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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-20

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-20

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-20
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-20

Oxford Ave- rooms ard bath.
Hot-water heat. Electric lights, Con-
venicnt to car line. Price $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-20

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-21
Al TEEE PALACE no mr.

Cecil B. De Mile presents the great
screen favorite, Bryant Washburn. In
an extremely fine story. TIL Come
Back to You, at the Palace this even
ing. The scenes Of It'll Come Back
TO You are located in Belgium just
prior 10 and subsequent to the Hun In
yasion Yvonne, q young and beauti-
fuI Belgian girl. is the wife of Karl
von Krutz, who is presumably mer-
chant. but In reality German secret
agent. This was marriage Of con
venience on her part and she bears no
love Tor her husband she lives with
her brother, Jacques. and her husband
III farm house and one morning aft
er her husband had spent most Of the
night carousing with boon compan-
ions, Yyonne finds roughly traced
map Of Belgium, penciled upon the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-21
At The THEATRES
AT TnE REpUBLIC TONIGHT

Love saves young millionaire from
dying of ennui Id .Everybody's Girl, Il
the vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature.
which will be the attraction at the
Republic theatre tonight Alice Joyce
III the star In the picture. which is
adapted from O. Henry's Brick Dust
Row and IL the supporting cast are
Walter McErail, Percy Standing, May
Hopkins and W r. Carleton
Blinker lis expiring for want Of
something to do, when he takes a
boat trip To Coney Island. He aeets
Florence Miss Joyce who trims hats
for a living, and because each one is
different To the other, they fall In
love. Then they fall out of love when
he admonishes her for meeting men in
parks. However, he saves her life
when the boat catches IRE and takes
her home.
Their romance apparently is ended,
but Blinker cannot forget her and BY
chance learns 1t Is his fault she meets
men In the parks because his agents
have rented the parIor In the nat
where she lives In Brick Dust Row.
and which he owns
He makes q quick trip to Brick
Dust Row, and when he comes away
everybody's girl has promised 70 BE-
his girl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-21
HOPKINS ORGANIZES
BASKET BALL oUINT
TO QUELL. ST. JOHNS


Il required q def from ST. John's
college to help HoJkins UniversIty OF
baltimore make np it's mind To have
d basket ball team. As i result og
the organisation Of cuint BY Hopkins
Il d probable there viii be i clash be.
tween these old -iisne rivals within the
very near future
Call for candidates was mlada sew
eEai days ag0 81 Athletac DirscEor
Murphy Oe Hopkins and All speed viii
be made 10 have tbs team ii shape for
the biz game before the close of the
season.
Speaking Of the organization Of &
quintet By Hopkins the Baltimore sun
today says
While theFN always has been 3
ciaEnor f5s d genaine varsity Quint, ii
waa not until S. johns came along
Win the challsse TINT Hopkins jump
"a right izlto line. a deA coming from
narOil. Il nsfsAt De explained. haa
the same eEsct un0n kz0pagfn# akndamss
slaak i rel Aag Rlan upon Sun.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-21
cUBANS LIKELY TO
APPEAR HERE FOR
GAME AT ACADEMY
VIII Be First international Sporting
Event lii Whlch Naval Academy
Has Ever Participated

The University Of Havana, 1t III hn-
deratood, ID likely 10 oppose the mid
shipmen IN baseball this spring and
furnish the first international sport
ing event In which the Naval acacs
envy has ever participated
The management OF The academy
wrote the Cuban institution suggest
Ing that game be played ID Annapo-
lis The Cuban institution ut the same
time wrote to Annapolis for q game
and the letters crossed Iii the mails.
A both teams sasm very anxious for
game Il is more than likely Ii viii
he played
Billy Lsaah, who has been coaching
the baseball team, stated that he viii
lose no time In shaping his team for
the coming season. especially when
he has All but Due Of his regular held
ers Of last season. bis best catcher and
all but one Of his pitching stan Two
new men that were added ID the pitch
Ing star are Baker. s left handler, and
Kelly. right handler
From ell indications Ii Is believed
the Navy Will produce j worthy ags
gregation
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-21

white tablecloth. Won Krutz enters
and takes ii from her roughly. and
she then suspects the truth. The Ger
mans invade Belgium and Won krutz
takes his departure King Albert
stops during the retreat OF the Bel
gians at the von Krutz cottage, where
he finds Jacques playing the game
beating the Huns The king plays
with him and tells him to be brave
and wait till come back to you.
America enters the war and Captain
Jefferson Strong. an officer Of Ameri-
can engineers, Is detailed To destroy
Hun tanks. containing liquid fire,
which the Germans propose to use
against the allies BY pretending to-
be an escaped German prisoner, he
gains access to the German lines,
reaches Yyonne's cottage, learns where
the liquid fire Is being stored, and BY
means Of pigeons dropped from aero
planes, he communicates the news 20
the American commander, and tap
pers are instantly set 10 work to tun-
mel under No Mans Land to the hill
where the liquid IRE is stored Mean
while, Won Krutz returns. finds Cap
tain Strong telephoning, destroys the
instrument ana desperate battle en-
sues. Yvonne takes sixty-five orphans
from q nearby asylum into the tunnel
and awaits message from Captain
Strong. which does not come. The
hour for the explosion being at hand,
Strong. TO save the lives Of the chill
dren. and the woman he loves, cuts
the electric wires and prevents the ex-
pIosion Just as the button Is being
pressed He Ii arrested for disobedi-
ence Of orders and tried By court
martial and would have been shot, but
well learn how this extraordinary
fine story ends. Don't fail to see II
for 1t Is great Burton Holmes traye
logue also. Tomorrow, William s.
Hart, iii The Breed Of Men and
Pathe News
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-21

Iass leader shgs4gxs Il esasas
lie sot 81 and yOa vet nOsss Z
The cn0Ysts ysarS.
la Liza Jsae
There HI grand ensemble eEDE-as
that runs 81 follows
ION, Liza
LII Liza Jans
rob. Liza
I4gg Lisa JRlae.
The song runs along complete. thus
Use got sal and ron g0t none
.'LaI Liza Jane
House and 10 III Baltimore
LII Liza Sane.
Lots q children round nah door
Lii Lssa Jane
IN bumblebee ont Tor Sip
III LiSa Jane
Takes til eweefnin' from yO' Lips
Iis Liza Jane
Come. nah love, an live With me-
I'LL Liza Jane.
And Hi take good care b. thee
LII Liza Jane.
They have smother ia which they
are going straight 70 Berlin. and they
sure do make some noise. There are
only two lines 10 Il, the flrst line being
repeated Six times and they al bear
down hard on the iaat one
Were marching on
To Germany i.
Then six times, Its Kaiser Bill.
with the last line sd We're goin tc
Kill
There are six lines % Its Com.
pany q that's marching on ID Ger
many.
FROM Kaiser Bill, they sort Of
noduiate over on to m old melody of
the Southland
Mother, rock me In the cradle
Rock me Id tbs cradle Og the deep.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-21
As HOUR AIR MAIL
SERVICE TO PACIFIC
TERMED PRACTICAL
MaIor Albert Ssnlth Predicts Route
WllI Re In Regular Use Within
waMR

g3HE
.The most practicable transconti-
mental airplane mail carrying route is
from either San Francisco or San
Diego through 10 Texas, and thence
up the Atlantic coast to Philadelphia,
washington and New York believe
that the dying time of this service be-
tween New York and California can
be cut 10 forty eight hours. and that
an uninterrupted service can be main
tanned every day In the year.
This statement was made BIZ Major
Albert Smith. commander Of the
Tganscontinental Air Mapping squad
ron, at San Diego, Calf, who recently
completed a successful flight from San
Diego 10 New York and return.
Major Smith said that the San Fran
cisco-New York transcOntinentalae aerial
mail service should include the fol-
Loving stops Yuma. Phoenix and
Tuscon. Ark: El Paso. Big Springs.
Dallas and Fort Worth. Texas; Mont
gornery. Ala; Jacksonville, Fla: Sa-
svannh, Ca Raleigh, N, q; Petersburg
and Hampton, Va; Washington, Phil
adeiphia and New York. II necessary.
the service could include Arcadia and
ST. Augustine, Fla. but this would
add ut least two hundred miles to each
landing place, where mail could be
dropped and fuel and OIL taken aboard
Major Smith believes that the most
suitable type Of airplane for the trans
continental aerial service II Martin
bombing machine. equipped with twin
Liberty motors Of 40O-horse power
each. Should one of the mo.ors de-
velop trouble the airplRne should reach
its destination with the remaining
motor. thereby insuring one hundred
per cent flying efficiency. said the
major.
He said he had conference 81
Washington with officials or the postal
department, and ne predicts that
trans-coRtinenta aerial service be-
tween San Francisco and New York
will be established within year
Major Smith Gew total Of 1900
miles He was ii the air exactly 10
hours and flfteen minutes On tia east
bound flight He covered 4,5O9 miles
ID fifty-nve dying hours weskbound
from New York to San Diego. and.
emitting stops At Florfda cities the
majer covered $500 miles III forty
three hours and fifteen minutes The
longest days flight was from El Paso
t0 san Diego distance 81 500 miles.
lii nine honra and thirty minutes He
had breakfast at Fort Bliss. luncheon
81 Yuma and dinner III his home, Iii
san Diego.
Major Smith said that an average
altitude az 5000 feet should be main
5tainedi and that IN average speed 81
los miles an hour easily could Be made
with the twin mokored aircraft carry
tng load og from one and one half to
two tons 81 frHtelass mall
The prevailing winds between Texas
and California are westerly. which
win enable the aIrplane ID make much
faster time on the westward trip.
Major Smith declares that letter.
placed aboard an airplnne ID New
York 1T ave O'Clock on Sunday na0rn-
Tag should be delivered 81 San Franz
cisco before noon Tuesday
u
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-21
RIIC)JJT'S
ANNUAL SALE or
Ladies Muslin
Underwear

81 G0rset Covers,
We're I -. tN
SIS Camisoles
We're III. Npp
ia Corset Covers.
We're 80. Non
8 Corset Covers.
Mere 80. Nm
Z camisoles.
We're Loo. Soa
se Corset covers,
Were l,tHl a d.
IS Pair Boomers.
Were 90 Sep ,a
so Pair BIOomers,
We're LOO Aen
SIS Pair Pants,
We're 80. NoN d,
e8 Pair Pants.
Mere .sS. Nom
IL Chemise.
We're 80. Na0 IA
SS BlO0mer Chemise,
We're Les. NoN La
20 BlooHler ChemIse,
We're l.:s.s MN lao
II Envelope t'hemise.
We're Loo. N0N s.
As Envelope themisr.
We're l.sss. Nov llN
"a Envelope Chemise.
We're l.ss. Vow l.ss
"a Envelope ChemIse.
Were 200, soN l.sO
is skirts,
We're -. sm ii
Al skirts,
We're IS. Non ii
s. skirts,
Were 10. Nos Is
i skirts,
We're l.,o. Nes ia
ii skirts,
We're 200. son ia
III towns
We're -. Soe -
4 Gowns,
Were $50. NON ion
sB Gowns,
We're I.5O. AoN IL
IL Gowns,
Were 200. Son $50
NONE CHARGED And NOM
on APPROY Ill
The Ridout Co.
2o9 Main St.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-21
JUNIOR NAVAL SCOUT
BODY WANTS MEN or
NAVY 70 DRILL THEM

A request has been received By the
Navy department from the national
headquarters 81 the American Junior
Naval and Marine Scout, New York,
for assistance hi the matter of obtain
Ing the services of Ofiscers and enlisted
men Of the navy and marine corps re-
turning from overseas az drillmasters
Secretary Daniels has called attention
to the request In circular letter,
stating that the Navy department is
ia full accord with the purposes or
this movement and desires f. assist
II Il felt that the cooperation Of
large number oE ofilcers and enlisted
men who have seen service lib Europe
will inspire the boys with patriotism
and spirit Of devotion to their coun-
Try as nothing else can do. A report
og the scout organization. which has
Its headquarters at 81 Cham beers street,
New York city, states THAT units have
hseut established from time to time fin
l8I cities and towns Of thirty -eIghG
states The names OF more than 60
900 boys are nov on Its rolls, most Of
whom have received or are receiving
their training and instruction through
the cooperation Of commissioned and
on-comnissioned officers of the navy
aud marine corps. Admiral william
s Benson. U. s. NJ. Is Chief Naval
Scout; Major Gen. Commandment
George Barnett, III 3. M. C., III Chief
Scout, Admiral George
Dewey vas chief naval scout from
date Of organization until bis death.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-21
aaalr e. Irnnrs.Na crnna.

ane institute of Agricultural Bot
any to Be established 1t Cambridge.
England. Is to be devoted chiefly TO
DE breeding and distributing Of ln-
proved varieties of agricultural crops.
Modelled after the famous Swedish
nlanf-breedIng station at Sva1of. IT,
scientific specialists viii work to pro.
ssuce pure cultures cf the new varie-
saas into extensive cultivation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-21
EXTRA LONG WEAR
FROM SHOES

II Is Collins III OoSals Hawaii
makes remarkable statement which
Demonstrates the money SAVING dtlra-
hslity og Ne0lin Snles
He writes, After wearing q pair 81
Nr6lin-soled shoes oil and on tor
shirtvtI,ree months. wore them en-
q tYTo 10 the volcano OF kiiauea ard
walked around tie crater oxer hot lava
q fis1es sad sss.l TIE a9. slsssfad
III slszlat 1: ms OF wear.
fi,is experience is not accidental
Yass.l.s from the scisEtiiic process
- which lNeelia Solcs are made u pc
exactly what soles should be--solii-
fnrtabs waterproof snd exceedingly
economical because VI the long Wear
they give
lSef them on new shoes Tor All mem
bers of the faniiiy and have them put
BIZ, won shoes They IRE made bS
The GOODBYE Tire & Rubber Com
nanv. Akron, G..ssso. who also make
Wingfesst Heels. guarantee q out
wear tliscg lseeEs.
ne.o!.!.l!iInl. !! S'oles
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-21

say. boy, when dem orders do canaa,
and 1at zero hour aEa struck. and days
gwine Oh u das top, II just am e III
night, world: good mawnln pearly
Gates. Z
One Of Lc;r mos popular marching
songs. that has d swing fo 1t that 81
srrestss ihle. that must ease up the
muscles IL their legs like sAlexandsr's
Sasg' does to 4 CAicagoan % the Cau-
caslan hggeU. deals with the monrner.
Il requires leader with that high
pitched, Q0averIng. thrilling voice "a
naake Il 80 Just right. The leader
ahoats On moanaw. tnOurnerl, and
TIE great plea comes from the wheIe
company 'Doan stay away. The
leadar again pterces the night with
thaf strs6ent cry s0h. backslider,, =
and the chorus rolls over the hills:
'Doan stay assAy. The leader usual
" repeaks the same salntation several
tisnaa His appeal Ia to the msanaw,s
ka0 sbacksltder, the deacon, and
taa elder. end the wonderfully
blending voices. IKE the dtape0n from
The pipes Of great organ, rolls forth
asaaH ana again: ~D0am Btay Away.
I'll Lisa Jane u aaosheS powaFfg
hEraOny they use good deal, Il he.
Qniras "a acconpl aslaea leader t0 make
eAs Raaaeatlon of tins arst tine with tn
skoras landing GA the IN Lisa Jans.'
hicA d repeated over nnd ovuss and
90 more siEnaa Il 81 raEs the gEa0Rv
ere bacnzaeg tas spEsak 0s gAs gssn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-21

gsnhxs Dats viii E0aarxe Ssse1
Il coukaa over ] k0iIed dinner. Among
the KOod staaxnsd pa6dansgs are apple
sl,srapliaRs rice and 1ruit tiinbales and
Troy padding.
II conner Of brass Is very dirty don't
worry but puf some ane salt on .
Dlate din il into cut lemon and rub
81 sha metal. TEa stronger acid viii
remove the worst stain.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-21

Teek-end clothes Ii sEggetea a.
3 name Tor shoee togs which are
nelther sports cEoGhes nor tbs other
thing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-01

Yesterdays winners-San francisco
2, Vernon, Sacramento, Seattle :, Port
land, Los Angeles.
Home runs: Ware, Brenton, Seattle
Crawford, Los Angeles.
Pulling up with decided jerk in
their cellarward race, the Seals grabbed
both games yesterday, thereby taking
the series from the Oaks, and rcgaining
their first lewiston status from the Yip-
pers. Herb Hunter distinguished him
self in the forenoon game with ole one
down in the ninth, the score dangerous
ly near the $3.50 spot, Herb spcarcd Il
fly. Thinking the game was over iiyrb
dashed into the club house. The galce
was suspended until the sad news was
broken and Herb redressed.
Wares home run in the t'irteenth
won the second game for Secttie after
tho Bees had ben trimmed : the first
game. Brenton held them 70 four hits
in the first session.
Sutherland held the Angels to three
hits and Portland won five to one, but
in the afternoon the visitors ey enca
things with a five-four win in twelve
frames.
Piercy vas beaten by the Vernonitcs
in the morning, but he came back in
the afternoon and twirled Sacramento
to victory.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-01
IRRIGATION SHOWS
RESULTS POSSIBLE
Experiment OF Marion Far
mer Demonstrates Value
OF System Here.

The Willamette valley is not supposed
to be an irrigation country. Thc very
suggestion has been enough to cad ur a
| pitying smile IN former years. This sea-
son after three successive dry years,
with a large part of the strawberry
! paintings burnt out, small fruits dam
! aged on the uplands and the fruit trees
showing q curled and yellow leaf, the
situation begins to look very different.
There are areas of small fruits and vege-
tables that would undoubtedly have pro-
duced from so to 100 per cent larger
crops this season if they had been given
a small amount of irrigation.
A practical demonstration of this has
been made by J. M. Christopher Of Mar
ion, who recently brought to the office
of the state engineer box Of the most
beautiful strawberries ever seen in Sa-
LEM berries that had had the advantage
of plenty of water in the midst of
drouth that would otherwise have burn
ed them up. Mr.. Christopher has tract
Iof 12 acres near Marion which is sup
piled with water and its products form
the strongest possible argument in favor
Of irrigation.
In this connection the people Of this
section may not know that rcni at
tempt to establish irrigation on large
scale was made in this region within the
past few years. In 1917 an application
was made by West Stayton man to
the sta,a engineer S office for an appro-
priation Of water from Marion creek
sufficient TO cover 1000 acres. He plan
ned to build two diversion dams, four
miles of main canals and Is miles Of lat
eral canals, with the expectation that
the far ners Of West Stayton would sign
up for enough water to make it pay
ing project. However the farmers fsil-
ed to see the advantage of it, and tnc
project went into the hands Of com
pany known as the willamette Valley
Irrigated Land company, who have not
as yet worked it out to success.
In the opinion of State Engineer Cup
per and his associates the time at nand
when irrigation for surface crops viii
be taken up as the only guarantee Of
success.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-01
NAN HAS
GAINED 80 POUNDS
Collins Says Everybody Who
Knows Him Is Talking
About His Improvement
Since Taking Tanlac.

ssTanlac has made such big i'm
Iprovement in my condition that l feel
as well in every way now, as | ever
did in my life, and l have actually
4 gained thirty pounds since commenc-
ed taking it,, said F. 7. Collins, who
lives at 572 Bortwieth ST. Portland, Or.
a few days ago.
| "I began to have indigestion about
three years ago. continued Mr.. Col
Inns, ''and this condition just kept on
getting worse all the time until it fin
! ally became chronic. My stomach was
/ in such bad condition that everything
| ate disagreed with me and caused
me to suffer afterwards. Gas often
: formed on my stomach, and | would
/ have the worst sort of cramping spells,
and sometimes l would be so nauseated
that / could not retain what | ate. |
also suffered with pains in the small
/, of my back, and if, i stopped over
could hardly straighten up again. |
was badly constipated all the time, and
would often have headaches that would
last for nearly a week at a time. | fin
ally got SO weak and run down that L
had to give up my job. Then my nerves
went back on me and ] never got a
good nights sleep after that. | tell
you, / had just about reached the point
where / was a complete nervous wreck
IT didn't think any medicine would
do me any good, but | thought |
would try Tanlac anyway, and to my
surprise I began to improve by the
time ] had finished my first bottle.
Well, from that time on just kept
getting better right along until I am
now as well and strong as ] ever was.s
+ never had better appetite, and can
eat just anything I want without suf-
fering afterwards. I honestly believe
my stomach is in as good condition as
it ever was. The pain has left my back
too, I am never constipated now, and
those awful headaches are a thing of
the past. My nerves are as steady as a.
clock, and l get in eight or nine hours
good, restful sleep every night. | have
regained all my strength, and have
gained SO much in weight that every
body who knows me is talking about
it. I never lose chance to say a good
word for Tanlac."
-Tanlac is sold in Salem by DR.. S. G.
Stone, in Hubbard by Hubbard Drug
Co., in Mt. Angel b. Ben Gooch, in
Gervais y John Kelly, in Turner by
H. P. Cornelius, in Woodburn by Ly-
man II. onorev. in Silverton by Geo.
r Steelhammer, in Gates by Mrs. J.
P. McCurdy, in otayton by G. A.
Beauchamp, in Aurora by Aurora Drug
Store, in st. Paul by Groceteria Stores
Co, in Donald by NJ W. johnson, in
Jefferson by Foshav & Mason and in
Mill City by Marketeria Gro. Co.