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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
AM

Another ut&erncs Nv Lloyd Georges
fas capital ard woald vida iaBsl
tamce. We mesh Ms stout assertion
Eoa tue unity d soul ard puFD0as
among the AalGes. Many Parts dss~
patches have told another tale. They
have gDsslped about dlnerancas and
lntrigues and pickering. Taay have
Enfimatad personaI animoeitiea and
Ssalonsiea Now this could not All
have been invented But il was ter
ribly exaggerated. iii the end. At any
rate. We have the Prime Minister'S
word for Ii that France and England
and the United States zee eye % eve.
The reported dissensions. II they ever
existed. have vanished. Entire agree
ment has been reached on the terms
Of peace This Is borne out b. the
generous words of the French press
and government With great and JUS
titled warmth Lloyd George denounced
the mischieyous efforts to SOW geeds
81 distrust and bitterness between
France and America. Great Britain
and France. and the United States and
England. The union Of hearts
wrought BY the war Is not TO be nn-
done BY peace New York Evening
Post.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22

psrsorznancs. w0nid miss aIS for he
would never be krnm38 again. "a
more teEn ate. Eaigky. are @Orl Eag
band Of pepia Is not t. be fDaEga ii
the world tham our playerB III teAay.
Ta.a artfnssc siffs ~ TN nrc ssi0as 81
bound 20 be benefited by prohibition.
FOR. while the ilaebrtats actor ID no
longer 20 be found or tolerated. no
manager ca regulate the private
Tires Og the PLAYERS under his direc-
ttOu. With the friendly giass Of wine
Of beer. as well AZ the cocktail.
abolished, the actors nightly supper
Will not tempt him to indulge In So
csal chatter until dawn when he
should be ID bed By keeping sagiIar
hours his @enIns will burn brighter
and more steadily
y have n9vsF believed ln stimuIants
and although have e0ilaboraled with
authors who dspended upon alcohol !
have reysr seen any resi- good or per-
Enanenf work as khs result On ths
contrary. have seen promislng play
wKighss 80 down under the curse Of
drink until their minds became blank.
q Will even go 50 far a. 70 say that
prohibition will undoubtedly bring
out greater number OF good plays.
Successful pIaywrIghts, 40 rule, are
not drinking men However, taere
are good many writer's who are not
successful playwrights, but who might
b we're It not for taste for aIco-
h0iic atimalants. We Will take. as an
example, the young Enaa III know sew
erall who has the gift Of Imagination:
tbs ability &c create characters and 3
story He falls In with q sO-called
Bohemian set IN order to study at
noaphere. and being BY nature what
Is termed d good fellow. soon forms
such bad habits that his ambition is
sfnnted and his dream of accomplish
menf nnfntfalled. When temptation Is
removed frosn his path. there q .
probability that he will set 70 work
and do something worth while.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
Fate ae kaiser

II the fate d the former Kaiser has
been left 10 President wilson. as i
London paper reports. iE may occur
TO Mr.. Cummings that exhibiting him
rs war tnophy woasd make ire
mendous hit Ii the next Presidential
campaign Az the Republicans are
QaRe Incapable Of seeing anything
ahead. they have decided to conduct
their campaign on charges o9 unsnc-
eessfuI EaaageraaRt o. tie var. II
the Democratic party would exhibit
william HohenxofIern ~ way OF re-
butai IL woala sweep the c0uasry like
i prairie Ore. 70 eonntFy wemS into
the war with the shout of sCan the
Kmtaers" and II Ae wore properly din
played to the voters aAe ocular dsnaoaa-
strataon that be lad been canned
would best All the campaign literature
and brass bands that she poor old
2s anlsGam party caaald pe On The.
road. Philadelphia Record
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
- 0neraeas FlIrha Prehlem

The accident that befell Major Wood
on the arst leg 0f his proposed trans
atlantic air trip q the kind OF accident
that can happen to an airpIane al any
time. AL the same time. the fact that
such "a accident can happen il one Of
the grave problems Of the overseas
flight, ainee It cannot be expected that
ali those esaaying 70 cross the Allan
tie viii have the good fortune 10 have
their machine break down few miles
from land where they can be 50 easily
rescued as was the case with Major
Wood and Captain Wylie.
Naturally, the SIR naxyigators have
considered these mechanical risks,
even IL they are beyond human ingsnn-
ity absolutely 10 prevent Consequent
IL, the proposed trips will have to be
made with these hazards frankly &C
cepted. But even II Iii the minds Of the
aviators the machine risk factor IL
eliminated, the weather Is always with
them, and 1T this time OF the year Is
ever nanaca 81 the high ATTITUDES Of
the north Atlantic. For Instance, 5udg-
Ing from the extensive character Of
the area of high pressure which gave
the eastern part of the United States
also. conditioning. clear Il brisk
ssch brilliant weather Sunday and
also. conditioning. cellar IL brisk
Easter for the entire coastal section
of the United States Nova Scotia ard
Newfoundland shOuld feel the effects
of this beneacient serial vortex. And
as this will be the first extensive area
az clear weather which has struck
Newfoundland for some time. the niers
may And things favorable for flight
on Taesday
Then 1t Is ID be remembered that II
the airpianes moved no faster than the
aerial drift, 1t Is clear they could
easily keep within any given kind OF
waafher vortex that was favorable,
But since they travel from three to
four times as fast as the tranaIatory
motion or the familiar lows and
'highs areas cf storm and clear
weather they will soon overhaul the
east waFd-m0ving storm that preceded
them so the dilemEna Is there. and it
is beyond dispute that an overseas
night st this time of the year III the
high ATTITUDES az Newfoundland and
I.abrador nlaans that some time or
other the airplanes will have TO pass
through storm areas and make the
lest Of them ~ suageg the Ccnse-
quences PhiIadelphia Ledger
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
Vocational Training

One Of the important government
agencies growing out ot the great war
Is the Federal Board for Voca,icasl
Education. branch OF the public
service which seeks 10 aid disabled
soldier end sailors TO overcome rhe
handicap caused BY their disability.
This board has at its command the re-
soQTcss Os the educational lastataticns
og the United States. aad at present
disabled soldiers are pursuing red
ucatlon courses In 347 Ok these ilasti-
tutious and ID 81 large factories and
Industries The government gives
the disabled soldier Of sailor trans
poftafion TO the school chosen. al
lows him $G5 i month while taking
the training and supports his depend
ents il the meantime washington
Star
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
HAY AGAIN BECOME NATION
Possibility THAT Arab Tribes VIII se
Reunited 90 One Result eS
tha Groas Wap.

One be the most interesting figures
al the opening Of the peace conference
was Prince Emir Faisul. SON Of the
king Of the HedjaE. the latter known
as ''the grand old man Of the East He
Is very handsome and his picturesque
headdress was well suited 10 his style.
As the prince strobe up and down the
room before the opening Of the session
he was perfect type of Arab beauty
and dignity. The representation Of his
fine race In the peace conference and
their present effort to establish their
ancient kingdom recall the general
opinion which, believe, Is held among
orlentalists that the Arabs are des-
tined ultimately to play d big part In
the world I have seen them III the
districts around the Suez canal and
the Red sea and have wondered Whefh-
eF they would not again become q
great people. individually, II seemed
to me that they were finer than any
other ogientals. As wandering race
they have lacked the cooperation and
cohesion which enable d nation to
make Roadway. It would be one Of
the historic r0nances IL out OF the.
world war the Arabs emerged as an
organized people prepared to assume
heavy responsibilities Ia the near
Eaat- New York Times.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
Grln scr AscoNo.

Obviously natiOn. vide prohibition
win eat sharply into the use Of the &C.
reals IN the manufacture of alcoholic
liquors for beverage purposes. At the
same time Il Ii regarded as assured.
that more alcoAol win Be Tnanufac-
tared TRAN ever be1ere fer wse In the
libeTaE arts and Ia manufactures gen
erally, thss to Dc 0enafured ana thus
absolutely unflt for drinking purposes.
Plans are uRaer WY, however. for
greatly increased 0ssput or alcohol rs
shove noted, some Of This undoubtedly
&c be made fren grain. while large
quantities 1t now appears win be pro-
daced from cheap Enoaaseea brought
from me West Indtaa. 0Aicial chem
isea have bean able to secure from thu
not eniy alcohol bat alao the me Of
residue for the prOuctipn Of glvcerin.
something Of increasingly large con-
snmpEioa. 0lycezan b very largely
used In making nitrogIycerin. tranapar-
eas nsapss lulrieanfs. pElateES inks.
&c.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
NOTICE or REPUBLICAN CITY
PRIMARIES


The Republican voters Of the city q
Annapolis viii assemble Ia their respect
I've wards on Monday, May 9Th, 1913, to
elect five Delegates from each ward 20
represent said ward In the city eanyens
ti0n f0 be held mi Annapolis in the month
~ NAV 10 nominate candidates for
Mayor and Counselor Ter the City II An-
napallis and two Aldermen from eaeh ward
40 represent eaia wards III the City GOtn-
Ill The primaries IN each ward viii be
held at the following places
First ward. Brown d Bros Packing
house north side city Dock,
Second ward No 80 Cathedral street.
Third ward M. n Shaw street.
Fourth ward. Fpldmeyers blacksmith
shop. Northwest and Calvert streets
The polls VIII be open from O'Clock r.
M. TO o o'clock d. M, II there be com
rest but III no contest. the delegates Will
Be elected BY reclamation.
Persons aesiring to be candidates for
delegates to the City Convention shall
ME With q Roland brown, i've days prior
"a date fixed By the city Executive COM
iniffee Tor holding said Primary Election,
his name aud residence, and the snme day
he shall pay tn the said AZ. Roland brown.
such amount MS fl necessary 70 defray
the expense Of aaid Primary Election.
by order of City Republican Executive
Committee
II. R0LAND BRowN. - Maryland Ave.
a.sa-I0 Chairman
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22

ST Petersburg the uaodeFn capital
Of Russia. now known as PeEnnsrad.
was sOanded Ii 1zD8 hy Petar t.:.s
Great, who died 1s4 years agO. Pc
Ger Arst built ) annall huk Cor Aimseaf
and few wooden hOveaa The rna-
toFity os noble8 hOsEever. preferred
mat Moscow should reaaln the aeat
of government. bat Peter WIS deeez-
lnined 20 build new capstal. and ID
III be laid with Ais Own hands. ths
Foundation og HIS paIaca. which MS
hullt cg hgiek Peter ives an exkrA@gs.
danaxy ghaEaesaF assd Rnasia'a rlse g.
i sFeat power was entirely due b ASs
ganlu&
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
1Sopefnl Outlook

The mass opinion OF business men
becomes more hopeful In trade and
In finance the buliish sentiment seems
to heavily outweigh the bearish There
is not yet suggestion Of runaway
markets with buyers climbing for
goods an dsecurities, but there ID no
longer any feeling that the United
States Is not permanent institution.
The feeling Is that the man who II
not a bull on the United States Is
headed for insolvency
There are number Of confusing
factors The railroad situation IS
muddled and the close future Of this
vast industry, essential to all other In
ilstries. cannot be read with assur-
ance The uncertainties fthe rela-
tons between labor and capital add
some fog to the situation The atti-
tude of the government toward corr
porate business Is another factor
which cannot be set down In absolute
terms But there Is q distinctly better
sentiment In the business world than
there was three months ago. Govern
ment interference IN trade and In
llustry will probably be more cooper
alive and less hurtful There IS &
growing sense OF security that labor
costs Will not be carried to such d
height as to discourage production.
There Is no doubt that there is to be
j vast Increase In demand and con-
sumption In the United States for
all classes of supplies. and that there
liz to Be augmentation of trade be-
tween the United States and Europe,
South America and the east. Wash
ington star.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
BORN
IN MEMo RIAM

SMITH I'm loving remembrance Of M
dear mother, Frances EstelIa Smith
who departed this life Ave years ago
April y. 1914.
There was IN angel bana In heaven,
Which was not plefe
So Jesus took my dear mother
To III the vacant seat
i often sit and wonder,
AT what you would think or say
II you knew Of the mans changes
That has happened since that day.
by her l0yfn9 daughter and aon-fn-law,
Mr. AND MRS. b c. BRITT0S.
From ii world Of paiR md sorrow,
TO land Df peace and rest
God has taken you. Rrandsp0thef,
Where you have found eteFnAl rest.
by her two little grandsonE.
ALFRED AND BENJAMIN. BKfTTOE.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
PIRE PROTECTION IN Public
PLACES


In hls charge to the grand jury yes
terday. Judge Moas called attention,
as he has done before. to tie ohlisa-
lion resting upon that body % examine
into The protection from injury
through IRE afforded the public In
places og public assembly Judge Moss
added that certain recommendation Of
the last grand Jury had not brought
results, but that action would follow
iia recomrl endatEons tEis time.
The. statement of Judge Moss calls
attention again to the serious condi-
ton existing In the Annapolis public
school building. Time upon time.
grand juraes have declared that the
proper protection ID not Afforded To
the children which attend this school.
Civic hodisa haga passed resolutions
and had cosnmittees before the school
authorities. and still the old condition
remains
Nearly MI OF those who have ex-
amined the situation there feel that
It is 8 perpetual source OF danger.
Mlmimized az much as possible By the
Gya drills arranged by the school ai-
ahorItiss. the fact remains that the
comparatively narrow stairWays with
tiaeir sharp turns cOaid well be traps
antisr certain conditions, and Anna
polls school children stand n con-
slant danger Of injury and death on
the account Of panic such as has
happened at other places.
il has been officlaliy pointed out BIZ
iuries and State are officials that the
only real protection from this danger
u the construction Of some form of
outside escape, and yet 10 disposition
al the part 81 the authorities II Indi-
cated 20 take up this matter,
There. is another phase 70 the mat
lev which ID scarcely less serious.
The public reads that grand jury sitter
grand Jury has reported that the
school should have fire escape, and
yet nothing Ii done People naturally
wonder az to the authority Of the
grand jury and the Law L represents
They naturally want 10 know how 2
body which Ii understood to be cloth
Cd with aueh ample powers can insist
that conditions are wrong and danger-
oua: how judges can advise them e
examine into these things. and how
findings can be reached and returned
ia the court. and atm no action fol-
low those findings and matters re-
main exactly the same.
Iii ID one more 81 those things which
tends to lessen the respect Of the pub
lie Tor law. and made the obligations
1t imposes mean less 10 the ayeraEe
person. II Ii to be hoped that the jury
win do It's work carefully. fearlessly
and well, and way will BE- found 70
compel respect and obedience to It's
findings.
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NOTICE
OFFICES or COLLECTOR AND TREAS.
URER. MUNICIPAL BUILDING,
GLOUCESTER STREET


All delinqnan* taxpayers for the year,
1915 ara. hereby notified 10 pay their taxes
on OF before Tune I. 1919. ana save the
additional cost OF 20 which will be add
"a to each and eyery bill after June 1910.
Hnder and Nv virtue 0f The authority II
the act az the General Assembly Of Mary
sand. 1910 For the benefit 0f the de-
linQuent Gaxpnyers Herewith publish the
mandatory section az nsllN act
Section 81 A. Aafa 1910. 1t shali be the
iuty Ut the collector and elEeHsurer dur
Ing the m0hfb OG April. suceps6tng the
levy ~ taxes n have inserted tn enc or
two newspa pers Published IN the city Of
AnnapOiss Maryland, nofle4 that IL the
SMFDe be net paixl on or before June next.
after the date Of said advertisement. the
property upon whirh the taxes may be
aSse and owing will be levied un0n adj
vAxtised and sold f0 enforce payment
thereof. ind said advertisement ssinh con
Hnue ia aach newspapers not less than
-'s John B WELLS.
Coll. and TTeass
Anril i 1910 4-5-1mo
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TIMELY COMMENTS BY
TONGUE AND PEN
ProhSs lssoa And ms Drz

David Belasco, the playwright and
proaacsE. haa tbs - nay, iR ths
Christian Sclanea Monitar Is to the
effect os Constitutional pFohibieiOh On
the dxauaas
The theatrical profession today ID,
on the whole. fanperate profession. =
says Mr.. Belasco. THE effect Of the
Auuzdrink law viii. therefore. produce
no moral upheaval among lta mena-
bern. Ia the nionser days Of tho
slranaa the drunken end diaaolGke &C.
tor was cOEnxn0n. q recognized typa
The failure of "a actor 90 turn up 81
night at the theaser was d well knnwn
incident such condition Is unheara
~ sAag ii 49, aasksAaaka EhaasaE
ne actor who, to-day. would rniss one
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
PRa1PoNAI.a WANrEn

0f the City 0f AnnsfS0iis until 12 aD8
O'clock noon April 2Btia. 1913, FOR furnish
Ing The City ef Annals Nd. for use 81
the Fire Department. Rubber Boots and
C0atm aa follows
1s pairs black rubIser bo0ts
10 pairs white rubbeF bOota
II pairs tan rubber boots.
l4 black rubber coa4s three fourth
length.
With moaeskiA ltntng, snap and ring fast
neFa.
II tan rubber coats, three -fousth
length
The right Is reserved 10 reject ang ~
AL bills For further pa-ticuiara and
specifications. apply Ia
JAMES r. STRANGE,
aa6-A4t Mayor.
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Pn0Pnk.aT.a wANTEn

Proposals win be received untii II on
o'clock, noon, Wednesday,. April 30th
Arundel C0naty. Md, Tor erecting the
GeruRntoun aud West Annapolis Public
Sch1pl buildings III accordance with plans
and ePecf aeati0ns prepared BY Joseph n.
Armstrong, Architect.
The right Is reserved To reject any OF
MI bids
Fer further particulars apply to the
architeft or III
GEORGE FOX. superintendent.
Anne Arundel County schools
21%S AnnaDoIfg Md
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g llPogAE.a WANrnIp

April LIST. 1918, bids wiII Be received ~
flae city commissioners until IL o'clock
noOu. Tuesday. April @snd, for remasing
the "a Fbage faAEa all ne streets, lanes.
md aafegm
EaFnfMlaing horses for fhe street sprink-
~ aAds sweeper Tor TIE enauEng y4sr. from
5ene Aeas 1s1A The city reserves the fiRlaf
sg reject aaT ana al bids. or any part Al
DastM For asse<&feats0n. etc., apgav "
" H NANgANT
Cts Commiaasomsr.
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re fn 81 &c This Cxas
naxy Gwhers Near
Hnnd md Yifty Billions
az Dollars.

HOw many holders 0R SIsibas4ys
gealiaa fully tAs sscur1ty that Is back
Oa khat property they OwnY
ri ID the wealth az the richest nar
ti0n % the aarth.
Here's but glance e wha4 that
wealth comprises
with per cent og the worlds
population and per cent Of the
worlds land America owns Of the
world supplies:
70 per cent o9 the copper.
Sc per cent Of the coal.
20 Per cent of the gold
Gg per cent og the OIL
40 per cent OF the iron and steal
IS per cent OF the silver.
50 per cent Of the cotton.
Is per cent Of the wheat.
90 per cent of the corn.
so per cent Of the meat supplies
Other mineral and agricultural pro.
ducts In proportion.
Today Europe owes as $4,000. 0Oo..
coo: four years ago We owed her near
" bali that
L.astIy cur annual income, that O
MI enc people and industrias. u today
something Ike $40. 600. 900 600 annual
IL and our national wealth close to
$3.50, 900 900 900
Don't sell youY government securi.
ties. They will mean more to you by.
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80 xlIrl

Bids VIII ~ reserves mnkfa IL 10 osesoek
n0ea Wsdneailag, April &srd. a9aa' Is
sseg9 2 tongue 81 Esaove paxtask@n s. fbe
AnxsepsnS eaf Fire coauany. No. s nfe
~ fsss =
fos further particulars apply to
Es M. SMITH
aA6- Chairman.
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cry TAX SALES
city Property to be sold 90 Satisfy Taxes
Dme For Tbe Year lOis.

Collector and Treasurer's Office. Annap0-
lis, Md. March, 18th, 1919. / hereby give no
tice that under and ~ Yirtue or authority
vested III me ~ Section 5SB OF the City
Charter at annapolis. Md, title Taxes. +
the undersigned Collector and Treasnrer
for said e haying levied upon the same
In acc8ftlnf with the law, VIII offer to
public sale Sit the Court House door in the
City III Anna p0lis. Mil. on Tnenaay, April
p #119. at III o'clock Il, nj. the several
lots Of ground and improvements thereon
ald personal property, or 40 much as may
are hereinafter described 10 the highest
bidder far cash to satisfy the said taxes
due with interest, md nil eosts and
charges incident To said sale.
JA0. Is. WELLS,
Collector ind Tfeasusei.
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Collector ind TrealsnsrI

All tllnt lot Gf ground situate Ia aafa
city on Second street. 20x1O0 feet With the
improvements iheseon assessed TO AnaIf
E' siinley te3sats Ell the assessment
looks Of said city AR said taxes sluc fei
the year iD1T.
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MOKKY 10 0AN.

$3.50 TtD x.SAN-M Money to loan o.
uaoregage Apply TO Winson Y MSs -
wnNwx no KsOAM-Esn EeosSgaGa W $3.50
- asIt On reasonable safHss. Il y
snrn@v. 49,
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LOST.

: nsr III Glen Igurnie. marriage cerfltls
cate II Robert NJ owens and Annae
crawford IL baltimore IsewHrN tuf S. ms s
ref,lrn IL Evening cagatal oizse 49,
T.0ST-Fur Belt tMuskran also 1911 SIT
yer uin. Reward II returned to a. 9eia I
sfuIt street ~
tahp Mrs Cornell q vMndfy case ont III
her coat pocket Tf 81 IAhn's gymnasium
return aalne To Capital once No qaea-
lions asked. 49,
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iii i 1afN
cory 0RB E NI8E
Thoanna n. Parkins0R. ct a. versus
Katie C0nr9E 1T Al.
Id the Circuit C0ngf FOr Anne Arasadei
County. Nc. 415S Equity.

Id the Circuit COngf For Anne Agaadel
County, Ne. 4l56 Equity.
Ordered this 21sk slaz ~ April. 1919. that
the report and aecnBnt Of the auditor
gied 1ath April l8f9 tnfhr n60ye entitled
cause. be ratified and e0nArWe gfalees
eause 60 the cOntrary thereof be shown On
or before the
E1w@ Day OF Nay
Aext: Provided. c0pE ~ this frfier ~
inherited In some newspaper pablIshef ia
anne ArunSel C8anSy 0aee tn eAeh ~
Gonk snccaasEse weeap bnf0re the s<sRd day
Nh W0ODWARD.
ciexk.
True Copy Test
VIZ X O0E0ys ARD.
Clerk.
30: mT-i1
EEIs6.xC aAxR or MAmKmR szAH.HR RI
wEE GEEE E&EMSz
4 4 will neaz I'M Auczi3m Masusse9 AG Neal
vegetable mIa HvxaeasSDak H&sstss ~ aMe Gagy
A1Aglzet en- AattaE6ays Aflssl 2sEh. E9sA -
81 ~ 81 'T alDH AasD Hs5mwEs
A19-9 Market Master.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22

Don't sell youY government securi-
ties. They viii mean more to ron BY.
and-by.
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F0R Rent ]

FOR RENT-SeyernI comfortably furnish
ed rooms. Apply al IA Prince george
street a21-3
FOX RENTING furnished rooms; eec-
trie light. Apply sJ First street, Fast.
port alg-3