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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-29
Republicans, However,
Refuse to Act on High
Cost Of Living.
+.
WEEKS REST
Take Recess From Aug.
2 to Sept. 9 With Many
Important M e a ures
Demanding Action.

Washington, July 2s.-Bitter politi-
cal clashes market todays entire ses-
sion of the house.
The wrangle started when Repub-
lican Leader Mondeil called UP the
resolution providing for a recess of the
house from Saturday, August 2, to
Tuesday. September 3. The minority
members demanded hat a recess
should not be taken until legislation
is enacted to reduce the high cost OF
living.
A second complaint was that the Re-
publicans were failing to make pro-
vision for discharged soldiers, who
ARE looking to congress to do some
thing for them"
Representative Ferris, democrat Of
Oklahoma declared the high cost Of
living II tho most important issue con-
fronting the American people. The
average man he said, cannot live on
what he is paid and congressman
themselves are only working for their
board"
Minority leader Champ Clark said
he was in favor OF ''penitentiareering
every food profteer in the land"
The recess resolution wa adopted
without . record vote and the wrangle
was renewed when a bill for the re-
peo ne So ~ 1So Se
49, 49, - 1aAen up - masaI0
nHNss~,ae Va. passeu wI.oa. ron cAH
offensive during debate on q bill to
levy . tax OF two ent a gallon on
non-alcoholic fruit juice beverages.
This also was passed by =
viva voice vote.
BAD FAITH CHARGED
The Republicans were charged
with bad faith IN repeating the soft
drink and Ice cream taxas which the
Democrats say - purely Z luxury tax,
and not doing anything 70 remove the
tax burdens from actual necessities.
Representative Emerson. Republic
head the wrath Of Representative
Moore. OF Pennsyiyania- q .emher a.
the RanuhIfcan ste.rfr~ rc-nstt~~
vhen ~ e1r~>d vsyh ~ nrnrrr..~ -
the hirh cnst ~ iivtrr ,.s,,.
ar NJ 80 Sn,.- ta....s -
on soda wster" NJ Emsr.ar ~
49, M. emerson oe-
c cans we ousnt certainly ought to
.epesi some OF the taxes on necessi-
Tics
me most burning question Of the
uas - .ne nign cost OF living, and II
so3ourn without having enacted
some FORM OF legislation on hat sub
Ject We VIII have to answer some very
pertinent questions back home.
The high cost Of living 10 more
important than the treaty itself. The
people. will want to know why We
haven't lone something about NJ"
This gentleman from Ohiaa.n~p
r~esentative Moore said. docs - ,,,rh
iecturing to the house that +. for one
am tired ~ n ne H.. ~.
and less ac,inx tn than uo sny me-" msn .n,x'n e
the ouse - %
Mr.. Moore char~.a 49,.
member mak.. ~ a. CnIo
inr r~esolutinns ~htch ~ .nuuuc-
lows up Tor the soia nurno.. ~ ,.sn-
mat M Emarso, ser.ed
peared before : sinr,. omws.r.. !.
support OF n OF hir biiis ar rsso,m'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-29

econtinasd = ~ q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-29

CONTINUED On pare -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02

| FOR SALE-2-story, Groom. brick dwell
ing located 1923 Russell st. (near iith
and yenangol; terms to suit purchaser. "a
| 2S.n 2. o. Roy 34IO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
REAL ESTATE WA NTpD
SUBURBAN

Jey C9E or building site for home near troll
1eSSyccro roWyssrbrook. Bala or wynnefield p SAD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
4o47-o N. 9TH ST.

with garages. $500: new. thoroughly, mod
ern homes. hot-water heat. electric lights,
premises Harry X. Fritz. 1905 N. 9th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02

PossEssIoN-stue dwr.. Z
roorns, parquetry floors gas and sieo..
ssfSSSS. dro L BARNEs isdi cfeSirr;' cfi1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
ARDMORE

TuREE. FAMILY APARTMENT; centrally
iiocated: splendid proposition to live in one
= snaTtment with others paying ali carrying
cbsrses; $4,000. VIM, A. MccREA. phone
30 Ardmore Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS. PACKETS. DIME SETS
Albums and suDn'ies for stamp c0Ilectoru
PHII4A. STAMP CO.. 81 S. 18th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
FRANKFORD
BEFORE sBLE
TIOGA
315 CHEW STREET

Corner property: garage privilege; grand
loca ton: make offer. - 49,,
Or,NTY RJIAi.TY CO. h5ll y hlh 81.
TWO STORY porch-front twin house; 6lo
Elkins ave. hardwood floors hot-water
heat electric light
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
PINENILLE
SWARTHNIORE

SwARTHMORE. PA. Brick dwelling on
hill; II rooms baths; fns legation; near near
lea sonable; possession April 1. 1920 e. c.
WALTON, Agent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
MONEY TO 10
READY MONEY
AUCTION SALES

WE HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS
whose name appears en- the following
,ist that we viii dispose of their goods, at
sale. held at Shibe Park Building. 21st and
I,ehigh ave. Philadelphia. on Monday Do
cen,her oath 1919. at 10 a. M. to cover
cSarges which have accrued on same: George
Minter household goods; Walter or Wini-
tred lee household goods Anna Barber,
household goods; chas. christos, machinery
Steve Mooroney,, fixtures; G., L, somers.
e%nO ence or Mary Cooper. household soodnj
Emme smith. household goodg: Henrietta
household goodS; May Leaf Evans. househcld
goods j. III cSSmmihhsi cS,,Slhsi h@nsehoId Sa seodsi
Yogel dentist office office. hSturesi Helen Nell
none ~ Contents L. NcNaster hoasah's.iS bc
goods William Ke3nsdy household gooesi
wesk household goods and plano, r, No.
crudden,, household goods Anna Kaiser.
goods: A.. siaher. plano; Or. w. d snifk
static machine. -.
Z f'stff3o fff = tfi' ~ .ff7ff " TIifrs77
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02

AN APARTMENT containing beauty, com
fort light and all modern conveniences,
combined with luxury Of fittings. is offered
at 1915 Locust st; formerly the residence
OF one Of Philadephia's wealthiest families
and now converted into an apartment house.
combining all the above features; and
rooms. bath and kitchen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02

NEW BUNGALOW. 8 rooms and bath; mod
avn. lot 50x15O; $4,000. VIM J OTvT
Brookiine. Pa. Manereh goa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
FOR RENT-FURNIsVEn

DSSdNABLIE SSd WsIns. furnished house, near cot
lease InS pnttl June 1. Apply J. c. FUILE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
WEST PHILADELPHIA
6OO7 Kingsessing Avenue

two-story porch front home in elegant
conditlon occupied by owner; Immediate pos
session: ,,ss electric lights and conveniencesi
Donald Y. Redding I'D, ED AND AND . ~,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
SOUTH ARDMORE

BRAND NEW. detached lot 50x123; guarnn-
teed hot-water heating rooms, including
bath and laundry; close trolley; large cement
porch brick fireplace. cabinet gas range. sill
yer electric fixtures: immediate possession;
price $7T0O. Telephone Llanerch 293.
W. j. OFT. Brookline. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02

81 n TP016- n 7g16
5s3 . IfthI1e5 9 Ij+b bO'H'
1E0J Portar-r5oT I5oniar
4iS VIVA rfon-9f5 s 9d
2l6 CRristianS~o5ss2o So5s s; 9Th,
6rlues@DuIE- @ aitu -oSi Hedley.
IVA y,i yLttiiUre i aIK anu HageLtord aVes
II STtyiE,p 96I oo6 SIfg, ST stTbqfi-,r ~ ,-,
-Io,,r,, ~ 1--,------
,,.,, aCMlES i bE.A q IlFUh 50
sians noreb eiectHctY Ssf rooms
-WRIGLEY. Front below AlIegheny ave
7 somplote apts, front snd rear entrances; nsSs
creased; owner leaving city will close at at
tractive figure. Aberncthy. 1929 Chestnut
,,,r,y U,,T-ro mr.. - = =
VIZ WAlL tne tllS ls now; not when
st. rooms stone porch laundry: immediatps tIp
possession; only 1900. Agent on prem ses
80 Ss55 sSAs ss.oM A-!egnsny;
rms. sumner kitchens: iSg95liesIp prSnfsi 6nfsir
Possibilities at the prices, WoRsTERR,' R,'usaSI ssoi
eltn- ave AHEANELH4- 1a2s Chestnut st.
THIRTEEN trolley lines near us: 2-far,II,,
apartment complete hot-water beat
$4,000; Main sss6sSo s6S rSTTs Tir and bath vacant
ll44 Erie ave T!osa 4sle. --
sla0o raI{ bssItig @ @martylle St s14
property. s,,rrr, 20, w
------s . @--llla.
$3.50 N 23D ST.
Ten rooms baths. Dutch hail. porch Front
a L modern cSoRveTnHi,eTnces; COZ vacant Key, G. c.
SGILlGI! q ". In - tLl ana GalIoMhill SITS.
pop pC,15-ERoNIT DWELLING ta,z.
9th above indiana: $1,000. woRsTEtiiRS
36O4 Germantown ave. ABERNETHY 19os
Chestnut st 4'-'
TrN POovs and hath bordu,oo5 .
oon n' w w Re4ti Heut i0[N @ FG' anc broad ST.
WcSS,GIPNf1SK & McCGRMTSK q ,jnnd, Gmu PAN; IN
c1----- -S-L bLag
S25OO-9O5 Z. ONTARIO ST; @ rooms ana
bath; convenient to car lines.
II p SMITH
724 W. Erie ave.
FOR sALE-2-story, Groom. prIok dwsIi.
and iHE terms term 10 ss S neaT h
| 8s," P. Q. Box 3410.
| - 80, a, ~ .,,,r,r,,.- =
Sll5o-54L4-3t a al AsMEkiiCAN ST: . rooms
them Su oyer TSIi'' 0'' "''' aSpha" ST.: look
| ~ r SMITH 7o4 w Erie ave- p.u.
Il Z w = : = Us 9Es-. Fhl-a.-,
'55OO-BEA UTlFuL bungalow type house.
! open nTtpI9GG, LuIy niodeFn,
! Apply NLINGE4-. 2L24 n. 9TH St
| VACANT-5OOO block N 9th; rooms rot
/ water heat. electricity. hardwood hoora
! throughout: reasona ole wyoming 56o2 w.
! look At THIS RApcAINJ
.-on-39lS ". Tth st., hot-water hest. oil
cows H e. SMITH 724 W. Erie ave ia
,,-7-7T-,, = - r,rlr.l t,,,-.- ~. -
4fihEE nnT,tb n,1Gh bpIIn bpJIiIsn npuseh,4 East ierman-
each, WAITER V. ASHBY, 264o n OOH 0S1booo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
o1n ao1n

OLD sold. silver. platinum. plated ware. old
- style tewelry, teeth plates bought for cash
Est 1917. J. l.. Clark. refner. S01 SAMSON
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
CITY


Mrt>ii SQUARE HOUSES
Airdrie ST. ~ KensinEton and SsdEleY aves. ::
brick and stone construction. all conveni-
euces. including electric lights small amount
of cash required Ask for MIR METZGER.
1888 Glendale st: II. E. SMITH. 724 w.
Erie i've
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02

WHY WAIT? The time is now. not when
they jump in price; see 1000 block Tulip
St; rooms. stone porch. laundry; irnmediata
possession; only 34OO. Agent on prem ses
or see WRGGLEY. Front below Allegheny
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED. any time between now and April
I. good housekeeping apartment in Ger
mRntown: 3 adults. VI 500. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; main street;
oVerorook section; splendid 2-story, porch
front nome, in excellent condition: with 4
oedr9oms; positive bargain for home buyer
at S450O. Phone Ortlip. Belmont 22S8 w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02

23OG PARE-12 rooms, electric lights; fine
loo: price wight GLENN l5l7 Columbia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
WEST PHILADELPHIA

10TH ST. s.. 9O1-An unusual opportunity
priv. home well-furn 2d-foor com. rms,
and bath well heated; every convenience.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02

Il-ROOM HOUSE

LOT lO0x81b TO REAR ST
Poultry house. convertible into MaraRe; old
nhade. FRUIT close to station and trolley
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02

THIRTEEN trolley lines near us; 2-family
apartment complete, hot-water heat,
$4,000; Main St, rooms and bath vacant,
good store $4,000 KIFT & BATCHEIER
1144 Erie ave Tioga 4Sl6
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
Factories

SITES RAILROAD - Penna. and Reading:
S2nt" per acr" ara up accorqlng TO Ioc:
inquirt Or '7rms. Dle'arich. 731 Walnut St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

PINE ST. 15O6-Furn. apt, . rooms and
bath. with board. Phone Locust 4470.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
WANTED
Don't Sell Your Diamonds

Get our estimate We buy from all large
Jewellers department stores and indviduals
Esta blished over so years. Diamonds Jew
elry, bric-a-brac o.d geld and silver We
are paying the increased price for diamonds
ITE & Co. 10 WALNuT ST. Estah. 1861
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
Overrbook-902 N. 9th

Possession, Dec. 10; Colonial all-stone Moss
Iaylor built home; central heating plant
marble shower. billiard room, etc new
SHADES screens and awnings: sacrifice to i'm
on,euibate buSer. Owner Call or phone
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
c. HARRY JOHNSON

1920 Chestnut ST. Spruce 1863
6o06-0s N, 10TH, . block from Fisher sta
tionNSemidetached hot-water heat; $500;
less than cost to erect buildings; walk east
frop, Germantown ave. on Logan st, or
west from Old York road over Ruscomb.
"o ARERNETHY. 1928 Chestnut st.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-26

ups acre buying them as we'll as chill
dren Mrs. Leonard Clark was chair
man 81 the ice cream table. assis "a
by Mrs b 1. Hopping, Misses Louise
Chance, Elizabeth vansant GLADYS
Jones. Doris Grollnlan, Matte Will
iiams, Frances Stehle. Augusta brown
Edith Deininger and Tempo Russell
The Eooth for soft drinks was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Earle Owens, chair.
man. assisted ty Mrs William owens
The fruit punch dispensed AT this
booth fran its centre Il block Of Ice
VAS deiicsoasly refreshing. and the
soft drinks mere popular all evening
a new feature 0f the carnival VAS
the minstrel show, directed hy John
F. Martin. familiaTly known Is
Patsy Tie show was very good and
was well arranged on the grounds
Mayor LEWIS son. Allen WAS inter
loculor. The ends we're Iank
Rawlings, Nose Rawlings. Brutns
yoneiff Blood White There was
vaudeville and monoiogue. aud quar-
Ftet BY Mc2ew. Levy, TAYLOR and Sell lei
The minstrel company will present i
different show each night
Tie merry -go-rould and iiying
horses did land office business aud
afforded much pleasure for the chill
dren II was 4 happy. jolly carnival
crowd and the weather conditions
were ideal a much larger crowd ~
expected tonight The carnival Will
continue throughout lie week for The
benefit Of equipment for Rescue Hose
Ere Company
It's poor rule that vent work
both ways ii they are both our NAYS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-26
ITEMS From ST. MARGARETS

Mrs Brice 3 Worthingion, who was
operated upon All The Maryland Cen
Ieral Hospital. baltimore July 14sh IS
Iconyalescing at her home. sunny
lBank Mrs Worihingtun is cling
lnnrsed u her sister, Miss ellen Proc
Itor. r. NJ. who has recently received
lher discharge from the Arnly and Is
inow filllng the position Of Assistant
superintendent at The Childrenis Hos
Ipital, Washington p. G.
Messrs James d r and @ Fitze
Ihugh Wbrthington spent Sunday With
| Their parents, Mr. and Mrs b. ].
IWorthington Both young men have
very good positions III Washington
Mrs Hamilton Folk and Mss Ellen
Proctor spent Friday shopping u Bal
fillmore.
Mir. Brice Worthington Jr, assoc
iciated with the Fidelity and Trust
company. Baltimore, is enjoying a two
weeks vacation.
Miss Hazel Nichols, OF baltimore Is
the guest Of Mrs. Julia kuhitz. at The
Vineyard
Il
week END as d guest of Mr. and Mrs
lotto knbitz and MISS Nichols at The
Vineyard
Miss Susanna Wagner and q party
of friends enjoyed the river trip of THE
Moose on Tuesday.
Master John Kennedy nephew q!
Mrs Julia Knbitz is his aunt's guest
| at ''The Vineyard
Miss Helen Miller, of Baltimore, Is
1.-THE guest Of Miss Susan Kubitz, at
1.-THE Vineyard "
Mrs. Julia Kubltz. Of The Vine
yard. VIII entertain the ladies 81 her
Chapter or the Eastern Star. Of Balti-
more, on Thursday.
MIR and Mrs Kubitz. of THE Vine
yard, and Mr.. H. Henry viking Of
Igiehart, entertained guests at crab
feast on the Severn on Sunday Among
| the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Kubitz
Aiessrs. Susan and Nina KubItz, Mrs
Henry, Miss Nichols. Miss Miller. Mr.
lArthur Reid, Mr.. H. Henry viking
Mr.. George Viking and Mr.. James
Steddner, of Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. George Viking and
mother. Mrs Herman FL Viking, srs
OF Govans. and guest, Mr. James Stedd
ner. motored from baltimore and we're.
The guests Of Mr. and Mrs. H. Henry
Viking. at Iglehart on Sunday
ute delightful entertainment was
given at Sherwood Forest on TUESDAY
evening with music and dancing
Quite number Of the col0nists are
leaving for the season.
III W
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-26
WEEKLY PROCEEDINGS
OF ORPHANS COURT

The regular weekly meeting Of thu
Orphans Court held this morning was
quite busy one, numerous affairs 4 =
pearIng for the attention OF the judges.
Following is q record Of the business
transacted up to noon
Application OF John r Bull, Jr., for
administration on the estate of John y
Bull, Sr., filed and approved,
Administrator bond Of John =
Bull. Jr., administrator Of John b
Bull. Sr.. filed and approved.
The first and final account Of Olga
Glover formerly Norwoodl. admins
|tratrix of Edward Norwood, deceased,
filed and passed
The first and final account Of g
Rel coca Tell. administrators &, AZ
II Horace Tell. deceased, filed. examins
ed and passed
In the matter Of the personal estate
| of Julia M Burcll. late 81 Anne hTun
del county. deceased. petition and or
Ter to release mortgage by John Col.
Elinson. administrator. filed and ap,
proved
Report 0f sale 81 EMMA AnpOI laBe
executrfx and trustee 81 Edward 4
stinchcomb and Frank Bachelor. filed
md approved
Account 81 sales Of personal estate
| of John Parker deceased ~ Levin
Parker, administrator, filed and rati.
ned
Application 81 Sarah = Tucker and
Charles II Dove for administration on
he estate OF Charles u Tucker, de
ceased. fled and approved Admins.
srator.s bond Of Sarah Z. Tucker and
Charles n Dove. fled and approved
The first and fnal account Of Levin
RI Parker. administrator OF John
Parker. deceased, filed. examined and
approved
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-26

Scale.
viktors orchestra furnished music
lser ;he dancing. and the dance floor
vas pronounced the lest III the city.
The dancing pavilion is very attrae-
tive and was well patronized
At the mems taile. gold fish went
like hot cakes and the dolls with
their kashing caps found ready sale
also.
Mrs Burton Glow as chairman
Tor the ice cream booth. Was ably as
sisted 81 the following ladies Mrs.
Joseph Gesner, Mrs William Boteier,
Mrs. James Nichols, Mrs William
Dove. Mrs. Donaldson, Mrs. Thomas
Sweeney, Misses Beatrice Donaldson
and Nettie May kenehington, PTettils
decorated italics we're spread ~ out,
leach icaring iiorai centrepieee and
covered with spotless linen cloths, and
lice cream cones we're sold as we'll as
saucers of cream The patronage vas
generous
The cake table was u wonder Every
kind OF cake, from the plain and
+
ieilY 10 the coeoNnnt orange shocolafe
and Lady Baltimore cake Was there,
IAN grouped around the famous Vie
Igardls grange cake. which Was q CEN
ltrepiece. The cakes found ready sale
land lesore the close of the evening all
xere sold our. Mrs John Engelke
was chairman II ttlc cake table with
1.-The following assistants. Mrs, James
IA. Lloyd, Mrs George Rawlings Mrs
Al. S. Fentoll. Miss M Lucy Redmond
land Miss Emma Canson.
One would have 10 20 far and trasel
long to see and taste such delicious
home made candy as that at the candy
table, which was made BY the women
Tin charge Of this section 81 the car
lniyal There Was every variety from
1.-THE popular caramel and fudge, the sea
foam and peanut brittle, to the All daS
sucker. SO delightful 70 Tie average
Esmall boy These suckers we're made
[hy the ladies themselves. and grown.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-26

There is more Catarrh Ia this sec
ion az the country than all other dis
Eases put together. and for feaTs +
vas supposed to he incnrablt Doc
ors prescribed local rened es. and
u constantly falling 40 cure with lo-
al treatment, pronounced + incur
.bIe Catarrh ii local disease,
greatiy influenced ~ constitutional
conditions and therefore requires con
,titntional treatment Halls aaaErh
Medicine. manufactured by E. J. Che
lev Co. Toledo. Ohio. Is = constitn-
Ional remedy. il taken internally and
tets stru the Bloed on the Mnsnous
surfaces Of the System. One HanaFsa
,ollars reward b offered for any o>>se
nat HAIRS casagrh Medicine fails %
snre. send for circulars and testi-
nonials
Il CHENEY y co, Toledo ONO.
Sold By Druggists, F5c,
Ha,l:a Fan,ila. pills foR cOnstl Ion
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-26
RELEASED PRISONER
STEALS CAR TO LEAVE
CONTINUED From page one)

Is slsls7S Communication Was es-
tahlished NTH the Virginia automobile
commits sioners Who said that no car
answering the description had beeu
reported to them as missing As no
charge could then Ne proved the three
eolorea men Were released from Jail.
on obtaining Their freedom they sold
their car to d man in Annapolis. who
made All initial payment of SIS on Ii.
with he understanding thst Si75 more
was II he paid iater On Saturday
afternoon the three stole the car be-
longing 10 Mr. Waiicn. ana attempted
again to escape The was missed
soon after the theft. however. and the
Baltimore police notified on reach-
ing thar city The ear Was stopped and
the driver Who gase his name as
George Grtnt Was placed under arr
resi- III some manner tie other two
managed "a escape, and the police oE
Baltimore are nov On the lookout for
them.
Oflieer Fine Ment 10 Baltimore with
Mr. Walton Yesterday morning and
back g Annapolis Il tie hearing the
seloratf min SAID t4la MS W. epn-
riisans "a ti4e thaf. naiaea re
ner Jones and Matthew Waiip. and
admatsi rho theft ii ba taf lie WAS
committed g jall 70 nv nc mkt
ifarln I'M efitrt iii 15sfaiIll III 81 900 ha4l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-26

49,
erEI Committee for this county The
50 ate candidate were ID happy trans
Of mind Ii spite Of the continued grind
III their campaign tour and they ex-.
pressed confidence OF success e the
coming election Major Amos w "
woodcock. of Salisbury. candidate for
state Comptroller. did not come along
with Mr. Nice and his party but they
were joined here BY william Il Marcy.
of Annapolis. g @. II candidate for
clerk Oh the Court Of Appeals
Mr.. Nice and his parry will leave
Annapolis for Baltimore late this az
ternoon but they expect 70 return late
In The night, and will go ~ Salisbury
tomorrow. via the ferry line, 10 attend
the Wicomico county fair The latter
part of this week will be spent on q
tour through the counties o. Southern
Maryland
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-26
q 4. q Agenf kllls lEarse

4 G.. Blaisdell, agent for the Society
FOR the Prevention OF Cruelty to AMIR
mails was called upon this morning 20
XIII j horse owned hy Mr. Flood. 43s
West street
!. The animal was suffering from some
internal trouble, and when down was
unable 10 get mp, II had 10 be put ont
sof its misery and the 81 r g A. agent
took the most humane means 70 ac-
eonplish this.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-26
Party Al Arundel
TO Homer YIslg0r

Miss Mary Weller Mccarthy was
hostess last evening Al a party al
'.Marita Lodge. Arundel-on 4 he Bay,
at which the guest Of honor was Miss
Kate Putnam Calhoun. daughter 81
Gen Calhoun. OF Southern fame The
guests included al the younger set ii
The hayside summer colony and their
house guests Games we're played IN
the early evening and refreshments
were served later. The young folks
enjoyed the delightful informality Of
the occasion.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-26
Here TO AtteRd
| sisters VI csldIRg

James Hodges Howard. prominent
young business man OF Fort Worth,
Tex formerly Of Anne Arundel coun-
ty. was Id the city today Mr. Howard
came East til attend tho marriage oil
his sister. Miss sophie Howard. I'd
Maurice Thompson, chemical engineer,
which will take place at ST Auburns
Church, Washington, on September 6,
AT $40 d. nj.