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The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-08

MT. and Mrs. George Armstrong, pioneers of the Yukon, have left their home at Whitehorse to make new home in the States. MT. and Mrs. Armstrong have been prominent in their section of the country ever since their arrival there.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-08

No one should be without an cleo tric plate, especially the kind with 3 different heats. Northwestern Hard ware Company.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-08

Fresh Ever-Ready Flashlight Bat teries, all sizes. Blum-O'Neill Go. 3-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-08

It's the flavor and the grain which make the bread at the City Bakery famous.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-08

secured a contract from Australia to furnish 3,OOO,OOO feet of lumber this fall, and alterations must be made in the plant to take care of the increased output.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-08
TERRITORIAL NOTES

MT. and Mrs. Philip Keith of Idita- rod went to Tenakee hot springs short time ago to take a well-earned vacation. They have been in the Interior for twenty-two years, made modest furtune and from now on will take it easy.
 Harry Simmons, for nineteen years in Yukon and Alaska, most of which time he was in the signal corps of the American army, has re- turned to Fairbanks, after having served for the past two years with the army in the States.
 pr. David H. More, for the past fourteen months acting chief sur geon of the railroad commission hos pital at Nenana base, has left that place accompanied by his family. They will locate somewhere in the western part of the United States.
 The signal corps at Valdez an- nOunces that the cannery radio sta tion at Naknek, Alaska, has been closed for the season.
 The mill of the Arness Lumber Company at Petersburg has been shut
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-08

The mill of the Arness Lumber Company at Petersburg has been shut down for some time The mill has
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18


IN announcing my candidacy for reelection
10 this Maryland Senate, subject 70 the Demo
ratio primaries. il Il proper that should give
ONE sscc0pns pf nly stew ardship since haze
anne Arundel Eounty--In doing this | know
Il ma better wky than 10 make public letter
aeeiyed from ono who has watched my career
.ince have been public Official. He says
IT have had my eye on yon for many years.
ina am clad "a ~ able to sag that have
.issAys found yon 81 your post, ready 20 do
gour full dirty IN the Legislature sou have
,een especially aetiRe in the interests q our
ehools and roads and IN ne defense q our
sonnty agmiast the Rnrroaeinnents Of baltimore
ity Yon have secured The passage Of balls
or the construction and repair 81 school
isusea and have been especially helpful In oh
shining better salaries for onr teachers. The
oIl8wing aAmInary Viii show your work IN
hase and ether wayss
THE Introduction pf resolution for Ma
ionai Defense road from Bladenshnrg TO Camp
PArale the securing Of STATE aid for roads !
working rerpisfeDtiy for their betIermrnt and
4ll in All you have done more Tor the roads
han amy 0Iher man Won have ever been The
ried aud frle friend Of the oystermen you
ook the military census Of the County q Your
avn expense 81 the extra session yon sup.
forted strongly the bill for Council ef De-
tenRe introduced and worked hard for the
aiiT % efinhlish the military camp ~ Camp
spprorrissiaD for the Arpory and raising the
tAtus % ST. Johns graduates to rank as lieu
enants I'll the Army uHerrd also the following
i bill 10 enlarge the JesSmp Cut arm another
- compel al ablc.hodiad mon 70 work six dayg
n the week and still another tending 10 the
conservation ~ food. and working 2ealoHsly for
m measures locking 20 fha successful proseeii
ion 81 The war n the Liberty Loan campaign
iou travelled Nh over the Comfy. working Will
Colonel Hdrkins Tudka Moss, Mr., Ridgeiy Mel
IN and ethers TO Md in the Increased pro-
luctiDn 81 fond for onr soldiers you worked r
.reRter acreage on yaur farm. even though AZ
loss svsiae 70 irhor conditions IN the Red
srosa work won had yntir whole henrt and
oul being generous with financial aid and
ssnafnr vnur Trucks ard hired hrip both IL
aliv and elsewhere whenever calInd nnnn u
an Comnnniiv work ron responded most viii
tngly. In sinsing may say without exAggeras
fnf you have beon the strongest and rlosf I'm
lent worker We have had II nnr TegisIature
~ manv years. and yan richly deserve ri
sieelion.n
re tlsn peoph aYain reposa confidence IN me
sy sending me q the Senate ! promise 70 dc
u IL nv power III merit the high praise be-
owed npAh me Shove agA 20 wnrk nntiringlv
n The interests 81 onr Comfy Rsd rs citizens
FRANK H. nIrvAI4I4,
9sIAtf ST. Maygaretss Nd.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
solng Amavg GIFTS

II you want 70 TAXA some loving
stitches for the friend who Ii going
away, who has birthday, who has
sl0ne you many kindnesaes, who ~ the
hon0ree az i bridal shower. or Who
last needs something 10 cheer her up.
or help her out, and .you can't think
what ID make. consider ttese things +
A vest or pique. ratine, or crochetef
or knitted ssooI for the np-to- date tall
orad suit
], Il crocheted cord and tasseI to wear
either with 3 elfpocver sweater or q
Jersey frock
A lettuce bag of cheese cloth IN.
which to drain salad greens. This
win Be very acceptable TO the particu-..
lar honsekeeper
A tassel or tow OF silk or wool,
They are used nov as curtain pulls
and AZ lamp shade pulls, besides az
trimming ON dresses and hats. /.
A erochetad boudoIr cap with the
pretty pointed ear pieces that must
be wired te stand ont prettiiy.
A cauaisole OF ribbon with cro-
&heteo top.
a pretty. but useful apron CS crashs
cross stitched Ia bright colOra
A 0ne piece com hing packet Of aar-
qaoise albatrnss with an ad@e aniahed
Ii white knittAd wo0I
a BIG rgy nj bag 0f wool crash.
esnbBoade2d "a eroas stitch and Lined
with contrasting silk
A pair of eaRaie SHADES crOchstea
In gold thEsaa III y loose net looking
stitch Oser nsle green silk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
Johns HOPKINS ulsxv :
naasimore, AEaryiaua
So Ice = - 1olss
aTAYE gcy SHIPS IN
rNnr1zBERxNa COURSES

.s.,sx. ny AMYNATfONS for tho he
- 70 - Enslaeerine. aa yell IS for the
,,ss rts ana sriensvs viii H held In
gfnls. Hoancwood MONDAY TIL RS
X 81 fgaSRER 1915 1919. beginning ~
q "A II eash aar.
pY,a ,fsxTlONR FOR SClfOLARSiIIFs
& II 3 Il : OF fStSINEERI ING.
~ g s 81 mnaer Ire prosisions 81 the Laws
{shsYser %. ial2 viii now be
z. ~ II ,l,4re Is inore than one applicant
$3.50 scl,alarshtT' roInIetitiye eN
ioE ~. ,.',ss II tai..a FRIDAY. SEPTf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
DIDATEs cOLUa


herehy anneuTace that ana ! candidate.
Tor tbs asssee n& Clark a. tAA EiFrnlt C0Arti
for Anae Agun<e2 Counsy, saBtect 20 The
MG9auh 0f me xsAmoefaflc Primaries
In mNkkn@ this announcement teet fllaS
i ah0aaa @emEe hFkHAlE. kiEHt--Ilaa 4
nEs mQElfnAfssd MfIA elected 20 this mflsce 4
win III kk& beat Df Msy aktii nnd 1uag~
sa<nt iilsgenflg and faithfully. without
stmreaMafsy A0F pFeausfss~ dtnsharGe the duties
"a said once. 1 wHs appptntesl depufy
clerk unser 5EaiaF SpriRg Marwetd. then
eierk III fhe fspFluR ef fes1, aHd upon the
death III ThAanM@ n BeaHl In April fsaAl.
Il Naa appointed ChIef Iseputy Clerk. afid
shas~ segyeA continuously as Ehisf .ssiastSf.
nndeF Ma5as HAFwoaa, John G. EansanB
and Or. sse1rwe Wells, nnRs the latter
death Ia Sessle9nber. 1878 0n the Bret ~
October asAA WAS ny the Judges " the
Circuit C0afs ~ Ehaa efreyitty unanimously
4 ppainted Clerk Of The Court ~ succeed
our lsfe lamented Dr. George Wells, until
the next tseBerai Eies.fian la NoyeEn Der Of
the present year.
with my lhng service AMI expersence as
d .pAhlfe servant. ! feel that ] can con
HdenEays lock for Fal and hearty sup
port of the good pesIfsie 0f this county ~
fkass coming Primary and General Election.
Il have afMays regarded 4 pnSiie Office
AZ d public truafs and irlnly helleye that
he who faithfuIiy and honestly discharges
the simfteA of the 0fiiae 10 which pc las
been eles.srsi Of appointed beaf serves his
tArfy and the public,
iY2sstY Nh. y. ssf4kSl1IeS NH
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
WIDENED OPPORTUNITY
FR DISABLED ~

Opportunities are open 70 disabled
service men ID obtain vocational tralz-A
ing iii the bodybuilding Industry m
the same time they will ~ eaSntng,
good wages, according 10 announce
menk made by Col. ArthuE NoOda.
special assistant to the Secretary Of
1aF. 81 claarge of re-enp loynent e.
former service men Those Interested
10 these OPPORTUNITIES should comm
nicate with the once Of the assistant
10 the Secretary or War. which Will
give them further Information One
opportunity q With the Submarine
Boat Corporation ri Newaxk, NJ J..
which offers from 46 10 So cents per
hour 10 men who are learning the
trade III the same time they are
taught any IT she following trades:
Riveters, holders-on. heaters, clippers
and calkers, Yeamers and drillers.
b0iters. regulators, painters. lInemen.
shipfitters, pipeatting. marine plumb
ess. plpe-coverers, pipe hangers, erec-
lion machinists and electric welders
A man may become proficient ship
Rorket within six weeks 10 two
months. depending on the trade and
his personal application, when he Is
put on production
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
HATcHERIEs pRoDIlc,.
VARIETIES 81 r,s !

The Censersa ai4
Maryland N Thomas
man has sent o,l a
letter. iIllder daie
Our hate terie
ties OF iissl in iltsreis ~
order thai ilip s1
derived rs ls
streams " every pfr
not only tlleit sS
but The species hes
new form
been devised
allpliest Ion pf
questions and sfsp
sagge Ions 81
questions are iii{5 #
deciding Whether
qnested the Rp
stream. biu alse ta
The streams d
NJ I desire III
plieation 81 the
n general. ba3 esils
zens who wtsA III
stocking 81 fll
[ Il done ST entt .s
lig
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
VINO GETS THE pRIcEl

Has the farmer been getting the
high prices for foodsttIffs which
the consumer Is paying IS ques-
ton that can be answered in the
affirmative III most cases. Here
and there the farmers, Of course,
do not get a fair amount in pro-
portion 10 the prices which the
city people are paving for food
stuIfs, but in general the farmer IS
getting 4 price which he never
expected 10 see.
This Is illustrated IN the case
of white potatoes on the Eastern
Shore Of Virginia. 4 great potato
producing region According to
q dispatch in the Baltimore Sun
from Onancoek. Va, the sales Of
white. Of Irish. potatoes through
the Virginia Produce Exchange
of that place has amounted to GOOD
cars. which sold for about s., 000,-
900. The prices for potatoes. &C
cording to the official figures,
and these prices were paid to
the farrnersl, range from $40 %
$40 4 barrel. while the same dis
patch SAYS that IN 1915 the aver
APE was 80 cents barrel.
In 1914 the United States pro-
duced 100 .gsl 900 bushels 81 POI
sakees. tte average price of which,
on the farm. was 49, cents per
bushei. In 1915 the crop Of pota-
toes amounted e 35q, a. GOO, and
the average price On the farm was
6l.7 cents, In the following year
We had i great crop failure, and
The total potato yield was $780,
ss53 600 bushels. ard prices on the
farm Immediately jumped 80 an
average Of ri sfI per bushel The
crop 81 lass year and this year Is
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18

below the normal requirements ct
the eounutry, Judged by the pro-
duction az the last 10 or II years,
and. therefore, % this shortage IL
production Is due 4 large part Of
the enormous price which the lar
uiers are receiving for their pota-
to crop and which the consumers
are compelled to pay By reason ct
supply unequal to the demand.
Manufacturers Record. Balti-
more, Nd.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
fars Eplws,a

& There can be no hereditary autoc-
racy Of wealth
where wealth IS teft free as a rule
Ii pisces ID shFee generations from
shirt sleeves 10 SHIRT sleeves
We may safely trust those who have
mt made TIE nnoney 70 prove adeptS
n sqgandertng II.
10 keep fortune IS scarcely less
lllf0ealt "a to acquire Il
The man rho dies rich dies dis
gracea
Ittis nat aetnaI var ne have "a fear.
but tie danger 81 var. wAich hangs
over ths world IKE i pall
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
1eaHnetfe StaHe
Va.

Va
Harvey ". Stone
III the Circuit Court Tor Anne Arundel
County.
The ohiact 81 this bin "a to procure
divorce vtReal0 natFinuali BY the com
pIaiDAnf. Jeanaette stone, from the defend
ant Harvey ~ Stone
The BIZ states that the parties wers
married on OF about September LIST. 1N1s
Is Annapaain AEhFyiaAd. ard that ths
nlaaHstfe IN Fe2kleant 0R the State Of Mary
land. That no ckdldren were born GO gllf
aa9d part1ca. Thaf shortly After she mar
Mage the pafttea west TO reside st EhQgn
aaFille, NprtA Carolina, Ne former hofne
~ the defendant and that although the
e0nAmcf 81 the plHinslN tossArag the Satss
defendant was always kind. saeeslonsfe
Ell che plnintia am reEasad ~ szppuis Der
end finally ordered her out OK their home.
and the plaintiff WA obliged 10 peek =
napoiis. MaFvIaEa. That aaGa abandon
Rnent 1t the plaintiff nv the defendant yrs
hfa delIheFafe and anaF net. ami that ~
has eonttnued uninterrRpt esslg for uaorF
than thre yeara. and 10 Ii beyOHM any bore
&c reconciliation. That said Harvey VI.
stone ID 4 mon-Teail@R4 ~ the State ag
MaryiRnAa aNa his last knpwN address Was
ThouaasyiaIp North Carolina.
H9 b th@re2f0n oFssered by The Circuit
Cart az Anue Aannael cnnnty taaas
90 BAY or August. ISIS,
8Aak tie pfzxntaG ~ gaaaius cppy nf thta
order to ~ Inserted hi some Newspaper
yssIstsaheRd 81 Ante Arupdea eVaaty onre
ID eaxh AZ foBr emeceeasEe weeks be30rr
ss1le skh DAY IT September. zss29 gtve Aotaee
~ the aald aesen kant.s Harvey ~. Rspng of
me zshlecf aKa eph&8aDce 0R tits bill. mHsf
warning ham ~ appear IN 4Afa G@uTt be-
grfe the seth AaS ~ eptesnbefs 1Nf@s CO.
show eanps. e any Pc haa. Why aecEae
Ma =. sg08IsQARB. Clerk
49, ss,sS 81 & e mn sstars as
aRAs IL
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
&c alaMT KIAp u ! DEaOcRAg

This is the last day for candi-
dates in the primaries Of Septenl-
Der s to file their certificates. and
ii appears that in Anne ARUNDEL
there will be plenty II them. This
Is, under the circumstances. as i
should he. The ticket here will
have 10 be made BY the Demo.
cratic voters
In several other parts Of the
State the party has been able e
get its representative men togeth-
er, and 10 agree upon most Of the
candidates Emory + Coblentz,
of Frederick, who was widely
spoken III for Governor has taken
one Of the places on the lcgisla-
tive ticket there. He was urged
To be the candidate for the State
Senate, but IN a fine and manly
letter, he says that he would ratll-
Il go on the ticket for the House
81 Delegates us the nominee for
the Senate, il might be said that
the large business interests he has
would influence him, but as 4 can
didate for the House no such IN
tinlation could be made. Mr..
Coblentz. man Of the highest
character, issto be credited, per
haps. with oyer-nicety but he has
put his finger on one Of the great
est evils Of partisan politicspet
~ sel6shncss.
II is to be hoped that loose and
unfounded assertions and mali
cious attacks on candidates Of their
supporters III our local primary
will BE conspicuous BY their alb
sence, and that the campaign vii
be elevated to its proper level ane'
conducted with due regard to ths
public interests, The ticket must
be elected after ii is nominated
md that will require the homes
and conscientious efforts Of every
true member Of the party
Mr.. Coblentz deserves to come
to Annapolis, and 70 have in the
Legislature with him as many
men 81 his ownhigh ideals Of hon
or and sacrifice as it is possible
10 send to the State House sucl
4 Legislature as this would b.
worthy Of Richie and Lee and
Heating and Magruder
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
i, r,lI / ma.

One quarter p8,fl
cnpful wafer.
tartar, 4ipfia
all these togeilley
minutes. then llt4i ISL,
comes eIu1idY aiilt il
into 4 deep Rla NJ 81
cut in squares aaa
paper u
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
srss

OatTseh feathers are made lmt0 ALI
sorts OF intaFasgxng takmzaing davseas.
AZ y qaase tAAeas Tor agaasSaa That OK
tsioh ahOsia - i assna srinasning quite
- ranch 0r nSBss tstAu j hat trirasala:
aaAd tha irancaala hss 10 haan sDeeas llsg
eaavsr Ia evassag igasn no szalss III
attractive.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
70 THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY

hereby announea my candidacy for Mem
har 81 the House Of Delegates, subject 70 ths
primary election u 81 held IN Septslnber. 1912
realize that the most promising part q oui
ounty has baen annexed 70 Baltimore Ssts
and. nndar the changed conditions, the epnIttJ
tjll have 10 b reconstructed 70 meet eondltiont
IL they exist. 4.
81 nominaiad shd elected. pledge myseli
work unrsAninKly Tor Lie best Interest q
4. ENOCH p. JOHNSON,
Eollay RoAtQfaee. Anne Arundel Co, Md
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
IN MEM RIAM

M0BRRT-Ih nd bat Ievtug remembrance
of my dear a0n. FRANK AdnBEIsY. whe
departed shIs life ore year ag0 today.
AuRpSf 18Th, lptS.
Al precious ene from an has gone,
a voice We love n sffiled
A place Ii rAcant HI our home.
That never ran be Ailed.
& did not know the pain yOu bore.
Il did not re ron die.
L Only know yea wpat away.
And did not eay Good b t-e.
~ AiN loving mother.
AIS JOSEPHINE SITARPs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
ANNorNs.E

hereby announce my candidacy for the
,sEl,e TT County CoDtmiNnioner % Anne
4raa.ael County for the Second District,
subject 10 the action ~ the democratic
AIN be appreciated.
II T. MILTON sDtSNsA1s1.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18

High coat d living and the railroad
proposition are causiAg rs TO lose In
terest ii the crushing De the Bolahe-
vIki Chattanooga News
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
ANNOuNs IN M Z

HEREBY anisanstce myself IA 4 candi-
late for membership an thR State Cen.
"a, ,aas c"mnsittee N III Delaoeratic party
subject to the PRIMARY.
Il JOHN dep. DOW.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18

while the public II running the
proifeer To earth, let Il not forget
tho cold-storage CRATER Washing
Ton Post
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18

A race riot. II has been remarked.
Il zone war In which both sides lose
and neither gains d victory. sayal-
nah News
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
ron BENT Bel
~ n
y LEI

RMDGsRAgE- On A9ngafat 18th at the Ma.
3ssMl EEORrzhaI Mxfzx IN j. weeasb ailneaa
COMMANDER de WITT CLINTON
REI1tsHAyE. n. n
Funeral will he held nj 8 40 o'clock Tuaa-
dey from hia late residence u College
Avenue. a1B
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
M

I hereby Announce my candidacy FIR thu
Democratic pomfnation for the House %
9eipgafps subject ~ the primary eieefIai
q be held September rext
Having fought for the peonle nf Ammo
ArupaieI fonnfy on the baftIe5ieids q,
france I w0Hlsi 10 BIeaaed to nghf fot
sully.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
WHAT
EXcnlk GEES SAY

Broadway Ii furnishing some strik-
ing productions these days y
York Evening SIM.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18

When girl asks a fellow to be her
bean she may merely be trying to
string him
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
e.lAkal q - 80

The Rac4or and members Of st Phsiif,ss
Chnreh desire To express their sincere
thanks TO the Mayor and Gfzy Council
and WafeF Witch Fire mpSny for Else
gae ef grounds for Laws Eeke and the
general public for their liberal patrona ~
AMBROSE GARCIA, Mgr.
w.. II. BETLEk, SeeE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18

Necessity known no Law, hut thai
doesn't make the BoIahevist 4 necessi-
".
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18

Jack HOrner lineage Tribune.
Lloyd George, II Ii stated will not
take any reward Tor his services To-
Great Britain during the war. Not
even life Premiership New York
Evening Post.
The ran who said sieel was either
q prince or papper saw Il In both
conditions, bur associated with It
mainly. as his fortune showed, In its
pnuceIy state New York World.
II Is becoming apparent bow very
provisional the German Provisional
government IN. 1t carries out its
agreements provided Il Ii convenient
40 do So Charleston News and cou-
rier
Iondon,s slogan OF Prison for pro-
Ulcers sounds we'll In any language
Buffalo Commercial
The scarcity OF domestic supplies
will be explained ii the export ware
houses are opened and their guilty
secrets barred. Baltimore American.
Under the leather protiteers' plan To
educate the public to SIS shoes, many
.og us would be forced to grow up In
ignorance. New York World.
5s
There are many nominal reasons
Why Senator Lodge Is against the
League Or Nations, but the only real
reason Ii that President Wilson Is for
III. New York World
Secretary Lansing makes 1t quite
clear that before trade with Germany
can be resumed on any considerable
scale the treaty must be ratified.
Spring aeld Republican
With automobiles .plentifnI and the
motor truck numerous railroad
strike that tied UP the lines wouldn't
be as formidable condition after all
as, say. Is years, ago SSaya nnah News
The wise guys In the railroad bro
lherhooas talk about issuing I per
cent bonds to pay for the railroads.
Who'd buy 'em when yon can get I 3-4
Tor Victory Honds washington Post
The new Senate committee tor the.
invest igation OF the Mexican situation
has Senator Fali as It's chairman This
viii probably cheer the Intervention
asts more than a little. Charles News
and Observer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18

L0sT Large Gold Seal Ring With name
Nillian, Alden Hail III s. MANY. pialnlyi
engraved on Inside family clat ~ arms
"a top Naval Academy crest en n,ls
side aud 1905 class crest On either VIII
al Carved Hall Ill Annapolis. Mary lans,
please return Ii 10 eammander " A.
Hall. t.. s. Navy The Eenediek, fAe Fly
tain reward. 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18

The Plumb plan haFks back to
Mother Goose, the hero being Little
Jack Homer Chicago Tribune.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18
MONEY 70 LOAN

MONEY 10 LOAN-Money 90 loan Sc
AHnsposts. Nj iyls-a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18

saxAwNsw .rO HelAN--t3n ns0rtEaGe tn sums
10 suit on reasonable terms Fartaal
tsaymenf allowed. JatneA AZ 1unFssf; ~. NJ g.
iorney. 1yls.u
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-18

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