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The Washington times., 1919-04-07
PHELAN CRITIcISES APPEAL
ToPRESIDENT BY SoLoNS

SAN FRANCISCO. April T.-sIs
California to send the white Aag TO
the fFeRt?" asks Senator James D.
Phelan in q statement made public
last night In which be takes 70 task
the 6eIifoFRia Legislature for appeal
inG 70 President WilseA fer advice on
the japanese question
In delsyiHg the passage Of leGisia-
tisn against the JGPaRsse. senateT
Phelan declares the legislature is
failing to protect the white popula-
tioR Of California
'InGtead Of sVeFting trouble" he
says, "the legislature @ inviting Il.
There Is no violation Of the treaty IN
the proposed land law adeptea, japan
forhids and restricts ownership Of her
soil by foreigners. Bravo for Japan.
Our legislature should have the sense
aRd courage ef the japanese"
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
TO- PORTRAY WISE WOMEN
At GEORGE WASHINGTON

MelieTs's comedy Les Femmss
savshtes," will be presented by
George Washington University stu
dents on the night Of June l6. pro-
baby at the Central High sehol au-
ditoTium.
The following cast has been select
ed chTysaie, Cameron Burton; Phila-
miRts, Miss Davis; AFmande, Miss
Rose Brill HenFistte, Miss Ethel
DehsmoFei AFiste, Hiram Ward Be-
lise, Miss Elizabeth HumphFies; Cli-
taHdFe, Grant Keeher; TFissotin, J, p,
Earnest, ir,; Vadius, Foster HagaH;
MARITIME, Elizabeth Earnest; L'Epine,
Ted Muir; Julien, "cupio" BueleF, and
lie Notaire, 7'Fex" Nall. jacob Lens-
vitz will be stage manager, and Da-
vid Stephens will be property man
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
FIRE RAZING TEXAS OIL
TOWN; ONE MAN KILLED

RANGER: Tex, April I7.-6He man
is known to have been killed and sew
eFsl injured in fire which, starting
~ the rear Of q restaurant here last
night, ragged unchecked during the
night and today threatens to destroy
the entire business sectisn OF the
teWH.
Ranger, an ell town, is without wa
ter and has ne FIRE department. Early
teday several buildings in the path
Of the flames were destroyed by dy-
Mantle. In an effort to prevent the
are from sPFsading.
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
ADVERTISEMENT
BETTER THAN GALONEL
Thousands Have Discovered
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are Harmless Substitute

nE. EdwardS Olive Tahlets-the sub
atituia fSf csiomel-aFs mild but sure
isE1tiVs, and their eject eA tha liver -
almoEt instantaneous, Ihey are the To-
suit 81 HE. - UaFds's determination not
tatreat liver and bowel complaints With
cllomsl His edorts % banish Il brought
oHt thase little Oiive-colored tshleta
rleasant little tablets dothe good
that esiomel doe, bat have no bad after
efecta They don't iniTe the teethike
Gtrong liquids or ealnmel. They take
h8ldof the tTolllle and quickly correct 4.
Why cure tie llFer at tie expense otthe
tseth1 CsiOmd sometimes plays havoc
With htheR1ma S0do streag liquids. II
isbest not % take ealomel but to let Dr..
EiwsrdS Olive Tablets take It's place.
Most headaches sdullne and that
Iagyfeeling come tom eoAstipahea and
adisoFSered liver. Take DE, keWaFds
oIiVs Tablets when you feel 'loggy 'anq
shesYy.S Nete how they dear elon9ed
hraiH sad hoWtheY 'perkup" the sptFto,
1oc and sc sboL Al drugEiSA
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
SLICKER UNC0VERS NEW
"C0N GAME" ON TRAIN

ST. LOUIS, No, April 7.-E. J.
sWaFtz sBd wife, Of Chicago, bearded
train here for that city, 4 man
entered their coach aRa asked to see
SWaTtz's ticket
"Whe are yeuF sWaFtE asked.
~ an . special ageRt," the man re-
Piled aRd swaFtz produced the tick
cts. "fheTe's SEQ aVe sB these" he
said.
SwsTtE protested.
III yeu dent like 1t yeu eRB get
eff" the nan said. It was near train
time RHd sWRFtE Paid. Fhs HRR
jumped off the train.
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
J. R. HEGEMAN, HEAD OF
METROPOLITAN LIFE, DIES

NAlfARoNECK, N. Y, April T.
John r. Hegeman, president OF the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company,
is dead ct his home near here after an
illness Of two years. He was seventy
four years OF age.
He had extensive business interests,
and vas president and q director of
the Metropolitan Life. a director Of
Metropolitan Bank, National Surety
CoHpRRy GRe VietaF Chemical Com
pS8Y, He r. survived by his widow
and . son, Jahn r HAgsn~% ir
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
ASK PRESIDENT TO
BACK GREEK CLAIMS

4 resolution adopted BY the Greeks
Of this city at their Independence
day celebration at the Old Masonic
Temple yesterday and which viii be
sent to President Wilson BY cable to-
day, asks the Chief Executive - use
his influence at the peace. conference
10 free all Greek territories and iH-
lands in the possession Of foreign
powers and restore them to Greece
on the principle OF sslf-detsFmiHatleR-
The resolution follows:
"Ths Greek residents Of the Ma
tiORal Capital Rt = meeting and eele-
bratien Of the lihsty-eighth ami,
veFBary Of the Greek indepeRaeaee
lzens Of Greek descent who fought
under the American Dag and youF
Leadership during the world war
against autoeFaey fer the Liberation
Of small natiaRalities, beseeeh you %
attend that justice will be granted
to the mother Of civilization, Greece.
and that territories In heart and soul
Greek, such as censtantinople, fhFaee,
TraPeEous, and Minor Asia, which
have been struggling for their libeF-
alton for 466 years will no longer be
left to suffer under the yoke Of
Turkey or other nation for strategic
purposes, az Cyprus and DedecaReeae,
but will be liberated and uHited with
their brethren Of the Greek klhgdom
10 enjoy the blessings OF liberty and
democracy"
The mass meeting was attended By
the Greek colony Of this city. FouF
hundred Greek k-AmeFicana who fought
over there" occupied seats Of haHeF
on the stage. Addresses were made
By George VouFhas, the Rev, n,
Metaxopeulaa, and Thomas Pest,
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
Adler-i-ka
Again

SAdIer-i-ka Is the only medicine for
gas on the stomach I never had so
much relief with any medicine. ]
would net take e25:ee fer the relief
one bottle OF Adlsr-i-ka gave me. /
cannot get done reeemmendiRE it,"
(signed) H L. HICKS, Ashley, III,
AdleF-i-ka expels ALL gas ana
sourness, stepping stomach distress
INSTANTLY. Empties BOTH uRpeF
and lower bowels, flushing ENTIRE
sItmentary canal. Removes ALL foul
matter which BsisoRs system. Often
CURES constipation. Prevents ap-
pendioitis, We have sold Adier-i-ka
many years. 1t Is a mixture Of buck
thern. csscara, Elycerine and nine
ether simple drugs. PEOPLES Drug
Stores.
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
BELGIUM WILL BAR
TOURISTS NEXT SEASON

BRUSSELS, APRIL T,-AmsFieaH
tourists may have 70 peatpeBe uHtiI
next year tAEt proposed visit 70 the
TuiAed areas ef BslsIum aRd RoTthSTn
France because Of the shortage Of
food.
Transportation end hetsl aeea4wer
dattons are alec pHieis9t, 10 viii
require two years TO restore the rail-
road system. The Belgian FsYefRr
ment is plRnning TO bar visitors dur
ing the next season, IL is said.
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
EXPORTERS FAVOR HURLEFS
PLAN FOR SALE OF SHIPS

NEW YORK. ApFiH F.-Rsselution7
supporting the general features of
the plan Of Chairman Hurley ef n
ahipping heard Tor the disposition ot
the great aeet Of merchant VesSeia
built BY the GoVeFRmeRt have oeen
adoptsd by the AmaFieaR AaRufas
turers' Export Association. and eopis !
Of the resolutions are being sent p
members Of GoagFea1.
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
TENTH STREET

Mrs. George E. Truman sos Tenth st. S. L..
gave the following statement December s. 1912:
I 1glady Eeeemmend DeaR's Kidney Pfs to anyone
who has kidney trouble, for they are just ad-
veFtised. ] was In awfuly bad way. 1t was
weTe bladder trouble than ANYTHING else and my
Pills and was cured; haven't had sign Of kid
Rey complaint since"
;! On November ~, 1918. Mrs. Truman said: MY
ktaHsys seldom trouble me new but my falth IN
have used this medicine too, and with the best
Of results"
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
YANKS KILLED IN AUTO
ACCIDENT IN FRANCE

NICE, France, April T.-ssysral
American soldiers were killed and
two others severely wounded in an
automobile accident near here yes
terday.
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
TORNADO HFFs OMAHA GrRUR1s

OMAHA, April 7,-BuRdee Rud Cliff
ton Hill, suburbs of Omaha, are taking
stock today Of property damage done
yesterday by q gRnau tornado, which
ripped the roofs from several housea
No one WaS injured.
The Washington times., 1919-04-07

LIEUT., VINCENT ASFoR,
OF New York. "ths Wealthiest
yeung fighter af the United States
navy" is bringing 2 captured
German U-boat to this country.
according 70 q report received
here. Lieutenant AgtoF % sec
end IN command on the y C94,
one of the four enemy submer-
sibles which left HaFWioh, Eng
land, recently bouAd for the Uni
TED states IN ehaFgs Of AmeFiean
crews. The uRdeFsea boats are
being brought over for use In
promoting the forthcoming Vic
tory lean. Lieutenant ARteF went
away as an ensign after com
mARdihg the guards On one Of the
East river bridges for = While.
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
VIRGINIA AVENUE

c. L. MangIitz, 4io Virginia Ave. s. E.. says:
al always glad Tscommend DeaR's Kidney
Pills, for know what they will de-. Fer years
had been having pains in my back aAd bladder
trouble. I certainly in bad shape. The estieR
Of my kidneys was irregular and suffered terribly
in passing the secFetions Ny back hurt ne, too.
/ used different remedies, but RethlHg Ald ne any
good until 1 used Deans Kidney Pills. In ahsFt
time 1 greatly relieved"
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
GRANT ROAD

GeoFge G. Warren, s91a Grant road n. W, says
MY kidneys troubled me- and think IL was caused
by a strain I received when lifting. II vas just
awful the way my back paiped me for aye or six
years ! was given trial box Of DOan's Kidney
Pills and that proved satisfactory bought
supply. ] used FIVE boxes OF Deans altsgetheT and
l felt if I had a back The trouble dtsap-
peared and felt strong and hRe"
OVER SEVEN YEARS LATER Mr.. Warren said:
81 gladly eOHhFm all previous statements en-
dsFsing Deans Kidney Pills. / always keep them
hand and they have never failed to give me
prompt relief when have used them"
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
aOo TEUFONs ARREsFRD IN SPAIN.

MADRID, April Tive hundred
Germans and AustFiaBs we're arrested
today at Barcelona charged with COM
plieity in syRdieatist tFadieal sAelal-
lstl plots, The poliee seiasd . Aum.
her OF documents,
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
L STREET

Mrs. Mary G. Jones. 4s4 L st. s w, says: Il
know the value Of Doan's Kidney Pills and always
recommend them to anyone | hear complaining OF
kidney trouble. ! had attacks of kidney complaint
and suffered Intensely with acute pains in the re-
gion of my kidneys and for Gays l was so lame
and had such misery in my back could hardly get
about. My kidneys didn't act right and there were
other distressing symptoms of kidney trouble l
have always used DOan's Kidney Pills for these at
tacks and they have given me prompt relief"
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM
Musterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff Joints-Drives Out Pain

SuH yoHlIS-DTlVeS Ouf Fam
Yeu'l know why Thousands uso
MuSterole once you Oexperience the
dad relief It gives.
Get jar at once from the nearest
drug store. Il Is a clean, white oint.
meht made with the oil of mustard.
Better than mustard plaster and does
not blister. bHags ease aad comfort
while It Is being rubbed oal
SMuSterole is recommended By msnV
doctors and nurses. Millions of Jars are
used annually for bronchitis croup stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu.
matism, lumbago, pains and aches oftbe
back or joints sprains, sore muscles.
bruises chilblsins, frosted feet colds of
eehest (it tofteu ntspneumonia).
Soc and 6oc iars; hospital size g. sol
The Washington times., 1919-04-07

Mrs. George H. HazeIl, 6lb Il st. 5. T., gave the
following statement November 80, 1918: II have
used Doans Kidney Pills OFF and on for number
OF ] work pretty hard and think that is
what weakened my Kidneys and brings the at
tachs. Often the pains are very severe in the
small of my pack and I find it difficult to stnop
over. I am nervous and become easily excited
and my feet swell badly, caused by the irregular
action Of my kidneys. / always Doans Kid
Rey Pills at these times, which get at 0DOnnelPs
Drug Store, and am hNed up in fine shape"
On November 1a 1918, Mrs: HaEel said: II can
recommend Deans Kidney Pills to anyone in need
of a kidney remedy DoaR's cured me of severe
case ef kidney trouble and l can't praise them too
highly"
The Washington times., 1919-04-07
Read These Washington Cases:

A J. Bargagni, city fireman. 2l2 St. N. f.,
says AT different times have used DOan's Kid
ney Pills with the best OF results. My back
giving me lot OF trouble last winter, and could
hardly stoop over to put my shoes in the morn
ing because Of the sharp pains. My kidneys acted
too often and the secTetions unnatural.
suffered from severe headaches. too. Two boxes OF
poan's Kidney Pills from LaddOR's Drug Store
cured me OF the attack"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-14
BLEEDING GKRMANY WHITE

The Frankfort zeitung il shocked at
the hardness Of heart Of the Allies
The Allies, ii says. wish to bleed
Germany white Lloyd George per-
mfts ii, and Wilson'S balm 40 longer
helps. Why should not Germany be-
hied white That was the pet phrase
81 Germans ID telling what they would
do 10 France. not only during the war,
but long before the war began, The
time was coming when they would
have war with France, and they would
bleed 1t white We believe the phrase
was BismaTck'a, and expresses what
Germany did, or intended u do, To
France id 1871. For years before 1914
Germans were smelling blood and
promising themselves that pretty soon
they would Do turned loose against
France and then they would bleed her
white What objection have they 10
ofSer to taking their own medicine
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-14

could scM 90 aftenpt 1Cnaina1io
of siber thrsatenin& masey TIE psRce
0k the world
Talk III Gsrnaan army % aghs the
B0IshevIIsl q The vsgieeg n0peense
Az soen IS peses II made tlae Gsgsns
Will Try % Join hands with the Rae
sian RedS and with the resources of
the old Russian empire st their COM
mand. with Z population 81 40 ,o0o, 900
To draw npon. augmented BY SO nm
limited number of srcenaries from
China. whom the Boz eviki are al
ready employing. they could defy the
world ThIs II why German Austria
should not Be alloweA 70 toin Germany
and why Galicla should he given to Po-
land New York Herald.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-14
RED CROSS WILL MAKE
DRIVE FOR CLOTHING
FOR REFUGEE ARMY

The problem of clothing the almost
naked refugees that are pouring back
10 devastated homes In the Allied
countries is Of such magnitude that
only the United States can solve IL
Accordingly, during the week Of
March 24-s1 the American Red Cross
will undertake the task Of collecting
ten thousand tons of used clothing,
shoes and blankets for these unfor-
tunate peoples. 1t seems hard to
Imagine any sort OF apparel that
would not prove useful To refugees and
almost any kind Ii 4 Godsensd, but
there are some articles that won't do.
Ball dresses are the last thing need
ed by heartsick mother returning to.
her ruined hearth, but III campaigns
for relief garments they have been
donated generously Other articles
that havesbeen offered and which are
of corresponding usefulness Ia the sit
uation are top hats. trimming Of wo-
mems hats, umbrellas, parasols shoe
trees, feathers, clocks and glassware.
What Is needed, and needed with an
urgency that scan hardly be exaEgera-
ted. Ii strongly made. every day
clothing for men, women and children,
the palmer and more durable the bet
ter. Inner and outer clothing for an
sizes and ages, and both sexes, is
most acceptable and II capable Of be-
Ing repaired need not to be In perfect
condition. Tor there are thousands of
penniless women abroad eager to do
necessary sewing.
Phone Red Cross rooms, Gloucester
street, S4l, or Mrs Heiner, E7k
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-14
GERMAEY's NEW BRIDGE 10
THE EAST

That part of Austria Inhabited by q
German speaking population, some
times called the Republic 81 Wen
nd, which is all that Is left Of the old
Austrian emptra. has voted 70 unite
with the GarrpAn republic. This con
stitnsss new danger In the east
aaglnst which both France and Italy
are urgently protesting, BY such q
union Germany would emerge from
me var larger 10 area, population and
reaources than abe was before the
great conGfct
But the menace % Europe lies not
so mach ia size or the npmber oF~in-
habitants as It does in the fact that
Gernaany's trend ID the east would be
reconstructed and her dream DC ORR
entail domination would BE revived
This time Ii would not be BY way 81
Bertha ID Ragdad but By way og Berlin
to Odessa and the gates Ok Asia
shrongh the Ukraine.
Next Ia German Austria lies Hum
saav. agallated viii Germany ii the
wag Oh tie south Iugoslavta and
Rounaaia bar the route TO BagdaA
enstang the 1srznana OF from their
grianan, the Bulgars ord Turks. But
On shs north the ulkratnians refuse %
make peace with the Poles ii aalicla,
around Lenanegg. and should this ter
slE0Eg he givgp q ne Ukraine instead
oa to Poland new bridge would be
constracted over which the CsarraanE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-14
WHAT THE SCRIPTURES SAT-

And Ii was commanded them that
they should not hurt the grass Of the
earth. neither any green thing. neither
any tree; but only these men which
have hot the seal Or God III their fare
heads
And In those days shall men seek
death, and shall not find Il and shall
desire 10 die. and death shall Zee from
them Rev. s.: 4, 6.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-14
AATa.GlE sEYssT LEAGUE
NpNnEN

Bolshayisrrl, We are told, tTrivea on
starvation. That Is Why We are be-
ginning to send food TO Germany
which We would much rather send to
other and more deserving countries.
But ii BoIahevlan Ii simply pro-
duct az want there should be com
paYat!veiy little of II IN this country.
Unfortunately there are many stupid
and Idle people among us, some with
more money than sense, who profess
interest III the new social move
ment. and we are receiving demon
atrations that its doctrines are gain
ing supporters as the result of the
dissemination os pernicIOus propa
Randa through the malls and IN GER
tain newspapers and magazines The
remedy for this lies In an anti BIOL
sbeyist movement which should be-
properly and thoroughly organized,
ii must be- particularly remembered
that leadera Of the Rolsheyist move
ment are bitterly opposed To the class
which they contemptuoualy call the
bourgeosse that Is. the middle class,
which Id the bulk and the inalnstay Of
our own as most ether communities.
The householder who is gradually
paying for hts home. or who has ac-.
CURED ii after long years Of thrift,
or who has saved up little mons.
and bought himself diver, : or pos
aibly somewhat more imposing car,
ID al obnoxious 10 the true Bolshevist
az the rnult-millionaire. the auto
crat, arsstoErat large landowner. FAC
tory proprietor or extensive employer.
Under BolaheYiam thrift Is discounte-
nqnced and saving ID made virtually
impossible, The man who makes q
comfortable living as shopkeeper,
farmer professor doctor, writer,
painter or at any other useful Or ar
flatsc Job would find his occupation
gone under B0lshevisn, and he would
either starve or have his services com ]
masldeered BY the state. No one may
employ any one else in BOlshsyist
Russia today, or II he does he Ii die
franchlsed and persecnted Under
DoIshevism condition Of topsyturvy-
dom is aimed at where every one
ID somebody and no ones ANYBODY
Remedies for Bolshevism include
employment, fair wages and proper
living conditions But the disease
must be actively fought against BY
the working and middle classes, as
well as the more afapept, unless they
wish to see things become worse
rather Than better There are the
hest 81 reasons why an anti Bolshe-
visit league should be formed In order
10 carry on an active campaign among
the middle clagses, They are the
hated bourgecise and would be the
irst and the worst among the suffer
ers Ii Rolshevism got hold. Such q
league should Be established Ii eyery
city and town Ia the United States and
Boisheyism systematically exposed as
the aDominabIe and filthy thing u
really is Springfield Republican.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-14
g &c -

Stops Tie Tickle. Heals the TlaggsE and
Cusaa Ehe Cough Prizes S5c. Al Tree
hox Isl q T SALIVA f0r
CHEST Colds. s. "a Colds and Group II
ensl0ses win every bokfas
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-14
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

words
bins
name and address
to showgo
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-14
SERIOUSLY
INJURED YEsTERDAY
IN SCAFFoLD FALL.

Clarence q. F'0uche. plumber, whose
home Ii ut lis Prince George street,
met with q painful accident yesterday
while at work at PASSPORT, He was
standing on q hoart which broke with
him precipisating him 10 ground with
considerable force. and causing inter-
nal injuries Of a rather unusual ma
ture
A specialist was called III from Ball
timore. and Mr. Fouche was subject To
delicate operation this morning at
the Emergency hospital where he Is
now patient DR. Hutchinson. of
Baltimore, was the operating surgeon
The patient is doing Is well IS can be
expected under existing conditions.
Mrs Kaufman. wife Of Lieut. Conndr.
kaufman, u, S. N. has returned from
Walt to New York where she vas
entertained b. Mrs. Soale.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-14
Making ! National Newspaper

Signed articles contributed Nv mem
beers ut THE ealJinet ana other leading
public men To ifs Editorial Section are
rapidly giving The Warrington Sunday
Ill
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-14

WANTED Girl 10 learn hairdlresslng anu
lnanieuFing Apply 10 Miss Witlalnw
z Maryland avenue. ~ -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-14
-.a1A| sl'TI11 49,
WANTED

WANTED Hoaaem8id. Apply Mrs
Newton ST. Johns street Sit
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-14
ANsOuNcEMEHT

/ hereby announce my candidacy for the
office of County Commissioners If Anne
Arundel county for The First district. sab
jert I'd tho action Of the Democratic pri-
mnries In September. Your support will
j. GRANT coLHoUN
2-20-tg
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-14

MONEY no Ks9AN --g1n mOFtGa8a ag sN1aa
IN ault on reasonable terms PArga@a
payment allowed. James - ASunEqe. 80 s-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-14
MONRR ~ Loan.

HONEY 70 LOAN Money u lean oA
Anrassesss Ma 1yl9-t1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-14

WANTED Woman to cook and do general
homework Twe III family. ApIiy
io8 Cathedral street. ai.i.'s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-14

WANTED Bs Young couple nicely FUR
nishad nIarfinent ef issree q fssfr rooms.
Address N. Isa alax 49, Il I4s.s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-14

VI aNTEg,z a good ianndr oss. rilonS 50
a51
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-14
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Two exceptionally desirable
building lots D0xI0N each, on SouthEat e
avenue. corner Secund street Low price
for quick sale. II. ~. Iglehart. Reai Is
tate. @-At-Ahaa