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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-21
gsT sTRRET sFTgRWAIKs

Mayor Strange has Expressed hin n
taaEion Of making some muck -needed
Improvements or the West skrest PAY
tng. This need Is very apparent to
nAyone who Waits that street, partic-
siaray Ia rainy weather Certainly
sara will be no objection made b
aayons II these pavement evils ere
xedaea.
We would suggest that the mayer
ard lie street cOmaaistee giys aOsns d
Ehslr attsation also 10 he sldswalka
aung this street Many of tAaae. made
0s brick are IN depl0rablo cOndi-
stps Ladies' pushing baby buggsas
airs compelled to desert the sidewalks
and rake use of the paving as ii i
MAXI 70 Impossible Is push haby
hngsy aloR@ the rough walks Ii Is 4
esEseom 81 pedestrians 10 make nsa
aaso = khe colap raeively araD0th ~
Rmg rather than stumble along saa
soah sidewalks. Ladies psashing baby
ss ont in the street. must, og ne
aaey. 30 snanacsd conntly - sas
81 being run down W aat0no-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-21
CORP LucIEN BRADY
RETURNS HOME FROM
SERVICE OVERSEAS
Son OF Nra. JaHses Brady Glyes Happy
Surprise 70 Family By On.
expected Refnrn

Corporal Lucien Brady, of the Ma
lchine Gun company. 15th infantry
regiment. 2sth division. arrived home
last night and gave his family happy
surprise, Corporal Brady was yesteY-
day discharged from the service, and
has come home to remain indefinitely.
He ii y son Of Mrn. James Brady at
the water works. near Annapolis, and
gave his mother d great srprise,
which was carried out Just al in
tended.
AIightihg from the car Of the W., b,
and A. Mlectric line shortly after 9
o'clock. he sought some taeans of con-
veyance Id hta home b cOupga 81 Ynilea
from injury to his hip. A friend. MI.
been wosSnded and hid been suffering
lfro minjsiFy TO his hip. A friend, Nj.
W. q. Pick came TO his relief. and 1t
w2s lFst suggested that he telephone
Cor sOaa Of the home folk ID drive up
and take him home. but ii was de-
Icided the better way ID make BIS home
comingsa more complete surprise was
70 drive down This was done. Mr.
Pick taking the young soldier in his
automobile % the water works.
Il WOULD be expire Ssing lt mildly to
Say the surprise was great, and ii was
. happy family 0s Bradys that sat lib
long after midnight with the returned
soldier son.
Corporsl Brady arrived On d trans.
poFt In this country December 20, hay
ing been iasalided horne Since that
date he haa besn b patient aG tie Ellis
Island, bAse hospital and that at
Camp Dix, n. Z.
He was wounded on October 81 III
the battle of Argonns. his Tight hiu
avtng been struck by shYapnel. He
lsst hera With tbs Annapolis boys for
Camp Mcclellan, Admission, Ala.
whence they we're ordered Is sail from
Hoboksn on June 10. last, for overseas,
arriving at Brese on June "a.
The Machine Gun company Of the
115th was n the last great drive. 10.
ms oyer the top ON October s. the
aignlQg Of the arznigtice bringing their
activities ID ~ end.
Corporal Brady has TWO brothers Id
the service Major Robert 6. Brady.
Y. 8. Army, .(reguEArl, nov stationed
On duty &c washington, and Corporal
John r. Brady, at Camp Meade.
During his abaanoe his father. James
AZ Brady, died suddenly at hts home he
the water works Brady says there II
no country Ike the D. S. a.. and no
place like home.
He Is feeling ane.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-21
WHAT THIS SCRIPTURES SAY

And they shall be milne. saith the
Lori pg hoatg, fiji that day when i
naahsa alp my jewels and / will spare
them, Is b man sparath his own son
that sprveth him Malachi SIT.
And | heard the number OF them
which, we're sealed: and there were
sealed an hundred and forty four
Thousand.
AftsF this baheid. and 10; d great
multiple, which no man could mum
Der. IL ali nations. and kindrads. and
peopIp. and tongues. stood before the
thron & and before the E4alnh. clothed
with khtte robes, and palms In their
hands; j
And cried wah loud voice, saying,
EaIvatisn 10 cur God which aitteth
upon tbs thTuns. and unto the Lamb
Rev. "a. .. 30
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-21

es
9nts se wurlis lss ~ aaeatee
how ln riouaiy, aecpna
ss0za pag sely lass hfe u il
alaogc nealy ed nd
iux upon she ccc plla zseA az a
81 pose aee pl aaefa
one annapolis bunIness naan ESQ
do III all al AunapalIs business men
ora aired into body daterlninsd 70
pgonsnse shs weaRare IA tha city, cass
accouJiElsh sknost anything within
reaso
There ARE altitude 81 things 10 be
accomplished 81 This city b 4 busi-
ness mena organization. Ill 81 shern
ID The city iii general and Ii the
busfne 10 isgeressa III particular X "
. tiua.gor getting together me need
for ceorafnaEed work IL recognized
low every wnere more than al any
time III the history az the country The
power cf nnsay al purpose and eHort
ii seslas On every hand.
Annapolis business men should fall
Into step with me ress og the world,
0rgas,lse for ne hesterment Of their
huasn SO and for the betiernens oT the
wh0lp community
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-21
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT ASNAIsO,
Lis MARYLAND
SOLDIERS VOTE
PROF. AVIATION

WHEREAS, Ry Chapter 10 of the Acts of
the Generally Assembly OF Maryland. III
VISA provided that whenever state Of war
exists IN the United States, or such other
rernment Of the United States TO call into
service the Maryland National Guard, or
any Of the unitn Of the Maryland National
Guard, and the Maryland Naval Mliitia, or
either the Maryland National S3uard or the
Maryland Gaval Militia, and BY reason Of
Euch state Of war or such other circum-
stances, duly qualified voters of the state
are absent from the ward 81 election dis.
trfct IN which they reside on the LAY set
for any general, primary or apeciai cleo
II,
tEfct Or any election IN Baltimore City, the
Governor may. By proclamation. published
once In no more than three nesgspap ers in
each county and iii baltimore City, gus-
pend the operation Of the election lara Of
the state, and all rules and regulations
ad0pted hereunder, 80 far rs such laws
with the provisions 81 said AZ.
AND WHEREAS, 1t ID further provided
by sald Act that whenever the Governor
shall issue auch proclamation then the
come effective 40 law, such provisions au-
th0rizing and providing the means for
duly qualilied voters absent tR the military
or naval service Of the United sstatfa BY
reason Of the state of war or other effcum-
stances calling them into aEch seryiee, to
vote by mali at all general, primary and
SPECIAL elections. WaelneF zFe51itSntAals
Congregational, judicial, State County OF
Legislative or any election In Baltimore
City. on and after the adoption Qf On
amendment Id the Constitution 0f the
State permitting such voters % vote by
mail which said alDendment, being Chap
ter - Of the Acts OF said General Assem- {
bly, Of 1918 was duly submitted 70 and
adopted BY the voters Of this state nt the
general election held herein in November,
1BAA and - now part OK the Constitution
of the SsAte
AND WHEREAS "A state of war does
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- RRINR R0nNpARY.


Marshal Foch would hardly have
msaas the statements Ne made 20 the
Asosrtcan correspondence in regard so
sas Rhlns AZ the western boundary Of
6sszaang on bis personal responsiOali-
~. me matter Ii 81 such consequences
sYsas ws must assume that ne was sx-
psesing the purposes Of the French
gvgnInsut.
xsas argument os the Marshal y 5000
ogss IL ar argument. 4 river y q
nauraI boundary. and sven IN these
daya Of Iong-rnngo cannon and high
ovenpnts in engineering Il Il III
aaa degrees barrier II II also trns,
taas Marahal says, that Francs q the
assnkry most concerned because e
sss on Germany Tor hundreds Of
flaa. while England Is on the othsx
49, og the Channel and America = on
sssa other side Of the ocean. Ihe men-
zee as 0egnan recovery would be-
sransly Ia France. The German
asctsr has probably undergone no
eamga, and the duty og saving civiIl-
san IRON another Hun invasion
wOuId tall upon France The Rhine
rs che further recommendation that
h vas long chanted hy the Germans As
sAaag frontier until the defensive Die
acss an Rhein' gave way 10 the
way ORenaive Deutschland uber
Aass
Sat b arnputate from Germany al
gsna part o9 the Ernpire which lies on
pahis side 81 the Rhine would be % ex
ivs an set 81 conquest that We may
zen doubt whether the peace confer
os would sanction It by common
esent Alsace-I sorraine must SO back
, "a Wsanea Theirs IL general dispOsi-
A ID support the demand of France
soY tas sarre mineral region as an in
Gaansay Tor the devastated coal mines
ag gas Eens district. Bur alp Of Ger
ny west Of the Rhsns would be .
d deal to wrsst from Germany and
Il gooA deal 10 add 10 France: and
waG other disposition could he made
M tss Gould II Be annexed 10 BEL
Nam. crsating buffeF state Of con-
Siderable Importance between France
and Germany
Ekaly would BE more insistent than
@sag O. iss own very extensive claims
@ ksrritory n Europe. Asia and
Africa Il 10 great ia addition we're to
a ada 70 France FOR In the Medl-|
xAnaan and IN North Africa Italy
@ france are rivals. and within g
yaKs have come very near To being
lea. Ii will be dificult enough II
aaxe italy moderate Tea demands aals-
anta b. give the Jugo-Slavs d
mes, and Impossible Il France is to-
s4 ali Of Germany vest Of the Rhine
Ama then. toO. weuld not such 8 divis-
So IL Germany craaes smother Lost
zuvancs menace to the worlds
naaoss Would not peace Be more ~
auEs II Germany retained most 81 its
aFatory vest Of the Rhine than Il Il
gaa grievance and an Inspiration to
xavsnge5 Most Of Germany recognises
9aa ausaAce Ok restoring Alsace-K Or
Bafne: nobody In Germany would rec
cmias the injustice ot being driven
hack 10 the east side 1T the Rhine In
ne interests % the worlds peace this
o mOrs important consideration than
Kraach Notifications III the German
Ghfne country Permanent eorsi6ca-
ssoaas haye very little importance now
sailadelphia Record.
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IN MEMORIAM


GREEN~-In sad but loving remembrance of
our dear father, Thomas 8. tsFeen, who
siRpAkEed this life eleven years ago to-
day, JRnnRry n, 1908.
Sleep ON. dear father and take thy rest
We know that yen are resting still:
Your place at h0ne cannot be hlied.
Hone ID sad, oh God, how drealy,
Lonesome, lonesome every stDt.
Listening for his yOIce till ureary,
Weary for 10 hear Ii not.
by his DoB,
THOMAS HENRY GREEN.
WORTH HEGTON In sad kut loving re-
Inelnbranee of my dear friend. Sarah 4.
Worthington (nee Atwelil who died Ian
nary II, 1912
God has given and he has taken
He has only called His own,
From this world sO fill 0f troubles
God has called her home.
We cannet understand why we must part
From those We lore so dear,
Bat God who dOeth al things well,
VIII SOME time make Sc clear.
By her friend
GERTRUDE NICHOLS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-21
NEWS or IGLRRART

We are having fine weather and
farmers are preparing their hot beds
and getting ready for early plowing
Great improvements are going on 81
Sherwood Forest. The few bungalows
we're started last year are finishBd and
nov are on the way Iglehart station
looks like lumber yard with the
lumber III high hills. waiting To be
hauled away
Mr George Evans, superintendent
at the Forest this season. expects 8
very successful year
About fsteen couples Of soldiers and
their wives and lady friends spent
SUNDAY at Sherwood Forest and Rad
quite an enjoyable day.
Great sympathy Is extended TO the
family Of Mr.. and Mrs Brice Worth
IngtQn In the passing away Of their
danghter-in-law, Mrs. James Worth
ington. who was buried Ill the family
lot Ill Brownsville on Thursday og last
week
Mr. Worthington Is still quite IN and
Mr. F'itzhugh Worthington is also Ill
st his parents home at Sunny
Banks.
Mr. H. Henry Viking. worthy Dresi-
DENT De the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
has been quite III 81 his home at Igle-
hart but Is improving at this writing.
Mrs John Stufae and Miss Lillian
Donaldson are III at their parents
home, Mr. and Mrs John Donaldson.
near Iglehart Mrs. George Evans and
son spent the weekend in Annapolis
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Black axaa whfse combinations are
mentioned 81 gCssihse spring favOriees
Attractive designs are being displayed
now ID thess c0lors.
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FAal Vsea

An IDEAL wlga Ii one Who sygapa-
shises with yon when you have 4
headache ard says you ought 10 begin
wearing glasses when the chances are
yosi have bssn smoking roo much.
Kansas CITY star
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NOTICE 70 sMEDTrO


Notice III hereby given, that the Sub
ncrfber hAa obtained from the Orphans
Court of Anne Arundel e0unsy. In Mary
land, letters ok administration on the per-
s0nai estate e.
NAMES CUBACK
late o4 Anne Arundel county deceased.
All peFn0na having claims ngMznsk the de-
ceased, are hereby warned 81 exhibit saae
s2ane Mith the vouchers gheEe01 40 The
subscriber, 0n or before The
TBsA DAY OR july. Isas
They may otherwise, by Ian, be excluded
from all bNneak az said estate. ala per-
a0Ua Indebted to nafd estate are request
"a 60 snake Emnsedlate paymenE
Given under my hand this tn day q
january 1919.
81 SCOTT KKRKLEcx,
A8nazu3@kxMkng.
Tan8-1 &-I3< 18s E81 NJ III
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ORDER TE0N
WNAkYEs = a q LII n AA81N
Charles III Ohery, Ir.. VIE. Sadie Obery.
No 24f Divorce
In the Circuit Court FOR Anne Arundel
County Ia Equity
No. 24l Divorce

rV..,.g. - p
so1ntg g - 0Asy
- x.
~ $500 UOes8 - =
decree dAv0rcsng the piA1nEM ~ GhArtee III
S51sxy, 8r.s from me ae4eMaahxs Sasaae
A9s ssss -
nas esss @tetes ss .zs.. -. -. " 1,,....
s,lrtssss NV " ~ n ~ resr
nlrefeen hrndred ara eleven. ana lived To-
Rnaher until enc nesk day Ok APRIL nane-
teen hundred and tweaxe.
Ouf fraat cause nbanlssonaa a1ad deseFted tie
safa Charlaa iii. 0ESary. ~, and alaaf aach
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= =
DI E. D

WEISS On January 18th. 1919 at 90
o'clock n M at her residence, 1872 Prince
George street, Mrs. FANNIE WEISS.
aged SO PEARS, wife Of Charles Weias.
Funeral Wednesday morning Dit 1000
O'clock from her late residence Inter
ment Id Hebrew Friendship cemetery,
Baltimore. 559-2t
RANDALKS-On Sunday. january lD. 1919.
street. MRS ELLEN RANDALL,
Relatives and friends inYifad to attend the
: fEsaeraf which will be held Wednesday,
4 n church nj 81 Williams. pnstor.
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al
CLASSIFIED ADS
xx AsIn
Az claaaineA asksAss nankn Og @
WRFszN Ut ie1a. 6ETt tAeeFsScus ~
Sa0s cant ins klens. one cent
sfeEss. 0NwE ID WORKS two cenee
mONRY 70 LeAN.
MONEY no I,0AN Money 70 loan on
mortgage. Apply 20 Wtnson @ Gnts.
m0MKx no L0A2 an mortgage ID sums
t. aaif On reasonable terma- ParkaAa5
Eagment allowed James =. Munx0e At
n.essz-tln the night 81 the firp, january
18th. &aa Reward Of 80 tf returned
e ieS Green street i1s.st
L0sT-A cameo pin. cmrneo 1ealgn
ehildA head- Reward III returned ~ @
Shipwright street t2l-sSt
WANIEW
wANTED---A woman to COOK wash and
iron In family Of three. Apply III
Gioaieesser street iso-s1
WANTED Chamberrnaia ES0 per meath
and board Apply with reference To
hosisekeepeF ~ Carrel Hail 0-St
WANTED A good plain cook Apply leT
skeen $500. 49,
wANTKD-A position IA stenographer or
once work. Address No. 100. BOX -.
49,
wANTKTs- Room and table board 81 room
hy gentleman Ad9resa n. H., Box a07
ANNAPOLIS 10 $3.50
WANTED 10 bug barber chair. HeRner.
s1 West street. isl
gvAwTnD.-Whlte nurse for baby. to live
In house, Apply Mrs. a. a. Jones, Car
sel Hail 1<a7ssa
FOR RENT
FOX RENT Furnished rooms Apply III
Green street. t20-3t
FOB SALE.
FOR SALE Household furniture. also
electric iron; almost new Apply 18l
Fourth street, Eastport jel-St
FOR aALE-HArd and Soft Wood de-
itversd In cord lengths. OF sawed 70 suit
customers. Thomas M0Guckians Phone
lS nSa-t1
FOR SALE One Oakland touring car 1917
model Inquire Lieut.. Commander III q.
BischoH, 02 College avenue isD1at
ron SALE by III. G. Whitford oT the
sioncester apartments the following in
good condition: Small oak buffet, dIn-
sion rockers. iron bed with springs. Eve
Holland linen eeru shades. Crex rug,
Screens. Call IN morning 1t Gloucester
apartments. IA ct
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-21

At some period ID bits career every
man carries something In his pocket
Tor luck
When d man is looking for difIscul-
ties be viii nnd two where be expects
one.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-21
Sore Throat

70 relieve E0ee Throat yOu must gss Il
tbs aeak DC the disease. rernoyin0 III
eAuas. 1S1RsSgE ne IS pre- ared and sold
6Ug thn& one purpose. a dCss AZ 'E'GJas.sa
ggEE& taken upon the Era8 appearance
0e Sore Throak may aaye long dayu q
sickness. UHe d Gktle Sore ThrOat wis
dom and buy bottle Oe ToRsS
soaaS Ycu unay need 4 toszaOrOw.
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GEO. w. JON $
Circulating Library

The following books hare been added to
the Library - -,
atOn Churchill.
The InevftaDls Balance Snest, % 49,
trina TkRsh
"a Circuit Riders Wife. By Cora Hars
ria. go
'I,ong TATe The Kfngs ~ Mary hoO-
erta hlAehagt
s.Oyer The Top, BY Arthur Guy knapey
.sKe emmy. 81 Leonora Dalrymple.
s.ky -Four 1eaEa In Germany, ~ Z.
here Your Treasurer IL 81 Holman
Day. II.
trandsK.
TRKAaS:--Nsw Roaks. 4e per day.
old Heeka, ~. pe9 day.
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ANNUAr, REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
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ANNAPOLIS SAVING sS
INSTITUTION

OF AAaapoais. In The state 0S Maryland.
ThA ClpHa Of Rualmese. December
Bill, le1a. lii C0ngsgmlty WIFI Beuescm ~.
Of THE Banking Law.
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ASSIFIED AD
nAx .AMm ~
z8 EAKs a@

Az Nlaanilea asksAks nankn % s.
sfeEl ONmE M xF09zle Ewo cents
wasA tarns illsertaea s;
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MONEY LOAN.

MDNEx 70 Hs<aAN Money 10 loan On
mortgage. Apply 90 Watson @ Gait.
Annapolis, Nd. 1yf8-n
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LOST


.Lf3Nxs-tln the night IL the FIRE. January
18th. $50 Reward Of 80 Il returned
10 1G5 Green street 31S.Sf
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m0MRx no L0AI --fsn snorsRage 81 sums
te anaf On reasonable terms parsiaa
tagmeat allowed James n. Mmnx0e At
Eornav. lyas;ts
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FOR aAIE--HArd and Soft Wood, de-
ltversd Ia cord lengths. OF sawed I'd suit
customers. Thomas M0Guckians Phone
734. n24-tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-21

FOR Household furniture. also
electric iron; almost new. Apply I8l
Fourth street EastpoFt j20-St
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EBsT-A cameo p5n cMfueo Ieaign
ehilis head. Reward If returned ~ O.
Shipwright street. ~ III
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WANTEE.-A woman to cook. wash and
Iron In 1 family Of three Apply III
GlOueeater street 1911
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-06-13
Moose Charged the Hunter.

News has leaked out from Freder-
ickton, N. B., that a Mr. Adams OF
that city had an exciting time Of II
or his moose hunting trip last fall.
Adams was moose hunting with J. B.
Smith when they came across a male
and female moose feeding. The fe-
male is protected by law. Both shot
at the bull moose. but the bullets had
little effect. The bull moose started
to run and Adams ran after the ami
NAL shooting when opportunity pre-
scented.
One bullet 90 angered the moose
that 1t turned and charged the hunt
er. Adams, seeing the animal COM
ing his way, also turned and ram.
The moose gained and was snorting
with rage when Smith, taking care
ful aim, toppled the animal over.
When they examined the moose II bul-
lets were found In the caecass. -
animal dressed about 60 pounaA IL
antlers were preserved
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-06-13
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like Plain eitro-Phosphats
to Put on Firm, Healthy Flesh and
to increase Strength, vigor
and Nerve Force,

Judging from the countless preparations
and treatments which are continually be-
Ing advertised for the purpose of making
thin people heshy, developing arms. neck
and bust. and replacing ugly hoIlows and
angles by the soft curved lines OF health
and beauty there evidently thousands
of men and women who keen1y feel their
excessive thfnness.
to starved nerves. Our bodies need more
phosphate than Is contained in modern
foods. Physicians claim there is nothing
that will supply this deficiency so well
the organic phosphate known among drug
gists as btro-phosphate, which is mex
pensive and is sold by most all druggists
under a guarantee of satisfaction or money
back. BY feeding the nerves directly and
by supplying the body cells with the nee
essary phosphoric food elements, bitro-
phosphate should produce q welcome
transformation in the appearance; the in
crease in weight frequently being aston
ishing.
Increase in weight also carries with 1t
general Improvement in the health
Nervousness, sleeplessness and lack OF
energy, which nearly always accompany
excessive thinness, should disappear. dull
eyes become bright, and pale cheeks glow
with the bloom of perfect health
CAUTION: - Although bitro-phosphate
is unsurpassed for relieving nervousness.
sieeplessness and general weakness 1t
should not, owing to it's tendency to in
crease weight, be used by anyone who
does not desire to put on flesh.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-06-13
MlSSOULA POLICE THINK
ROBBER LEADER IS HELD

Observation-Disclosures chase through
blocks of the city in which several
shots were fired by officers, Chief of
Police Moore arrested Savas Panta-
lides, who later. the Officers say, con-
fessed his guilt in house robberies over
a period of three years in this city.
The confession was made after a
search of the shack in which he lived
on the Island in the middle of the
city, revealed a great number of wom-
ems dresses. several valuable pieces of
jewelry, some of which already has
been Identified by owners, and other
pieces of wearing apparel.
The arrest of Pantalides, it is believ-
ed, finally clears up the mystery sur
rounding those thefts on which the po-
lice had long sought in vain for clue.
Reports to the police that man was
proving about certain residences in
the city brought officers to the scene.
The chase and arrest followed. Later
Charles Wales. who lives in the shack
with Pantalides, was taken into Gus
toby The men are employed in local
cafe.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-06-13
BOOTLEGGER THROWS HIS
WHlSKEY AT MOUNTED MEN
Pursued by Imagined Deputies, He
losses Treasured Liquor to
Thirsty "Punchers"

Miles City.-The thirsty residents of
Moorehead, a Powder River county
town, several days ago had the unique
experience of being bombarded with
quart bottles filled with whiskey hy
bootlegger whom hey We're trying
to oyertake on horseback and whose
automobile stalled in the middle of
Powder river while he was trying 20
cross it at a ford Before the boot
logger found out that his pursuers We're
merely thirsty horsemen instead of
deputy sheriffs, he had thrown %
quarts at them. Most of the booze
fell into the river.
salvage party was Immediately
organized and much diving was done
until a large part of the booze was
rescued.
The story as told by Chairman John
II. Morris of the Powder River county
board of commissioners, is that two
Moorehead men were travelling on
horseback and met a friend who told
them that a bootlegger with an auto
load of whiskey had passed along only
short time ago. The thirsty horse
men took a shortcut and overlook the
auto at the river.