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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-13
COMMITTEES NAMED
FOR RED CROSS DRIVE
Opening Meeting To Be Held In
Republic Theatre On Sun
day, November 2
LOCAL AND VISITING MEN

Chairman John Kaiser, has ap-
pointed the following committee on
booths for the Red Cross drive to be
inaugurated here on Sunday, Nov
ember 2, and to continue the week
closing on November H.
Mrs. Edgar Basil, chairman; Mrs.
Frank A. Munroe, Mrs. Horace j.
Fenton. These ladies will have charge
Of the booths at the local hanks and
city postoffice. and will appoint their
subcommittee.
Captain Kaiser has a tentative list
of workers for the several wards.
but as all have not been heard from
the list is withheld from publication
for the present
The initial meeting for the Red
Cross drive will be held on Sunday
afternoon, November End, in the Re-
pull lie Theatre, Main street, at 2:30
Manager Philip Miller of the Repub-
lie has kindly given the free use of
his theatre for the occasion. Music
emy orchestra.
Captain Kaiser is arranging for
local speakers in addition to a speak
er to be sent from Washington in the
interest of the Red Cross.
The following are a few facts in
connection with the coming drive to
lie remembered:
The purpose of the Third Red
Cross Roll Call is to renew each ex-
piring membership and secure as
many new members as possible
I'm order that all the efforts of
this campaign may be concentrated
upon the enrolling OF members at
$1.00 each. all other forms of mem
bership formerly included are not to
be solicited in this campaign.
"The ten-day period preceding Ar
mistice Day, Tuesday, November 18th,
has teen set aside for the Third Red
Cross Roll Call. 1t seems particu-
larly appropriate TO have the Roll
Call upon the occasion of the ami
yersary of the signing of the armis-
lice The Roll Call opens with the
observance Of Red Cross Sunday, Nov
emher 3rd
Expressed in the fewest possible
words, the Red Cross Roll Call is to
see that every man, and woman in
every city and community through
out the United States is asked face
to face by some other man or woman
to join the Red Cross. or to renew his
or her membership and take out as
many additional memberships as they
care to pay for
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-13
FOREIGN SHIP |COMING
Italian Battleship And Argentine
Training Vesses On Way
EXPECTED ANY DAY NOW

The Naval Acadegay. and Annapolis
soon will he visited .bE war vessels OF
the navies of Italy ana the Argentine
Republic. and OH MAY te anchored in
the Roads off Annapolis at about the
same time.
Authorities OF tha academy were
notified several wees ago of their pre-
jected visit here. in Gonrse OF their
stay in the waters a3aus the Atlantic,
and each was expected to arrive some
time tefore the fifteenth of this month
The Italian vessel,iss the hattleship
Conte di Cavour, which mas teen on an
extensive cruise, ane was scheduled
to reach New York SfDut Octol er J..
The Argentine trainsns ship that is
coming is the PuerMdDn, which has
on board numl er .pf. Cadets of the
Navy Of the South Afeegican Republic
who are rounding outaheir senior year
of professional training by tour of
American waters. dufiAg which they
VIII visit 4 numEer ef ports. partica-
larry those where nafas stations, and
Zig industrial plants ere located Ac-
cording TO informatiens here, Boston
and Charlestown, Masg, New York
Philadelphia, N9rfolk.s and Annapolis,
are among the portsxwhere she will
touch
The officials of th8 Academy have
! cen instructed ly tAe Navy Depart
mcnt to extend the Ns5Ial courtesies
that mark the visits Dg foreign war
sshilte &.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-13
POLITICAL NOTICE
TO the Voters OF Anne Arundel
County:

TO the Voters OF Anne Arundel
County:
The article appearing in the Balti-
more Sun and Evening Capital of Sat
urday, October 11th, relative to the
conditions on the local ticket and dis
satisfaction in the ranks of the G. o.
p. is in error. The facts are the ma
jority of the candidates on the local
ticket, filed their nomination papers
with the Supervisors of Election and
there was no primary contest. The
vacancies were filled by the State
Central Committee by the power con-
ferred on them by the Maryland
State Central Committee of the G. o.
p. according to law. And were Sc
lected after the most representative
citizens of the county had teen con-
suited, and are men of marked ability
and well worthy the support of all
citizens desirous of good, clean gov
ernment The candidates and the
State Central Committee are in har-
mony. The candidates have selected
Mr.. Paul Medford as treasurer of the
CdAHpa46h AuAu SoAe1iDubeu ny tuSiu.
The selection Of a treasurer outside
of the State Central Committee is not
without precedent as the Democrats
have done the same. There is not
the slightest occasion for any rupture
between the Committee and the can
didates.
CHARLES E. BASIL,
Secretary. Republican State
Central Committee. of
Anne Arundel County.
Published by authority of ]. Paul
Medford. treasurer. adv
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-13
FORMER MAYOR OF
CITY PURCHASES
AUTO. BUSINESS
James F. Strange And Son, Rob-
ert, Now Owners Of Winter
sons Garage" - Formal An
nouncement OF Deal Made.
REPAIR SHOP TO
BE MUCH ENLARGED

Two big property transactions, one
a business proposition. and another
in farm lands of the county, formally
were announced today.
Chief among the deals is that by
which former Mayor James +. Strange
and his son. Robert Strange, pur-
chased the garage and automobile
business, OF the "Winterson Garage"
on West street which for the last
three years has been conducted with
much success by G.. Richie Winter
son.
The consideration of the transac-
ton was not stated. 1t was annonnc-
ed. however, that Mr. Winterson will
continue his relations with the new
firm in the capacity of salesman of
machines, covering the territory of
of the state, and that the bust
ness for the present, will continue
to he conducted under the firm name
of "Winterson's Garage" Former
Mayor Strange will. of course, be the
senior member OF the firm. Discuss
ing the plans for the future. Mr..
Strange stated today that the business
will be conducted on an even more
extensive scale than it has been In
the past 1t also was announced that
additional equipment will be installed,
and the best of skilled labor em-
ployed, so that the highest grade OF
repair work will be turned out at tho
establishment. Robert Strangs will
have charge of the repair department
Under the new ownership and man
agcment, the garage will be the asen-
cy for the following named automo-
biles: Hudson, Velie, Haige, Over
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-13
DOG RAVAGES CHICKEN II
YARD; KILLS FOURTEEN

With chickens valued at $500 each,
being killed at one fell swoop to the
numl er of fourteen by stray dog, is
an occurrence that fortunately does
nOt happen often, but was the msfor-
tune last night in the family of Mrs.
Muhlmeister, West street.
The Muhlmeisters have a chicken
yard with great numter of high
breed chickens, and fourteen of their
best full grown chickens were killed
by the canine that in some way got
into the yard and made ravages efQTe
the owners could save their poultry.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-13
'|Fs|DENT ABOUT
SANE. FUNCTION
I1F ORGANS NORMAL
,..;r Issued Today States
f., General Condition Is
,.,e AS For Last Several
pys
...pNT PUBLICATION
OF CERTAIN REPORTS

.ffr ASSOC thAi't ~ .'s'tJ
Atngton. u. e., Oct. l3.-Presi-
m1.oe.s condition remains much
,ne a. for the past several days
organs are functioning nor
.,5 bulletin by his physicians
The bulletin followsE
20, m The Presidents con-
remains much the same as for
,,s several days His tempera-
. vlb the exception of one day,
.,ian rate, heart action and
orossure. are normal and have
j since the outset of his illness.
r5ncys are functioning nor
tg9
'rao House officials resent the pub
x5p Of reports that the Presi-
= condition is such that he could
~ attend to official business should
Iers Of grave Importance, claiming
IMMEDIATE attention, arise.
NJ President could sign bills to-
I they were placed before him,
gc are not putting them before
one official said.
T.ose close to the President said
hey had every confidence that he
aa regain strength, though mostly
sed AMI that he would resign him
( to the utmost quiet and relaxa-
y
There is no reason why legislation
y ready for the Presidents action
nuld bot be placed before him." said
creiary Tumuliy.
But The decision as to this rests
fC,otinuaI ~. ~ ~.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-13
SOLDIER KILLED; 6 HURT
IN AUTO COLLISION

Washington, Oct. 13.-Private Ed
ward Southers, driver of an army mo-
tor truck, was killed and six other
persons were seriously injured in a
collision between street car and the
truck near the Walter Reed Military
Hospital All of the injured were
passengers on the car. The truck was
overturned and the front end of the
street car demolished.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-13
NAVY'S GRID. CAPTAIN
HAS SPRAINED ANKLE

That the midshipgen's football
squad has suffered it's first big set
back, due to injuries, Eacs4ne general
ly known on Saturday when it was
noted that Captain Eaiiib Even, was
not in the game against Hopkins, in
his regular position on 3he right wing
Instead he was seen liynping about
the sidelines on crutckes as the re-
suit of badly spraitxel ankle sus-
tanned in practice lyss week, and
which may keep him cslt. of the game
for two weeks or morS
In addition to Ewen'9 injury, it also
became known that Saveryns, vet
eran of the squad, aa,d, one of the
mos: promising men fer the backfield
is probably one of thp game for the
rest Of The season, beLlEses of a Sc
yerely injured shouldcs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-13
No Mid-Week Presbyterian Service

There will be no service on We'd
nesday evening at the Presbyterian
Church, the Rev DR. S. E. Persons,
pastor, owing to the preparatory serv-
ice to be held on Friday evening at s
o'clock, in preparation for the cele-
bration of the Sacrament of the Lord $
Supper on next Sunday.
The Friday night service will take
the place of the Wednesday evening
prayer meeting
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-13
Continued On Page Three)

The Annapolis Banking e. Trust CO..
pays 2 per cent. interest on daily
balances over $500 on all checking ac-
counts. 1T ALSO PAYS 4 PER CENT.
ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. o6-tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-13
NOTICE
Between the Hours of
10 A. M. and 2 P. M.

Tuesday, October IA, tomorrow
the water pressure in the city system
will be reduced several pounds, be-
cause of the shutting off of one of the
Mains on West street. This is made
necessary in order to install some
needed repairs to fire plugs.
GEORGE T. MELVIN.
o13 President Annapolis Water Co.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-13

The Annapolis Banking & Trust Co.,
pays per cent. interest on daily
balances over $500 on all checking ac-
counts. IT ALSO PAYS PER CENT.
ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. o6-tI
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-13

The Annapolis BankiGg & Trust Co.,
pays per cent. interest on daily
balances over $500 on sal checking ac-
counts. 1T ALSO PAY: 1 PER CENT.
ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. o6-tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-13

Continued On Page Two.)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-13

| .,;,tcd Press 5 Dis
'h.s Of late news at
and abroad are pub
'o''' r.t,d in The Capital.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14
A Bicycle Famine
Is on the Way

4 bicycle famine BE- coming. uc.
cortinE o. inside Information from
bicycle manufacturers.
Practically all Of the big manuftc-
ursrH uf bicycles cu-upufttcd with
Uncle sam by dpNutiuE their plants
g. the production uf munitions. air
ship pHrtr hand %grvnadcH, tA' shells
uui military bicycles uf t special pat
tern thai yorA materially cut down
the normal output of regular models
The lost production ON O ~
war work, and inability to get steel
has already caused t serious short
age.
More time viii uc lost while the
factories are changing their equip
mcnt back 90 H bicycle basis,
There is also u tremendous export
dtWuud for bicycles
10 the meantime the existing short
age ~ bicycles is ditlS becoming more
acute and e Noriuhlc hicf Gle famine
seems Inevitable
Men in tho industry who know the
actual capacity ~ the plants, esti-
mate that IL Will take 81 least IL
81 Tor the output 90 bicycles to
catch up With demand
4 good many thousand boys and
a. sIgshhle army Of men. who have
boon looking forward TO owning new
bicycles this season may have 10
walk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14
University Baseball
Team Scores All-star

like The willing OF the flower on u
cold winter night. the All Star base
ball team went down before the Int
VerHity team with "a n sided acorc of
10 10 2 in favor OF the University on
the University athletic field saturday
afternoon
Tho game started at 2 30. The An
stna were the first at the hat "One.
two. three out IN the neld." cried
tho umpire Tor twelve times hcfory
the Al Stars scored "a point IN their
favor This was In the first half OF
the seventh and the University had
- points against them but they made
their total IN this hall aud held their
opponents score az 10 Thua the
game ended with a score OF 70 to 3
The lineup for the game Vas
An stars Martin. G: Loyuio, y.
stafford. a. ODDS. 2; Huffinc. 3;
Wilkinson. NJ Short Il; Earring, 81.
stuhblcneld. re-
University-Steed G.: Cuipepper. y:
Thomas. !. Moore. ~, ~ Moore. c..
81 GENTRY, ~; Burnoy ". sganEini.
&C; Morris, "
ON account OF the Al stars lack
ing Our men several university men
were substituted during the game on
both teams for trying out" Among
These worv Oids. short, Huffine. WIKI
in@nn, Hurt. Davis. Vaughn, Patton
and Foraker
Herbert stacker Ia enjoying a visit
from his mother who arrived hero
from Crown Point. \. ~, at 8 y. M.
yesterday.
Rev e.. q Hickman. pastor 90 tho
Methodist church. North. viii speak
on McndinE our Ways at the week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14

YI BOD rsttIur ID HIfGr.,uffy .~rDutrt.t.
ina u,r,t.,,
...f., - ,
,., T,.'N
$40, a..
"'r "uIlN lh' l"Uh'N ." '
N'N' p"i'l"n "l lh' 'ih'h'" l''ill'
'"' b''l N'N '"Ni' vp % '""ll"h'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14

many surr,s-uI productions and ua
re- sterling Hrtur
Walter Hier4 wili br best remem
I'rDi lt tlr character role uf chubby
fn# fHt hut BOO Brown eel iiarNt Cd
i'r was Hlau rru m Seventeen.
'ud's Nan HId The Daredevil
Charlie Sporu who pltfs the luycu-
Ilr cam, to tho screen FROM the
speaking fttrr after two YEATS with
% stock company Ne appeared in
Usui iugD releases within the past
lesr
NDil Lewis hls had Yu unusual ,i-
tHrr Iu repertoire vaudeville Hul
.'urh. play IuE NIfu "a, ruhmuI.. shu-
bent and io,l#Hu companies Shu
toured che country with kathtlu hid-
der .u 'hluIU Sans Drur 'fWr- Is.
NtUfru in "Ir.dv OF IDuul,u aul
Margaret W hrri1 ln "The Primrose
Path AiifH LOWS is noted Tor her
%dciino1uou oi slaud-dtmc parts for
TIE screen.
The production was made hy the
National Film ~turpurItuu under o.
irrtluu OF frIHHs CRAM 200
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14
Duke City Boy is
Reported Wounded
in Casualty List

Private Antonio luoruH. OF Aihu-
p%ucruue. is reported wounded 0 n the
lust official casualty liHt Of overs iH
service men which hos been issued
ht the government Sin other boys
from Now Mexico arc included in the
Inst Tho others listed were
lrl,at. William r. pattcn, Mo.
goilou. died OF wounds
Private John = Parsons. Mpgda.
lena. died OF disease.
Private Jesse " Miller. Alamo.
gorio wounded degree undetermined.
Private rolicarpiO Lopez. Grants.
wounded slightly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14
New Oil Company to
Enter Tularosa Basin
Near Site of Cox Well

srtciAt coaassrosoasce 70 fsr HrHalo
las Cruces, n. 81. April if.-An-
other Las Cruces oil company, tho
Parker Lake on association, has been
formed here 10 enter the ruinroaa
basin field. The new company hos
holdings OF owe 1000 acres near mo
Cox veil and ns SCOT as permanently
organized u IN expected that steps will
be taken toward development.
The officers OF the new company
are y H. Huyner, chairman; g r..
Scale. treasurer. Charles Hill, accrc-
tnn; a. O. pymc, trustee.
Much confidence IN tho future Of
the new field ~ felt here, The Cox
company which up to saturday night
WIS 0Versuhscribed owe 100000 wilt
begin development az 500 az ma
chinerN and material can be as
semblcd $50 per share 10 already
being freely offered per share IN this
company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14
Al the Theaters Today

IDEAL-"The Lamb and the Lion, with Billie Rhodes, aud
Newspaper Clippings"
"B'-"Lnte Women" special feature. The Lightning
Raider, and Weekly Events"
PAsTIME t Smiles, 70 with Jane and katherine Ice and
The Bank. with Charlie Chaplin.
LYRIc-"Creaking Stairs, 20 with MARY Maclarru. aud a
H. 900, Moran coiurly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14
Knights Templsrs vii.
Hold Easter Services

invitations we're Issued today by tho
Pilgrim C~ommandcry. number T.
knight Templars. to their annual AZ
tcrnoon Easter service al tho ST.
Johns Episcopal church The scrvioes
viii start AZ q 40 Faster sunday az.
iernoon and will he similar TO the
customary service OF such occasions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14
Easter
Gloves

These will naturally Dee
Rp,cuwald Gloves iu
most eases. because there
n % reason for our Glove
supremacy
llu net experiment
choose Tho very best b.
viii pay you %, ~ ha, done
Tor many many others
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14
Stylish
Footwear
for Easter
TIKI NOW is
FOR Z WOMEN
AMI

u I remarkable the
style and snap there D, lr
thr new footwear OK
ford, Of white neatly
laced The long toe ci
feet, are the most suggr,
tive of Easter wear for
thr ladir, aud the men
! have q splendid miIitur,
looking English last
some with mo- cap, m
usually smart appearing
Children and the mis-,
viii feel perfectly az home
iu the nature last, at white
and black combination,
and pure white clean.
! able ,hur which the
Juvenile man o., selling for
~ reasonable a price.
Main Floor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14
Growers Board
Will Meet at Clayton

llans have been compietci By tho
executive committee OF the New Mex.
leo cattle and Horse Growers nsao-
citation for the holding Of the first
1919 meeting OF the association ex-
ccuuVr board AT Clayton. on Man o.
Thc sessions ot tho hoard will take
place az the CLAYTON Rotary club hall
ana ~ IL expected tho considerable
important business viii be transacted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14
Boys Easter
SUITS
So to $13

Suits that will look just as good
next Easter as they do this. That
is the kind of Suits hat we have for
YOU this year. They are Nick's Suits
double in the knees and crotch
so hat all the wear is met with steel
fibre cloth of DOUBLE thickness.
All sizes. Priced from SS to $13.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14

tanned fur &C. happier atmosphere BE-
rrNIlruf 100 fUpupf cot domestic tyllr-
it,. iuN ana Wholesome Iuutur
Thrrr viii hr produced ALSO 90
Lyons Moran ruWr1E I,.I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-29
Empire-Terds Line to be
COmpieted Soon.

The Joint line being cous'ruc'ol
hy the Empire Gas & Fuel Co and
The Texas company between Eurk-
burnett and Hcaldtun OKLA. Will Doe
completed az FAR "a Wauriku hy
October ! Extensive loading racks
az that point Will pcrmi, large
quantity OF OH 10 be- handled by way
of the ROCK Island lines This will
hr . great relief for the OH produr-
rrs iu the Eurkbuructt field ana one
that has been looked for for some
time This will have great deal
20 do with relieving the present n'.
uatlon and will cnliycn operations
considerably there
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-29
OIL Is FOuer.

To-day .. b. Wing heo'ns" Il j.
HIEHni,ug .ut a iHn. IN .1UI ana
f.IUsp sp0r'aNHu. and l'a uses are
manifold ,u ,1us'N and rapidly IN.
.rra..us IN, nation W.iHnhi rC''f-
'oys ~ oi. mu.' pI'e' m Do" com
.lr.u1r struggle. and % cannot WaE'
war lu N- .,sf.rurN unlur" 'hr
.u.te subcommittee investigating
a',N..yu relation. Edward J.. DohrnN
s.l ihHi Dee Learned In Europe lnal
tlc Nr.lsb aHttrHW"rt nHd ar.
gulr,d ba per. cent pt tuc interests OF
iuo Ana a-Ierslhn on company
which controls $4,000 square miles
us rich OH territory II Was said
years ago that wherever petroleum
Is met with EnrNsHmcn arc to be
found ErlUsn subjects u Hong
Kong were ,ryur Co obtain cuuccs-
.luus OF of .rpIi. I'm China in the lnst
c,nf4r. The. are wing with Amer
.cer, today i'm developing oil t,ru-
tor, In Mexico urohahly the richest
I'M me world baron Fisher. one Of
me v.isost mon who ever sat in the
adr,r.r,y urrr. Tint rcuaI DO dis
rgrlaa ,f,orr'ncr An favor of Oh on
urf.,h y,yrsnIus ana declares that
mo flrur. of Inc British navy and
,.,r.hgur marine absolutely rests
ON IN, infrruaI combustion engine "
Mr Doneny. am OH king himself
raid tn fHr senate committee.
rTh, German government. we
lcarr b, planning to aC,uirc the
Hl,rk s,a OH fields. The president
OF the RrIfIsh board Of trade re-
Gently made the frauh announcement
mont that tho gnvcrnmcuUR policy
wa. ,o acquire oil fields wherever
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-29
Storage. Cause Of Decline
at BurkbHrHrff.

I'm spltr ~ the tat thl' SO VOLS
were completed In the Hnrkburu..r ~
field O,s u.'N lr..u.INu frI
u.uy 1000, uayrr.s daily aa a 30.
...r ur Insufficient slof1.r AuH
frIu.purD.w facilities I.go ,nn
r.us f.r .., Nc.N dropped fIW
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-29

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