patrate 81 populate de $4,000
de locuitori. Localitatea cea mai
mare 81 de drept capitala este o.
rasul Birkenfield, situat la doua-
zeci 81 cinci de mile spre sud-est
de Treves.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19
fmpuscat din gresala. -

1mpuscat din gresala. = To-
rain, Ohio. 80 John Hajah, locui
tor la 1413 E. 429th Street, s'a i'm
puscat din gresala in picior il
timpul cind trasese Gu revolveru
ca sa impuste un hot ce intrast
IN casa preotului Koler. Hotul is
1nsusise din casa doua ceasuri i:
aur 81 2 do1ari 81 25 cent? in MI.
merar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19

Un adevarat patriot. - Mon
treal, Canada. = Chica 81 barba
lui j. A. Chollets, crescute timp
de aproape jumatate de veac,
au cazut pc pardoseala unei bar
bierii, dupa ce omul s'a vazut des-
legat de. juramfntul facut acum
patruzeci 81 opt de ami, juramint
in care Sc legase sa nu Sc tunda
sau sa Sc barbiereasca pima ce MI
va vedea Alsacia siLorena saliva
te de la Germani. Chollett este un
veteran care a luptat in razboiul
Franco-Prusian din anul 1870.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19
Marirea flotei pacifice. = "

shington. - Astazi s'a anuntat
de la ministerul naval ca noua
flota din oceanul Pacific va Fl con
stituita din aproximativ 175 de
vapoare, GU o capacitate de 500,
GOO de tone. fntreaga armata de
pc ele va fl de $4,000 de marinari
81 1900 de ofiteri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19

La New York Sc vor cinta bu-
cati din opera germana. = New
York. = Conform celor anu1tate
de directorii citorva teatre mari
din localitate, la toamna viitoare
Sc vor cfnta mai multe bucati din
opera germana. Printre altele vor
fl 81 dintre productiile lui Fio-
tow, Lortzing, Kreutzer, Mozart
81 Straus. Pima acum cintecile
germane fusesera Gu totul oprite
in New York 81 proape in intrea-
ga America.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-19

vapor AnpotmOlit. New
York. Conform unei radiogra-
me primita din Sandy Hook, va
porul Seantie, operat Dc consiliul
de navigate american, se AHA i'm.
potmolit aproape de coasta de Ia
New Yen. "A rsdiograma aceia
vaporul cefsa aiutor prin cunos-
c1tul mesa AZ primejdis s. Q. s.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-02
RED CROSS NURSE
WEEDS ARMY MAN

News was received here yesterday
OF the marriage of Miss Mary Gather
inc Reiliey. a Red Cross Nurse, who
was married on August 20 TO Sergeant
Lawrence b. Muller. The wedding
took place in the chapel OF the Z. s.
General Hospital, No. 3, at Railway,
~ j.. and The ceremony was perform
cd by the Rev Father ReiIley. chap
lain. While Of the same name, the
chaplain performing the ceremony was
not related TO the bride.
Mrs Muller, who has been nurse
In Annapolis. and is sister OF Mrs
James G. o'Neill, Murray Hill. is well
and fayoratly known here where she
has practIced her profession until re-
Gently.
Sergeant Muller. who served over
seas with the American Expeditionary
Forces. and was wounded in the Ar
gonne drive, has Teen patient at the
general hospital where he is conyalesc-
ing. and expects 10 be discharged from
the service shortly.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-02
WENT BEYOND DEPTH
AND WAS DROWNED IN
CREEK NEAR HIS HOME
Robert Becker. Formerly OF Cherry
dale. Va. Victim OF Tragedy La
Upper Severn River

Robert Becker, % years old. living
on upper Severn river. several miles
from Annapolis, was aecidenIy
drowned late Saturday afternoon
while bathing inDilldick creek. trib-
atary of the river. His body. which
was not recovered until Sunday, al
though the inlet was dragged all Sat
urlay sight, was yesterday sen. n his
former rome at Cherrydale, Va, for
burial.
Becker. with w. NJ Magruder and
another companion, neither OF whom
could swim much, had been bathing
for some time. Becker had been ac-
customed to using air cushion wings,
but on this occasion discarded them.
feeling confident that he could take
care of himself He got ont into deep
water and his companions were pow
erless to render assistance
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-02
TO GIVE VICTORY
BUTTONS" OUT HERE
Discharged Soldiers May Get
Them From Capt. Murphy
At State House
DATES ARE ARRANGED

Annapolis and Anne Arundel county
soldiers discharged from the service,
who have not hitherto received there
Victory Buttons" may. in the future,
may get them here in Annapolis. in
stead of going to Baltimore, through
an arrangement that has been per-
fected by Aujutant-Genera Henry NJ.
Warheld. and the Army Recruiting
Station, in Baltimore.
The Adjutant-Geheral having ex-
tended the use of a room in the lower
part of the State House. the Army of
ficials excepted the offer and arrange
ments have been made by which sol
diers may call there in order to get
their buttons Captain Daniel j. MUIR
ply, of Annapolis. formerly OF the One
Hundred and Fifteenth Infantry, has
been detailed to take charge of the
work of distributing the buttons. The
room was opened today at 10 a. m. and
will remain open until p. m. Sep
TENDER and 16 have been fixed as
additional dates and the same sche-
dule of hours will prevail. Other dates
will be announced later. 1t was
through the efforts of Captain Murphy
that General Warfield took this mat
ter up.
The letter received by General War
field from Col NJ. D. Cronin. in charge
of the Army Recruiting Station, in
part, reads:
I'VE viii be glad to accept use of
the room you offer for issue of Vie
tory buttons. Thanks for your CO.
operation
An officer from the Army Recruiting
Station, Baltimore, will be at Anna
polls from 10 a. m. to p. M, on Sep
TENDER 2, 8 and 16
A method that works well else
where is the ex-soldier leaves his dis
charge with the officer. who brings it
to this office, when the necessary GER
LITIGATION is made; on the next trip to
Annapolis, the ex-soldier calls and
gets his discharge an dbuton. rhe
discharge is at all times safe and its
return 10 the soldier certain. The
number of certifications that any one
officer can make in one day is limited.
The leaving of the discharge expedi-
tes the issue. Elk soldiers in Annapo-
| lis will be doing a helpful thing 10
their fellow soldier If they leave their
discharge and call again for their but
tons"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-02
AT THE REPUBLIC TONIGHT

His staunch devotion to the memory
of his dead mother is the force which
leads Buddy Apperson to break with
his father in Bill Apperson's Boy"
In which Jack Pickford will be seen
lat the Republic theatre tonight In
hhis feature Mr. Pickford plays a Blue
Ridge mountain lad, the son of Bill
Apperson, lovable old mountaineer.
Some years before the opening of
the picture Bill Apperson's wife died.
Both father and SON revere her mem
DRY. Sundays, on their way home
from the little church, they pause to
'doff their hats and stand silently for
a moment beside the grave of the be-
loved wife and mother
But now creeps in another influence.
Bill Apperson is lonely. He knows
that he and Buddy would be more
comfortable under the hand of a wo-
man. One day as Buddy is out with
his gun he is told in an insinuatiye
yay by a member of the Yarnton fam
lily that his father is playing too much
NAN1NSAoA ~ D0Auy ACcOntS
the insult. and whips the young man
who was the author of it.
AT home he is told by his father
that the latter intends to be married
to "one of the Hansons up Blackfern
Mountain way Then Bill Apperson
asks his son If he will not be willing
to accept the prospective step-mother
as mother, in fact. call her such. To
This Buddy will not agree. He says.
You can marry her if you want TO,
but sh amt my mother"
When the step-mother comes home
Buddy does not accept her graciously.
When he persists in his determination
not to call her. mother" his father
cuts stout stick and starts to give
Buddy q whipping.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-02
Broke Leg PLAYING Baseball

Joe Muhlmeister. who was playing
on the Cedar Grove ba%ebsll team yes
terday afternoon at Owings Station,
with the Owlngs Station team, met
with painful accident by having his
left ankle broken in the game.
The injured young man was brought
to Annapolis and taken to the Elmer
lgency Hospital where. the fracture was
reduced by DR.. Hopkins. He was re-
moved this morning in the navy am
bulance TO his home on West street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-02
CANDIDATES VISIT
IMPROVEMENT ASSN.
FAIR HELD AT BOONE
Several Hundred Countians Also
There And Had Produce
On Exhibit
LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS

Several hundred representative Anne
Arundel coIntjans and score or more
CT the summer residents along the Sew
ern and Mago'hy rivers attended the
fair held at Boone last Thursday aft
ernoon and evening under the auspices
OF the Seyerna PARK improvement AS
ISOLATION. Minaling with the crowd
during the evening were candidates for
p0litica! offices 10 ~ voted for nj the
approaching primaries.
These included all the senatorial
candidates, A. Theodore Brady, John
II. Gels, Hugh X. Riley and Frank M.
Duval, who has since Withdrawn from
the race; Bernard J. Wiegard, candi-
date for the House Of Delegates and
Harry Arnold and Joshua S. Linthi-
cum, shrieyalty candidates. State Cen
trail Committeeman Frank S. Revell
also was on the ground.
CONTINUED On Page Three)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-02
LINTHICUM DOWNS
GLEN BURNIE RIVALS

Glenburnie received its second trim
ming this season at the hands of Lin
thicum Country Club on the Glen
burnie diamond on Sunday, II to z.
1t was hard-fought game from start
to finish, as the teams were strong
rivals.
Glenburnie took the lead in the first
and second innings, but H. Bussey,
who was on the mound for Linthicum,
frightened up and with good support
had easy going.
Linthicum would like to hear from
teams having Sundays open. Phone
DR.. Guynn, Elkridge 72 F-6.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-02
MEx|CANs FIRE ON
u. s. AV|ATORs OVER
RIO GRANDE RIVER
tnx The Associated Press,

Laredo, Tex. SEPT. 1.-Two Amer
ican aviators officers on border duty,
were fired upon today by company
of Mexicans while flying up the Rio
Grande near here and one of the Of
ficers was wounded in the head.
Capt. Davis 3. McNabb was the of
ficer wounded and his companion,
Lieutenant Johnson. brought the ma
chine safely to earth OH the American
side
The officers were flying low. about
60 miles up the Rio Grande from here.
when suddenly on the Mexican side
about Is Mexicans rose up from the
brush and fired volley after volley into
the plane.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-02
A CART
To An Democrats

To All Democrats
] am not the candidate of any fac
ton. nor am l any mans candidate
/ am a democrat, in every sense of
that word. and shall be the same in
Noveml CIR whether my name is ON the
ticket or not
In asking for the nomination for the
House, / do so tccauSe | believe
have common sense and brains enough
to hold my own in that body. Born
and raised in the country, l under
stand the county's needs, and If sent
to the Legislature / shall expect to he
on the firing line for ninety days of
the session.
If elected, / promise to work for
every measure that leads 10 decent
government II is impossible in this
statement to discuss the many prob
lens which may arise, Ut / will de-
clare my position on any specific ques-
ton which can come tefore the Legis-
laiure, if asked TO do so.
/ very much deplore the fractional
fight now on. IL is not the fact that so
many candidates are in the field THAT
is a good sign,) but the Democrats of
this county cannot afford 10 be split
by factional differences IL they hope
to win. It cannot profit any faction
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-02

to win in Septeml er and lose in Nov
ember.
MIR. VOTER
If you do not know me. get ac-
quainted with my record (both civil
and military before you decide to vote
against me. Before you make up your
mind to vote for any Manufacturing
myself-consider whether he can
stand up in the November fight and
NEST the onslaughts of the Republican
State Machine, which seems encour-
aged 10 think that it can win this time.
because of its recent success.
If you can satisfy yourself that /
either can't or won't properly repre-
sent you, that's one thing: On the
other hand. il you think that can and
viii, get behind me, and ] viii do my
best 10 justify your confidence.
l did not get overseas. but can any
one deny that ]. gave the full meas
ure of devotion to my country? / un-
derstand it has been said that / am
not available since have not yet been
discharged from the Army. am as
sured by my surgeons that win GER
tainly get my discharge not later than
the 18th of September.
tadvl. JOHN S, sTRAHoRN.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-02

Cholera at Harhin is fresh warn
ing to health authorities Manchnria
is remote. yet a centre from which
plaques often spread, and the present
conditions in Siberia are likely to start
some new epidemies; typhus has been
gaining of late, both in Asia and in
Europe. Springfield Republican.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-02
FRENCH LOST &c PCT.
OF MEN Modified
lRy Tne AssocIated press.l

Paris, Sept. :. Capt Andre Tardiu,
speaking for the government during
he debate in the Chamber of Deputies
today on ratification of the German
peace treaty, said the French losses
record 26 per cent. of the men mobi-
lized Ffty-seven percent. of all the
men with the colors under 81 years
Of age were killed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-02
LEAVE wNsHTNGTON

100. 6.45, 500. s9.05. 1905. l1.oS A. NJ, l2.S
fO5 o05. 3O5, $50. si.05. 4.50. 5.09
s05 7.u5. aO5. il.05. r. M, 1905 A. III
xpaily except Sunday.
Connecting ut Odenton with 4. X. IL
oI.ocal Annapolis TO baltimore
For tickets and Information apply al
,ur city ticket Offices: West Street station,
state House Station. College Avenue and
Rladen streets: Carvel Hall, Maryland
uoteI Office IT,. $. n. "A. for offcers. mid.
shipmen, etc. connected with the Naval
Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-02
w. & A. Electric
Railroad.
MrD-CITY TERMINALS

,- s.rv,,e Morning and Evening
ha a,l..a., Annapolis. Baltimore anu
Washington and Camp Meade
iWashington and Camp Meade
passengers change at Naval
Academy Junction.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-02
LEAVE RALTTMORE

s.sa. x7s5, sa5. 9.s5 1885; n.sS, ~
M e's5. 7.aa. 9.S5. 11.a5 L. NJ. 12.%
A. NJ
Al traina receive or discharge passenger
at local points between Annapohs an'
Naval Academy Junction ana AT A''"en
icum on signal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-02

The price of hosiery may soar, but
dollar stockings are still sold at SO
cents a foot.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-02
RIGHTS AND DUTIES
OF LABOR AS TAUGHT
BY JESUS CHRIST
Mr.. sTcyamar Shows Conditions And
Needs In Present
Crisis

Labor Sunday was observed in the
Maryland Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church on Sunday night Iy appro-
pirate exercises. The pastor. Rev. f
II. Spencer conducted the service and
In brief well-chosen words introduced
the special speaker. Mr.. James J. Nc
Namara, legal representative of Balti-
more Union No. 101.
The front seats were occupied iy
members OF local iafor unions who
were invited especially for this oc-
casion.
Mr. Mcnamara began his address by
reciting impressively the poem, en-
titled, THE Nations Prayer ty J. G.
Holland:
God. give US men time like this
demands
Strong minds. great hearts, true faith
and ready hands.
Men whom the lust of office cannot
buy:
Men who possess opinions and
will;
Men who have honor, and who will
not lie;
Men who can stand lefore dema-
gogue
And scorn his treacherous batteries
without winking
Tall men. sun crowned, who live
above the fog
In public duty and in private
thinking!"
Then. or over an hour, the speaker
held the close attention fhis audience
/ Y his wit and wisdom and impassion-
ed challenge. He showed the injus-
tice OF our present social system with
the following eloquent figures: Two
percent. of the people own so per cent
OF the wealth; 80 per cent l. e. the
middle class own 35 per cent. of the
wealth; 65 per cent. l. e., the working
class, own per cent of the wealth.
What has brought about this unjust
distribution? The Vaccinations of the
capitalists. There was a time when
men lived without capitalism in this
country, having free access to Natures
bounties. They were the copper-col
ored Adams and Ewes. Following these
came the white men. the pioneers,
each man practically his own master
But this happy independence was soon
broken when men devised a plan con-
trary to the divine order of earning
ones own living ly the sweat of his
brow. The ungodly plan was to ac-
quire money by the sweat of other
mems brows. and so they imported
the black slave. A bloody civil war
ended black slavery, only to tie fol-
lowed by the wage slavery of today.
How shall we abolish this latest
slavery? Not by violence but by edu-
cation. When the people wake up and
vote intelligently they will establish
"a cooperative commonwealth, in
which brotherhood will reign supreme,
the only capitalist will be the Govern
mcnt. and all will work and receive
due reward for their labor. Then the
principles of Jesus Christ will prevail
and the kingdom of heaven will be
realized on earth
After the service Mr. Mcnamara re-
|ceived a hearty welcome and thanks
from the pastor and congregation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-02
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
HVe~f street station

$40. xs.so, GO. ESQ, 10 xI-o So ~ s'9 ~
sao1 x5'M $40, 500. TOO. SO, lO'2o'
Iesre - Naval Academy Gate 10 minutes
earlier; State House station, BiaueI'
ST and College Ave-. seven W niiu"'e'
earlier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-02
NOTICE

II you have any ladies' or gents csofhe.
or shoes. of amy kind, that you don't need.
please call Ms mp and we win nay ycu thr
highest prices and remove same at once
PHONE 5e1-w
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-02

THOMAS S. DOVE
OF the Second District
announce my candidacy for the Office
OF sheriff of Anne Arundel County suh-
lect TO the Democratic Primary to be
held in September y
viii appreciate anything that INV
friends can do to assist me In my cam
paign. by talking up my candidacy when
Ii nominated and ele..fe,J sharisF .,,,
execute the work Of the Office in the iu-
terest Of all Of the citizens Of the County.
Respectfully.
THOMAS S. DOVE.
septs OF the Second District.