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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-07-10
What Happened July s

= 1914 I
+ Serbian Society's Club rooms I
+ in Berlin raided by police y = = I
+ U. S. S. Mississippi and Idaho sold I
+ to Greek government for $12,- I
+ 535,275 = = Mexican minister of I
+ foreign relations declares Huerta I
+ will resign = = st Villa reported I
+ killed y $ Il First trial races at I
+ Newport between Vanitie, Reso- !
I. lutte and Defiance to defend Am :
= erican cup.
+ 1915 I
+ German reply to American note +
+ on submarine warfare defines :
= conditions under which Amer :
+ lean vessels may ply war zone * =
Z q = Germans extend st. Mihiel +
+ wedge by winning 700 yards of =
+ trenches = Italians checked at =
= Isonzo s = . President Wilson at =
+ Cornish, N. H., studying German =
+ reply to American note on sub +
= mdI1uC l6SuC WI i q
4. eign office protests to Gerard +
= against manufacture of poison +
+ gas shells by Cleveland, O., con =
+ Germ; U. S.. solicitor reports no +
= such shells manufactured y y = +
Plot of Muenter. alias Holt, would +
+ be assassin of ]. p. Morgan, to +
+ dynamite Saxsonia and Philadel- Z
+ phia, fails . Prof. Muenster- :
+ burg of Harvard admits he knew =
: Holt to be Muenter. ,
+ 1915 =
+ British crush in German line =
+ at five points in new offensive +
+ g = Germans in Russia retreating =
+ = y x Drafting informed Belgians =
= for war service = = y Bomb found +
+ on Celtic just before sailing > +
: German submarine Deutschland +
: carrying dyes and chemicals, +
+ reaches Baltimore, also bearing +
+ letter from kaiser to President +
Wilson; North German Lloyd of +
: fetal says other submarines will +
: cross Atlantic & - x Roosevelt +
: formally offers his division to +
: war department; Admiral Wins I
: low, Henry S.. Stimson, Ex-Sec- +
: rotary of War, Hon. Robert +
Bacon, and others as officers. f.
1917 +
: New German drive on Aisne +
fails + . s French win near Yer !
dun = 50 Russians start new +
battle to capture Halicz = . + !
German counter-drive fails IS = y I
Official u. S. report shows Swed- +
en- has supplied Germans with +
materials of war = . y Roumania +
declared in Berlin to be German :
food-hope 4 $ & Japanese have +
over 2,OO0,0 900 men training I'M I
der arms 4 q = Youthful Chinese +
emperor a week on throne abdi- +
Gates as republican troops reach Z
Picking = y = German press de- +
IlQcS AIlcl ICduS Ill p1duCc =
President Wilson proclaim ex- +
port control over food, fuel and +
war supplies. =,
1918 :
French advance or a twO-mile !
front northwest of Long Pont +
= y = Italians advance in Albania +
q = $ $780, German shock ! S
troops ready for double blow at : :
= = y Nikolsk, northwest of ! :
captured by Czecho- I S
Slovaks y = q Eleven Norwegian 4
out of 81 picked up on :
raft from ship sunk by U-boat = = +
Great national funeral to Major :
John Purroy Mitchell in New : E
York City.
-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-07-10
Stomach Troubles.

Causes much sickness, causes nau-
sea, gas on your stomach, constipa-
ton and headaches. Take M. A. c.,
the best stomach and bowel correc.
tive. For sale at the Corner Drug
Moscow.
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Stay Sold Sale
DON'T READ THIS
TOO FAST


Take your time and consider these values carefully, but don't lose
any time coming to this sale. Goods bought at these prices will
@Stay Pat"
$125 Ladies' Summer Unions Suits, cut to. Observation-Disclosures. 95c
8c Ladies Summer Union Suits. cut to. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50. $50
3c Ladies' Summer Vests, cut to. Csc
3c Chldrens Knit Waists, cut t.. ........ ...........2c
soc Ladies White Lap Aprons, cut t.. .8c
35c Ladies White Lap Aprons, cut to Csc
89c Boys and Girls Coveralls, cut to. ...7 c
5Oc ladies' mite Hose, cut S5c
35c Turkish and Huck Towels, cut to. &c
4Oc Box Stationery, ut ...... 25c
zoc IanVas ioVes u o.. -.
35c Celulod and Rubber Combs, cut .25c
CSC Feather Busters, cut to. sec
$15O Broom for house or store, cut to-. .$115
zoe Single Loaf Bread Pans, cut Ice
zoe Package Steel Wool, cut tt. ..... .1c
sec Galvanized Water Sprink1ers, cut to. ...... ...............7bc
Jelly Glasses, Parowax, Mason Jar Tops, Schram Tops, Economy Jar
Caps, Kerr Mason Caps, aSelf Sealing" Lids, Jar Rubbers, Wire Fruit
Jar Holders, Colanders, Fruit Jar Filters, Vegetable Boilers and Strain
es. Bargains all through the store at
KNIGHTS VARIETY
MAIN STREET 4: s: 8: !: MOSCOW, IDAHO
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FOR RENT = TWO FURNISHED
rooms, south front. Phone 144J.
2O1tf
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR SALE-ALMOST NEW, 7-FOOT
Deering Ideal binder. S. P. Davis.
24O-5
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FOR Estate

FOR SALE@5-ROOM MODERN
House with sleeping porch and gar
age, close in. Apply at Creighton's.
24O-245,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-07-10

CORD WOOD FOR SALE-FIR, TAM
arack and pine. Call phone 357 or
Farmers 9O1S. 1882
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-07-10

FOR RENT-FURNISHED APART
ments and furnished rooms. Private
Bath. Phone 9O06. 123tf
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SOME AL DRAFT TEAMS WELL
matched. Absolutely sound, either
mare or geldings. Call 9251. James
H. Dye, Box 308. 180-tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-07-10
FOR RENT-RoOms

ROOMS FOR RENT-HOT AND COLD
water, modern conveniences, also
garage. 425 East Third. Mrs. p.
Urquhart. 1858
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FOR SALE-TEAM, HARNESS AND
wagon. Madison Lumber Co. 2Iatf
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FOR SALE-ONE HUGHES ELEC-
trio range, nearly new. Phone 194R.
Isaac M. Fowler, corne Veatch and
Harrison. 229-241
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-07-10

MCCORMICK COMBINE, OFT. CUT,
run one season. Phone Farmers
1904. 236-47
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FOR SALE - BING CHERRIES.
Phone 1854. 1888
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-07-10

for housekeeping, small family,
steady position for right party. In
quire at Auto Electric Supply Co.
Phone 212. 239tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-07-10

FOR RENT-FURNISHED APART
ments and furnished rooms at
Eggan's apartments. Phone Josh.
231-tf
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FOR SALE-DONART'S HOUSE OF
Flowers, one of the best flower
shops in the city Of Spokane. This
is a great opportunity for anyone
wishing to get into the flower bust
ness. AS l have a large greenhouse in
Occur d'Alene, which takes all of my
time l an offering this shop for sale.
Price, $4,000, half cash, balance to
suit re purchaser. 220tf
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FOR SALE-Livestock

FOR SALE, TEAM, HARNESS AND
wagon. Madison Lumber Co. 22O-tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-07-10

Mandates for Constantinople, Ar
menia, Syria, Palestine and Albania
have been or are to be offered to
Uncle Sam, as though he were a uni
versal provider of good government,
yet all the time we talk about how in
efficient is our own government.
Those eastern countries at least re-
mind us how much worse it might be.
-Oregonian.
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GIRL WANTED AT THE PLEASANT
Home Hotel. 240-2
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ADS
HELP Northumberland

WANTED-A GIRL TO DO COOK
ing on a farm. Phone 9128. 241tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-07-10

PLAIN SEWING AND CROCHETING
done. Inquire at N. P. Section
house. 1856
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-07-10

500 BUYS YOU An INTEREST IN
new Nevada oil field. Write for
biologists report and all particulars.
'Fallon Oil & Gas Co., Box S47, Tono-
pah Nevada s. f228-S
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FOUND-A CHEVROLET AUTO
crank. Call at Star-Mirror office
and pay for this notice. 239-241
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-24
n Az M


At the Sunday na0rninw yieas ak
ST, HaaFsan'a las camp pasE6r, Rev. A.
u. Kreyling occupied the pulpit 4
faw weeks ago, Rev. Kreyllng express
ed tie wish to speak 70 the Lutheran
unidshipmsn, and III lack of Il paaca 20
10 90. ha asked the local 4
minister. Rev. q. Hahn. % permit
him ae preach im Gs. NEartas's These
services yesterday ware marked With
patriotic sentiment. Rev. Kreylilag re-
ferrea la his address to tbs lore os
Cod to men. III pointing ont that
throngh love Enc0rnprehe nstble deeds
can 81 done such as have been 40
complained 81 our bOgs for our c0an-
~. Iris love b 10 INSPIRE us 10 re-
aaarn our lore ii 0Rr hOya ~ "a car
CO.. skEy.
Rev. Kneyling held the laRge auai-
snce spallhOuns when Ne pIctmYed ~
them 4hs sacrifices the boys here
offered Ii lsah the seemingly
impossible thing 10 yan0nssh the go.
Ese Told also ~ many tnstapcea ~ nv
weysk iii camp siaf this anp6rently isl-
81 has GsK Nd been uasss -
nns 81 tha Saes thsk ut ~ csls
boys lovass 10 hsar Gods word preach
"a % thea.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-24
ApP 81
HOSPITAL ca ~

wang ID The urgent need og the
hospital @ as llnale
is ID ON ssaea d as "A cllaaas
havs mos had time Il call i meet
re " nay eo TEE. 81 lay fF
aw aaI those who hare sa llaa
s. oasanssa 81 he1p 81 collscktng Ills
IAevsEosa. wusala like fo Knaasa
appeal % eaeA worker. sn 40 hls 0s
~ as9 AMI alaak eacA cltasen Ssau
s Win ccasalsaa a 49, d share ID
ssnR our hospital a1sg
W. sss this drive ovaraps tlAk
u laa u q. a. bue "a the hoes
NEEDS l iaEs haan. We ha % -
Es IS asaa aak spE 30 50
m At eeslg aa. wuaaan ana casla
slas - kaw any la
asa seKy @l
av1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-24
MI. MoRIAI4 UNVEILS
SERVICE FLAG WITH
ONE GOLD STAR

Impressive services were held yes-
kerday evening at Mt Moriah Al NJ.
II church. the Rey. James 4. Briscoe,
pastor. The services was attendant
upon the unveiling and dedication Of
Z service flag for men Ii the congrega-
ton who served during the war. end
was under the auspices Of the Lend-a.
Hand association, Of MI Olive church
at Camp Parole
The address Of welcome was made
by the pastors wife, and the orator
oE the avening was the Hon. James n.
gaannFoe
Mr Agunros took text: what
shalt II proiit 3 man Il he gain the
whole world and lose his own soul n
EEa spoke of tho splendld opportunities
Hln the world for everybody, but said
Va SHOULD all prepare ourselves to sili
thezn
(seOrge Oyerkon, Ct Stanton school
responded % Mr Munroe's address In
Il fsw well chosen remarks. There
VS. patriotic singing during the ser
vtce ard aadicatory prayer By the pas
ter.
The Ofgertory amounted 10 $62.6g. In
the service aag there are forEy-twO
stars. one i golden star, for one of
the Annapolis coIored soldiers who
made the supreme aacrsfice. Tie SER
vice was very Impressive and proGat-
able. and the church was filaA with
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-24

EyAryb0dy Who has known Annap-
oils iii the last half century ranaaTn-
hers John N. Davis. Squire Davis, .
as he Familiarity called but few re-
member that March ~. was his birth-
day. And fewer still remember what
gear ha Was born, for he always seid
he was tIairty-twO years OF age.
Squire" Ii missed every day IA An
nap0lis. where be vas an authority
on many subjects, especially politics,
state and local. He waa an authority
TOD Ou the old lnhabitant, and where
ne lived, and @Ao owned real estate
In Annapolis, and the county too, for
that matter John NJ Davis had bis
likes and dislikes (so he saidl, but
everybody liked John There may be
many naopIe Id Annapolis, who cele-
hrafe this as their birthday. but only
four are recalled this nlorning The
late b. WEIGH Owens, brother oh Mr..
James IN. Owens, brave Confederate
poldfar WAS also born on March "a, as
we're also b. ALLEN WEIGH ana w. M.
Holiday
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-24

s ehs pnssthndln8 End ever
anty haeh presses apou
IL osls d Annapolis nd Aant
a0unsy ii ID Aaye shair boz
y oblsgasson a. aQual lnaporsancs
shoha nOEsp Dfaaaae A. % tins, 4
d asyaas sssssn d naasntsnance
a wllI ssaks iaposalals ! sscllr.
ls 4 ~ aas crisis me 80
nest u shs arss Win naan
sls u ~ osnaaunlsy anless she 80
Dllsws huea0I
wpaet not lass The Annapolis
sasy pasal Ii has d0ne TO
az he eomsnanity and csn d.
neA Ors. allas ne pEsssns need
aat Il ~. as tie hsspisai "a, only
lnus IL psssns pasaulnass ander
sh m which lie sxpsnaas ars
aarntely aud tha means of
assuring the necessary suada y iasat
100 outlined
u aeAsF warda 70 want 'hudsat
sm for tie hoisal. such ii Il
acsleed " every modern business
honse Il any aias and avery pOlitical
alsy. municlpal, county o. state
hosa public spirited women v-ho have
grled ths hurdsa 81 shs hospital dur
lng III the yeAra L haa served An
nanolls. ah0aid nos he compelled u
worry each year q to tha means by
sich tue bille Of me institution ca
81 mst With ina hslp os tAe most
a0ls msh os ths community. the
needs os ne hospital hhoula - worked
os 49, ! dsaiaaon reached q q What
nts. ths oounty, ths eity q An
0lls and individuals aaUuid " 49,
d sve regularly.
s ID understanding ~ seaoAaa cn
III point end IL yin be soand snas
sa average Clsiaen 81 tha bommunisy
lll bs much mora willing b glys
80 will alve Win greater nAefality,
announcement to the erect that
Aie il to BE the future policy Of ne
pital will be of untold benefit q
arla9 the appeal which Il nor
as uaaas-or rathss she spontaneous
vAssh 4 coming from our peopls
as whO eise gladly 4 the present
ss hava risht 10 know thai every
he possible WI u dpae d avola !
~ nlsussion ii tAs satare
it sAa ono shins bsaoss he paDlic
Is Is aavs the hOspital IRE psO-
- y shs couanaansty know IL value
- wsll % ALLOW sts work % Btop. ~
as not u permltted Devise the
passshla aysean fOr ass Aaaass
ID sAs sntur ndE a. what i nee
shsy N0vV.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-24
Is

rae 81. Hev. aclAn gangas arTsy,
afahup az Masy lard W Nsala tlaas
sarish 81 wednesday aox tlse Nar
az Sd inistsging the rite 0E c0aA ~
ton "a j class &c 81. me-
lns lie sEvte9 az
siDn Tie hanh0p wfil n e -
nasa "a the class and cos
sH se
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eseA aze dieas IS tlss eax.
60 ID usag osAe ssny @ xea
|al daaese. ana ehak Is b. i
knkkcna Renaey. .
ID snaaasd - an zAaAnas0 snaa
40 - coa Maam e9 kka
lAen ea ssFse ID "a
ea ne III
s 81 IS Is 81
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m em h rsElnc ND slss
re d SD n0g cord nsAs
VIII BEL destroyed
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-24
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TAKE Up nc

George b. E5saR, ~. MO @endna "a
81 Ela hsaa Is 80 Dae asyiaa0ns 81 tne
1higd 0sagve class IA TIE
llavaA aea II 80 sgAn c0snnlis siarls
"a ms asr Oravy sassgn ~ DE navy.
mahd aaa& 90 dnfy ak tlae Once Of
tie smn sdars 81 tie fsaval acad-
envy. visited AnnapOIss Saturday asad
Snn0ay. AZ the conclusion os hts var.
81 ras lea RrOE the nary, ana vii
Isaare NO engineering Id West virginia.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-24
ualeal sryaee As 81 Anns

"A congregations that oiled ezery asat
IN st. Anne'a last night enjoyed the
rendition Of the music o. 'psnstence,
Pardon and Peace, sung BY tbs vested
choir. following q shortened hervics 0s
syeaing prayer hy the rector. the
music vas beautifully sung. the solo
parts nesng well taken hy Dir, Glenn
son. Commander Is BOurgeoise, vii.
liam CAN'T, inward Mess and Samuel
stone
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-24

80 - q q se5ss
fs ~ 90 m 10
III ons ae ana II n
ssn divides Into several
msch viii s A
re Assea ag asa 81
l igoK gapiIsS
To ne II ~ ne s
~ aaS s sse
a. slaa mAn tan siea ata nsR kKsa9a
acquired ~ Gs ~
~ slAe pa0vs
ey asa asavam ssss 81 sAs latter 81
khs sasasIs SnT Is sd 9asys
III their Anrya. MI - is them ~ a -
asxk @eaasas Lon. AEa % 0a. TaSa my
- further illustrated ~ lev cases
az nexma1 so1eci0a Az az peFaoaa ID
wAt TIE sssss Is eYsn yl1lsss-
safy. TEL ehaf j curved line n more
asmg and gns than II
80. and asgsshs tine shan brcken
sne. We nh0niA xpect . rpsll sFlAo per-
sesRed Gaa heawky o9 rogras6 aRzasa. go
salscE a. mate 3 s0EaN Ngs1ae body
was characterized hY csafved out lsgaeas
hacanas both Ms sexual ana eaEa1ekic
geaafs@s wOuId be equally 81
On the other haad, 81 d aityase xDT bar
aus state 0k exiskenca. Il n bat
natural u expsct tbs female Cd 20 ~
sracgsd sOwasd i robust easlve,
wargIOrIike man, who would BE- able %
rrptact her End her asaspgSTsg ayad
ny0vtfe grr their Iige ants. 1ta sael-
Ing has heen sube0ncionsly laEeEsted
~ wOnlam ~ Ehe present day. who,
oeten nv pregerances gan afsay T9iIl-
tary men. when civilians would, a
many cases. make ghem hssksr hus-
bands.
Again, It ID q we'll known fact that
ansoag tbs lower animals, "a attract
i've gegnale, when sought aftsr By
giYsa malss, aWalss II bare the con-
test aeetled hv Il nghk, before making
her salsctIOn. III the case Og birds,
II Ii personally the male Who N the
more attractive His success So b
lover depsnds on the beatty Of bis
plmnsag 0r his singing. or, lls some
cases. his dancing Ii such birda the
sssnaIs u usually very plain-i looking
IS compared With khe male. she
generslly seems to IS indifferent 30
Ehs advances Is III ioyer and appaT-
entity scosns his, t0 her, in@ly
frivolous antics. One Of the most
epnag ereatuKeE II csxtaan big, tat
aasssaIa apadeE whoas naaka O. 4 puasy
liftls gellqw, that keeps out OE her way
hi All times exceps Hi the bgeeding
season, when she SLOWS him % come
before and perform hts dancing stunts
and other antics. when he has served
har purpose, she sarRs to and eats
him tip.
Aaoak plants and many trees owe
their nropa alton TO their AOwers. The
heas and birds are attracted by the
bright coaOra and, whila collecting the
honey for food. become the erttlszing
agents 81 carrying the poles ON
male 10 female dover. We may kay,
thareg0rsA bet matnral haataty haa I'm
inssglr lH tha aew pekincsa Of ansuaals
and pgaass. EsoE strange To ssy. u a
eoan8 Inst Aesig taly eSraeruCtsd
thee 0anefers shOw that klaara n AZ
anpraciahse rise III Temperatures n the
fenaass slower during tha processes "
Gartiasxaksop. Ghs aanaR besn9 cauasd
douhS lasa hy ha0cal anoicaa action.
SAMUEL KaAkalg
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-24
SEALED PROPOSALS

sEaAHaKB RROPOSAg4s viii ~ ri efxed
a. the city clerke Osine until Wessaa saa =.
March 18th. ~ BE 0FeIteA III w O'clock
aOan. Tor eae purpose of exeeaing fences
ind retaining WalIs between ndtacenk
FateF Witch Fire Quarters, remregtlSNay
spr further particulars and Spee9 aeatsons
ngiErp OE
SMITH Cgtasrnaa,
&txa~& RNBbSIe Property es0fsskml tee
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-24

Leaving his check for $25 as d con-
tribuki0n ID the Emergency hospital
Mr.. Walter n. Hart, Of Passport. said |:
81 eannoE conceive oE such d worthy
cause being allowed to get into i
desperate condition for lack of funds.
Fror It must De admitted that this hos
Dital ID 81 fnestinabIe value to this
community Especially is this true as
applied to raaea og accident and ma
ternity, and III all other Instances
whare the patient does not possess any
kaO ledge of ahe efficiency of the pow
er on divine healing
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-24
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Iax ne Wsnaen Or "A
e AZ Kassszs

Eara O. attend % household duties
se @EaEly achlng "a
woman should not hav & bad
kr,
80 alse seldom world & S1e lid
Aa@9a waEN well
Doaa's Ridnsy pllla are enssea y
ts.
avs been used II kidney arounla
0vee So ysara.
a shat thas Ann0saa osu
saye
isobss gcEhla. 21A s S
ay0 Eos SDur sr ave yssaas aaea
palnea ma 50 Intensely an
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sAa asa Irs Il a i aais 81
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-24
Laid Wn Hest

The funeral 0g Mrs. Catherine Mid
dIeton whose death occurred ut her
home at Eaatp0rs, took place this
morning from st Mary's, with
requiem mass
The pallbeaFera were Messrs 4. G,
Davis. Charles 81 Jones. Gas Snyder,
M II. Kries. n. NJ Heller. and Mr.
Bennett
InteRnent vas IN ST MarY's cenae-
terry, Undertaken b n Hopping Ii
charge os arrangements.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-24
~ flnlsaa 800 Carrier

Harry Sprsgga aged about IS yeers,
fOr naany pears cAlOFed letter carries
ID tlss third ward. died this uaoyning A.
his residence. I9l West street from
pneugn0nias Eo1lowing nu The de-
eaassd had beeu Ia faiIIng health fOT
aome time
Funeral arraugeuls nts have not been
CON uleted.
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lalaae OeeEa Here

Examining 0Elcers from the ONCE
oG the State Automobile connan ission
nEsnk busy three hours 81 Ahnapo-
sosaay. examining app ants Tor
operators and chanfEeurs licenses.
Ishere we're many applicants o. hand
and State Circle was crowded with
machines throughout the mcrnins
Ihe examinations we're conducted Ii
shs basement oa the state house.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-24

House Hold Furssre. Piano,
Rug Andiroaaa'
~ aes Harness Car
riage Farming Implements,
c
NJ amshnssav az fhs nNneFs VIII 81 Is. 81 ~
Tsssal9s Aasrsihn 81 kAsAsiasAoog. on e0NA.a
nssie 81 9gvegn risess near Anhsposas' ~
"wednesday. March eesh, 1919.
COS rKNo ~ ss.se O'clock 4. y
rhe following personal Property
gsaumehOld FURNITURE consisting Of Parl0F
x9snsra ssssoea. He'd Room and MARrngh EaE-
ulesare good Piano, EhinAWNke. issass,
Amasrnnn Cooking Utensils, one very 9aQsA
- 81 Double HaFneeR, ane Top HugKy,
s.sm ssMnnhnsta nue Ora -EI0Fae Carriage.
s,ae x.l.Tnber IS ag0n, pl0wa, HarrnMA. Nni.
Sswmfara Mawing Machine. Corn Shelter,
sssrSSr NIL aase Rev MDat ayl0 Oars one
yItfnr ~ d. b. Stationary Caroline EngIne,
as McwEkeF 3 u. d. Marine EuRare, ana
ether articles 10 numerous 20 mention.
r.s1wsgs OF aAxK cash 0n day Of sale.
Goods III be paid fox before resnovaiAH
1.''''s' CHARLES r. LRE, Agent.
Eog w. IA. E0mbH ana Mira. "a. Quinn.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-24

hereby Anm0umce NJ Aaeg GeK slA
tTma6e4 ewaA&y kSr kEe EI1Ms l9lnsaaes, Essls
@ek ~ the are8an ~ 1Aze AxeeHMakc nRfe
SERIES 81 September. xDne anppoft win
1e appreciated.
i. GRANT cOLHOuN
%-&1-4f
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b 4

~ On MARIA 1geN. Mso6 IL III.
~ Fea z9l AsInapsila
band uf Agnes Hs1qs
Dne llae Ut Em zS& M@ gives. $50
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= ~ 80 -

Propoeala VII o. received Until gNednqs-
lay, March 20. ~ o'clock neon, lit the city
Jerks otElees 10 furnish four lights for
kamembly Hall.
Right u received 10 reject any 0r al
lids Fer fsirElser information apply to
Ct W. SMITH.
Chairman.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-24
NJ All ERD

wANTED Roy ABOUT SIX
TEEN YEARs or AGE no
LEARg THE PRINTING BUKa-
MISS. .GO0D 0rRu ElsA
AND ADVANCEMENT 10 REsK
WHO WANTS 10 LEARN.
PIX An TME EVENING CAP
ITAL OFFICE.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-24

Anna polls naturally takes some ir-
terest In the contest now going on
among the Democrats Of Baltimore,
Tor the choice Of the standard bearer
for the party. and some are wondering
whethet Edgar Allen Poe will prove
I'd be- George Weems Williams Bur-
chaFd. IL his attack on Mr., preston's
Amerfcanisrn.
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-24

K0R SAL Five room house with large
lot, Dit an chesapeake avenue, EnAtpOre
PRICE, 360 Apply tO Clsarlee E, Lee
Phone 803 III u