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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
JOHNSON ATTACKS TREATY
PROVISIONS FOR SHANTUNG
Says Democratic Peoples Are Handed
Over TO Strongest Autocrncy
on Enrfh.
cpP1NcEnE1n

SPRINGFIELD. MASS. July 12.-At-
lacking the league Of nations in an
address here tonight. Senator Hiram
". Johnson. of California. denounced
the Shentuns settlement. declaring
that by il China had been robbed in
order that Japan might be placated,
He said in part:
ITO the Japanese empirc with only
o.000. 600 people. 5000. 600 Chinese were
handed uniustly and cruelty. To the
autoc-acy OF the Orient we handed
i0,000.000 of the Republicans of China.
We made the Orient safe for dcmoc-
racy' by disrneu1 herring its only de-
mocracy and handing Its parts TO the
strongest autoc-acy on earth.
The blacEcst Hage in all our his
tory was written when our name was
signed 10 The treaty delivering shan
tung TO Japan. II makes Z rnockery
OF our prctentions. and II the Senate
permits IL TO stand IL stamps Us for
ever with its infaNy."
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ENTER NUMEROUS FAST |
HORSES FOR SYRACUSE
Sensation Promised In Events o
New York State Fair September
8 to 1S.
WESTERN PAGERS ST..
SLATED.
Many Favorites From Homes o.
Country's Leading Trainers WIZ
Take Part in Meet Feature by Biz
Stakes.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, July 12-Tbn
harness horse races at the New Yorls
state Fair. Syracuse. September rs
10: promise a sensation In the horss
race week. The early closing event
Sor bumper entry list Of the bes
country that produces as good trotterl
and PAGERS as does the United state.a
:, The The surprising feature and at The
arrangements Is that on June 6. whe,.
The third payment fell due, very Few
stars In facs only on ao ons none
dropped his entry from the list O.
R wsiIs,n in ,t the zoe pace. as GhaEls:
fnncier OF the harness horse. declared,
Queen Abbess.. 2:o3i. from the list O.
wii mske but there , are twelve left tha
York ring with the clatter OF theii.
feet when they meet.
wheel brigade is not in the 2:oS paeel
2:lo PAGERS for which there were nine e
left out Of the June l6 payment, which
t srs, s that every one named at tho
win by their owner.
Betty Blackjack Favored.
ss 'h By RaR se sf the o s' II. s es,t
fall after the season was ended in the
North. 10 get a little post graduate
score card in one day with mile in
200. which was good enough TO con-
vince MIR. Geers that she was stake
material. She came North this year.
and the chances are that long before
the gates are thrown open at the y
Y. State Fair Grounds. that Betty viii
be wearing Cro!X de Guerre for pac-
ing ability
The next one that has come a long
2:o5. by The Bondsman. The Captain
was raced in tho far Northwest last
fall. where he was considered the best
Of the PAGERS eligible to classes az
slow as the 2lo pace His reputation
was so good when the season closed
Continued on Seventeenth PageD
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EASTERN TENNIS TEAM WINS
CHAMPIONSHIP FROM WEST
William r. ridden. Jr.. Defeats William
NJ. Johnston and Richards
Wins From Graves.

.CINCINNAI. OHIO. July l2-The
Eastern tennis team captured TN sec
t!onal championship from the Western
aggre SSation OF players when they
made clean sweep of today's matches
anneSinE both of the singles and one
in the doubles.
William Tilden. Jr.. OF philadelphia.
defeated the former national champ
ion. William NJ. Johnston. of California
Vincent Richards. the sixteen year Old
boy from New Jersey. won from Axcl
Craven. OF California. r. Lindley
Murray. of Bucalo and Ichiyia kuna-
sae. of Japan. were returned the
victors over Ralph Burdick and y. l.
Green, Jr., both OF Chicago The final
score of the tournament: East 6;
Nest &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
Governor AppenI, TO PeorI.

RALEIGH. July 1o.-C;overnor Bick-
EFT issued today an open letter to The
Average Citizen OF North Carolina"
In which he appeals for whole hearted
cooperation with the tax assessing
authorities In putting the real estate
Of this State on the tax books at it's
actual market value under the reval-
uation act Of tho recent Legislature
nov being given It's application
throughout the State under the dircc.
ton Of the Stnte Tax Commissinn
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Battle Battle Axe ..-.................oo ooolsl1-,o
summary: Three-base hit-Sloan. Home
tnn-Hotchkiss stolen bases-kuyk t2b.
Hotchh'ss, WaddeN. Jenkins. Ashur. Chewn-
ing Watson; Sacritlce hits,smi,h. remdle-
Left on hases-Battie Axe. o. Code. 1
First base on ror-Bat'ie Axe. !: Code. 4
off Chewing 3. Hi;s-on Sloan. 5 in 8 in.
ninEs: OFF Jones. g IN i-3 innings: off
Chewing. 3 In ga innings Struck out
by By; sloan. II: by Jones. ): by Chewing. ..
Wild pitch-ChewninE. Time OF Earne-.:i5
CmDirc-HoGa Scorcr-J H. SIIcr Jr
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DOTE ON PING PONG
Professional Cricketers in England Get
Great Fun Out OF Dainty
Sport, IT'S Said.

LONDON. July 12.-Shades of Ty
Cobb. Chr!sty Mathewson and Pop
Arson.
Professional cricketers in England
dote on ping pong" In their idle mo-
elimination contests in this dainty
sport than they do through the long
hours OF the hot cricket grounds
j. B. Hobbs, one of the foremost pro-
fessionals. is said to have boomerang
ping pong drive that sends the celluloid
back 10 his side of the net before his
opponent can touch IT,
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Tnkn-KoIa SNOW. X. ca

The fast going Taka-Kolas swampcd
the X. o. G. boys at Byrd Park YES
tcrday afternoon in what proved TO he
runaway match. When the dust had
finally cleared away from the paths,
the Indicator showed that the soft
drink lads had tailed thirteen times
Continued on seventeenth PaEc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13

L. s. Ordnance downed Stockton
Street yesterday at Byrd Park by the
score OF Is 10 S in a hard-fought game.
Ingram. new man for stockton
Street. pitched Sood ball until the
eighth inning. when he weakened
allowing six hits and nine runs.
The feature of the game was the
batting of Ingram. who secured three
hits out o. four times up, and being
robbed of his fourth by = Beautiful
catch by Ely.
For l. s. Ordnance Pugh. Napier and
Brown all hit hard and timely
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Totals ....Ss IS J. Totals :.

score BY i0nirEs r
L 6. Ordnance ..............OS noIcoo1-;1
stockton street ..;........: i 1904 SIS
Suil:na ~: Two-hasc hits-Brown. PuEh
Whit. perciyai. Thomas. Home runs
%apier Sacrifice h,t-H; ZONES sacrifcs
Napier. unassisted Bases on ba!Is-otT In
gram. 5. on BahcR. ]. Struck ou,-by In
hours. Cmpire-Edwar Seo-er.Tayior
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G. and o. Takes Both.

c and Q. defeated West End A. A.
in a double bill. both games being won
by the score of TO /.
The feature OF the first game was
the he ld!nG and batting Of the whole
G. and Q. team. French featured in
the SECOND. game, allowing his op-
ponents only one hit.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Continued from Fifteenth Page0
dians in both contests. Erickson would
have had shutout In the first game
but for an error by Shanks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13

Yesterday at Byrd Park Battle Axe
again chalked up marker In the vic
tory column. winning from Code by
the score OF 10 to 4. Up to the seventh
inning It was a beautiful pitchers
battle between Sloan, recruit for Rail-
Axe. and Jones. of Code.
When the seventh frame was closed
INC score was Battle Axe, 8: Golde 8
In the lucky seventh" Battle Ava
drove Jones from the box and almost
made Chewnins follow suit Hotch-
KISS starred at bat, making pretty
home-run drive with two on Wad-
dell was called behind the plate to
catch Jim Sloan's curves. as Gordon
was out. and he caught pretty game
Battle Axe. Coll.
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r. f. Lee, Forfeit Game.

The game scheduled between r E Lee
a Mai ssni Athsi'is Club A. Clark Sprias
r. f.. Lee only had four men on the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
STOCKTON STREET BEATEN
MARLBOROUGH GAME WON
By ORDNANCE TEAM, 1873
{. and q. Takes Measure of West End
A. a. and Lees Forfeit to Silent
Athletics.
RICHMOND LEAGUE.
Standing OF the Clubs.
where They Play Next saturda,

Q. and ON. F. Lee az BNrd Park.
West End Athletic Club Stockton
Street Al Clark Springs.
|. s. Ordnance Silent Athletic Club
a. South Side.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals .....ST II / Totals .....S
tBa;;ed for Enzmann IN eighth

SCpre by INNINGS:
Washington ..................o 5 q : o = o o-6
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures o o-S
Three. base hi,-Janvrin. Sacrihce hits
Menosky. Double play-Iunte TO wambs-
Eanss to Johnston. Ictt on bases-Was hing
ton. 70: Cleveland. IS. Base on ealls-Erick-
son. !; Myers. =, Phillips, |. Hiis-or
Phillips 0 in ! Struck oui-Erickson ;
Myers, 5; Phillips. /. Losing pitcher
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BATTLE AXE BEATS GOLDE |
CL0THIERS WEAKEN BADLY
IN SEVENTH AND LOSE, 1914
Tnkn-koIa Retains Place MT Hend of
Tongue ana Church Hill Goes into
Third Place.
Standing OF the Clubs.
Where The, PInr N.,t s,.

Knights OF Columbus-C. II. A. G. at
Byrd Park No. ! 1.-TWO EamesI
Battle Axe-Taka-k ola at Byrd Park
No. ..
;, Newton Woodward Golde at Church
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Totals ....ssi 10 Totals 81 /
Score ny I'm

Wes, End x.''X;''''...'''.'.o;;o;. Coo,oooaoo@+
summary: Two-hase hi,-MGhee Three
pasf hiiTcrearner HI, by pitched ball
GaliSIof McAllister. 3: OF P. Jennings. 8
~ ~ rucE ou'-by MeAllister. II: by Jennings
" itne OF Eame-two hours and fifteen
minutes. umpire-onesty. Scorer-WiiIia ms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13

Thres, base h!,s-Fos;e-. WambsEanss sacri.
fec hits-Shaw, Judge. Sacrifice ay-Rice
Double p!ays-Foster 10 Judge: Uhle 10
Gardner. Left on hases-Washington. II:
Cleveland. $. Base on balls-Shaw. 2: Nor
Ton. !; Phillips. l. Hiis-off Norton in
Is; Phillips. IN 4 2-3: Uhe. ? in Q
Struck out--Shaw. .: Philips, 3; Uhle l.
Losing p!tche--Moron.
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SECOND GAME.
Washington. Clcv

Totals ....ss 5 Is Totals .....s4 al /
Ran for Harris n seventh.
Grated FOR Ctle IN ninth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13

Suffolk slipped over another i, me
eighth when Munich singled TO center
went to second when Bruner tried 10
by kicking ii around the infeId, and
scored after another man had fled
out and Pierson had walked on
second error by Bruner
This youth apparently lost all his
strength booting the ball, so when
the SUFFOLK crew came to bat in the
ninth, he gave everybody some prnc-
tice. III that the scorekeepers know
about that round is that Odring's men
of which were of Bruner The Ind;an
outfielders chased the bail until Bender
came In and put stop TO the Willing
s-alEhter by chasing Bruner to right
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
DAME NATURE SEEMS
TO PLAY FAVORITES ON
CLIMATIC CONDITIONS

Nature plays cruel joke IN the
difference or altitude u India and
Tibet. Had they been reversed one
would have said that ii was d PROVE
DENTAL arrangement The traveller
who crosses the HimaIayas from Cash
mere has to climb nearly twice as
much az the traveller who comes from
the north, because while India aver
ages only perhaps 100 feet above sea
level. Tibet averages IL 600 feet, and
Tor this reason II called the Roof of
the World
Now. had India had this elevation,
south Of the mighty range of the Hin-
alayas. and thus shielded from the
north. as well as nearer to the eana-
tor. her climate would probably have
been as temperate Britain, and one
of the healthiest In the world. While
had Tibet lain az low as India. in
stead 81 being the dreariest most in
hospitable OF lands. II would, by re-
son III is latitude, be one of the mo
habitabie countries in the world
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
TWO-cENT POSTAGE
ON AIRPLANE LETTERS

An Aeroplane letter Will hereafter
cost only two cents postage like any
lother letter and will reach its desti-
nation IN probably half the time The
Postofiice Department announced that
The air mail service was placed on
the same footing with all other means
~ carrying the mail ii ii announced
that arrangements are now being made
to place on the mail service between
Washington and New York and return
the three fastest airnianes Iii tho serv-
Ice, each having capacity Of $4,000
letters and d maximum speed IN calm
weather Of 1872 miles m hour
At this rate letter from Washing
ton would reach New York in less
than half the time now consumed by
the fastest train run BY any railroad
between the two cities. For some
time past the department has been
sending BIZ airplane from New York.
letters for tile West which reach New
York too late to connect with the
mail train, for instance more than TO-
600 letters d day for Seattle. san
Francisco and Los Angeles and other
points on the Pacific Coast which fail
to connect with The Westbonnd s 40
r NJ train out OF New York are nov
being sent By airplanes and reaching
their destination IA hours earlier,
while the mail that has not caught
the Sis i. II train for the West is
now being delivered IN Chicago III the
afternoon instead Of the following
morning
The department explains its ability
10 reduce the former high price Of
The mir mail service to the two-cent
letter rate by the fact that the great
saving Of TIME now effected over the
fastest railroad train between New
York and Chicago will enable the de-
partment 20 make saving Iii ear
space Of more than twice the cost Of
the operation of the air mail service
on that route
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
THAT KNIFE LIKE PAIN.
~ OniJ slne VI Natures Warnings I'll
Weak or DIsordered kidncyS

HAY Sef lame hack aehing d.ly
and night n0 saiI feel harp paina
after ioIitig re The kidney ere .
IS heir tetl1til tgil Da:sti
Kiln Pills I'll raeslieln recon
inentlaa bv many Annapolis peunle
Ipas his east
Mis- Heflr taiapiiel 2N Holland
street Annapolis. sty hid ter
ribie attaeI AZ p.tif Ii the mall af
ms back ard bile sTell Was NJ bad Il
WI unable @ Walk fell as II
knife were piercing ftie Ms feet and
hands sweilad to almost twice their
normal size and Mas aliiiayea hy my
kflnegs aetiilg Ifreguiarls ieIt se
tired iupruiilss could l4riiis do llly
housework When i friend tod me
about Doau kidney Pills used them
and the first box hrought great Pellet
still take Doan when ! need . kid
.ney medicine and 1 always ind them
good q
Price Gfle, at al dealers Don't SIM
fliy ask fer kidney remedy get
paan kidney Pills the same that
MRS Campbell had Foster Milhurn.
CIR. Mfgrs., BafiaIa n
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
AMERICAN CLOTHING
BECOMES PICTURESQUE.
DONNED BY BALKANS

American civilian clothing may BE-
leonvent1al when worn ~ Americans
but when. Ii Is donned BY the Balkan
lmountaineeF. il Immediately becomes
picturesque. They accomplish this
NOT by changing he color er cut but
by the way III which they apply the
garments aud ~ The way they COM
hine with their own clothing
Last week party of American Ted
Cross women distributed garments I'd
GO0 mountaineers Then they left
for another station but returned later
70 open soup kitchen and feeding
station On their arrival a Petesfi
they we're greeted by the beneficial ies
Lot week ago clad in their new
American clothes.
WAS Il wonderful fransfarrsla-
ton, said one IL The Red Cross work
.ers. The children wore the pinafores
as waists and the white underwear as
blo0mers. The girls had worked col
ored designs III the stockings and had
evolved style All their oWll out III
The sweaters Mountain flowers iii
their hair and about their clothes
completed the costumes III many
cases
The mountain districts have suffered
intensely from he war For i've years
they have been able to obtain no
clothing and very little food from the
surrounding Towns The American
distributions, now under way are d
big event in The various towns and
are celebrated In an appropriate man
ner. The children strem flowers Iii.
The path Of the arriving american
workers and elaborate ceremonies
preeede the presentations Iii Fitesti
nonntaineers responded Is Tie pre-
sensations of elothing BY presenting
very formally to the TED Cross work
ers, a basket containing Two eggs All
that could be obtained In the district.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
NEW MOVING PICTURE
THEATRE TO BE BUILT
1contlnned iron. page onel

/
ton will Be used Close attett lon
will be given 70 acoustics ID the plans
of he architect The styls ~ III build
ing Will be colonial. the corporation
plans ID build an attractive front 81
Stare Circle which viii be / great
Improvement II iiie appearance III Inc
plas SIS soon IS tic plans for the
.new structure have been comp ietesi
ihe building nov on ae sits Viii 81
torn doWn IA 1rs pa ration for the rs
|caHstTuef ION Oliver 3 Wight, ii Bll-
.timare vii be tl.e arrAiter
Present plans include lle ins,alia-
ton III pipe organ 81 i cost approaI z.
mating III $500 Tie ing capacity
of the new theatre viii 81 seven han-
drea a concert stage constitutes an
other part 81 the plans.
Mr. Ryerley. who ii The father-in-
lax IL Lieut. Com ] K Esler S NJ
said this morning TIA Gle corpora ian
plans ID build i theatre ef which An
napolis may well he proud which viii
compare very favorabls With the best
moving picture houses 81 baltimore
and where only the very best and
latest moving pictures viii be shown
The new theatre Will be S. located
that il Will serve very we'll III relieving
40 4 great extent the ngestion Of
the business part Of The city where
The other theatres are located and
Will form very valuable addition Ia
the anlusemenis which the city GIN.
offer Some Of the most progressive.
men of the city are behind tie under
taking and the success of Il II not tos
be doubted
III ii hapea that the Circle Play
house may be opened BY Tie first 81.
December
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
ITEMS FROa II HARGlRTT'S


There are twenty tivs 10y cesats
from Baltimore camping an i1r Thigh
man Marsien place 80 Mil Greek
They we're invited rs ne rector and
his wife, Rev ard Mrs caNliiie al
come to fhs Hail Thurs ly ni!shs 81
niset the Young people af filf neigh
borhopa ami Ia isx lngins AMI
music. which they seemed IS anjas
and appree at IsefressaSnent
served during ile eysning
ST Margare hsll has been rres
scented witll ii very ntee plane donated
hy this ladies ia II Marg4rel tiiltlti
The instrunien has lteesl and wlEl Pc
yery useful Il the future
There Will be nigl erylet
Margaret Church every sunday iiieiii.
FAT S clock
The yonng peeflie viii haya i pl.sY
.in August III tbs HAil far the benefit
.of The church
Under fiss iaaaersasp Oi III STtllin
Trader The young people have tartea
ali orchestra ahich vii afford great
pleasure IL it. lesg Aarhood ana Msli
be i beneiis u tile yoAns people
Miss ldeha DayalI has re art4ed
home from 4 ylsli ia iss Alargarst
Philips III EilipaH City
Miss Emma nuyaf IS spending sex
4ersll weeks VITA Miss Mary D5rse
in Howard county
Miss Mary Page Turner 81 lialtl
liIpare Il visiting with Misses Florence
and Lillian Dusall AZ y Aiargars
Miss Ls4eile sulita irgilla who
has been .as itsr alliit Mrs Cow
ling. III the Recfory las returned
home
Mrs Grafton Dnval his returned
her hons 81 Margarei ARR
spending Tho winter viii her son Pr
Dllpali ID Balttslare
Miss Eva Chapman af Baltimore
spent The week end with her sister.
Mrs. Nesnls Dupall
Mrs HtHry a Tydinss has been
visiting her sister-in-law Airs john
srallings
Miss Nellie kielonf and Miss Nanes
Ridont are attending tle summer
school af ST Jahn's College
The man who II stuck on himself
stiekeili closer than 4 br0fher
People Who I've III glass ltellse
shonldn even Wear d stony look
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
$50 go 49, LECENSE

Today the representative q MOTOR
Vehicle Commissioners Aastin
Banghman vas III town, for the purpose
.of granting licenses 70 those VINO
Qualified for running an automobile
truck or other motor vehicle
There were numerous applicants
many 81 them having come n from
.the county. despite the rain. Numef-
Gus licenses we're granted. but there
we're i few turned down.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
On q. TINS Court

4 tennis court l96xl22 feet Is IiT1d
der construction al Camp Dix, y. j.,
under the direction of Frank A.
Wanfle. knights Of Columbus Gen
eral Secretary at the camp Il is
planned ID convert this court into a
skating ring during cold weather,
There Is also being built At Camp
DIX. under Secretary Wandle's super
vision. an outdoor gymna sinm which
will include 4 quaFter-mile cinder
track. 80
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
~ rug SICK LIST

Commander Al s McKethan, S 3
81. ii d rasient 1T the Naval Hospital
where ne has been quite SIGN Tor sew
eral days Commander Meketnan re-
Gently returned from his vacation ~
resume Ms duties at the Naval Aeads
envy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
I.EAYp MAsmTNaTnN

400 az sos aaHs. 1915. ii.N0 A. M. i9OE.
faa aas rms .lsm e8.OS. $50. a06,
aNa t,a. n.0a fl.OS L. NJ, 12.uN A. ~.
xIGliy eNsett Sunday
s'sfst,e.tlng ia tplentnn with II. r. -.
oIsnnaf AInapoiia 81 IsnltitnDre.
For tickets AMI information apply at
sdtir city Ticket oiIiees West Htpeet station.
State lTonAa Statinn college Avenue and
linden Streets; Carved EIall Maryland
Ifotei OflIre f. =. N. A.. fnr officers. mid.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
ne Drive Ont Malaria And I1nild Up
Tho System

take the Old Standard GROVES
TAsTELESS chill TONIC You know
what yon are taking. as the formula
Is printed on every label. showing Il
il QUININE and IRON In tasteless
form. The QRinine drives ont the ma.
taria. the Irea bailas up the system
Price soc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
IEAyE nALTIMOnN

Ba5 Ssas ss5 Obs l0s@s il.3a A g
a:s,. I...a aSa Hrs, N4tA. 4.sa, xhO1
5ss G..:5. T..l3, a.33. Il.as RI NJ, 12@
As NJ
All tralHs receive or iischarge passengers
nj Iosaat paints between Annapolis and
Naval teallplny Junction and Ut Linth-
tsutn on signal.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
ERIl.l.S AND Fl.I,EES

he layerite summer hues range
sreat peflNinhle t. carntiower
Ilres ~ are combining urgandie and
linen @ Ttfine and pongee
Pie asa ssh friils are the best trims
iiiiiig far lleer cotton gowns
H,lge butterfly bows fatm the back
al SOM mart summer hats
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
LEAVE ANNAPnI.Is
III r.t GtVNes station

4 ia x,.:A an. G.al 52n. xa.Fa eaO. ~,
1raa j i "a III NJ l2lp. ~. 2,a9, SO.
SEQ Nl1A. FaaA 500 THO. $50. i0.20s
IlaN N. M
Leaya Naytrf Academy Gatn ~ minutes
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earlier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21

There Is difference between the
fellow who makes tracks aud The one
who leaves footprints in the sands of
time
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
w .B. & A. Electric
Railroad.
Mm.CITY TERMINALS

Ifnlt IIanrly Service Morning and Evening
Hefneen Aanapahs lSA5limofe hnu
Washington and GHtnI Meade
lNa4l4iM9fnn ana camp Meade
nasspaksrs change IN Naval
Academy lunett9n1