davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Yesterdays Fires

n NJ loss.
.S:25-Tn front Of 20t Fulton st.:
Ore in paper; Manhattan
Railroad co ...,......, NO damage
e:30--6i7 West 55th St; hre In au-
tomobile:SL W. Milford Unknown
lO:00-236 Elizabeth ST.; unknown. Slight
10 :0O-2sS Hudson St; fire In auto
mobile: William Farrell. Unknown
ll;15-9s0 East l49th ST.: un-
known ....,...,,,',.,',. Unknown
p NJ.
i2;Ji-2i Ludlow st.. Morris Han
dlerman ,.,..,..,. -. Slight
l2:4J-Fire in automobile. Brooklyn
Bridge, Brooklyn tower; John
sloane ...,,,,,,,,... .slbQ
l;O0--247 West Broadway; Column
bla Table Top. .,.,.......,..,t,00 900
l;l6--75G 10th av,; Unknown. Slight
2:sO-ss East lOsth St. Nathan
Jacobs ..................... Trinins
2:S5-2sS Monroe ST., wagon; John
s:25-ioo Broomo St; LOT. Candy
4:00-2Sls Crotona av.. The Bronx;
Dominica Parino., ....... Unknown
4;30--4062 Sd av.. The Bronx; Vito
5:45-2Ci East isOth ST., The
Bronx; Joseph Alto Unknown
5:50-4sO ST. Paurs place, The
Bronx; Leo Schneider
mann ..-..''s.ss'.''s.' Unknown
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TORONTO CLOSING.
COBALT.


Hogs-Receipts. $500: steady; pIrs SLOW.
Heavy and mixed. sisnlSiO. SorLors'
SIS; light Workers. sl5aIs; pigs, ii2aI5.
throwouts, fi2a 1850: stays. SIOqi3
lambs loc. higher Lambs. iii 6Isys.
Othors mechanical - wv
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UNITED STATES GovERNMr>r >Nlr,

SALE OF WOoD CHARCOAL "'
TERIAI. DISPOSITION SECTION a.. ~.
Cal. WARFARE SERVICE L s -.'
TEEN ST FORTY FOURTH >TI
quested for the whole or am portion 90
tons OF wood charcoal now lu.ut.l ' =
toria, y. y. Bids made ON form. 81 Z
ohtatnabl- from This ofira vii h' .. '~'
nntN Ia A NJ EehrlnrN I.lEhlh LL--
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sITUATIoN wA>rtp-MALE.

SECRETARY Would travel 'ut.
ofticer highly educated, also iau.. "...
accounting and finance, cont .IA'
himself with private party IN iho "'rn +,
Of confidential secretary. J. y l'.' 80
Annapolis. Nd.
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Barnard. orin Al. W. Lane ,,,u
Blalock. John J,.p. F. Farrell. $4,000
d. F. & @. Realty Co.-Peopie, .oo.,
Brooklyn Height. n. n. cco.-city -
|e p.po.,. Co Of Maryland. :s,l7su
cooper. Levi, Rsn1ai . ss.,,,.. 100
civ ~ n Y-Dock Cont. CO.. 100000
ton f'aAA ' .,'','.....1,... so1.11
poW ST wallace, John c. quinn
anu Waqaz,ns co so4so
Davis. Jess-W. stokes...... 1894
deroxa R. r. Co............. 1856
p pT.' &C CO. OF ... a..H 100000
Foster ste Robert H., Marcy v
Reiiy.-Glooe Rutgers Fire ,us.,
Inc w Gailie Co. Inc. 6ss.7s
Frederick Starr Cont. Co--Amer-
lean Merchant Marine ms. Co. .-.o
Frank McGarrett. Inc. and Annie
T. Campbell-National Ulster
County Bank OF Kingston..... 1853
Fitzpatrick. Harry J. Fitzpatrick
a Co.)-Underwood Typewriter
Gros.man. Mas. zucker...... 1850
Glass. Gussie-A. a. Tausky; .oo A.
i,
Hose Co... .............. 5Sols
Holmes, James HI. Anderson. 1895
Hams. John il. w. Samuel,
Hughes. kathryn, Martha Hughes
and Mary A. n. Xavier-Emi-
grant Industrial Savings Bank. 1,s6I.s'
beck ''.... ...........,.o.... 1914
Ireland. Robert On. Y. Edison
1nterboroush Coal Co, inc.-J.
Neuman e. all. .......... 1850
International Commerce Associa-
tion--tnderwood Typewriter co. 1880
Charles Werner, Inc. .......... 2.c4oaO
Sales Co... .'.....'"..,. I24.7'
Ksibach. Andrew E. receiver
NJ. y, Dougherty. $50
Spme-T Dougherty ............ 1904
Rnickerbocker Hosptsl-N. Y.
and Tilden Foundations; costs. 1902
Leyine-1 Lain ct al... $50 40
Lehman. David-E F Ayrault. e,?es1I
| Levin.teln, MAYA. Husid ...... 1885
Martens. Arthur II and william
| op.)-G. NJ Davis. ............ <,s3s.%O
sos..', 49,. .............,... rs.so
Moore. Eleanor HI l.. Hcrsch- $1,000.
Michel Ida, and Fritz Boro--
| Enterprise Brewery. 1nc....... c33.Il
| Policy Samue,--State Realty co. 32lSC
Rsvnes. Maitland, and Jennie u.
Ekman-People. &c ..... ...... 10000
Rosenberg, Man--M. Bruhenfeld. 3Sl.'I
! r. r. V. Motor Sales Co. Inc
| y. Y. Telephone Co..........., l'5.S;
| Roberts, Thomas H.-H. NJ Toch
serventi Enrique. and Antobla
Fea CE Serventi Cot,
Street. GO DECENTRALIZATION 1si4
| Sheriff street Baths. lnc.-H. Eel
genbaum ct al ................. 1i42i
| Third Avenue Railway co...
Graha Maingot ..,,.......,. 1,16T2
| Turek Realty Corpr.--C A. Aber-
hardt ;...'.,.....,,.. 2,llI.t
, Topedino. Ranaelo Depsrlno
James Deper!no ana Felice Ma
| politano--Enterpr!se Brewery
Inc embarrassment. 1850
Tumble Inn Co, Inc.--M. Water
TUT Samuel P.-irv.ns Trust CO. :.Ss 81?
Wesso. Clsrence--unity Fee Co,
Wattles, George VII. NJ. :.
Brown. costs .................. All q
Walsh. Frank-M z. Huffman. 4st .
| Zuckerman, Harry. and David
Bellsy-S. Field ct al .......... S04.5
BRONX.
The sun., 1919-01-25

SIS Lancastran. from London.
IS Mongolia, from Brest.
IS Martha Washington. from Brest.
IS Abeecon, from St Nazaire.
IS scranton. from ST. NaIaire.
IS Casineke. from Shields.
IS Absaroka. from Rotterdam.
SIS Inland, from Gothenbure,
rs II. e. Flood. from Christianla.
IS Duca d'Aosts, from Marseilles.
SIS Newa, from Cette.
The sun., 1919-01-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. ...7:i8 A NJ Sun SETS. :N p NJ
Moon rises ..........li3 A NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 700 AN Gov. Island. - ;5s A NJ
Hell Gate .........i:N NJ
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. ..s:35 A NJ GOV. Island ..s:I NJ
Hell Gate ..........il:l5 AN
The sun., 1919-01-25
Satisfied Judgments.

MANHATTAN.
Tho frst name is that OF the debtor:
the second that OF the creditor and date
when judgment was filed:
Herdt. barbara Sc. Pelz. Sept.
colove;; chrl.;--N.. Angel. Aug. H'0'i'''
HeiIeadai:; Gu,,av-Na,. Banl, -S''''
.z Of Far Rocksway, July 10; lsli 2,sss7s
Is, 1919 released 80. lo,47sss
- ct az June 81. isls...,....-, 1902
Mackay and Vim. \. Read-E
J. atkins ct al. May II, 1919
y April l. 1878 reversed ,:.,.,. s2,sl2,oO
Noy ~. 1918 &vacated) -, l.s1s7s
Wright, Dec. 10, 1918 tyacatedi 2,oOa7s
Nassau News Coz. Wagner
Dec, 81; 1918 ,.,,;,,.,,,..,,,.,... 10000
Se Foster, t J"n &c., o H. D. 1888,
Halkin; MorrIs-J: Z. Bates ct
al Jan ~, 1slO........g 4s2.6.
lntemann, Christian. Jr.-J. Trei-
mel; Nov ?s Isl7. ;....;.., 9,S9l.7O
mel. Nov O. 1918. .,....,,..,. lo5,s5
Siegel, Jan. II. l9le......... srI3
MG2ntani, Emil. end Forsunati-- ~
r.JI.rA A. Taylor May B. isiLl;;.. s55,76
hardt, Jan. IS. islS ,,yacatedl,. 1,277ss
Fidelity Deposit Co. Of Mary. s'lOs
land-Georse sykes Co. Inc,
Jan "a, l9ls.,.,...,......... 1900. 90
BRONX.
Ritter. Lcnn--O. Bandini et al.
Juno rs. lsls.............,,, sGa SO
The sun., 1919-01-25

So City OF Birmingham, at Rangoon.
IS Olivant. at Naples.
Sc fungus. at Dover.
SIS Nyanzs, at Falmouth.
SIS Carlow Castle. at Boulogne.
Sc Clara, at Nerdon.
SIS War Jsckdaw. at Falmouth.
SIS Saranac at Falmouth
SIS Tiipodas, at Cape Town.
Sc Dane6rog. NJ Rotterdam.
NJ torship Stsrlite, at Santos.
Motorship California. at Mont video,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01
Ahnnt Flmmle.

/ An old Tin bucket started an Indian
massacre that cost several hundred
lives
Beef fat on Tie bullets which East
Indian soldiers had ~ touch caused
d religious nnrising and the famous
Matjny III India sixty We years 4 gos
Now Fiume. not SO big as Chester.
which has had three different names
and Il dozen masters. threatens ~ up
set the world
One hundred and ten years ago a
\ French army took the town and built
la fine road from il back into Hum
gary. The highway was named the
Maria Louisa alter Napoleorl's second
/ wife
And exactly one thousand and ten
years before NAPOLEON conquered Il,
his grand predecessor ii world do
nlinion. Charleniagne, had captured
F'iAsne
Tie British took Fiume from Nap0-
leon after he had it two years and
then gave ii to Austria
One fthe sights of Fiume which
tourists never fail to visit Is an an
cient church standing at the TOP Of
400 steps. Shipwreeked sailors hang
offerings there for their deliverance.
And since. Italy now wants Fitinae
SO badly you may be interested to
know that the last census showed that
the Italian population exceeded that
8of the Slavs, Hungarians and Germans
combined Gerard IN Philadelphia
Press
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01
SCHOOL MEET WILL
BE HELD ON MAY I2

Rain interfered with the athletic
meet which was ID be held today AZ
the grounds Of the annapolis public
school. under the auspices ri the Pub
lie Athletic League, Carl NJ Robbins,
director for the county, and II has been
postponed until Monday May ~. There
was d splendid list Of entries, inelud-
ing youthful athletes from the schools
of Annapolis. Passport, West Annapo-
lis. Glen Burnie and Linthieum
Heights
The officials selected are:
Honorary Referee George Fox. su7
Iperintendent or Schools
Referee Major Hugh r. Riley.
Director William Burdick, d. p
starter Louis Mang.
Track Judges Henry G. Ortland,
Joseph Wood. Howard Thompson
Manuel Weiss. Thomas Williams, Prof.
S. Handy
Timers Roland h Thomas, Paul
Benjamin
Field Judges Mayor James e
Strange, William Cormack. John
Peach. Edgar White, AsilWell Wood
ward. Thornton Strange, Sanders
DuYall
Clerk Of the Course Carl W Rob
bins
Relay Clerks Leon Lipman, Jesse
Suit George Basil. Joseph Wilson
sydney Handy Paul Stevens.
eanror. u II IsarkY.afl Trail Fallbie
Announcer Eugene Griscom.
Physical Examiner G FL Timanus,
NJ ID
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01
HOUSE At GAMBRILLS
DESTROYED BY FIRE

The dwelling house aud meathouse
on The farm near Gambrills belonging
is Charles II. Lee, we're DESTROYED by
IRE al an earl hour yesterday
The house was occupied hy James ;.
CLARK The fire was supposed ~ nave
originated from i detective fue. and
hsd reached such point before dis
covery that members of the family
had d narrow escape.
The damage amounted 70 81 500, and
tlte insurance was u 500 The furili-
ture and the contents Of the meat
house. belonging to Mr, Clark, were 3
total loss. The value was about S15e.
and there was no insurance
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01
no STUDY AND PREVENT
TUBERCULOSIS IS AIM
I'M BALTIMORE CITY

when the metropolis IF the state
hnds on her health visiting list
$500 cases Of tuberculosis. Baltimore
has enlisted the aid Of the National
Association for An exhaustive and
scientifc study 81 the underlying
causes Of the disease.
The sum 81 $4,000 has been grant
81 by the National Association for the
purpose, and the investigation will pe
under the direction Of committee
consisting Of Or Henry Barton jacobs
president Of the Maryland Association
for the Study and Prevention 81 T,i-
bercuiosis: DR.. Raymond Pearl, pro-
lessor on Biometery and Vital Stalls
tics III the School Of Hygiene and Pub
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01
S.rlngers win Af lacrosse

The Naval Academy second lacrosse
team defeated Baltimore City College
here yesterday afternoon BY to o.
But one point was scored by the Mid
shipmen Ill the first half. but the we'll
known stamina and condition Of the
Navy players counted in the final per
iod. and the ball was Melted safely
three times.
The game brought out d lot Of ma
terial which will be Of first twelve
calibre next season.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01
BEATEN
ON navy DIAMOND
Midshiprnen Get Lead In Open.
ing Inning, Bat Visitors
Spring Surprise Later
MURRAY GOOD AT TIMES

Il 3 s. +
The Naval Academy. with r. II.
Baker. the poft wheeling, spit bailing
Plebe. on the slab until the sixth. when
he was succeeded by II. d. Baker, de-
feated North Carolina State College
here yesterday afternoon. TO 3. Only
In one Inning did the visitors score.
After the Miashlpnan had collected
four runs in the first five innings.
State came to the bat III the sixth, and
began 10 get bury con singles BY faarN
wood and p. Johnson, d fieldeT,s
choice and Hogans one passed ball of
the game three runs were scored, ard
hurry call Ia the bench was sent for
the older Balrer, VINO managed 70 hold
the caroiinians tight for the rest of
the game. while the Navy added one
run to their total
The Midahipnlen started scoring In
the ftrst. when Stubbas was passed,
sacrificed By Blake and scored on
humphreys single. IN the third, an
other came when Miner was walked
and stubbs singled both being al
yaneed base on Pressley's error.
Miner scored on BlakesIee's sacrifice
ny. A bunch of two was made In the
fourth. Clark was safe on Sipe's err
ror and took second on Murray's err
ror OF Hogan's grounder Pine was
sase Oh ieider'a CHOICE, Hogan going
out and Clark scoring McCann was
safe On sipe's second error 81 the
Inning, Pine scoring The Nays fiaal
run came Id the eighth. Pine was sage
on Murray'a error and took seeond
on Mccann's out. scoring Oh Miiner !
hit.
Murray, the visiting pitcher did good
work at times. though he felded MS
position very badly and contributed
III this way to the Navy i victory tn
the sixth, with the bases full and 30
one out, he struck out Mccain and
Rawlings, and Miner ended the side
with Dop fly to short For the Navy,
Miner had very good dsy, Ms cNe
bali thrown to second by pitcher,
where he VAS blocked by the runner.
IThe nsually reliable Pine had 4 some
what on day at second.
4 fM
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01
NEW YORK WOMAN
DISCOVERS CURE
FOR SHELL SHOCK
Y. II. 4. a. Entertainer Adopts Sing
Ing Ii Army Hospital ii France
For AaElaesea Soldiers

A woman's voice. grooming The
Little Gray Hume III The West a
sounded beyond the closed door az the
shell shock ward in d base hospital
near one pg the old camps
That's our new care for shell
shock. said the surgeon who was con-
Quoting 4. visitor through the hospital
The song ended After pause
came Just i Baby's Prayer At Twi-
light and then an old lullaby that
thousands Of mothers have sung to
their children. A few thin mascu-
line voices joined that Of the woman.
Then from ont Of the ward, strangely
hushed for i shell shock ward came
the singer
She was Miss Paula Ayers. for
merly concert singer in New York
city. she wore the uniform and IN
sigma 81 an entertainer for the II II.
IC. Al In France. But the surgeon IN
trodueed her as song physician 70 the
shell shocked Ionghboys OF the A II.
For weeks Miss Ayers has been
singing them back u normalify ever
since the day when. while singing az
hospital. she yentured into 4 noisy
ward ef these nerve victims OF the
war, and sang
Her first stanza, that day, quieted
all but three Or four of the worst
cases. After half q dozen songs q
few of the men we're joining In the
chorus. II was the FIRST time some Of
them had repeated words coherently
since they we're stricken.
The hospital stan wondered. The
commanding officer requested Miss
Ayers rs visit the HOSPITAL daily She
vas asked to go 70 others in the
region. Hiss Ayers found that III
every case the patients made iiiimedi=
ate response
Experience proved 10 the N Ne-
man that certain songs had 4 more
beneficial effect than others Sine dis
covered that mllablies aad quiet songs
Of sentiment were best TO begin with
that they soothed the shattered nerves
ana brought something very like
tranquility
The song cure for she'll shock has
been developed az she has gone on.
She has learned TO select and grade
her numbers. Ana she has seen her
work thus systematized carry hoys
rapidly toward recovery
~ have to begin With the softer,
duieter melodies. Miss Ayers said.
Anything spirited, like ragtirne,
seems TO brighten the patients st first,
lust as any loud noise frightens them.
Just Babyts Prayer at Twilight,
Little Buttercup. The Little Gray
Home iii The West are of the most
successful type. together with lula
bies Of all kinds.
'.I watch for signs If Improvement
and when ii seems wise, go on 70
other songs And soon most Of the
boys are singing with me.
Psychiatrists Of the university lee
ture halls call this treatment 'musieo-
therapy. Biitsthis y M g. 4. enter
tainer just discovered It BY accident
while serving the doughboys over
there.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01

Hollis Carter and Harry NickeFson,
81 Mariavilie. Sic. returning from q
fishing trip with a fine, string Of 4O-
odd pickerel, we're suddenly ponnced
upon BY two large Canadian lynxes
that had been attracted BY the smell
of tlsh Luckily both boys carried re-
volyers. which they drew at once and
Aired. both shots taking effect So,
besides their fine string Of pickerel,
they brought home the two cats. the
largest Weighing more than SO pounds.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01
ENTERTAINMENT COM.
WILL MEET TONIGHT

Tonight, Chairman Jos NJ. ARM
strong. III the Entertainment Commit
tee for the welcome home Of the sol
diars from overseas, has called z
meeting Og the committee ~ the Coan-
eli Chamber. Municipal Building, at
5 o'clock
Al members III the entert ainment
committee arc urged to attend this
meeting which is one of considerable
importance.
The time for the arrival Of the
Twenty ninth Division Is scarcely
eighteen DAYS, and 4 behooyes the cit
liens 10 make haste To provide for
their entertainment
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01

lie Health Johns Hopkins
and pr Wiiliam
Commissioner of li
The gram 4
expenses of fit u
study for Il yc 81
made as sosli
cslinery ansl ff
be organic y
tails 81 the pIan
The movement
one 81 the as
ward the control
has been fakea
s.ears, WAS
/ il was With i sti
E'tian tllat iln
they said ~ ali4ai
operation Ell tsi
| The Baltimore
will lend its
Will be The has
| yestigatien
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01
What II pring EaA err

ii ii simply low Vitality. q lack Of
Energy caused BY impurities II the
blood GROVES TAsTIsI E.Sss chill
TONIC restores Vitality and knergy
by Purifying and Enriching the FLOOD.
You can soon feel its Strengthening,
Invigorat5ng EYect Price COO,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01
Hayes Healing Honey

stops the Tickle. Heals the Throat and
Cures the Cough. Price 35c. A fre8
box 81 OPEN TRATl SALvE for
Chest Colds, Head Colds and Group u
enclosed with every bottle.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01

Suffrage Orator Votes for Womens
Enthusiastic Femme Oh. how much
are they Dartmouth Jack o'LAp-
tern
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01
10y wAT IA

Goo DIX $50 g. % 10.ls5, 1l.g5 A. BIS 1ss.ll1,
les 2GH gAH $50 R4.GE 40 D.0S.
e.s6 gA6 9sQs. ai.aA r.. ~ l2a6 "a u.
xDaily except Sunday@
Connecting he eaGen40R with r. Rs ri.
oI.ocaI AnnapoeiH Il Balttnaore.
For tickets and 2nseKmasson Apply af
onr city ticket oklsces Vest Skree4 asdtaf0,
state Honae Station, E0liage AyensR ar6
Baden Streets. Carved HAN. Marglanu
Hosei flszlce Il 81 \. Is. fos 0EEseera mid
ssApgass &. gxa1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01

Sacrifice hits Blakeslee, 3; Hud-
son. Bases on balls Of Murray 81;
Oh &. NE Baker. B OF II. III Baker. 4.
Struck out BY MURRAY BY e. q.
Baker, & BIZ r. n Baker 4 Stolen
bases clark Left OF bases North
Carolina, I: Naval Academy. 9. Passed
BAH Hogan Double plays sipe ~
Black ID Burrus, r. N Baker to Mill
.nsr to Humphreys. Umpires Messrs.
Byers aud stump Time Of game
one hour and fortyfv minutes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01
w. B. Al. Electric
Railroad.
ID.CagY RR AIS

IIalf Tiourly Service Morning md Evening
9gtwes,h Annapolis, Baltimore ana
washington and Camp Meade
tWAshingtan aud Camp Mease
messengers change AT Naval
Academy IuncSi0nl
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
M'ens eefees asnslsn
hIO. xs50. CSC $50 TO, xTa0, 8 .s9. a.2e
$40 N4Ea. $40. sgss0 I.0a. SD, 1a,aa
10 A. I'M.
Leave Naval Academy Gate 10 ninutes
eerIaer State House Station. isladen
earlier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01
LKAvE BAATsaG0nm
s - u d * III * * a

R.g5 x7.a5 3s. a.a1 l03S. 1a3N M.
laaS SO 9s6 SsS, xs.0a s.s5. S5.e0,
E25 aaS. 7.s1, O.s6 1L31 z. ~. las
A. NJ
All tF@fna Yeeelve or discharge passengers
at loeal points between Annapnlis and
Naval Academy Junction and at Lfnths
icnM on signal.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01
Naval Academy

Totals 81 27 l6
Baifed for u Il Baker In sixth
inning
i234 ST
II &. state % O D o o y O o 0S
.k Academy ..I 0 4 z O O x---75
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15

Beautiful Dresses, all attractively made of high grade gingham and prettily trimmed. Sizes to 16 years. Dresses selling regularly to S5.98-to be had Monday at $3.98. Second Floor
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-23
COURT DECIDES CASE AGAINST
 MINING co.

BUTTE, June 23.-Millions are in- volved and many mining companies in the country are affected by de- .cision of the United States supreme court at Washington last week. A body blow was delivered to all producing companies whose use of the minerals separation process involved them in the technicalities of the courts hold ing. More than two and a half mil lions of dollars have been expended in the litigation which was ended by the supreme court decree reversing the decision of the circuit court of ap- peals at San Francisco which held that the Minerals Separation Comt pany's patents covered the so-called Notation process when limited to the use of one half of one per cent, or less, of oil. Minerals Separation held that their patents covered any frac- tion of one per cent. The court up- holds that contention.
 In December 1916 the United States
 
 supreme court decided in favor of Minerals Separation, Ltd, against Hyde, upholding the patent of the Minerals Separation process, which was patented in 1905 after the discov- cry of the process for producing a mineral bearing forth as the result of the use of oil and mechanical agita- tion. In April 1917 the United States district court at Butte decided that the case against the Butte & Superior was identical with that against Hyde.
 In August 1917 the same court hand ed down decision that the Butte & Superior Mining Company, by use of more oil in Notation than was used in the Minerals Separation patent was merely an attempt to avoid the patent, and the mining company was ordered to furnish bond of $2500,000 and to deposit all of it's earnings above atual operating expenses, with the court, until an appeal had finally been ad- JuulCdlou
 In May 1918 the United States cir cult court of appeals at San Francisco decided favorably on an appeal from the decision of the district court at Butte, and the following month the United States court at Helena revoked the injunction against the mining com pany ordered by the higher court, thus relieving the Butte & Superior of the necessity of making such deposits and monthly reports, providing the. com pany used more than one half of one per cent of oil, or more than ten pounds of petroleum to ton of ore treated by the fotation process. A writ of certiorari was granted to the Minerals Separation Company, and an order was made restraining the Butte & Superior from disposing of it's assets, pending the final decision by the supreme court, which has just been recorded.
 The American Mining congress has filed with the federal trade commits sion complete brief in support of its charge that the Minerals Separation Company, by its business methods and the onerous terms of it's license con tracts, is using unfair methods of com petition and asks the right to inter- vene in behalf of the mining industry of the west. This brief is now under consideration by the Federal Trade Commission.
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