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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-05
SOUTHERN PACIFIC BIG
FACTOR IN DAYS DEALS
United States Steel Also Proved Fac
tor In Cproar of Bulli,h
fnthu,i..
SHORTS BUY ON DECLINE
Other Railroad Stocks Also Profit by
tho Action OF Western Shares, the
pennsylvania Issue Figuring En-
tcnsivcly In the Transactions.
SHORTS BUY ON DECLINE
by BnoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. April 4.-The stock
market closed today in an uproar OF
bullish enthusiasm New high records
were made in few specialties. and
the general list advanced sharply un-
der leadership OF Southern Pacific and
United States Steel. Such excellent
leadership has not been seen for
months. II not only encouraged legiti-
mate traders but il frightened the
illcEitima,c short interest, the exist
cncc of which was exposed "A few days
ago the illcEltimatc shorts welcomed
Tho opportunity TO buy on the slight
ncCIlhe caused by tho dispute in Wash
SinSton over steel prices. They hoped
today when President Wilson was re-
ported SICK AIDED in laris that there
would be a further break, but so many
q, q. mem zen, began GOVERNS their shorts
that nothinS could stop the upturn.
Treasures Are Appreciated.
For the advance in Southern Pacific
the cXpla nation is given that "a decision
IS expected soon in regard to the oil
'ns being worth So to Siuu :, share
II has had them for many years. bu,
it is only now that such treasures are
appreciated. Whatever the real rca-
son, there is no doubt that buying OF
The stock has been excellent recently
nave been liquidatcd. and tho stock is
higher than when that selling was
pcEuil.
This strength OF Southern Pacific
puoNcd UP the entire railroad list.
Copper, Arc Disappointing.
Coppers disappointed their followers
because there has not been the buy
Ing OF the metal that was expected
In addition to the technical reasons
Tor the markets advance, there was
the expectation that at the conference
on steel prices called 10 meet in the
afternoon quick adjustment would
be made satisfactory to everybody. Il
was understood when prices we're fixed
recently that the railroad administers
ton would begin buying. Fully 1000
o1o tons OF orders are ready TO be
placed by the railroads
reports from Detroit persist that
Henry Ford and the General Motors
company arc getting closer together
in regard to acquisition OF majority
OF the Ford Motor Car Company OF the
General Motors.
NEW IORk, April i.--McrCantIc PAPER
ol.UStg; Sterling s!Nty-dry bills. $IS3: com
1nercisi siHty-daH bills on banks sicl COM
1ncrcial s!Nty-day bills. $50. demand
StI6i-; cables sI.76'. Time loans steady
sixty days. ninety DAYS and stN mon his -
I6", Call money easy; ruling rate. & Bank
II
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COTTON MAKkLrs

new YORK, ADril i--Whle sentiment tn
the cotton market wa somewhat T,.Ctiouary
TO-DAY u wa. not uarucu!ary unfricnaly
70 hiEhcr prices. and after having weakened
the list improved iowa. q he close Pressure
Eas neither heaES nor general. REPORTS OF
INCREASED offerings OF the SPOT article from
IN. Eastern bet were Offset ~ further de-
lays IN Planting operations from rains
the oe!L Trading throughout the session
Sehera-iy was quiet Liverpool was a BUYER
on ia ancc hete Local covering and de :
nand from trade sovrves brourhta RECOVERY
IN the !ste afternoon. with Tina! p-icc !.
STEADY at a net decline OF Is points 10 an
AdVan"e OF 20 lo"ls On new. and a points
w 10 10 points lower on old contracts
keceipts al The uorts for the day were
= s1i bales EAUort-. -ls2l haies
dung :. ceni higher At -. cents. The sales
were li-O bales. spot here was auiet AT :,
n.Sis'r u, - points al -s.O cents There
Receipts al some o. the leading roi,,s.
Galveston, 5.sit: Sew Orleans 57g; MIMI
20; Savannah. :.:d5: Augusta. 3ss ~, Louis
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobjlcs Eor SnIo

CHANDLER, 7-passenYcr. Good mecb.ni-
II. rsa, SomLtaion. Practically new tires A
"m.ka,n price Selling for owner. For dem.
Hnstts'iSn call Madison I4Gs PIngeman
AND s' i,- SnieS oorp.. corner Allen Avenue
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale.
REAI BARCAINS IN USED C,NRS----


Automobiles for Sale. II
REAL BARGAINS IN USED CARS
NATIONAL
Touring. Good paint and mechanical con.
BRlSCOE
Slightly used demonstration
BRISCOE
Roadster. run only :5on miles
BRISCOE
Touring. 1916 model
KLINE
III "roaSl Good as new. You should 500
ihese cars arc real bargains to a buyer.
CAPITAL MOTOR CO..
$40 West Broad street.
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NEW YORK April 4-Port movement
Middlinr y 80; stock. $3.50 bales
D., Minor III por's.-Rsccipls Ii.;3? bales: EXPORTS.
Iota! today at ali oorts-Rcceipts. S5l3
naics; exports. 2i.Sal bales stock. l.2G5 $50
Total for week at all ports-Ecceipts o. 40
bales: exports ii,.543 bales.
Total for season-Receipts. ASS. sj6 bales:
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AUTOMOBILES

HAkGAiS S-See " for the best bargains
u. i. ,xaehlcI 1919 West Broad.
hhdSG G cHuMMY EoADsTER 1917.
can be made, viii lie glad to dcmonstrate
l.ininser. A!sop 20. a:2 West Broad.
nuiCk big g. 1917 model In splendid con
dliion. This car /. practically new and
VII sell cheap to quick buyer as owner
,""dS money. Address q So. care Times.
CHANDLER. 1916 model. G-cylindcr Good
ureS all around. WIN sell cheap to quick
hu$cr. A0drcsH q 81. Times Disna 70
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Motorcycles and Bicycles. II
st G5 81 fGs W a 4o4d Eo~le
n.Iici:f-x ,e are exclusive agents FOR the
SSae cs as G Msa rS SSyf sssec, H0"e
FgM eya nicGSLES lead Msi, i hSo,, al howe
Broad Street. Phone Randolph @o3l
He 9al2n e ssse4l; asle w aPA
called for.
"n s,ts Gil; Indian moioTcycie for
2eo-A .Len.pie Street boulevard 36iS.W.
Auto accessories. IL
W.! AUG dHaSg{ Co.
Maey Cos sl No4;S e Aaan. or s,! HsYer
Sr sslitr r M.Jsi5 Pe5rs make staring
, THE NATIONAL AUTO TOP co-Top
RECOVERING AND REPAIRING. PLATE
CLASS CURTAIN LIGHTS AND SEAT
COVERS. $40 WEST BROAD. RAN
DoI.rIi ass
MONEY on TRES and ,nSs eI Ga sayg s sSs
sec TGF s WSsr ,, chm a1 Tire and Rubber
5ok4 .. n9n:skid; $3.50: These iircs are
q
Iwo.n One Ttre CO. us IVES, hro%d I'D S ssrSst
service ataGoiis-Ikepa,llnS IL
ACcESsoRlEs---A fun line of auto acces-
N SORES ana tire" Richmond Auto Tire
AurO BUILDING We build ana ren.Ir
ePm mn a! bodies sa for auto trucks. Thos
AUTO MISUNDERSTANDING of all Kinds of
den Jones. s5 Wesi 1g Cary SG slre aS" War
II .rI,t Az.
l6:, West Broad Street. High-uidss au,o
Lalnting.
N9 ~ MAJ EHINIISg ~ and repairing done by
SHOP. 800 East Main. a'"'
Ao,ro KEtAlkING done BY W F. Kelley,
AM E Au!y H.p. hSF 9s 2.1i
1UTo REPAlRING by skilled worxmen.
wast nnin ssI trns American Garage. 1907
,vtos kErAiKhD-I'he o k Auto Repai.
'S sO Ss.sis 'es1 iD E yss
AfS T9Fs %1s xs4a rsPsIiss
Prices right.
AUTOMOBILE ,REPAiRTNG done by ex-
sa NE and 'u Lyme. IN a. sos We. fI5 rsa hi
AoIOMonII.E KErAlRING---We are con-
yenien' MOI we guarantee ,,s satisfactory york
Mechanics Co. rear lbs Hanover Avenue.
SsFnsg Yn es soc nsa s,res
EMERGENCY SERNICE-Wc tow you in
II you get broke down OF gas
or oil a.y where within Is miles OF Rich
Ihond. ,or this service you only. pay 81.
per year Don't delay. but join today.
Richnond Auto Service Corp 7Os West
Broad Street. Randolph 1917. Auto re-
pairing and accessories.
FARMER WINGFIELD CO. expert anto-
mobile repairing: tires and accessories.
622 West broad.
FREE AIR and boy AT YOUR service
capital Auto Suprly Co.
GEOltGE MOURO-Icxpcrt auto mechanic
lG2i Won't Broad. Phone Randolph 2OG
l.. r.. RICE AUTO kEFAIRl NC--Repairinu
or AL kinds Service man for Packard
and iIupmobilc. 1913 Hull Street. Madison
WEhMhK ER--Farmers. the Powermaker
is what you need. II saves YOU labor
ilno anh money Write us for a booklet
ralman Auto SUPPLY. Gl9 EAT Main Street.
WANT TO rent or buy a mouse? Tho city,
best properties are listed In tho cias.ired
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-05

1H 1ESth2|iSo re- fA tH sy Ayr AI Hyf il
hSKEFhA R,1t 2s cA N!:w A fngb Il
M SSRT ri R Ss nH %2K3ij
MfTh rEEihHSSflEAT Is 1 !hHEEXiT t1GS
oHG Sp sauaPsa Win w sHries Syln4ss
good, pain, good iop good: ars;. class mes mes
roadster. thor,nshy overhnu f ' new saH
ne" ares ana newiy painted. "'
BE been GSstha Hisd We i"5saed ' n fssentS
condition. owner desires a lighter ear.
ONE sTUDEBAKER. is series, s-cvllnd.-
11psi"G otnSrsash
be sold quick: party leaving The civ 't'S'
touring beins reyarnisned Tor ih "s Ss owEer
ONE BIG SIX BUICK touring Gr.,..,..
condition. Must be sold this week
ONE SAXON TOURING. II series. thor.
oushiy overhauled and repainieu: new no top
anu slip cover.
ONE WEScorr TOURING. 1-pssseuser:
oNE 10 fokD lGht delivery. in good con-
ONE DETRoITER REQ in good condition
Al ATTRACTIVE PRICES
TWO STUDEBAKERS. 10 series. 5-passen-
ger, G-.yIinder tourings: been driven lc :,
man 5000 miles. One has been rcvarnisheu
ins e.ner was p not on aeeSun, Of i Geips
% a-r.es are now out. which makes il nee
essary that our demonstrators be he W series
models.
SATISFACTORY terms be arranged on any
OF the above cars. whether our ears OF;
cars neIonEing to individuals that are Iefi
mere Tor sale as deposit on new cars.
The scarcity of new 20 series Studebaker
ears and the large demand makes II nee
essary mat we take In lot OF ears to he
enGe TO any or the above cars for more de-
tailed Information.
coSOHM In N@S ET S sk5RE sRREnF
Phone Randolph 16l0
Ask for MIR. Dardcn or Mr.. Chappene.
srUrZ big bcarcat roadster In nrst class
condition with good tires. VIII sscri-
ncc 1883 West broad.
.hEsE Mt. all aim to interest ths reaJera
lls the readers who things
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-05

JOB PRlNTING-Eor Job printing and sta
t"hery' sec licrndon. 1875 ~ Main 81,
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HEsE ATS all aim to interest the reaJera
lts the readers who buy thinas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-05

arUrI big bcarcat roadster In nrst. class
condition with good tires. VIII sscri.
hire 1888 West llruaI " $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-05

iniN iNG-Ihe cheapest good printing In
II f'cni',nh h, Acme Printing Co, Jefferson
M: M@rShail Streets. Eanuoiph 5I2
iEiNI NG-i,Dy YOUR printing from, The
business builucrs. CoiireII * c.ookc RAM
dol. - tOohc. wan
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Misunderstanding
Printing-Stationcry.

olNEsS CAR DS-iU $500 Positively
East Main Street 49, -"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-05

" ENoNATlNG--We make a stylish hat out
oa your last spring hat. Why spend
money on new hat when we can dyc and
Teshape 1t into 1919 spring beauty? Amer
Main Street 81 i1aS'
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Funeral Directors.

~ LIS l3eo want you Monday night Sun
citing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-05

NEW YORK. April i.--Mercantile PAPER
D.. uSf7: Sterling SIXTY bills. $3.50: com
,niI sisty.day bills on banks s,ci: com
lncrcial S!Nty DAY bills. sirl ucma nd
stI6i=: cables &.76'. Time Ioans st"aIV:
SHY days, ninety DAYS and siN mon MS -
No",. Can money easy. ruling rate. e. Bank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-05

ONE STCDEBAk Err. Is series s-cylinder
tour ns, passenger. thoroughly over
hauled: newly pa::.tGd: new lou new lire. :.
excellent condition -" N''eS'
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.

Richmond Va Apri! g. 1919.
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ONE STCDEBAk Is series. G.cvlinder
tonrin. driven less than 5000 miles; ,irni
CLASS inccha meal shape. having been tnor
oushly oreriiauied: newly paintcu ana new
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-05

fRiN = ! NIi-See us FOR your commercial
81, pr ntIhS,, ana business stationery frba
u ihG'nmH rress Is North Seventh Street
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-11
pH0SPHATED iron
MAKES Pure BLOOD
and STRONG NERVES

Red bloOded men and women arc
leaders in every walk Of life Work
is pleasure and they are success
full in everything they undertake.
A leading doctor says. SHOW ma
strong successful man or healthy,
happy. rosy checked woman, and
they will always have pure blood
and steady nerves, loaded with Iron
and Phosphates. "
There Is no need Of anyone going
through life with poor blood, sick,
miserable, played out, and nervous,
when Phosphated Iron will always
bring most astonishing and satisfac-
tory results in pure blood and great
ly increased energy. health and
strength in the body, mind and
nerves q
Phosphatod Iron cannot fail to put
you on the road to health. 1t often
increases the strength and endurance
OF run down exhausted folk 100 per
cent after only few days treat
ment. Commence today. DO not put
off. 1t will repay you.
Phosphated Iron is put up in cap
sules only. DO not take inferior
pills or tablets. Ask for Phosphatcd
Iron Capsules. For sale by
Corbus Drug Store, and leading
everywhere.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-11
RANSOM, =
= q 4 z = y - = g Z = = = = .

The Altar society and Young Ladies
Sodality of st. Pdtrlck's church Will
give bazaar and dance in .iagls
han, Ransom, Tuesday, Nov 25th. A
5:tO o'clock chicken dilnar and all the
fancy things that 60 with 1t will be
served. Articles on sale in afternoon
Dancing from 800 to 90 O'Clock
Hentrich's orchestra to furnish the
music. Also Midinger supper will be
scrved. Everybody welcome. Good
Tune for young and Old.
]. q. E;zel and wife autoed to Strea.
tor Monday.
Daniel Kelly went to Hutchinson,
Kan. to attend his brother-in-law s
funeral, Daniel Gillen
Mrs. iohn Dooley of Dwight, spent
the week with her brother Philip.
Mrs. Mayme Casey spent the week
end in Streator with her sister, Mrs.
Wheatland.
Anthony Garvin of Farmer, Neb.,
spent the week here at the M Garvn
acme.
A. p, Erady II. f. Sidentop and mrs.
f. Dunn were among those who took
the civil service exam for census.
Rev. Welner and wife spent the
week in Chicago.
VIC now have library at the bank
BOOKS may be gotten on Saturdays
from 2.@ to 3. 30 and retained two
weeks The books are received fror,
the Illinois Library Extension Commis
sion for the use of the public.
The Womens Foreign Missionary
society met with Mrs. w. II. Conard
Saturday.
Marcus Lane who has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. NJ Garvin, the past
month, returned to his home in New
hirk lkla
Harley Werner Of Argo. spent the
week end with his mother, Mrs. W. II
| tolard
Henry Maahs returned home from
Wisconsin Thursday where he has
been attending his mothers funeral
Mrs. Leahy of Chicago, is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. l.. p. 5eguin.
John Weber. who has been at Wen
don, Mo, for the past two months. Is
here shaking hands once more witt
old friends.
Mrs. Eugene Kilmer of Btsmark, N
D., formerly Myrtle Khort, is here Wis
| ting her sister, Mrs. Albert Hates,
Saturday Streator passengers: Mrs
J. Germentz, Mrs. Flick, Mrs. Carrie
katis, Mrs. l.. =. Segui1, Mrs. Warn
Miller and Miss Nellie Mulvihell
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-11

|
Wichita Falls, Texas.-One man
was killed and several were burned
ana a loss which will exceed a mil
lion dollars resulted from an oil fire
which swept eighty acres of Oil terri.
tory and destroyed large part OF
"asgoner City. Lightning started the
| fire = r@'~~N~lT ~ -N
New York. Cary r. Miller. Ameri-
can vice consul to Stockholm, shot
and killed himself Sunday.
Madrid-The king and queen of the
/ Belgians have arrived at Lisbon.
Toedo-The Toledo Railways and
Light Company spirited all the street
cars out of the city when notified that
the people had approved the custer
ordinance.
Geneva. apanese agents are at
tempting to recruit Swiss officers and
subofIicers for the Japanese emperor
Ieitung.
Pars.-The extremists failed in
their attempt to order strike OF rail
road men.
| Washington.-The battle between
| the UKraiuan peoples army and the
troops of Gen Denikine has been re.
newed with great yigOr, according to
a cable received here.
| Washing ton.-Plans of the union OF
! Russian Workers to bring about an
overthrow of the government through
general strike was revealed in docu-
montS seized in the nationwide raids
Friday and Saturday nights.
Mexico City-Virgnia Salinas Car.
rama, wife of the president Of Mex
leo, died Sunday.
Rome. Rev. Franciso Scatigna Of
the town of loCorotondU. in the
province of Bari. claims to have dis
covered the perpetual calendar
which has balilcd scientists for cen.
turtles,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-11
Fan Bracelets.

An ingenious 1eweler has DECIDES!
TO have no more lost ans In the the
aires or bathrooms. He has fashioned
a bracelet which holds the tiny hand
fan securely, yet gives easy manpula-
lion and graceful movement of the
wrist He first contrired carved
tortoise she'll to which was attached
dun gold chain. The shell handle
Of the fan carried ont the carved idea
This was 10 successful and so sensi-
BILE that other more individual ideas
have been evolved. White ivory
carved so deicately that it is hard to
realize that it is not a band OF creamy
lace around the wrist. is used for the
bracelet of a white fan which hangs
from a siken cord. Then there IS a
lovely Jet idea from which Is suspend.
ed a black spang!ed fan. Gold and
silver ornamented with jewels are
legion. Indeed. the bracelet is won
derfHlly decorative ring. which com
bjnes beauty with utility in this new
thought fog evening wear.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-11

ACTIVE IN TIE AMERICAN LEGION.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-11

Governor-elect Edward |. Edwards,
democrat, of New Jersey. Edwards
majority Of over $4,000, overturning
a republican majority of $4,000 three
years ago. Edwards was for woman
Suffrage but against prohibition, while
his opponent favored prohibition The
strong wet" sentiment Of New Jer-
soy was emphasized by the election
of wet senator. Edwards is presi
dent of the First National bank of
Jersey City.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-11
NIGHT NEWS SUMMARY

Belgrade were suffered
by both sides in clash between Ital-
ian government forces and Gariele
D'AnnunZios troops.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-12-03
4 PRIMER LESSON on SUGAR

The country is getting some
%,rimer lessons in economies as a
result Of the extraordinary condi-
tons growing out of the war.
Fgr instance, consider the case OF
sugar.
.lhe government kept down the
prlce. but took off the restrictions
on consumption. SO consump-
ton shot up from a war rate OF
twentyfour pounds a year per
person to ninety-hve pounds.
Bat production didn't increase.
50 there is an acute shortage.
Ordinarily supply and demand
are regulated by the price. The
price rises until the demand is
reduced to a level with the sup
ply If the price is profitable,
production is encouraged until
there is enough to meet the re
quiremcnts of the public as meas
ured by what it is willing to buy
Vt reasonable price.
II the country is not to run out
II sugar it must either permit
the price to rise to a point where
it will control consumption, o.!
else it must ration the consumer.
II it ratious the consumer and
keeps the price down, how is it
going to furnish an incentive to
men to produce more sugar and
So relieve the shortage?
During the war price control
WAS justified as a temporary
emergency measure. But it Ger
talnly gets us into difficulties
when it is kept up over a long
period.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-12-03

The enclosed porch. glass-window
ed and provided with steam radia
TOT, makes the most charming winter
room in the house. Even If one does
nos sit there. the vista OF sunlight
and green growing things is delight
full glimpsed through dining room OF
drawing room windows. The wonder
Is that more people do not glass in
summer porches and put in radia-
tor to keep the atmosphere warm
enough for plants.
Beautiful additions to such sun
room are the formal bits of pottery that
CONE from Italy A squat terra Gotta
jar. for instance, holding a small jar
that rejects the sunlight for a big
palm. There are terra Gotta tubs
with pedestals. tall urns and lovely
Fl0rentine blue and white jars also
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-12-03
TIE KANSAS GOVERNOR

,Governor Allen is showing {
fine spirit OF public service in tho
way he Is meeting the situation
that faces Kansas. AS the real
test OF his position toward the
coal strike approaches he is no,
lodging responsibility.
The governor has shown re
narkable forbearance in his pre-
liminary campaign to secure coal
for the state. lie went before
the miners and begged them to
do the work, not as strike break
crS. but as men standing upon
their own rights as citizens to
discharge a public duty. He met
the men themselves, carrying his
appeal into their very homes. He
did not stand upon official dig
nifty. He performed an unpleas-
ant task and never fainched.
Now he is pursuing the straight
path to results. He has called fox
red-blooded Kansans to volun-
teer for public service in the coal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-12-03
AN ORDINANCE

To amend Article NXXVlII Of the Re
yise,i Code Of the City Of Annapolis; utie;
Streets by adding thereto an aduluoi'it
section to follow Section 10, ana 20 DC
known and numbered as Section lo-A.
Section l. Re IL established and ordained
bv the Mayor. Counselor aud Aldermen 81
the CITY OF Annapolis that Article NNNNlll
II the Revised Code of the city or Anna ,
polls he and the same is herehy aintHueu
hv adding thereto an additional section 70
follow Section IL ana To be knowh ahu
numbered as Section 16-A, aud 10 read as
follows: .
Section I6-A. No person or persons in
charge OF or driving any teams or team
wagon, cart or any other beast drawn We
hicle Of whatsoever description. or any
automobile truck. or motor vehicle OF
whatsoever description. shall stand or
hicle OF Whatsoever description on the
northeast side of Main or Church street,
in the CITY of Annapolis. between Church
Circle and Francis Sereet on said Main or
Church street I'm said CITY OF Annapolis.
between the hours Of L. NJ. and IL i. NJ.
Every such person or persons So onendinE
shall be liable To n hne OF i've doilars Tor
each offense to he recovered as other lines
aud penalties now are.
Section =. And be II further established
and ordained by the authority aforesaid
that this ordinance shall take effect I'VE
days after the date Of its passage
Approved November 18th, 1910.
Attest:
FRANK II. SMITH.
city Clerk.
(Seal.) Mayor.
pII-If
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-12-03

Sclds. He has set aside both the
operators and the miners organ
ization. No one knows better
than Governor Allen what that
action means. But he is going
through with it. He is not show
rig the white feather.
1t IS a rare and a splendid ex-
xnple OF public courage which
Governor Allen is affording the
STATE just now. and Kansas is not
rhe state TO fail in appreciation
II it Every citizen Of the right
-ort viii stand by him, come what
s4ay.