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Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-26
WRONG BISBEE
 TEAM CARRIES
 NAME IF CUBS
Kobey'S Youngsters Look to Have the Edge on BiSbee'S Regulars" Judged by Their
 Showing in Sundays Games
Near-baseban is the latest.

Near rbaseball is the latest.
 They had five hours of it at War ren park Sunday. The recipe con- tained the following mixture: 32 runs, 45 hits, 20 errors, 12 passes and four wild pitches. It was favored with IF varieties of dumb skull work and a score of near right de- cisions
 If there was any fellow who turned four flip Hops in his grave Sunday It was the guy who first invented the great national dame The scorers wished they had had nice comfortable graves to turn in before the agony was over
 Two hundred or more brave fans were in their places when Bisbee and Lowell faced off in the alleged open ed. One scorer-and one Mexican were left in the stands when the last Chihuahua Hill player had been toss ed out by the Rdsbee Cubs, about five hour later. The Mexican knew bet ter, but he was asleep.
 The scores of the afternoons travesties were: Lowell, Il; Bisbee, 1; Bisbee Cubs, 15; Mexicans, 9.
 The Cubs, Sunday, looked as if they had more right to bear the Bisbee name than Red Toner and his crew They hit Alvarez, the Mex twirler. all over the lot; fie1ded pretty we'll ana showed lots of pep and ginger.
 As for the Rfsbee showing-there wasn't any sech animal
 It was like grabbing candy from orphans for the Lowell team, which had four strange faces in the lineup They piled up eight runs in the first three sessions, during which Toner passed six men, was hit safely seven times and had four errors behind him.
 In the sixth, with Wade on first and the score so aeninst his team. Carnes sacrificed That stunt about gives an idea of the Bisbee play in a nutshell.
 Rienhardt twilcled fine game for Lowell, except for the seventh-and received fast intheld support.
 The second game was the Cubs all the way. A contest between Kobey's hopefuls and Bisbee should prove in teresting on the face of Sundays returns.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-26
Now Is Good Time
 To Drive Out Catarrh

from all impurities.
 It is now an established fact that catarrh is in the blood and that lotions and salves do not give relief. The experience of others has proven that s. s. s. strikes at the very root of the trouble and eliminates it. Waste no time in this matter, for it is of the utmost importance. Write to our Medical Advisor about your case. Address Swift Specific Co, Dept. 5, Att lanta, Ga,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-26
uHLE WINS FOR INDIANS

CLEVELAND, Aug. 25.-Uhle, Cleve- lands pitching graduate of the local sand lots, shut out Philadelphia. The Indians drove Kinney from the box in the fifth and also batted Johnson at will.
 Score by innings: R.HE. Philadelphia -.-OOO 900 OOO-O l Cleveland -----.011 161 02x-12 F 0
 Batteries-Kinney, Johnson and Me Avoy; Uhle and O'Neill, Thomas.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-26

the pinches, the visitors taking the second game of the series. Ruth hit his fourth home run in three days, making his total for the season 23.
 Score by innings: R. H. E. Boston .. .......-...OO0 O03 011-5 12 0 Detroit .. ...-......O1O O1O OO2-4 10 0
 Batteries-Russell and Waters; Leonard, Ayers, Love, Cunningham and Ainsmith.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-26
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Columbus-Columbu 2, Indian apolis 5.
 At St. Paul-St. Paul 2, Kansas Ci- ty l..
 At Toledo-Toledo g, Louisville ?. AtMinneapolis-Minneapolis At 8, Mil waukee 4.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-26

Home run, Kobey; 3 base hits, Hobbs. Glendining. Bedford, Nunez stolen bases, Quijada. Adams, Bed. ford, Hicks 2, Cochran; double plays, Villarino, Nieto and Alvarez; Comp ton and Glendining; Compton and Bedford; Struck out, by Cochran &, by Rodriguez 6; bases on balls off Coch- ran 1, off Rodriguez 1; hit by Rodri- gueZ, Hobbs; wild pitch. Rodriguez; left on bases. Mexicans 4; Cubs 5; umDire Carnes
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-26
TANKS DEFEAT WHITE sox
The Trouble Is In the Blood.

Summer catarrh, with its nause- ous discharge, stuffed up glands, difficult breathing, and summer colds, is bad enough, but the worst of it is yet to come if you neglect to check the growth that is form ing to attack you with ten-fold greater power during the winter,
 That's why it is so important to treat catarrhs and other blood dis orders with s. s. s. during warm weather, and thus free the system
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-26
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

At Atlanta-Atlanta 60, Mobile O-4. At Birmingham - Birmingham 4, New Orleans 2.
 At Chattanooga-Chattanooga s, Lit tie Rock A.
 At Memphis-Memphis 6, Nashville
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-26

WU Udo0 HIVo' IVIIOIi VuIIoOH' 0tFO
 rifice hits, Carnes. Barnhill, Jansen, Boat, Gallegos; stolen bases, Jansen, Muat, Cochran; struck out, by Rien- hardt, 4, by Toner 3: bases on balls, off Rienhardt 2; off Toner g.; wild pitches, Toner 3; left on bases, Bis bee 6; Lowell II; Umpire, Earthman.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-26
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Joplin-Joplin 5. Wichita 1.
 At Oklahoma City-Oklahoma City 5, Tulsa 6.
 At Sioux Sity-Sioux City 2, Des Moines 2.
 Omaho at St. Joseph, wet grounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-26
SPECIAL SALE ON
DOCTORS TAKE NOTICE

A representative of the famous Spencer surgical and abdominal SUD- ports for men and women from New Haven, Conn.,, is now ready to help those in need of such; also the famous dress corset for ladies. Will find Mrs. Knox at II Superior Hill. Inquire at Superior House, Lowell. 153-S-3O
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-26
ATTENTION ELKS

Funeral of Brother John Rock will be held at Tombstone today at 2 D. m. Elks conducting funeral. All Elks at tend. By order of E. B. Matthews, Exalted Ruler. 247-8-26
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-26
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

WESTERN LEAGUE At Joplin 4-3, Wichita 3-7. At Oklahoma City 1-3, Tulsa 7-5. At St. Joseph Az, Omaha 1-6. At Sioux City 10-6, Des Moines 5-8.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-26
Sundays Results
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

At Portland, 5-2; Vernon, so. At Seattle, GA; Oakland, O1O. Morning game at Oakland.-Salt Lake 3, San Francisco 2. Afternoon game-San Francisco 2. Salt Lake l.
 At Los Angeles, 6-1; Sacramento, 1-6.
 NATIONAL LEAGUE At New York l, Pittsburgh 0. At Brooklyn 10, St. Louis l. None others scheduled.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE At Chicago 4, New York 1. At St. Louis Q, Washington 5. At Cleveland 2, Philadelphia l. At Detroit 2, Boston 8.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Columbus 2, Toledo 5. At Milwaukee 4, Kansas City 3. At St. Paul 5, Minneapolis s. At Louisville 5-10, Indianapolis 3-5.
 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION At Memphis - Nashville 40, Little Rock 5-7.
 At Chattanooga 2, Memphis 5. Birmingham at Atlanta, played Sat urday. New Orleans at Mobile, rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-26
MILLIONS FoR IAP EoRrs-

TOFHO-The war office has pre- pared I budget for nearly $2O0 900 .OOO to be expended on the forts of Japan cV9g o period O 1F ve7 q,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-26

l will not be responsible for any goods purchased by any one whomso- ever except by myself in person. 243-S-31 FRANK GUERRERO.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE BROWNS WIN IN NINTH

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25.-Tobin's sin gle off Johnson with the bases filled in the ninth scored the two runs St. Louis needed to win the final game of the series with Washington.
 Score by innings: R.H.E Washington. 1000 OO1 OO2-3 s o St. Louis ---.,,---O0O O1O OO3-4 8 0
 Batteries-Shaw. Johnson and .Pici- nich; Shocker and Severoid.
 Summary: Three base hits, Memo sky, Shanks. Home run, Williams. Sacrifice hit, Foster. Sacrifice fly. Leonard. Double play, Shanks, Leon ard and Judge. Base on balls, Shaw l. Shocker ?. Innings pitched, Shaw s 2-S. Hit by pitcher, by Johnson l. struck out, by Shaw 2, Shocker 9.
 TANKS DEFEAT WHITE sOx
 CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-The last of the eastern clubs closed. it's season here with a six to five victory for New
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-26
LADY MAccABEEs ATTENTION

Special meeting for initiation We'd nesday morning at 10 o'clock. Order of Commander.
 ELIZA A. CAIN, Commander.
 ,245-S-27
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-26
Business Locals
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-26

DETROIT, Aug. 25.-Detroit pitch CTS were unable to hold Boston in
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15

not good climate for Fatsing hay.
and fhe embargo on freight made II
almost impossible 10 import any.
Surely the embargo Is Of now! +
would also seem possible for the milk
dealers to arrange 50 that cream
could be obtained without having 10
20 Is i store with ! bottle ID which
TO bring It home
When woman must dc her own
hOusework because she cannot AFFORD
TO nay the wages demanded BY ser
wants. III Is quite necessary for her TO
have things delivered. We are paying
top prices; Why can't We demand the
service which Il only i reasonable
recon- pense 10 rt1ein I, for one, am
tired 81 having ineGlciency laid to the
var and to the ''fiu 8
Let us get together and have 9
Civic League of beth men and wo-
men who will work to make . cleaIl-
er Annapolis, and viii demand the
better service To which we are en-
titled and for which We pay, SO that
new residents and visitors will not
have the cause. 81 the right, TO cTiti-
else Us, as they do nov
Wake up! wake up, Annapoiitans!
IT Is up TO you.
AN OLD RESIDENT
Annapolis. April IL. 1919
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neeeraalon nav nix wear

Decoration day this yoar will have
new meaning for aII Americans. On
May 30. 1877. we were scarcely hi Aa
max. Il year later We wera but -
ginRlna 10 exert our strength On the
battle line, though iii 1918 We had Omr
dead 10 nlo8Fn, and ID France ne day
was observed win the cO-operat sion
III TO native population. oe whose
sympathetic under tsansfng Of Che mo-
mortal services nans aaGacssng stories
are told. But this year we shall knew
tlss cost Of the war in lives. and may
appropriately pay formal tribute to
those who made sIie supreme sacrifice
tor thear C0amkry.
In several ESnthern states days
have been ses aasae for public ohseEy-
ancea similar To those which are ear~
Ned cur genex ICY through the Moth
on M&y g. Rut today the veterans pf
Ess age few IN number and ts sur
Survivors o1 shs struggls aaaat enssad
then canAak long peFgpE the task
ey A&pe n9gsEy I'D lovingly e84
Their Iatcz1 successors vlsEi
ae ne Veterans og the war agalns
eexxnnny.
hem 3 anti 90 a. ANaeTtSan
h2s 1m ocssy Asa s
.Blus ana saray Division. whem men
from the Somth and naen frcna tae
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15
Care Fer RsD1slaeYisl

sir:Able United States Senators
are quoted as drawing various morals
from the spread OF Bolsheyisn IN
Hungary and other parts of Europe.
Mr.. Borah. Of Idaho. for example, tells
The Americans that the lesson to this
country is to stay out Of any League
Of Nations and have nothing TO do
with Old World complications. Mr..
Hitchcock, of Nebraska, on the other
hand, sees til the Imminent danger Of
Boishevisnv i solemn warning to the
United States against obstrncting the
formation of d League og Nations 70
combat autocracy and anarchy
The only real and permanent cure
for, or preventive Of. B0lshevism,
which ii merely one OF the forms Of
destructive radicalisrn, ID I'd be found
is social Justice, Ii political and eco
nomic progress along construction and
sound lines. Senator Bogah himself
has said III d magazine article quoted
lii Newspaper the other day that
America can escape Bolsheviam only
~ deyising more Just and human
laws and bringing about "a more
equitable distribution 81 our prosper
ity.' Only the wIlfully blind VIII
concur III this enlightened DECLARE
tim
beyond all doubt the cure for Boil
sheyisrn ID justice, equality of oppor-
tunity and genuine democracy II gpv-
Earnment and III Industry Commun-
Iication in Philadelphia Press.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15
Annapolis. April Il. 1919
Departed Marine Glorlea.

Ii 1854. FULLY half Of the worlds tom
mage dew the Stars and Stripes. We
Tar outr9nked. and cor nearly two
decades had outranked even England
heraelf. FOR % years our clipper
SHIPS had been the pride of the nation.
There was not port Of the seven seas
not even Japan that was closed 90
them. And stilI today, In the quiet
New England streets Of Salem and
Newburyport and Portsmouth. one
nnds 10 the oId-time captains houses
the treasures OF the Orient In Essex
street. salem, stands the sturdy stone
structure Of the Asiatic bank; the Pa
ciilc bank stiil does business On the
lslnnd of Nantucket only two Of tns
mnny mute memorials Of the glory Of
the American merchant marine more
than hai9 century ago.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15

prepartn Is Weld ~ ayes III TIE
court g66a. 81 aon.9 tie is
paraIlsE Zines eaasking Is lrGG7
me ssfeag arA aOr ou t0s
Eaucakaan staxes that 81 7Bg dia
veterans being retFained free oe
charge BIZ the government cOnasd-
cradle number are In the professions.
Twc men hass taken np shaOlDgy: ss
aEs nsmdying engineering II are TAX
En9 alschaascaa dFaasm: 8 nAem are
Qualifying 80 doctors Others are
s&aaying nrcAiseceaRe, aAemiessy. lar
esgn trade. law. nuaiE. saIeauaanslaip.
Elementary academic courses aTe BE-
VIZ taken ~ % isliserates
Substitution cf brain work for mani
~ dsxtesFasy could hardly be calia0 4
loss either T. she indavsauaI ceacerm-
ed Of to the community mere viii
aEsll b plenty of Two avned men VINO
ran be butchers. though there happens
Id 81 one man who before ne lost en-
arm ID the war vas 8 butcher ard
who il now d telephone operator. A
former carpenter, losing both arms, -
now building Inspector.
To the time Of the aRxnLatAee i0.o08
naen we're returned from oysrsaas.
These represent cases which we're 20
badly disabled they could net he used
even aor non-combat Or behind the
lines seryica. Eighty Eve and I'VE
tenths per cent og ether wounded men,
however. were returned 10 duty, either
81 the front or behind the lInea, within
4 maximum psriod OF ten weeks Five
per cent were returned to duty back
or The front and only ten per cent
could not be used either at the front or
behind the lines. Mortality Id the
American forces was exceptionally
low.
February is tho Federal Board for
Vocational Education was q touch
with 22,S5l disabled soldiers There
are stAis thousands Of badly wounded
men Who must 30 refrained BY the
government iii order 10 Ht them for
useful. happy Mves. The United States
III too proud of the brave men who
fought It's battles to allow them to be-
come dependents Help give item .
|chanoe The government needs the
i0aasog yoar money. snbscrsbe 20 the
Victory Liberty Loan.
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Quaint Old Passport.

The quaint old town Of Eastport,
R9e. which Is but little Wny from
the easternmOst point ID the United
States. Is Of interest because during
the war 81 1912 British feet sailed
into the harbor and took possession
Of the town and fort without firing q
snos. Here British troops remained
until the exact boundary between the
United States and Canada had been
determined. with the exception Of
me interval indicated above. Ameri-
can troops occupied tho fort from
1913 untll 1875. Ii the latter year II
was abandoned and Inter the property
@aa soBd 10 private individuals, who
surned the buildags into dwellings
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15

Catarrhal Deafness Cannot BE Cured
81 local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure catarrh-
al deafness, and that Ii BY = congti-
tualonal remedy. Catarrhal Deafness
il caused by an infiamed condition Of
the mucous lining os the Eustachian
Tube. when this tube is infamed yOu
have q rumbling sound Or imperfect
hearing. and when II Il entirely closed.
Deafness Is the result Unless the in
glanniation can be reduced and this
Eube restored TO its normal condition,
hearing viii BE- destroyed forever.
Many cases Of daafnesa are caused BY
catarrfa. which Is al inAamed CON
aition of the mucous surfaces Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the blood
On the mucous surfaces oE the system
we viii give one Hundred Dollars
Tor any case Of Catarrhal Deafness
that canno& be cured By Halls Ca
sasrh Medicine Circulars free All
Druggists. 75e,
r. j CHENEY. Toledo. ID
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LETTERS 10 EDITOR

10 he Editor of tie EUesiss0 Capital:
what Is The Matter MitA Annapolis
Has the Wosaan'a Civic League gone
ont oil business? Why is Annapolis 50
dirty that people from other cities
notice Ii, and make remarks atOut Il
whose fanlt Is ik2
1t looks very namch rs though the
City Fishers we're waiting Tor the wo-
men to stir them up. Yet when one
speaks to the women on the subject
enc Ii told that there Ii No use II
trying because the town council
though they may listen to the women
viii simply lay the complaint On the
table and that will be the end DC 10
suppose nov they would say that Il Il
all on account az tho war, that Il the
gavorite excuse Tor inefficiency 81
every kind. II that the reason why
the principal streets arr nha Of paper
and dirt. and Why people are allowed
to dump refuse Ia vacant lot II
Franklin street belonging 10 the Muir
ray estate fslry extste1 would Ike
Is saggsat thar tns town c0ankii taks
walk ont 81 akagray HiaI They
cannot sail 70 n0sice the Dir; perhaps
they viii md ont who = responsible
and make min cIean II up
why d0nst the maersAamts wake az
and do business In q business iike
wayY During the war there was some
excuse Or closing she stores for aa
hour Al a1n. and shsFe may stliI be
some geas0u Tor TIE few deliveries
hut WY cart sEse majority of TIE con
eactiOners. G0r exapnAae. deliver o.
szxIay the ics cream ordered % Sat
sfday, AS they maad Is dOg 0ne deal
81 advertisss tElal Re win ~ h but ]
d FsOS likes % 90 To tie dealer she
has pakroRa Fot years f rs NO
gooaa business Dor dealer to do ID
little IS possible Tor his customers
AHA I'd ask tha highest prices IA shs
large cities EnOse who carry their p0r.
chaSez ha with gIaa E ! dlscOsani
bat MOI ID here. shanN there Ii -
snG cnca f01 ssnaeOsle wins
ao aale Ha0aay ID start Is bus.
s 81 AxsasEgs win ssAe asrAsys go
imkenslun a eryin@ y pss - .Eas.
ai
W. axS moro tham any 0eakAl
Town IL thEa aertiOn o. TIE country Col
our malk During the var thar was
perhaps necessary. because this .
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Resirsneat q rear. aamlral Usher

Retirement 81 Rear. Aamlral Usher
The splandid tribute that was paid
to Rear Admiral Nathaniel Reilly
Usher Monday evening on bis retire.
ment from service was d tribute from
New York and The United States navy
and thus aaFordAd proof THAI he had
stood the supreme test of q naval on
Ger In being as popular on land with
the civilian public ais he was at sea
with the ofFiceFs and men Of the navy.
Admiral Usher had really
come To belong Id New York. FOR III
was al this port at the end os forty-
eight years of active duty that he per-
formed the most exacting and the
most distinguished services Of his
career He came here I'M September,
1914. when the war had scarcely more
than begua. He could not then have
conceived the grave responsibilities
that were to fall to him. what tfess
we're is perhaps best told ln bis own
words:
when we entered the var Il vas
not expected that tbs port es New
york would do all the work or get
ing ire army to Europe and keep
ing the navy going. BIT umleas | ana
mistaken New York shipped 7S per
cent az ali the material sent over
seas and so per cent Dc Ghe man went
aboard ship here. But That Is New
York Won are always ready. you NJ
ways 90 out ia your patriotic Se&l and
meet the government more than bali
way New YORK aniA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15

North have viaa viii each OkAes ~
okar snort 81 foreign lan6s. tsre
wsaa be littie aElgaaaGy n aging
tEe details ok i sRiaed md truly nas-
Ienaa ObseFy Of DecbsaaaG day.
The graves 0g brave nae gS atAd
abroad will be marked wlEh Mowers
and Gags, and The gratitude ~ 30 M
divided and indlYisibIe nation will be
recorded IA meEnoviai services ID
which ali will Join New Xork sun.
Tks Three Tall Tower BailaNFs ~
New Eesk
Tt iga striking coincidence thai the
three nnsn who made 4 p0ssibae Tor
New YORK 70 have the tallest three
habitabIe buildings 10 the world
ahouad have died withim q month Of
l0ae another.
Frederick G. Bourne. who died on
March u, was 1t the head Of the Singer
cooperation when dozen years ago,
it built tower SURPRISING IN altitude
the TAN Cathedral and even the
washington Monument. and exceeded
IN height by no structure Of man ex-
cept the EiiYei Tower
John Il. HegeEnan, who died last
Sunday, was the master spirit behind
the construction at Madison Square
IoY 1 magnificent reminder 81 the
Venetian Campanfle. In the form of
an once building even higher than the
singer building.
Frank w. WOolworth, who Ouflived
Mr.. Hegeman less than two days, out
did the others, at 4 cost Of 81 600, 600,
with d tower that challenges the
clouds $50 feet above the feet Of the
broadway throng
Among them, these three men made
nav skyline for the city. Each 10
hts turn expressed the spirit Of am
bilious America in form OF COM
mercial architecture native TO this
crowded sslard Each building mon
Iument to hts business. left q me
mortal Is himself These three men,
each 81 whom had built something
higher and more useful than the Pyra-
mid of Cheopa. vanished from earth II
the same order that their towers rose;
but the towers themselves unlikely
to be surpassed ID holiness i'm this
/ part Of the world. remain as remind
lers Of remarkable individual accom-
IpIlshments and vision New York Sun
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cErg xA AGes

City Property u ~ ~ H to gRtiafy Taxes
Dne Per me Year n
Collector and Trenssi ars8 pfice. Annap0-
As. Nd. .March 18Th 10ls hereby give no.
lice that under and bsfnsrtWe Of aAthgrtty
rested In me by SeefEAa Ssh. Of the City
Charter 81 Annapolis Nd. title Taxes
the Undersigned IoaEx tor and Treasurer
i'll accordance wifh Il saaw, viii offer Il
public saie ne the Cwu House door III tie
city Of Annapolis, nd aa 1ne1day, April
- 1913, Ait III ose1oe I'd. -. the several
lots of ground ana lrpxovaaseata Elscr@en
BE necessary situd e sn said city which
are hereinafter Ceseey Se4 81 the hlehess
bidder FOR cash a. hs afy the saId taxes
due with interest $50 alI costs and
charges incident % II q sale.
No. B WELLS
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Cole and .freasus~

All that Ioa of ground kuake Vi a47a e4zy
Oh Main street. ~ Eeet A. with The I'm
RYnvefnenkB thereon sMeasHd to Wm- III
Can't On the anBeSsleng books 1f aassl
city fos aid texea ARas4px the rear 1915.
An that lot Ek ek0N Etpake ~ kaid
esty Oh Second Ngneet. ske@ A1ek With tie
3sn Isr0vanaenfs tseseoE sd 60 ArnSe
NJ ShapEey keBEassA sn assessment
books 81 Hafd city log SD taxes Que Ger
gle year 1911.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15

roR SALE Practicasfy new smith &
Wesson SS calihre aAslnerleas revolver.
In exealIpnt cnnfltfi0psA had hardly ever
s,aea III. xIF IL taken Al 0nee, Inquire
~ raasfni ssss,.sp aia-G
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15

rt,R s5AI,E Hail Cr.As ~ ixs feet.
White cedar, toiief lsyesa for fotr, trim
med III 0ak. Apply kesiArai Auto SUP
NV Co. 477 pennsyiss Iii avenue, n. w.
sVashinrson. s. aiI-6
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15

FOR SALE bicycle III good condition,
sell cheap. Apply 20 Maryland avenue.