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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-11
SERUM TO PREVENT CHOLERA
Case Cited Of Sow In Tennessee Which
Survived After All Other Mem
bers OF Herd Died.

prepared by tie United states DEPART
ment Of Agrlcultlfe)
Two years ago a farmer In Maury
county. Tennessee. lost all his hogs
from cholcra-he didn't believe In vac
cination thcn-so when the county
agent called on him in the fall ~ 1917
20 interest him In increasing hog pro-
duction. In answer 10 the call OF the
United States department Of agricul-
ture, little encouragement was re-
Ccived.
However the farmer wanted 10 do
his part. 50 he purchased brood
sow and 10 please the county agent. he
said. had the animal vaccinated. He
placed the SOW in his brothers herd
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-11
FEED GRAIN FOR FINISHING
Practice Is Advisable 10 Harden Soft
Fat and Meat and Put on
Additional Weight.

Farmers substituting pastures entire.
~ for grain and other concentrated
feeds To their market hogs through
the summer will find that. before mdr-
keting in the fall. il will be advisable
10 feed grain 20 harden the soft fat
and meat and put on additional weight.
Light but steady grain feeding on pas
ture. however. gives better results
than n heavier feeding during a short
er finishing period.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-11
TO KEEP BARNARD SANITARY
in Filling Of Gravel or Other
Material.

In building n barnyard. first pro
vide for drainage and then put In a
filling OF gravel or cinders Soft coal
ashes from factory are a good ma
terial. but cinders from railway
locomotive are better. Such a yard
will seldom or never be muddy. and
Il can be kept clean and sanitary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-11
USE VEGETABLES AND FRUITS
Plan How to Utilize All Perishsble
Produets-Don't Wait Until
Ready for Use.

Now Is the time TO plan how you
will utilize the perishable products.
such. for instance. as vegetables and
fruits. II you wait til these products
aie ready FOR use 10 think about the
way they are to be disposed Of you will
most surely lose much of the surplus.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-11
Eskimos Play Football.

Football is favorte amusement
with the Eskimos OF all ages and its
origin is lost in remoteness. The
sphere is made OF Sealskin stuffed with
reindeer hair.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-11
PLANT CORN FOR
EhSILACE EARLY
Expensive Mistake Generally
Made in Northern States by
Planting Crop Last.
BEST FOR LARGE VARIETIES
Crops Are Made Much More Profitable
When Judged by Feeding Value
and Not by It's Height or Weight
Cultivation Pays

prepared b. the United states Depart
rnent OF AgricultureJ
Planting ensilage corn last instead
OF first is an expensive mistake very
generally made in northern portions Of
the United States. Strong terminating
seed OF ensilase varieties from farther
south should be planted two or three
weeks earlier than the home grown
seed, which is planted for the produc-
ton Of grain.
Earlier Planting. Better Yields.
When large ensilage varieties from
Virginia or Missouri. for example. are
planted In northern states late Ira May.
they make a rapid. long ointed, tend
or. succuienf growth, and are 50 green
when fall froSts occur that they are
heavy 20 handle. low in feeding value.
and make ensilace which IS sloppy
aud too sour But when planted in
April. or very early May. they make
slower. harder growth. better with
stand spring frOsts and summer
drOughrS and reach more advanced
condition of maturity and produce
more grain than when planted later.
Fan froSts. not spring frosts. are most
to be feared.
Early maturing. home grown varie-
ties DO not need and may not be bene-
fitted boy unusually early planting bur
large growing ensilase varieties are
benefited. Though somewhat dwarfed
by very early planting The large en-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-11

for breeding the following spring
While there the destructive disease
came and every one ~ his brothers
hogs died. but the yaccinated sow sur
vived and has since produced two lit
e r. % healthy pigs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-11
Prelimlnaries.

81 want 10 enlist your interest in
this enterprise" The first thing
must recruit is my health"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-11

When a dog barks at the moon all
night II is n sure sign OF insomnia on
the part Of the dog--and Others.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-11

To keep clean and healthy take Doctor
Plerce's Pleasant Pellets. Ihey regulate
liver. bowels and stomach. Adv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-11
LESSONS OF DAIRYING
APPLIED TO WOODLAND

prepared by the United States
Department OF Agriculture
Feed costs money. II COW
does not pay for her feed you
dispose OF her ana buy a new
one.
Why keep a tree II II Is not
paying rent on the land Ii oc-
cupiesi Replace il by a faster
growing tree.
II you want good calves you
breed good COWS.
You can not get good young
trees from the seed Of poor
kinds. Leave seed trees OF the
kinds that grow fastest and are
most valuable.
ayS 3 p Z r {. SesIs-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-11

A rose boy any other name would be
Just as expensive in midwinter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-11

Science may be learned by rote !:
wisdom not.-S terne.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-11

When Bsby is Teething
GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDICINE will correct
the stomach and Bowel troubles Perfectly ham
less. SEQ directions on the bottle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-11

Nofn carry
silage varieties will. by nature. make
ample stalk growth. and because OF
early planting viii yield more and
ripper grain and make richer and sweet
or ensIlage. Early planting supplies
the age necessary for maturation and
reproduction.
EARLY Cultivation Warns Soil.
Ensilage crops in the North are
made much more profitable when these
two points are Observed
Judge the crop by It's feeding value
and not by its height or weight. or the
amount Of labor necessary 10 silo IL.
Although earlier planting neceSsi-
tates earlier cultivation. IL pays. Ear
~ cultivation dries and warns the
soil surface II II remains wet II re-
mains cold. and the young corn can
not grow. Stirring causes the surface
20 dry rapidly. absorb heat. feel warm
20 the hand. and the corn To- grow
while near by. uncultIvated soil will
remain cold. with corn at a standstlll
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-11

prepared bv the United States Depart
ment OF Agriculture)
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-11

prepared by tie United States Depart
ment Of Agr4cultlfe)
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-11

Usec ny Mot6ers FOR over thirty years.
Not Accept Any Substitute MOTHER GRAYS SWEET POWDERS
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CANDIDATES COLUMN
ANMOUNCKMRxT


goS the uiisre e. Eiefk Ok the N4Frnlk Court
R0g Anne ArumdeA C0amtys sub1ect t0 the
axaaas w Ka1N Democratic Primes les.
ID mAktam tzsp announcement feel snAs
IL xhoala STATE 6riHey. Fitak-(Thss a
am nOfafnatea and elected 90 this atAee :
wgi % the b<at 81 mr. skill md 1u1Ks
aeae asllgeAiIy aud faithfully, without
partially Or pFejnsIise discharge the duties
81 aid aaslee WAS appointed deputy
clerk unss@r Maj0r Sprigg HARDWOOD. then
clerk In the Spxfug of 1Ss1. and upon tue
tlemfh az Thomas q. Beait IN April lsSsa
VAS npssoIpsed Ghfef Deputy Clerk, and
have served eonttnuoualy as chtef Deputy.
under MRs0r AarNo0ds JohM hNnnun
and Or. George Wells. upei tie lAfteF :
death In s&psesn Der, 1919 20 the hTst q
october 1DlH was by the Judgen Of the
t4rrnia coark % taaia eiFetlik, unanimously
aprofaked Clerk of the Court 70 sucseesi
CIR fate iasAenfed DP. George Wells. until
the neAt General Election In November 81
she EsSeeEaL yeAr.
with my long service and experience %
pMhIic aeF4aut, / fsel that ! cau con
Rxsenflx isssk for loyal aud hearty ault-
Dagt - Ehe Ro0t people OF this county "
the eetakng Primary aild tsenesa 4 haisas ssoh
| have always rpgnrdeA pupns othek
as = d palhIic truats aud firmly believe tltai
Ne who faithfully and honestly alBehar sef
the stufiee 0f the uifiee 20 which ne mas
BEEN elected OF appointed beat serves his
party aud the pglbltc. Z
1r.k.t-ff " N. n N0OtfA tAfN
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

n the circuit Eeart or Aane ASnnde'
County. LII Ssqntty ~ bArte ia the mat:
Ter ~ Rruna Liza.
The object aG the pesiEssn III the abavs
Untitled cause is 10 change the name d
Bruuo IAuA to Hruna pABucsJ-
The petition STATES that the petitionei
leaifSs 70 rhan9e bis nal.se u acgorsia ans
Sith the provisions % Article XVI. SeCti0i
81 II tie 1904 Code 81 Public General
Laws: that the petitioner ~sa bern Ii
seEa living III Abe uEItaf Sfai9s for mort
han ten years, sud has resided II ANN
arundel Count II, State Of Maryland. fol
discovered that the egig1uAt fanailT namt
was paGucM. for which reason he sleHtres
the Court to bass an order changing Hi
aast,s from Bruno I.Ina % BFaRo Pan.
NEIL
ii il thet@upon tAls alst day 0g Inly
1914 ordered. by he Circuit Court FIJI
Anne Arundel County. ih Equity, that tht
s4etlfiAuef 10 liaA cOpy 0f this order, stMf,
M ne os.sasf assd sSIhatanre ri safss npfi
sa0u, ID Sc ihaFxked fl sg,ne daily nerss
Asber pnlliahrsi I'd Anne AFHm1el CeHhty
en.e aeek for three succevasTe wealIt
beahrp the
Sssh cay 81 Aswass. Eaae.
giving Motive to rham 4 raag concern 10
app@aF In this court, ln peg#0n or BY ~
sscftor. on or before eke lth day hf AnguAk
1919 10 show rauNe. III AIRY There be- WHY
i decree 1h0mld nus be IsRaRpa Ne PRAYED.
ROBERT MOSS 4. J.
- ~ \. sroDDWARp. Caerk.
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MRATV on AmwtsAsfm
STATE fESy4 M cox y KsEON
NOTICE ~ teNTRArT0Ils

sealed proposals Tor haiidiag one nee
tion 81 State Highway, as follows
Amaze ArmmslAs E0Mnty IasstFmr& 49,,
Fe1ewMi Aid Project No. y Or nerktosl
~ TseFenae Highway froln GAInk Rafaae
tow ard GheMterMaad, for Ag@kMme@ 81
90 asssle r0taerete. will be recetFed ~ tar
state RaadM CsaaaliaNi9a. 81 It's n1AsR1,
gus Garrett nnIidtpG Baltimore. Mary
and. snEiI AZ ~ an
snA Dag ef ID esmAee. 1919.
at whteh tIhe and pia they will be pnh-
fEcJy opened Mnd real
Bids musl 81 made Don the blank pro,
DoaaI foEm which wik specifications alas
Sslana will B~ furnihhG& by the cNmInis-
si0n upon HppIJcntIoM nnd sanh payment 81
s1.00. 80 heFeafter 40 ehagSes Will - per.
mtttad.
No bids viii ke received Hnie1s Arcom.
naut@d @y q eeSttEed cheek far Ehesaan n
f1ye HBndked $500 Ilotlars. payable q
the State Roads EonsnElseFon
Taae smrcreMfnl h&alAeK will be feaulres
TO gtye b0nd. and cOgnpiy with the Acfs
81 Use tsenerai Assembly ct Maryland, ~
Hfseess Rg c0nkrMeta.
The Comsaigaion reserves the right 4
re teet my and all bids.
By order Uf ire Nfafe Roads Caminta,
sion tAIs 18th day Of AuKust, 1915
FRANK X. z0tsck. chairman.
CLYDE hi WILSON Serrefary s-2l-2
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ANNOUNCEMENT

" .nrnpnrsns nv candidacy Tor reelection
10 The Maryland Senate, subject y thr 1eiaoz
cratic primaries. II Is proper that should giYe
sonle account of ms stewardship since ! have,
heen III The employ Of my fellow citizens 81
Anne Arundel GOuafy II doing this know
oE no better Way than 70 make public aeethf
received from une who has watched iny career
since / have been public Official. lie says
have had my eye on y0n for many ytAFhs
and L am gfRd 10 be abs 10 say that have
hiways found ron ri your post. ready to 40
your fuL dn.y ~ tls soa 3, n AZ
srh3Ak AID roads, and u fhA defsnse Of our
Courtv against the eneroaehTaeats oi Baltimors
City You. 1Ss1 secured ilfa fssage o. Dllis
h0nsas and nave been especially helpful n %.
.aiTling better salaries for our teerhers The
following summary VIII Elt0W Your Work ~
these and other Ways:
.ssIh4 Introduction of resolution mr. Na-
tfonaF Defense road from Hladsnsbure ~ Camp
Parole the securing Of stats aid t9f foNas |:
working persistenily for their betieEEasnss am
~ ii ~ scu have done nor sgs ts s.s sossss
tried and icue friend G1 IA aEyptsl yuu
took the military rersus % TIE Coanty g your
own pkpensa a the extra session 80 sup
ported strongly the bill Tor SeAntis a. lse
Tense inifedneed and worked hard for the
hin ia eMahlikh the military camp at Gasp
Meade; secured the passaRe af biIh Faaksng w
appropriation for thr 4 smefy and raising ne
status Of Sit Johns graduates ~ rank n ilen.
tenants II the Array oFsred also tie follow ING !;
bin 10 erlarre iha Ipssup Cut Farm smother
ID coraFei M mblu.besa5ad Flen 10 work six days
ia "a week and attn aBofirr tending % The
ceTarvaaea q food. end worline zssloas1y iar
ton Of the ANafs II tAe Liberty L0kH cAsapAign
snn trAyelrd nj over ND fs6Hnsy. Working Win
Colonel Hopkins, Iudge Moss, Mr. Ridgrly Mel
vim and Others To sid IN the increased pro
fncaion ~ food for nigr soldiers Won wnrksd
greater acreage On yaur farm. even though 81
Iass owinr ia labar conditions n the Rest
Gross whrk you had yanr whole heart and
sonl being generous With financial aid and
binding vonr trucks and hired haip both n
eaiiv and elsew here. whenever caiied unon. n
aH Commute work you rexpanded most win
;uriy III cl0sfre snay sag without exAggpra
ion yom hive been the strgn eaxi and most T n
sians worker We haze hHi IN our IAgislatarf
~ vsanv years. and you richly deserve re-
election
III the people agan repose confidence ~ me
~ sending me in tie Senate. promise 70 Do
III in my power ~ merit fhe high praise be-
:fowed MON tue shove and 10 work nntiriHriT
IN the intarcsts Of alir County AID Us citizens
FRANK az. Div LII,
s.18R 81. MargArefss. Nd.
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STATE or 1EA&TLAND
Stair ROADS COMMISSION
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS

Seated proposals for building olse sec.
lion or State Highway, m follows
Anne Arundel County Contract Al 10
Federal Aid Project M. a8 One section
~ road from Benileld toward severn Cross
h0ads for distance 0f leo mile. concrete
wIl be received BY the State Reads Com,
nJsstaB III Ia offices, On Garrett Build
Ing. Baltimore. Maryland, until - M on
me
seth DAY or AUGUST. 1913.
Ill which time and place they viii be pub
ftcly opened and reAti.
bids must be made up0u the blank pro,
posal fdsgn wAh,h. Eifh abectiicAfioFs And
plans will be fhfnfAhed by the Commute
sion upon application and caRh payment 81
81 .0A aa hereafter no charges Will Be per,
init led. "a
No bids viii b reserved ualess accon1-
panied By certified check for the sum Of
tive hundred a&3sEll dollars. payable to sisf
state Rantis Commission.
The successful bidder will be required
10 give bond aud comply with the Ats III
ne GeRefal Assembly Of Maryland. res.
pectinK contracts.
The CDminisaian reserves the right q
reject any and all bids.
BY order Of the State Roads Gommis-
sion this sth day Of August, 1919
FRANK III ZOIscK, Chairman.
=fsLYDE III. WILSON. Secretary. ssl4-2l
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nalsimOrs Maryland
AaEcE sxAls1NAT1oNs
srATE nCHoI.ARsHTPs IN
pro1NYERTN0 COURSES

rSTRNNcE EXAMINATIONS for the De
u. rsn,sns az Engineering. wells Us fer the
rni,ere az AIRS aud Sciences. will he bold IN
ssilman Hall Hegseweea MoNb I'D ~
DAY. SEPTEMBER 1918. 1917 heginHfng ~
a. IL each day.
App LEGATIONS FOR ScHOI.ARslElrs
re srFtF. DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING.
estahlishad nndar The provisions IF the Laws
* Aaryisnd. Chapter so l9io, VIII asw be
III ysaYtictsiAr seholarShlp, competitive .y.
au,snafion snasf b. taken FRIDAY. SEPTfsAIs
Der Ia, beginning at 4. Appointments
wtli " naAde soon there afteE
Each Legislative District Of Baltimore City
and earl. r0nnty Oh the Ssase. with She exselt
ton IL Howard. Qneen Anne's and Somerset
counties yilI he entitled 70 one NJ more scholar,
Shlpa Tor ne 1919 ipao. u addition 70 those
aarsaAy assigned - fesident students IN The
fhree countSrs mentioned above. rn the avail
abe aehnlnrSh lra have been awarded
YYna4r tina proyisiona OF the Art nf Assem-.
blr iha County and CITY Scholarships u the
Department o. Esrinaering are AWARDED onts
Stances are snrh that they arr nnAble 20 oh
sain an education IA Engineering nnlaSs frss
saitsnn II granted 10 them The scholarship.
nntille The holders 70 FRYE tuition RE- ns. g
One ~ she scholarships In each Gonnty AND
enrh Legislative District 81 the CITY enrriei
alao the snin ~ sad0. The eNne.ase 81 4 ttentL
anee for those who do not receive scholarship
Is moi greater than At other Marsland inst
tntinns
Scholarships NAV he awarded 10 rradnBte
II I.osula Caflses 81 1ahn's Cnllr~e. Washing
.an Cailere Western Marylaud College. Marv
,aua "A g43cAItNrRf Gotlsge Mt ST. Mary'a Col
iepe. Rock FIN Coileee
One scholarship viii be awarded al large
Apy,lieants should address The Registrar
/ The Johns Hopkins University, for blank form
~ applieRfion and rafaiognes giving hfnrma
tfAn AZ 10 organizations. award Of Sehalarships
and tbl,pseS 'nf Destruction The nest session
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Alnaon ii. ts0tt . fl. I. I. VI. Attorney
ORDER or PUBLICATION
Iosephlne Fletcher
Va.
Robert q. Fletcher
So "a isiYorcrs.
iii the cir,ais Court for Anne Arundel
County
Nm "a isiyor, -.


The ol3tet.f 0f this suit IL tn procure n
sssree fer j sliEaEee. yinegLa Hlntringniis
~ the Sid plaintin from The said Robert
sfl. TlttCAer.F fF
The MI etHfee thht on eF ab0tif ths
q IA amyt0E 9tebraasg 1863. fba aatd bAalSss
Urn was married Ia this drfaaESant willis
whon, she renidp,i Hsatfl an ar about the
18th day ~ August. 1910 that on tile 18th
sIay az Angnat 1915 the said Robert p.
Fletcher abandoned and aeaertest+ her
which abandonment hiss been iitages than
three years and u deliberate and nnal end
The separation OE the parties IN heyOnti
gee0secliahftOu That ghe Raid Robert ~.
Fiefcsleg a = non .restalsn1 ef the stste q
ia III thereupon This 18Th dry ofsAHsssi.
i0fD, or,iared by the Circuit Iaurt II Appse
Srundef E0aitty. Maryland, ~ Egaity
hat the pIaiiniN. W. csuSipR copy es
hIks 1FsRr 10 bR fileeRAeds Tn a0nae ns@9y
nAiSer htBTlRhed I'D said county, once Ill
.aeh az four stlccesatve weeks before the
Dtl day III Sepfesuber. 1919. giving notice
u the said Absent defendant IL tie Ob-
feet and substance Of the bill. warning
him Ia aDpear III this Court tn person or
by solicitor an or before the
18th day d October. NEXT.
10 shnw eauae. ii any he haa why decree
snRht not II be pasaed as prsyed.
WM u. WOODWARD, Clerk.
wv. NJ. WOODWARD, Clerk
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LET TIE SENATE AET

iii his meeting with the senate
Committee on Foreign Relations
Yesterday. 1t the White House.
President Wilson Thoroughly ex,
piained the full meaning and eff
.iect 81 the League u Nations.
and his formal statement places
exactly the responsibility for
longer delay IL acting on the
treaty
Every objection that has been
raised to the treaty or To any
clause Of ii WIS given q good and
sufficient answer By the Presi1
dent
The League of Nations Is not
III Importance because Of legal
obligations, but what IS Of far
more binding force To Americans
are its moral obligations.
The League rests on the con-
science of the world
The senate may do with il
whatever ii sees fit. and take the
responsibility before the Amer
lean people.
While ii may be regretted from
some standpoints that the Presi-
dent did not before this take the
Foreign Relations committee into
his full confidence. one thing Is
clear He has done his duty and
done ii we'll. according "a his own
conscience and judgment, and flo
one can say Woodrow Wilson
lacks either Il
Now Let the Senate perform aas
constitutional function ii treaty;
making. Il can take the treasyiaf
leave il. but il has no excuse ls9l
dilatoriness. sts
There may be times, in John
sons classic phrase, when celeri-
IN should be contempered with
cunctation," but this crisis in the
affairs of the whole world and OF
the United States ii particular il
most einphaticalIy not one q
them
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

gotIre d. hereby given TINT the sub.
scrIher hiss obtained fr0a the Orphans
Court IL Anne Arundel Comfy. In Mary
iAltd lsttefs IL administration on the per
sanal entate Of
RORERT y. NONEs.
late IT Anne Arundel County, deceased.
All peFsons having claims against the DE-
f-eatstis are hereby wnrned to exhibit the
same with the Vouchers thereof, 10 the
hvfsAcrib@r. Oh Or before the
IIth day ef FabraAry, 1920.
They NAY otherwise, ~ lnw. he excluded
from al benefit az sdfd estate All per-
sons indebted to Aaid estate are requested
t0 make Immediate payment
fsfvpn under my hand this 9th day ii
WRITE n. H0WES.
Administrators.
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SECRETARY OF TlIE INTERIOR IN.
DORsEs THRIFT MOYENENT

Unqualificd Endorsement Of the
governments thrift and savings
movement has been given BY Sec
rotary Lane. Of the Department Of
the Interior, and all the employees
oil the department have been ask
ed BY their chief To make 4 con.
tinuing habit Of thrift.
TO thrive Is thrift one must
spend wisely and practice self-de
NAL, says Secretary Lane IN 4
formal communication Is his de
partment workers " The best
way IS to make up ones will tc
j system of saving Thrift and
War SAVINGS Stafnns afford an
excellent, system to provide fer
the future
Secretary Lane Rslglputces ths
names 81 the employees in the
several divisio bureaus who
have been selected 10 be in charge
Or the sale 81 she stamps Begin
system Of saving today con
ciudes the secretary Make up
your r1indas To how many stamps
you will buy each payday
The Department Of the Interior
ALREADY has d splendid record for
subscriptions to War Savings
stamps and Thrift Stamps, its
employees having invested more
than Sl93, 900 in the government s
thrift securities.
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NOTIcE OE Rnl.l1--

S..,tSs IVY
tratiut tiiiSHs ste
VIII sit m
lfaitits III ts,w .s,
w Y pu 3 ~
y tn tis i3li tV I.,.
efal Reitihe 4,s Il
TUESDAY Strrt,t.
''n, rs aAl, 81
lion
MIC lNsf ni,rn,r
iart8ilat I,fal4 tie8S
ifsI III
Sss4aia TRES 4ss
'fesitl ia
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-20
NOTICE 10 cREDTTORS

Notice Il hereby given that the sub
seFifef has obtained fr@Im the 6rphAne'
Court 81 Anne Arundel County. BIZ Mary
land. letters festaynentary on the personal
RHQDA 4. WEIGH.
late az Anne ArunaeI County deceased.
s41a persona haytng Chains against the de-
ssea sd. arr hereby warned To exhibit the
same With the vomcheFs thereof. ~ the
kuhAerfber, on Or before the
IiSh ~ ~ e@hraspy, IsSs.
They nay erDefsE1es s@w. ~ excluded
frosa ali beueGf ~ aaia estate. All per
sogsa fTFdeDfRd ID said estAfe are requested
t0 nsakz tsnufesIfate psytHeDf-
tssSeN nndeF ny hand this htA day 0f
MAFsD HAMILTON.
Administrators. G.. r.. A.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-20
NOTICE 10 rREDITQRs

Notice Ii hereby given that tls sub
segkSef kaN Obtained from Tue Orphans
II W Anne Arundel GpngtH IN Mary
3 S4ffSfA seNssgnentaff on me personal
Is IL Ilyca.yA R1llk ysy,
Sse& nf &alsiR Ara pgles sTANney, deceased.
~ t5ef& HI astssa essluls aaainst the de-
@AseN he tHf9&N 1#sFna8 m exhibit the
N ~. With 8kht 8Qua hA&@ thereof. 10 the
ShlSSs tbass 6n sof hsf4re, ms
lss tfst ~ &@eh sANM ~ M@hS@MEg, 1890
rr6m IN 81 tas gas Satate. All per-
sans indetf4as "a eS g&zssfe aFe requeats
81 TO make iin.neasiAfk ID yineElt.
Given under ms hand this 18th day Of
August, 1919.
5s0RNELTIfg J. RInGLEY.
CLARENCE G. kNANS
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