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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
PUBLIC PROPERTY or
CITY SOON TO GET
COATING or PAINT
Municipal BaiIdIRg And Other strnc-
iures Having Meial Roofing In.
cIuaed lin Improvement Plan

The Municipal Building on Glonees-
Ter street. and other structures listed
as public properly and owned hs the
city, soon Viii receive new dress it
paint action ii this direet ion WAS
taken at the meeting of the ity t'oan-
ell Monday night through the ADOPTION
nf IN order offered by Alderman
Smith.
fnler the provision of the order, the
Street Committee III charged with adj
for bids Tor the E0rk The
painting TO be done viii be chiefly TO
those buildings which have meta roof
ing such as the market house, and the
quarters of the fire companies. With
The exception of the independent Com
pany's building whcih has 4 slate roof
The painting, however, Will mt be of
an extensive order nor viii there he
much repairing at this time, owing te
the limited funds available for the
purpose Specifications and plans are
TO lie prepared prior 70 the advertise
Inent for bids.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
KECRUITING STATION
BREAKS ALL RECORDS

on Monday last The baltimore Ma
st;lt Recruiting stafion broke all rec
nrds FOR peace time IN recruiting. Il
MAJ The occasion a thirty fiye appli-
caats for eniist ments IN the navy re-
porting. ef Whom seventeen We're ac-
cGpted and sworn IN
Lieutenant onmarler Philip Van
Horn Weents. N whose home
is IN Annapolis IS III charge Or the
Baltimore Naval Recruiting ~ ition,
lri hts been doing q splendid work
there he past few weeks.
Commander Neems II now d home
an Sick leave fer q day o.. two suffer-
irlss from heavy cold contracted while
on recruiting duty
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
cOL0RED GIRL GIVEN
s MONTHS SENTENCE

Becky Smith, 16-yeaT-old coiorcd
girl, became disorderIy on West street
.last night was taken in custody BY
officer Fine after she had refused ID
obey his orders to quiet down. when
the officer had ordered silence, becky
took no heed, but mixed in with her
Other remarks one to the effect that III
would take good officer To arrest her.
and she applied some adIectiyes 10 telI
more definitely just how good police
man would be required for that job
Taking up the gauntlet, officer Fine
WAS just ready 10 lay his hands on the.
girl when. presto! She wasn't there
instead, she was some distance up the.
street. and still going strong Now.
the aforesaid officer il something os d
runner himself. so ne gave pursuit,
firing his club after the fleeing figure
The race ended With tho girl In.
charge 0f the policeman. She was then
taken before Magistrate Welsh. who
was acquainted with her BY reason Of
her numerous appearances at his of-
fee
& The mother of the girl had appeared
before tAe magistrate short time be-
lore claiming that the girl was in
corrigibIe, and asking that some dis
position be made of the daughter sos
that size would be kept out of trouble
Accordingly the magistrate senten-
Ell the girl To ak months III the House
Of Correction
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
WAR RECORD DRIVE
FOR anne ARUNDEL
ON SATURDAY, NEXT
All Service Men And Nurses To
Register BY Governor S
Proclamation
RECORD CARDS ARE SENT

Anne Arundel county has been or
gatljzed far tue war Record itrtke,''
which viii take place Oh SATURDAY.
Governor Harrington SIT This tLas for
the purpose. and commended II tp
public attention bs formal proela-
nation publisIie III the Capital and
Advertiser. as III other paprs 0f the
State
The driyc IL being conducted in this
county Ia Major I.ugh X Riley chair
man W tte local ilissoricaI 81 ion Of
=tils tennSli of llefeise Hank and
lnstrne iosss hi.ye been seai b fe ts9
p0ftien af lie county. and al viii De-
ready to secure Tho records of eaeh
ts,.Fs rc man 0ll satarda
owing Is the sliortness Of the time
gwen Ii ii ilQpo ssitls ta publish 4
list sc The places selected for the serv-
ice nsn "a report aniS register hut
supplies of caFas llave been sent ont
tp those mantienetl below, anu they
.haye been asked 10 take charge of the
work In their vicinity Tho service
siAkt1l
Mao are named and get the cards from
them. tlllinE them out 4 / once # pos
sihle
Those who have sent the cards are
asked 10 make public where they may
be secured As nilicsl of tlle work as
pos lille should Ie done OIL satarday.
.but Il Should lie followed UP and the
rtRori made conpleie
Not only tha service men, but their
relatives and friends should da every
thing possible u ASSIST this work. lt
means the compilation III 4 complete
snd accurate history OF Anne Arun
del's part in tue wag and he indiyids
aal record of ler service Hasa. II wall
be of untold value III the future
Those from II hona supplies of rec
ord cards have been sent with in-
structionss are
Annapolis Junction, Mrs Claude Ar
noltl
Arnold, Mrs Eugene II Lazenby
fsn,3t f,,,tts3l NJ, I5ests5 IStttrA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
SOON TO APPOINT
BANK COMMISSIONERS

Governor Harrington has called .
meeting Of the state Boar slof Public
Works for Fri.lay, when d successor to
I. Dukes Downes, as state bank exam
iner, viii be taken me f,v the board. This
announcement was made lsy the Govern
lot from bis home ii Cambridge this
morning. Tie Governor will remain II
eambridge until tomorrow night enm
ing 10 Baltimore on Thursday morning
and remaining there on Thursday and
Friday
Indications are that the board will
elect George " Page, VINO has been
for 10 years or more chief deputy in
the Office Of the bank examiner and y
particularly well versed Il the details
of the banking business ii Maryland
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
TO PLACE FOUR MORE
LIGHTS AT GLEN BURNTE

Yesterdays meeting Of the County
Commissioners was not 4 particularly
busy one. only few matters came up
for consideration BY the hoard
An order was issued for placing ad z
ditional electric lights along the boulee
ward d Glen Burnie,
John a. SadIer steward Of Sellers :
Chapel in the Eighth district, filed an
application for permission 70 held 4
camp meeting The request was
granted Dy the hoard for a camp to
last for two weeks.
Complaints we're made BY users Of
Keidels Ferry against s. G. Smith.
the keeper After hearing the charges
the Board passed an order lnstTncting
the keeper to appear before the next
meeting OF the commissioners.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
ENLISTED MEN or
NAVY COME AND GO

A draft of about 60 men Of the en-.
Lifted personnel of the Naval Aeademy
viii be sent from here tomorrow TO the
Norfolk Navy Yard, there to be dis
trihuted among the ships Of the fleet.
Al detachment Of eolored men recently
enlisted ii the Navy for service as
mess attendants, arrived at the
AeasIemy ana will undergo 4 course of
instruction of several weeks aboard
the Bark Cumberland, which was sent
here few mouths ago As training yes
sci for eoiored blue jackets.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
WITH THE SHIPPING
ALONG THE WIIARVEs

This morning ihe harbor Was clear
of yachts ana other vessels for the
most patt probably an aeeount af the
Nes easter that s,,f in here curly llis
morning. Ttiere was LITTLE aeipg around
the roIehestef wltarf and Clerk Luther
Francis ill not expert much traffic oii
the Emma Giles today On Der ntidweeS
trip from Baltimore
No tobacco IS heing shipped FROM
Anne Aianl,l Wharyts il this iiiae, as
fhere h:ls l,cen III. etlthfrgn placed en- te'.
hateo. because aH illf Ralfinar ware
houses afe filled III theif et.isasit II
Il pfabahle there viii pc ~ more ship.
usllfs of tobacco for some tune IL
ore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
{ (6sontInne.l on Page Four
BENSON TO LEND AID
Congressman Writes Mayor OF
Interest IN Laboratory
WILL SEE SEC. DANIELS

Toncerning the renewed efforts e
push The campaign q secure the laea.
.tiea III Annaralis of The mammoth Na.
yal laboratory and research plant the
committee that visited Washington re
Gently vas unable 10 get an audience
with 6onare ssnan esaTNiile f Benson,
Aiayor Levy stated TODAY.
Under the circumstances, therefore,
Mayor Levy addressed LETTER To Com
gressman Benson at Washington, TO
which he replied 4 would give him
great pleasure 10 assist ii every way
possible il having the lahoratory
placed ut Annapolis. Mr. Benson also
stated that he would eonfer with sena-
tor smith and his Other colleagues of
the Maryland delegation id Congress II
.hriag about the desired result, aila alsa
viii take tho matter ~ personally With
s;eeretafs- of the Navy Daniels. with
the view of securing his approval Of thf
annapolis site for the big government
indastrlal plant.
In the emeaEtiue, Citv Counselor
Gcofge Il. Rulln,an is proceeding III acs
coraanse with action taken at Mon
.,lay night meeting 1T the City Council
and u drafting set Of resolutions e
be forwarded to the naval secretary
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
Two New Notarles PublIc.

Governor Harrington has appointed
and commissioned two additional mo-
laries public for Anne Arundel coili-
aty. They are Miss Annie Brewer. of
Annapolis, and James II. Croggap, of
Glen Burnie. Fourth District
Their commissions have been for
warfed to Clerk Of the Circuit Court
William N Woodward. ais customary.
Miss IsreWer. Who il bookkeeper for
the Myers Garage, Cathedral street,
near West. will have her office there,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
Ason,er Meall.er Oh lrabhers

This Is some weather, say the
|crabbers, not one 81 whom dared To
venture out today Up to afternoon
the strong Northeaster that set In
early this morning was doing hnsi-
ness at the old stand, and looked as
III It had come TO stay. Waternen de.
clare they believe IL Is to be two or
three days stand that the weather bn-
reau players have struck this tiino In
this section.
AL any rate they say IS d great
life II you don't week end IN q Nor
Easter like the present,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
MORE DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDATES ENTER
PRIMARY CONTEST
Joshua S. Lin,meum Files For
Sheriff Making Four Seek
ing That Nomination
FIGHT FOR STATES Atty


The political situation anlpag the
Democrat III ammo traDds / c0uilts ID.
siifled Il esen more iiti stitie age
tDsias Whom D0rsfs ] puniap. ot Glen
4fltfalit entered tle fa,p s0r ihp n0ni
ination ef stata AtsoiIiey and Josh
ua s. Linfhietfn ei the t'ifth District,
came out for ne nomination for
sheriff. Both tile9l titirates ii their
eantiitlassS With thr Haara af sullt
sisfrs III Elections d. required ls law
MI l,aniap Whu II yating man is
tho sa 81 Melville punltp i Well
know resident Il the county lin Viii
oppose Nicholas II Green. wlla hls
served seeer.ll terms As states Az
ttorney4 III the nrinaarie The eancii
tiaey 81 Mr l.intliicum Places four as
pirants far tha irieyaliy nomination
.ill tIe lght and ail af theili elailli u
have strong baekfl,f The ether ln-
stidafes for this nomination are VIII
IAN q x Isa III tie Second District.
.wha has hpen 4 deputy Sherif for 4
81 years. Emmet NJ Melb. III
present serying as County Commits
sioner from tlte Eighth 9isfriel and
Thomas s. Dove. or Annapolis
81 with four earnerea light on
for sheriff. three eandtiales for Clerk
o( The circuit Court as mary for the
for state senators. and
possibly others III tlte oifing. together
with other contest IS that apRear.to be
brewing all combine III make sit-
nation unprecedented in TIM history
ff democratic politics nf this county,
The deepest interest Will. therefore.
5be stirred among the rank ana tlle OF
the party and should serve tO draw 4
greater number 81 voters 10 lie polls
ion primary election day. September s,
than has ever before been known
Under the provisions Of the new
primary election law twenty days pre-
ccding The date Of the primaries IS
the dead line for candidates lo lle
the certificates of candidacy, so less
than d week remains for other aspir-
ants io consuInmate his function
That there will be d number Of olher
candidates til enter tho fight IL the
opinion that preyatis almost generally
here
III tlie meantime. more or less IN
.terest both among tie Democrats and
eenters in fhe confer
enees @ be lleld IN Annapolis Sey-
eral men prominently identified with
the l'rogres ise faction Of Demo
Gratis hare called the conference Of
thai party, Democrats regardless of
their aiIiIiation. being invited 70 par
ticipate The conference of the q
.I)s r Is also proposed as general
one ID discuss conditions from every
viewpoint
fractional unrest among the Iepub
.lieans III indicated as The FACT that
Two candidates have enierttl The field
Tor the nomination FOR state Sena-
These are John Bowie, of Dden-
ton. and W iersey Meade. IL East
port. The latter Al present a member
#of the Central Committee of his party
Through a transposifion III words. 1t
was incorrectly stated III last nights
Capital Chat Mr.. Bowie VAS candi-
slate for Sheriff He held this ONCE
number Of years ago, hul now as-
pires FOR the upper House of Mary
1and General Assembly
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
SOLD HIS BUSINESS
GOING OUT WEST

Iaeob Ebling, wbu for somc time has
been conducting Az eating parior and
confectionery and news stand On Got
lege ayenne next 70 the W. - & A.
Office, has sold out bis stock and good
viii to schaIexsky, who will continue
TO con,lnct the business at this stand.
Mr. and Mrs. EbIing and their neiee,
ard the young man, Neyeille, who has
been living with the family for some
time, and lately has been an employee
.of the Advertiser office, will leave on
Saturday for I.os Angeles, California,
where they viii take up their future
residence
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
GOVERNOR PAROLES
SYLVESTER SHAFFER

Because of certain extenuating cir
cumstances brought TO bear in his be-
half, aud acting upon recommends
lions OF the State Advisory Board Of
Parole Governor Harrington has
granted 4 parole In the case of syi-.
yester Shaffer, convicted some time
ago before the Anne Arundel County
Circuit Court or statutory assault and
sentenced to five years IN the MARY
land penltentiary. Six other prison
ers serving terms IN Stale penal IN
stitutions were granted paroles by the
Governor, along with the one granted
In Skaters case
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
! Frlea dhIcken And lFalEles

Another of those delicious Sunday
evening suppers will be served on
sunday evening. August III. at Clai-
borne at the pavilion The menu viii
consist or fried chicken and waffies.
The service Is excellent. and II Ii said
by those who know to be worth trip
across the bay iii the ferry Harring-
ton just TO eat one Of these delicious
suppers.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
CALLED HOME BY
FATHERS DEATH.

Warrant Gunner John Nfenl. of IIal-
land street, VAS called home to Ier-
soy city, N. il, by the death of his
father Gunner Nicoi Is stationed at
submarine station. Hampton Roads
Va and Is the station diver for The
e group of submarines
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
Announcement

hereby announce my candidacy for
the ONCE Of County Commissioner Of
Anne Arundel County, for the Sixth
District. subject 10 the action of the
Democratic Primaries 10 be held on
the eighth day of September
ala JAMES A. WALTON,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
Rnilding 81 80 Yiew !,

ii force III naen under the employ Of
Finer Il. Parkinson, contractor and
builder, has started work On The eree
tioa of i hangsonse dwelling house on
Fifth avenue. S,,a View Heights. for
I.ieutonaut Heward, an instructor All the
Naval Academy. The honse Nil he
sfl,feo, over tile construction, and will
be 81, ia date iii every respect.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
70 q Married

The following marriage license was
issued today from the Office Of the Clerk
All the Anne Arundel County 1dreuit
Court:
BELL IIERTEI4 Joseph n Bel, 26;.
Ellen N. Hcrtci, q; both ef Baltimore
city. Applicant, William g. Hull.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
ANY EGGS STORED
SEIZED DOWN SOUTH
IllI,naogl.. Tenn.. Angust ]
Ia rIe A....-.iaIel rrens.

hlanooga, Tenns August ~
a aNf thousand dozen eggs stor-
rlh tllr Atlanta Ice and Coal Corr
|saon here Tor the account of Mor-
1sl Company Chicago. were seiz-
las hy the United States District
py seizure was made under
hrofeeaings fii tie Federal Court
iargtil that the eggs were an
stpre,t for the purpose OF nil-.
sa4bff Increasing prices.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
Fort Dubno Falls
tIsy &c AasoclaIed -.

tfy Tue sAzbttsskalt 81 II -
Vienna, August l3 The Fortress Of
Dubno ii southeastern Yolhynia has
been captured from tic Boisbeyik forces
nv the Ukrainisn army, according 70
Ukrainian official reports received here
today.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
YIcToR REcoRD No. 1855
NOTICE

Wa are advertising ta let the nuhiis
knew that we are buYinH old elefAing
such as Ladies' and Gents, also clii4iretls =
9tts: ites Rtil stl84s We viii attend fl MI
Heaiis III household furnitnr. maftillgs
rugs dtslles. We will atteini 20 sd calls
personally. Call or drop postal c:irsl.
RAIfI.ISIs BLOOM.
TeipehoHe a0I " Mo- ~ MHtn st,
Jy2:s.:.s!i -. 1-aut. 4. s. ii.I315
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-13
no Re Married

The following marriage license was
issued today from lie office Of the
Clerk of the Anne Arundel county
circuit court here
a N00I.F' CREEI. Warren M
Wooif. %: Geneva RI Creel. q both
OF Rraddock Heights VA Applicant.
Warren nj WOoif.
The St. Johns herald., 1919-12-18
HOW FAR IS MIAMI?
Not So Far That the Statements of Its Residents osnnt
 Be Verified.

Rather an interesting case has been developed in Miami. Be- ing so near by, it is well worth publishing here. The statement sincere-the proof convincing:
 J.Lee Beam. miner, Franz Ave, General Delivery, Miami, Ariz, says: '1 don't care what you say, Doan's Kidney Pills can't be equaled Several years ago kid ney trouble had me in an awful condition and my back was so lame that I could hardly move. If I tried to bend or stoop, sharp rains would catch me in my back. Nights would have to arise many times on account of my kidneys. This broke my rest and felt tired out mornings. l felt bad all overuntiI began using Doan' S Kidney Pills. They helped me right away and one box perman- ently cured me. :"
 Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't t simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that MT. Arnold had. Eos ter-Milburn Co.,. Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The St. Johns herald., 1919-12-18
sHERIFF'S SALE.
A. 6 B. Schuster Company,
 a corporation, Plaintiff.

A. & B. ScnuSCer company,
 a corporation, Plaintiff.
 Bernardo Gonzales, Defendant.
 Notice of Sale of Real Estate on Foreclosure.
 Under and by virtue of an order is- sued out of the Superior Court of the County of Apache, State of Arizona, on the 9th day of December, A. D. 1919, in the above entitled action, wherein A. & B. Schuster Company, corpora ton, the above named plaintiff, obtain ed a judgment against Bernardo Con gales defendant, on the 3rd day of De cember, A. D. 1919, for the sum of Three Hundred Thirty and 9810O Dol lars, in United States gold coin, besides interest, costs and counsel fees, which said decree was, on the 9th day ot De cember, A. D. 1919, recorded Tn Judg- ment book No. of said court, at page AT. I am commanded to sell all that certain lot, piece, or parcels of land, situate, lying and being in the County of Apache, State of Arizona, and bound ed and described as follows:
 The South half of the Southwest quarter Section eleven Township eleven North of Range Twenty-eight East of Gila and Salt River Meridian, in Apache County, Arizona, containing eighty acres more or less.
 Publice notice is hereby given that on the End day of January, A. D. 1920, at 10 o'clock, A. M. of that day, in front of the court house door of the County of Apache, l will, in obedience to said order of sale and decree of foreclosure and sale, sell the above described prop erty, or so much there of as may be necessary to satisfy said judgement. with interest and costs, etc, to the highest and best bidder for cash
 Dated December 10, 1919..
 JACOB HAMBLIN, Sheriff.
The St. Johns herald., 1919-12-18
XMAS SALES OF
 U. s. SECURITIES
 WILL BE HEAVY
Government Asks Everyone to Give War Savings
 Stamps as Gifts

Sales of War Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings Certificates to the banks of the Twelfth Federal Reserve District, in anticipation of heavy hol- iday demand of these securities for Christmas presents, are greater than for any period during 1919, according to reports of the San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank. As early as November 20 the bank reported shipment on that date of $6O,2OO worth of Treasury Savings Certificates, to eighteen banks of the district. This was the largest amount of these securities shipped on any one day up to that date since the close of the war.
 Conservative estimates predict that the demands of banks alone throughout the district will reach the quarter of a million dollar mark for the holiday trade in War Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings Certificates. This is not taking into consideration tremeE- dous demands looked for from the pest offices.
 The Government is making an in- tensive appeal to the people of the Twelfth Federal Reserve District to give War Savings Stamps and Treas ury Savings Certificates for Christmas presents, not only because America needs every cent she can get to finance her war debt of twenty-six billions of dollars, but also to stabilize prices as much as possible by cutting down the demand for luxuries. Most Christmas presents fall under the head of lux Hries.
 In a letter to the banks of the Twelfth Federal Reserve District on the subject, Governor John U. Calkins of the San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank said:
 "The Christmas holidays are almost upon us. Everything points to tre- mendous outlay ef money in the pur- chase of holiday gifts, the greater DOT tion of which I think I am safe in saying will be luxuries The present situation demands not that more money be spent in the purchase of lux uries, but that we curtail as much as possible, with the consequent benef- cial contraction of credit.
 Therefore, 1 appeal to you as fel low banker to do everything within your power to stimulate the purchase and giving of War Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings Certificates as Christ mas presents in place of the usual needless end expensive gifts. It seems to me that the responsibility of lead ing mems minds along the ways of thrift and simple living rests to a great extent upon the bankers of the country and in asking you to push the sales of Treasury securities during the Christmas holidays, I am asking you only to take advantage of an oppor- tunity to meet this responsibility"
 In addition, Christmas posters car rying an appeal to give War Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings Certif1- cates for Christmas presents will be distributed throughout the Twelfth Federal Reserve District, and all banks have been asked to include similar appeal in their advertising.