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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-15
REAR ADMIRAL USHER
TO BE SUCCEEDED BY
REAR ADM. GLENNON

Rear Admiral Usher. u s. ii, who
is soon To retire, has been relieved by
Rear Admiral James n Glennon as
signed To command the third naval
district, with New York headquarters.
Capt Harry A. Field succeeds Ad-
niral Glennosi III charge of The Puget
Sound navy yard.
Rear Admiral Samuel s. Robinson,
who has been serving on the Interal-
lied Naval Armistice commission, was
dstaslesi as carnmandant of the Boston
navy gard
Rear Admiral Benton G. Decker
was ordered To take charge Of the Key
West Naval station and the Seventh
district.
Rear-A AdmiraI Nathaniel r. Usher
viii retire from active service April
I. reaching the statutory age limit
of s8 pears on that date. He said that
he plans to return TO his home in
Potsdan. n. III, st that time
Admiral Usher ID i native on Indiana
and was appointed to Annapolis from
I1haa state He has completed "a
years of active service, having com
mandad at one time the battle cruiser
Michigan, the latter vessel winning
the arst battle efficiency tests under
his command
He Was appointed to his present
rank September II. 1911.
During the Spanish American war
Inc commanded the torpedo boat
Ericsson The Ericsson acted is an
escort Tor the sirst ships carrying
troops I'd the south side of Cuba. II
also brought the first news OF the
sinking Of the battleship Maine 10 the
leet Id Cuban waters, being ID the
Key West harbors when the news was
received and Immediately leaving fol
the rendezvous 81 the deet with the
big news The Ericsson also partici-
pated In the battle Of Santiago with
the battlesllip New York and other
wagships.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-15
OG POISoNERS AT
NEFARIoUS WORK IN
MURRAY HILL SECTION

Besides GROWING roosters, Murray
ilI has lately been afIlicted with.
srking dogs, seven oi whom have
lrked their last bark AS this number
I'd OF poison on Thursday night.
tive others. owned BY the family 0f
Eank RI Stockett, Esq. and Robb
pmbs. respectively. we're spared the
4 og the fated seven through treat
ent administered III time by Vet
marian Taylor These dogs had
10 been given dose Of poison. but
'air condition was noted IN time to
We them
Owners of the dogs at Murray Hill
8 on the trail of the administers Of
d poison which h alleged to have
Zen scattered about as tempting bait
) the CANNES,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-15

Judge Robert Moss LEFT today Tor
Swarthmora, Pa. 10 spend the wsek-
end with the t1naily 81 hia ron, games
d. Moss.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-15
iIFEP|NG SICKNESS
THREATENS THE CITY
niseas Originating In
.,., Nov Found II Many
Nearby Large Cities
OILS CASES

rerI I,.t hnts been written
slae4zs ftlellile Than q new
Ikes appearance. The
,.sr ii5pn as sleeping sick
aa has aladt is appearance in
,sy cities althogull investiga-
a8 inaulry revealed today that,
ktlogf the new disease has
missed thtatpolis.
se.is IS now prevalent in Bal
Washington md IN New York
paps ~ niaking a close study
tn paiienis as the disease is
ally 1 nov one III this country.
!. s. llllle however the disease
ganda and the Congo regions
stfIsa Ii has not yet been estab-
IA In tlds country whether the
.4 Il communicable but It is pre-
@ thai it is inasmuch as the mall
u spreading
nsspalis doctors we're urged today
ag9rt ans eases Of the new disease
II niea discover 70 DR. William s.
l.sli. eity health officer iInme-
siel
IsIeeplng sickness the glands Of
Il aelk befame greatly enlarged,
II swelling subsequently spreading
iAe lymphatle glands all over the
The natives iii Uganda and the
s,asa are said I'd declare that when
s glands ID ihe neck swell and the
vfliIae spreads. sleeping sickness
j jbe cause aud the patient sleeps
snetiiaes for months, eventually dy-
The malaiy in Africa Ii said to be
alsel By tie bite Of the .tsetes fiy
i'll Affects animals as well as human
snss
prominent washington physician,
sta i now attending a case Iii that
atf ays there III no cause for alarm
j the disease II 1t is sleeping sick
IS cannot be communicated except
I direct blood contact with the per-
u affected
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-15
hrieade mohilized here ana aetual

aring began The men showed some
/ natural laws at their first close ac-
/ Quaimtance with their big guns in ac-
I taaI firing. and the gunners used To ga
I to the very end Of the lanyard when
I firing, while all In the Vicinity went
az far away as possible. Later they
became 30 we'll acquainted with the
action of their gun that they pulled
the trigger by hand while all took up
position where the gun when re
bounding would just slide by them
During their period in camp, there
we're many social. athletic and the
atrical activities, and the men speak
highly Of the facilities offered by the
sY III. G. AL. alll thc services pel form.
ed by its workers
The regiment was commanded BY
Col M e. Cole, aud, upon his pro-
motion by Cot Wade III Carpenter.
Both proved efficient and popular offi-
GERS. and the men ere warm In their
praise Of their atforts to take care of
them Iii every way
Late IN October the regiment moved
to the front near the river Moselle and
Pont "a -Mousson and Maidieres. sup
supporting it's own infantry some
thing which was done by compare
lively few Oh the United States artil-
lery commands The active lighting
In which the regiment, including the
Annapolis men participated Was at
s $780,. III y. :, III
tack on cheminot. November 8 and !:
capture of Bois Frehant, November
10 attack on Bois la Cotex Champey
November Il In addition to these at
tacks, machine gun nests were de-
stroyed and strategic points OF the
enemy located and bonbarded
The regiment was most Fortunate
Ii was under The fire of the enemies
long range artillery ana Of aeroplanes
continually while ii was iii action but
lost no men Ii action Some of the
members Of the regiment died from
natural causes and through accident
Int none of the Annapolis men while
the health AZ the regiment was except
ional.
As might be expected from mem
bers of d race 50 iInbued with humor.
thecommand VA at all times in excl
lent spirits, and the monotony Of.
camp life was at all times enlivenedH
by much good natured fun Members
.of the command say that the incident
III the colored gunner ho asea 10 say
when pulling his lanyard. Mr. Kaiser
count your men, did not occur In
their regiment. but equally funny
things did
One member Of the regiment was
from backWoods section of yir-
ginia When crossing from Jersey
City to Hoboken in ferry boat he
was in continual trepidation about
German submarines When he landed
IN IIoboken, he said feryently, aThanlt
Cod. we're ii France at last An
other one. when a few days out.
sought out the captain ANA asked him
What made the ocea SO blue. Corp
Hinton Coates II authority for these
incidents
After the signing of the arrnistice.
many Of the men were permitted to-
pass periods al Tesa Madeline, So
ciety resort near Paris. They left
France on February 5, and we're mus
tered out of the servic at Camp Dix,
n. q, on the tenth Of the present
month.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-15
tsIered Pastor Attends Conference

laared Pastor ATTENDS Conference
TIE Key Ernest s Williams, pas
n at Asburg N = church (colored),
essi street is about TO leave for con-
aisafe which meets on Monday.
asffl d m Baltimore.
1eF Williams has been pastor OF
AaiFy church for the past six years,
s lae fourth quarterly conference
sssa recently convened here at his
asha voted unanimously for his re-
81 as pastor of the local church
ss5A he has been serving
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-15
james 4. Anderson DIED To-Day

James Mounatte Anderson brother Of
the late Frssby Anderson. died today
at the home og Mrs. r. q yon
Schwerdtner, khis county
The funeral will take place on Mon
day afternoon at O'Clock from st.
PauI's Chapel.
The deceased was an uncle Of Mrs.
Luther Nichols. this county
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-15
FULL AMOUNT ASKED
FOR FIRE APPARATUS
HAS NOW BEEN RAISED
Water Witch Company Pleased With
Response Glsen Iii Effort 10
Raise si.l00 For Equipment

The entire sf.100 asked of citizens
oE Annapolis With which 10 pay for
lre lighting equipment Of the Water
witch Hook q Ladder Co. has been
subscribed. Members Of the company
are very appreciatiye og the liberal
response given III people of the city
and have submitted the following ex-
preston of that appreciation % the
EYcning Capital
We have finished raising our fund
sof Sl.l00 On our new piece of fire an
peratus, and We would like for sou 10
thank the people Of the city and all
Others that contributed. for their gen
erous donations and the way that they
received us on our visit to their homes
for our contributions, We also thank
the naval officers who. although not
citizens Of our city, were all willing.
and gladly contributed. and said II
was worthy cause. and were willing
To help whenever called upon 70 do SO.
We also thank tie Evening Capital
and the Annapolis Advertiser. for
MI hout their help we could not have
had the success We did. Many thanks
We also especially thank Mrs E. Gage
for all the help that She gave n make
oar drive for contributions the success
that We had. which she Is always will-
ing to do when called upon By the An
napolis fireman
Very respectfully,
~ "A. FISHER.
The following donations have been
received since last publication All
names that have not been published
viii be followed up IN the Capital
until all have been published
George W. Hodges, sI ]. r. Bowers,
So, " Fisher. st. Marie Staekeman.
s1; Miss Elizabeth johnson, 81; Miss
Ethel johnson. ST.; Mrs Charles john
son. ST. Charles Johnson, 81 Vim.
Woods, sl A q Davis. $2 Miss nj
Battles. 81 Mrs T. Taylor Aiger. SIS:
Annapolis Bargain House, 81 AZ f.
Tracy, ST NJ Ri White. 81 Mrs Lynd
$I. E Myers
Evening journal., 1919-09-13
MUSICAL.
.ESLIE CARPEN

I. LESLIE CARFEN 7 ER
SCHOOL or
VOICE. PIANO, ORGAN. THEORY.
PHONE $40. ST ADAMS ST.
sept6-lm.
Evening journal., 1919-09-13
FOR RENT-APARTMENTs

FOR RENT-APARTMENTS
1900 W. Seventh St.;
First floor, 4 r, r, P............s0 .s0ooo
Second floor. 4 r, .............S6 $1,000
Third floor. r. Il. ..............$ $1,000
Possession OF an the above about ocfo-
her l. These apartments have Just been re-
modelled aud consist Of large, light nnl
cheerful rooms with splendid view and
excellent location
APPLY ONLY TO
A. w. POSEY & G. n. HAYDEN
Phone 2s2 20O W. Ninth 81.
Evening journal., 1919-09-13

4 OST - SMALL BEAGLE. BITCH
IL white black and tan. white face and
white tips on ears; new collar on her. oli
W. 27th st. Phone $500. septll-u.
Evening journal., 1919-09-13
FARMS WANTED.
F'arnas Wanted


Farms Wanted
We have hundreds of bonafide
BUYERS for small farms within mar
keting distance of Wilmington.
Quick sales at good prices guar
anteed, if at ali desirable. Call,
phone or write--dO il today.
Million dollars worth of farms
for sale in E. Md, S. E. Pa. and
No. Del.
Albert l.. TeeTe
Farm Agency, Inc.
$40 King Street, Wilmington.
Telephone ss3a.
Evening journal., 1919-09-13
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
SEpTIMuFH IL

-
People Of this birihdate are altogeth-
er too sensitive about themselves and
too callous about peoples feelings. The
personal element should be taken from
their minds as much as possible or they
become very dOmineering and selfish.
Marriage will be happy II the Virgo
persons sees 10 it that he or she
chooses one whose birthdate falls in
the last two weeks OF March or in Oc-
tOber.
The most successful periods are The
week OF May 10 and December q.
The birthstone is pink jasper
Sell your aut0moblle or truck through
the Want Ads OF this paper.
Evening journal., 1919-09-13
REAL EsrAIE-EoR SALE.

NOR SALE-TwO CORNER LOTS A.
Il Brack Ex. nicely located; size 50xlI
Price reasonable. Phone lI0s-J. septo-lo-l
Evening journal., 1919-09-13
REAL ESTATE WANTEp.

TIT4NTEn~To RFNT HIGH CLASS
w SIX OR SEVEN ROOM HOUSE or
BUNGALOW. IN GOOD LOCALITY, POS
SESSION OCTOBER I OR THEitt-
AROTTS. FURNISHED OR UNfTk-
NISHED. NO CHILDREN. PHONE 4965-I.
enuf11-nf
Evening journal., 1919-09-13
ROOMs WANTED
8OARD WANTED.
LOsT and FOUND

+ OsT-BLACK AND WHITE COLLIE
IL dog. with license tag. No. l032. Re
ward ii returned TO 703 y. Br0ome ST.
sept13-2t.
Evening journal., 1919-09-13
UPHOLsTERING

DARLOR AND LEATHER FURNITURE
Il our speciality: material supplied; reas-
enable prices; work guaranteed. Prompt de-
livery. \. \. Upholstery Co.. - Madison
St sugs9-lyr.
Evening journal., 1919-09-13
Help WaNTED-M,LE

\\fANTED-HOUSE PAINTERS. Af-
w ply 1859 DUPONT Bldg. septlO-et'
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AUT0MORILE REPAIRING.
TRANSPORTATION

QUICK SERVICE AUTO REPAIRING.
W Wilson Poore. 421 French St sep12-4t.
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BUSINESS CARD.

DAGS, NEWSPAPERS, METALS, FUR
IL nhure, mems clothing and all kinds
OF junk. We pay highest prices in Della
ware. NJ. Frankel, successor TO ii. sloan.
iO4 Madison ST. ID. a A. GLOW. jyia-6m.
Evening journal., 1919-09-13

NIARGERY HAMIL TON HILL
vi PIANISTE.
Pupil OF Ellis Clark Hammann. Solo
work, accompanying and piano instruction.
STUDtO. 1915 GILPIN AVE.
septIf -eod-1m. Phone 2206W.
Evening journal., 1919-09-13
PAI.silSI
PIANO TUNING.

DIANO TUNING DONE ACCURATELY
Il and promptly. II. W: Driscollt 5l3 IL.
Evening journal., 1919-09-13
REMOVAL NOTICE.
sPIRITUaLIST NOTICE.

TIRsT PROGRESSIVE sPIRITUAHsTs
IL Church. SOC West st. Services Sunday
evening Messages by Mr. Dorwarth
SkepAcs invited. All welcome. septli-3t
Evening journal., 1919-09-13
RusINEss OPPORTuNITY.

nISTRICT MANAGER WANTED. YOrR
IL town. 20 open Office and handle our
'Smearless" typewriter products. yeu can
earn $500 monthly: consumer and mall
business: 5000 needed for stock. Nacuo-
Static Carbon Co. Rochester. y. Y.
sept13-1t. trff
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
END OF ROYAL FAMILY
IN RUSSIA DESCRIBED
Guard Gives Details OF hilisig OF
Emperor Nicholas Who Guarded
Former Ruler.

LONDON, Aug. 2T--Alleged au-
thentic details OF The killing Of En-
peror Nicholas of Russia and the
other members OF the Russian royal
family at Yekaterinhnrg on July -,
1918. are contained in report
drafted by an unnamed French OIL
ficer who had been employed IN an
official capacity In southern hussld .
was made public today by Reuter-
Limited. Tho story purports TO nave
been told by a sentry who guardeu
the royal family while It's members
were under detention.
Under the orders OF Commlssiry
Eourovsky, the account runs, the
emperor. the empress, Crown Prince
Alexis ana the Grand Duchesses
Olga. Annstdsia, Tnutihna ana
Xenla. together with Court fhysi-
clan Botkinz and three servants
were taken to an underground room
No interrogat6ry occurred. The EN-
neror carried his son in his arms
because OF the boys inability TO walk
in consequence OF illness. JouroVsky.
another holsheviki leader ana nine
I,ettish soldiers, the account CON
tinues. entered the room ana I'm
nedlatey killed all tho occupants
with revolver shots.
The sentry. on hearing the reports,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
LOGAN BILLINGSLEY
EXILED OFFICIALLY
Man Said 10 II" Oklahoma tiU y
Most Notorious Buotlcggcr
@, Gets Unusual rurulU.

src-n to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug 81 TO
gan Elingsicy. sought bog okhhu.
n.l county In almost every section OF
lho United states on cnarsos OF boot.
lcEEnE. but always able 10 eyadg the
officers who went m pursuit OF hun,
Nis granted parole saturday, the
conditions ot which arc. io Say the
least unusual, but. according so
opinion frequently expressed, OF a
hWuly beneficial nature.
ior one thing. nllIusaloy must
forever absent himself from the hor-
drtS II oklahoma While no doubt
acceptable tu iNlnugslcy. such an oN.
ilr from a state 10 a rather unusual
condition lie must pay. aud hdo, all
the court costs connected WIN the
various prosecutions Ina Wul,h lac has
teen defendant Receipts FOR tho
pay mcut OF more than fl1OO to otu-
clals of oklahoma county were llA
played 10 The pardon aud parole oitl-
lu,r. and IN addition Il wis stated
that more Ihau $500 additional rep.
rcsrutlug She expense accounts ut Va
riouH officers Who have gone 'hithtr
land Sun IN pursuit az RillmEHlcS
have also been hquidalcd.
\ diaiutotcAitI citizen Of bklthn
ma City ,uW"uting upon the I'M
Kingsley matter saturday voiced
what is probably the CunSensus oi
public opinion when he said. 'l'il
lingIoy was beyond the reach ot
| oklahoma officials and always man
aEcd Du stay beyond thclr reach, ana
probably never would be apprchcud-
ed and returned To the state. II
would serve no good purpose "a send
good money after bad and he has
| decorated the mahogany to very
| large extent It SENS to me that
| Oklahoma county has collected a
debt that SHE never expected would
be liquidated, and IN addition, under
the terms Of the parcel she ~ Tor
over rid ~ man who has caused
lhcr endless trouble killingslcy np-
parentiy rs satisfied and guess
everyone else ought To he.
An Oklahoma city attorney who
represented Billingsley In the adjust
ment Of the court costs ana other OK
pcnscs by which ne freed himself
| from further chase" by the state,
said thai the subject OF tho parole III
nov I'm Toledo. ohio. 81 understand
| that he intends TO secure an Interest
| IN "A motion picture theater there and
| he certainly intends TO lead differ
cnt lifc In the future
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28

That is what little Mary Delano
will answer II you question her re-
Enrding the quartet Of tiger cubs
which she daily fondles with all the
Joy OF the mistress OF a family OF
dolls The pets belong to tn" baby
section" Of The great new Ringing
Brothers and Blrnum a Bailey com
biucd shows Mary bolougs To Mr
and Mrs Marco Dclauu. performers
with the big circus The mothers,
FOR reasons that may well be
imagined. have merely nodding
acquaintance Mrs Dclano frt-
quently pauses to pay her respects
at Mrs Tigers barred apartment
but she has never been inside
Mary has named her plnymaics.
She calls them "Winkin, Blinkin and
Sod when she strokes their backs
they purr Ike kittens Sometimes
Mary tries to make the trio sit up
in chairs Just az her teddy bears do.
But the cubs are much more con
tent when spra~led out on the floor.
or course there viii come a time
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
IMMENSE SUCCESS IS
GOVERNMENT EXHIBIT
Thousands Attending Farm Com
grcss aud Sst'titg War Machinery
Ia Action at saltwater
TALKS ON ARMY ORDNANCE
Captain sidney Gives Instructive Lee
turC Concerning Production
of Tools of Rattle.

SpeeiAl 70 The World
STllLW AFTER. Aug ~ - Tn
campus Of the oklahoma \ ana VI.
college was nam an he" NV
wednesday. the tliN' Gay "I '"' -
crumcn' tank ana uL',oI 'N''."'I
which was u feature ot lh' 'hH""
farm congress. ,,.,,,,,,.
ThourHnds saw 'hr H'''o",'' H''Vm
of the overseas pieces IN a'',"H i"
the carr tN'U'"h -, ,rr,,
fleet OF tanks ranging from lhi'o
To 81 tons ~ wclgh' a''I'N w -, 49,,
attention. ScurfNlhN uN"' ."'
on their own tracks '' ~" "tr,,
To IS miles per hour the hn"F'i
tanks were a great contrast 10 'ne
bugc british machine whlch
bored over obstacles Al VIII. "H
British tank, weighing 81 IONS. W
opernted on the ba'ilc uclds OF f"-
rope hy the men Of tho dols' )'u'l
lean tank battalion, SCORES OF pu'
let marks on Baby l"i' A""" ~
fierce fighting In wh'ch sic
gaked Many OF the en,hH'l '''l''
also were under IRE ms a., a
tlorr OF the various hNH'lS ~.
.hoii attached and unatttorod to guns
was next in interest to the ans.
Shop traders were In opera Ph' ~
night the show grounds are pl's ~
Illuminated by the lIght from '"'
field generators
C,mouflased In thslr coats OF
r,nry color tho trucks tanks ana
,,ac,o,s nro a wierd sight when
no,o5,t rom the railroad ward Ia
~ 80 ,,ro,,rds nv n roundabout
Wv e'',r" rota nnvements he eX
,Wi,,, "uv ,ter,nl rlyaled circus pa
raS. r,T,,eu ''''
'"1o W y sidney ordnance de
IMAM, vim is in command Of the
i.' 49,, r"ssea tho crowds gathered
in'n, S ~. ntsoe. lie said during
A. A., ",,u '' ,he nrdnanceg department
nv M ,., ,ror to furnish 100000
VIZ t. -, ar,icIcs FOR this 1t re-
Na'..., ,ho outnut OF 500 coo fac
,sro arJ r 600 600 men. That ~
w. ,os.o,, whv the war cost wac
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when Mrs Delano will forbid Mary
from further asSociatirg with Mrs.
Tlsors youngsters But just now
they play together for hours at a
time The tiger kittens were born
~ captivity. and this Will have a
tendency to make them less fero-
clous than their parents when they
grow up And wise men maintain
that the influence OF little Mary De-
lano VIII have its effect. too.
There are many hahy animals with
the Ringing Brothers and Barnum
\ Bailey shows and more than 600
grown ones Included are "A number
OF trained dumb actors such AZ polar
lnt black bears that skate. dance or
yiuo bicycles, monkeys and dogs that
play upon musical Instruments and
ride bareback and whole com mpanies
of prancing shetland ponies In war
drills. Ot course there are elephants
the geratest number ever toured
in America five troupcs OF trained
seals and many other wonderful
dumb actors Exhibitions are to be
given here Wednesday. September II.