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PLAIN AS A PIX ESTAFF

Some people want to know why the
Star asks only Uncle Billy Folks and
Mr.. Blowers whether the one will vote
for Cats and the other If he is for
house joint resolution 279. "Why not
ask all the other candidates? they
say. The reason is as plain as pike
staff. 1t makes no difference to US
or the people of the county whether
the candidates for county Judge,
clerk, tax assessor, collector, sheriff,
superintendent of schools and other
county officers are Fletcher or Cats
men. The only question in regard to
them is, are they honest and intelli-
gent enough to fill their offices. With
regard to representatives, it is differ
ent. Their political predictions will
have bearing on the entire state, for
if they are for Cats they will prob
ably keep up a part at least of the
incendiary policy that has cost the
state so much, and if they are for
house joint resolution 279 they will
help it's possible adoption by their
personal vote and influence. 1t is easy
to understand that it is necessary to
question only candidates for repre-
sentative on this subject.
The reason why we have questioned
only Mr.. Folks and Mr.. Blowers is
easy to see. Messrs. Mayo, Blowers,
Hunters and Light will vote for Flet-
cher. They haven't left the matter in
doubt. 1t was supposed at first that
Mr.. Folks would vote for Cats. After
a couple of conversations with him,
it's our belief he will vote for Flet-
cher. The reason we question Mr.,
Blowers on his attitude toward the
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proposed amendment is he only is m
doubt about it. All the others are
against it.
The Star isn't trying to act as a
dictator, and it has not set up any
candidate. It's questions are asked
ana its criticisms are made in behalf
of the people of Marion county, a
very large proportion of which, it has
strong proof, favor it's policy.
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The Lrice on the 1s-room house to-
day is $212O. 26-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-05-26
D." | Became A
Nervous Wreck y
But PEPSINOL Restored Me to
Health and Made Me Strong"

"For Many Months | had suffered
from chronic stomach trouble. / had
no appetite. | was tired all the time.
| was so nervous | could not sleep and
finally / became a nervous wreck /
had abandoned all hope of ever get
ing well, until friend told me what
Pepsinol had done for her
81 got a bottle and it did me so
much good that kept on taking it.
AS result have regained health and
strength. sleep well, have a good
appetite and / haven't a trace of
nerves left: Pepsinol has made me
very happy"
Pepsinol corrects digestive de-
engagements, and builds up vitality
and vlgor by overcoming stomach
trouble,
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JOINT DISCUSSION
TOMORROW NIGHT

The joint discussion between Mr..
w J. Folks and Mr.. L. S. Light will
take place at the bandstand on the
courthouse square tomorrow evening
at eight o'clock. 1t bids fair to be in
teresting and should be well attended
The statement in yesterdays paper
that it would be this evening was-er-
rOneOuS.
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PICNIC AT ELECTRA

There will be a basket picnic at
Electra school house Saturday, May
29th. Everybody invited to be pres
ent, and especially the candidates. Ice
cream and cold drinks will be served
on the grounds by the ladies.
G. w. Brant.
e. L. Martin. Committee.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-05-26

We have been fortunate in securing
a few bead necks much below market
prices and will give you the benefit of
same as long as the supply lasts. The
supply is limited. The BOOK SHOP. =
Something TO sell? Advertise it.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-05-26

We are specializing in Pearl Bead
Necklaces for a few days at prices
much lower than the market. No
more to be had at the prices offered.
THE BOOK SHOP. 25-3t
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SEEDS!

Ninety day and old fashion velvet
beans. chufas, Pyles and Gist seed
corn. Ocala Seed Store, phone 435. If
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LIVES IN CONSTANT DREAD
At No Period Of His life is the Zulu
Free From the Fear OF
Witchcraft.

The Zulu baby IS bern into the feat
IT Witcheraft. IN the fear of witch.
craft he grows IN, aud When he Sick
ems and is ahont 70 die. his one thought
is that 4 spell has been east irpon him
for which The charm cannot he lis
covered
All his life long he breads 10 meet
In lonely places the @insweIahava
an inliuman man, lacking only hair q
fur to make him altogether Il heasta
sort OF beast ia human form who rides
backward on labeon, ready Il
aounce upon and make medicine Of
the unWarv traveller.
In mature manhood he suspects his
neighhor. lis friend his brother. and
even his wife Of having dealings with
makers Of charms and poisons. He
walks with an uneasy feeling that an
enemy may have put medicine in his
path to harm him
From every possible source. from
earth and from SKY, from river and
from forest from friend and from foe,
ne is continually apprehensive Of an.
evil influence coming upon him and
searching fer a taaislnan TO wear
against if.Dr. James b. McCord in
Medical Missions.
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BIGGEST or EARTH.s VALLEYS
Giart Crack in Surface Extends over
ore.sfxth OF the circumference
OF the World.

The Great Rift valley, as i 4 he'd
hy Prof ] W Gregory. eNlends eNer
one-slxth Of tie circumference u the
enrtl. remarks the l.olplMi Times.
Il begins Ii Iebanon. follow the
canyon III lhe Jordan and fl.t llead
SEA and crosses i high 'iiyide - ln-
come ihe dreB ford IF The Cuff ot
Akaha between lie highland ~ Eaonl
npd SiAai Ihe Ned sea. Il great
trough ll.00o feel deele measured
from tie summit III is foeNy. vail u
TIE Sea holtaia. continues 4 between
the high deserts Of sNuhia and Arabic
70 tile narrow meek u Babe! Mantleh.
1t strikes across Ahyssinia 81 Lake
Rudolph, runs almost due south
through British East Africa and
frayprScs Il range 7.tsW feet high 4,
Lake Natr.n, IN what WAS German
East Africa. Where II crosses thu
.ganda railway lis walls are 50 steep
that tile trains used 10 be hauled nj,
ar lowered ny cables. II Is continued
by the rift which holds Lake Nyasa.
all IiItH1ltl dtIFSItt SAilNfstf
fret above sea level with dep;h Of
200 feet below sea lgyel
From NyaSa It runs down the shir
valley, crosses tile Xnnlbesi and ends
IN the Indian ocean at the Salli river
IN Gazaland. 4 minor branch forms the
lower end and gigantic arm stretches
from the upper end of NyaSa through
Tanganyika, the second deepest lake
HI The world its bottom 1900 feet be
low sea level, To the upper Nile
We are accustomed to think Of VAL
leyS as having been formed by erosion.
bur the Rift valley IS clearly the result
Of some more catastrophe agency
There have been differences of opinion
ms 10 the mode Of It's formation within
the historical period. But the diseoN
cry of fossil mammals Of types Ions
extinet, makes II impossible e resare
the laundering Of the Dead sea as 90
incident with the destruction Of Sol
ON and .Gomorrah.
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IN MEMORIAM

WOOD--ln saH Eat IaYiAg relnenShrante )
Hr dear sgi I0IIS ana I.fMEl
M90D. Who tt5sar5t-d this life two year
a1.e, october ~ ansi n. 1919.
Tne month If 0esohor once more Is herr
rs US tie satsIesi ~ The Year
isefanss II W4s n shsftDer daY
That our darling sons PASSED assaY
f,reWrli dear saas j SD faroftsi
IAif ass 81 us b taaeuesean tel
yaUi sifX eil esr.h Was short hnt sweet
We hope IL Neavn we s9en shall meet
How uattil4,d - sts N.sH renifig
How WAITED q, bear you eati
t'atiB1. M9i0Hti f'lt s,Bs wi.'r, arp yqH
Naw we hear aetlr ,ail 10 more
Nen shall alaas Ne renenbere
lgraf eltitfen. il tiiis wnrld - strife
AHa ven Shaii never l,e furen,ftn
NJ frns: ~ q ~ -;.K,s ii~ If
III lilt4anist ans, pAI,s
ItiIfsl WtWI9 MD Wil,E
J aa are sine u 9e1e. .i. lii,
brothers
Issa Sad .years base PASSED aaas
1aa are -u3e isltf nat far&a.se5i.
IS W thnk ~ yeai beth every dag
LITTIE SISrIR IssTI.LLa.
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ra,n Gnnn I'D III TIL Y

~ patent nledisine vendor
cser u ids i mere sweeping el,ua
far Ii sstie All Ware than that
made The Republican purity
ieF tn restorative qaahties 81 is
Platte aud candidates 81
these liz arc hufdeued With Ills.
real imaginary Social SIS polls
teal. na1c S. puhls AS guar
antes felIs i they mall elllN
N,ts Sc Republican ticket Son
sumo eNed At higll liiees
age Il aesI tiiat tlas cost g 81 itls
Will nc erasisiaS 5i,Nn Ii they
Nill support the g q
pra,lt is sfeedS fr urcarlled
aili ale told that Republican
a1l aSeWsptik htsher prices
ils's 49, 's'lsNe s. Sl'S Stia-
sasy 'i's t.easae 8 ) '''lo'ss =
i'l''. = '''ls' l'e@Se 'lfe '''5ss.a
= S. IS 4s'sS 4
Isl i.
'a''s'
'N' ''t 'Hs s.''l1Ss l''al' Z,
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RECALL DAYS or sPLERDOR
Empty Palaces Of Moaui Kings Serve
Only to Bring to Mind Grandeur
That is Gone.

Should you ever feel inclined To-
verify tales az THE Thousand and
0ne Persian DAYS, which usually be
gin with something ike Once upon
a time there was rata who sat upon
golden throne, and slept upon a
pearl carpet. and built a golden-roofed
pavilion for d beautiful queen you
may journey comfortably to india.
then on t. Delhi and Agra and sec
the empty palaces Of the Afogul kings
that are cry little changed save that
they now reyerberate mounfuily 10
the football Of western-shod feet, and
their marble walls have been mellowed
To the tint Of ola Ivory By 80 years
Of Indian sun So writes Eleanor
Maddox in Asia Magazine.
Yon may walk among the colon
nades Of the great hall Of aildieWe
Inlald with flowers Of lapis lazuli. Jade
topaz and cornelan that seem to grow
upon the walls md hurst into bloom
on the very spot where rested Shah
,Tahans 'Pencnck THRONE faritiel
four posted hedStead Of .Solid gold With
pearl fringe canopy. upon which tho
emperor sat daily II dispense justice.
his tnrbsn abiaze with diamonds and
HIS Powered tunic almost hidden bv
ropes Of pearls. BEHIND him san
phires, rubleS and emeralds glowea
from the omspread tails Gf two pea
cocks. and over his head hung n par+
rot wrought from single emerald
holding III its heak the hol-i-nor slias
mond
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Traditional Marriage Customs.

It Was an ancient custom among the
Seandinavians TO drink niethegelin or
diluted honey. for 80 days after Il we'd
ding In the island nj Rhodes honey
IS still q factor in the marriage rites
After the ceremony tile husband dips
finger in honey and traces. a cross
OYER the doorway Of his home before
his bride enters while the guests al
monish The bride to Be always sweet
and good, as is this honey
The wedding cake goes back To an.
tiqnity. One of the Important fea
lures of TIE marriage ceremony
among the Romans was the partak-
ing, BY both contracting parties. of
i cake made Of -four. salt and water
This was done Id The presence of the
high priest and ten witnesses.
The lise Of the wedding ring is al
most universal. bur Id the country dis
tricts around Cadiz no ring rs used.
After the ceremony the groom shifts
the flowers ia his wifs's hair from left
70 right for to wear a flower over The
right ear is to proclaim ones SELF i.
Sife.
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Tereiscaf ard re- artlatn with amendments
section = ~ Article MY Of the Revised
G"le 81 tiie City q Aniiaisolis. title
Licenses.
VI by the Mayor Counselor and AilermeD
~ the t'ity Of Annspasis that section . Of
Article NV III the RECESSED ie of the
City &c Annapolis title -sLireuss be and
the same is Dereby repeated Aili Fe prlaia-
al with suis.ndnents - IS "a read az
foltDSss
Section : i. shall not he Iawful fer
ana lerRoll az persons wiflan said gity ar
lis precincts IL ast. EXHIBIT. I,iay ar 4tcr-
fsrm any I,laJ. farce, interiude, FA"fF.
opera concert eIreus. lnenaverie. carnival.
or puhli. exhibition for gain. witilaui I
llapYse first hal nisl obtained fFaln the
clerh of this corporation. for which they
SbMI paw as fellows For every e,Ir circus.
fslena gpTle aF earhival twenty-five dollars
}eT day for every theatricai or dramatic
s.srfarlnan se. tie sum If ten dollars per
.9iy for eseYR piusenlu or similar show.
tho ssfsn IL 1tF dollars fasr ttgs abH
s.ssaifty i've cents In zach ease 20 the CLERK .
pYovilea however. Il 8iav re lawful for
luv person or persons. OF corporation re-
sitting FIJI ur i.e;,tpss al Annapolis. " le max
fur giving such entertainments for gain.
ex,.ept the circus inelIa gerie or carnival. ts
permit the same to be used for such pur-
poses on first obtaihins Iiaense therefor
from the clerk, far which shall be paid the
SaFn Of thirty dollars per year IN lieu af
any special li,sense for esen entertainment
~ aboYe required.
section : anil he il established and
ordained bg tire authority aforesaid that
this ordinance shall take effect from the
si.fep of ifs passage.
Approval september elst. 1a2a
JOHN II LEVY Mayor.
Io!gN n SULLIVAN. clelk.
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AN ORDINANCE

~ rs,'.s - b vltls asnsai-
i..eHfS =. a j. A.et MI - tle Ne
lir ls.t,lrf...s,,, fh, Salils. We tIppt
80 ut si.ryi5l ns FIJI rsl.nat85.ts .ls3trd sic
lJtA Na3sS I,.y la4A
Ss.tsa# IL. Il .st.ft,ishesl alfl erdain
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Aftf XI4 t}sia lN It,4f. ssIs.ist ~
fl,s et44ss s84i. ef TN. t.tA. Niiiss.1seiiS
~ N Bs s3.s Es f@5{4sy 8f5 .ss fsSfl ttisi
#arsi.s3gi t,Isi, ,fsl.(tts,.t,3S 8, s IL read
fei}@vs
S,lsf.sE - ~ sS,,r tsstIffs}ag 4lass
sl,s.r,.,,.,, ST ~. ..sf,. III A4ist.,.lss shll rs
.in tftlri M.5tg TIP f8f a5fs
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,4sfraisis. ei..,t s.it gi.iesi ria ,aaieeiets
5WFSo5i d, ~ 9f-s5er ard .Yefakrs ~ iDe
Keseu li.is- l'ntilia38y Na u aiis NHu
tetslst re- SOM Il Sc ,ffixer a5li eaHstakes
tb Water Nlt0F Hon Hsf Ladder
Iunis,a4V Nell stn,l y etaiuf 1tsitit l3rrsail
"a ~ III tf1ii:tI III tle A@flal I1u n rltev
the said enlit,atllies mitlan The city 81 .sll-
tl:f-,aliS unless IS, t3ea t.ls Syhgr,. ~ the dn
TVS of ti,4ss iastiuiis Dr eNenssd hy cola
ptteli aafli.Fsts theS siHt4i a3t IT, .fiNeFs
faf Ills 4t,tifintNs Af tfje ahBve- named @pln-
t..g33f,S MINI e,-tfkt .1.s Df su,.li Hpparat9S
.ai,l M ,,,,,.rS s..{5inst,si tnerASitfs tilt
.lsali fa.rftsrlu Sneit tyhaf Scrvlaes a. sbalt
IL. 81 r,f,4 Is l,tst.si,f 3lafiiv III i'll
sJfl.4f l8 f,tr tt,9tsss t,l.Yalil s@ aM9 tlle
t,fxt4 MI ~ fsEe,f4,y ,at.Sa
Z, ff..tl et1tl4sss ~ IN. t4,i.a Ears 4 81 tlie
ts4f9 IS ft4aa85sI{~ f5. S,4.Y.. III ~. vitlnffs
~ Ilief ItlAr{,si. A II Ssl1i3 9:lasr 3lisleas
as fll4V III tIirs l53t Tisag Sitsa sentsls
tIeif tti54Ili,lfS:. don f,sr i4efr au.ieS tlps
>iilI ~ @isis 9s, ta6l.,fs tSsAfs9 ts9
,Ataisl ga. cf.it 5l,5f{s9S ama St.1,af, fYt.
t.t4S fSs 1.lis .stt.f,s.,.i ii, e tay.frss
lteit t,lial4aut .ashfup u. tit'
IN ar,ltsa t6, Nis.iis ~ TIM ltna ,99ne
at33 ilS iFg4ftsi sIt5ll ~ 81 li,,ti 81 .tf fees
ger iaflt.4 10 !, fsesl fss.s tlitnstsl ~ IN,
ms nm,
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IlElEN II. llt6 X FIT
Register Of Mills.
NGTItE TO { REDIT0Rs

Natier 10 hereby given tbat flie etlh=
Srihcr 1T Anne Arundel county. has ubs
tained from tie 0rphans Court 81 Anne
ArUHsiel county. iu MARYLAND. Letters Tes-
tamensary on the personal estate ~ I'll
iaund j;ofkies lgiejlart, late .f 38np Arittl-
del county. deceased All persnHs having
warned IL ryhibit lhe saDfe. with tho Yoa-
ehers thereof t. tue subscriber On oF be-
fore the
Goth DAY Of MARCH, s9sf.
They max otherwise. hy law he excluded
from atf bertpnt NJ said eSfr44 All pers0ns
5fs,lelgfed "a saiJ estate are requested To-
nIs,kp immediate eminent
siiven uuder ny hsBd this nth day III
September. 1916
HsLi.N II IGIETiiKT.
Testafrix
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AN ORDINANCE

To amend Article MIMI " the Revised
t'etie # lie City II Annapolis title fraf
h3. lay aduing thereta ilree additional
sections to faliow Section q. anil 70 he
known ana DnIYfbelf,l Sections T. aad d.
section l{c Il established and araatit-
s.. by shf Mayor. Counselor antl Aldermen
Uf fltp Niiy 81 Annapolis. that .Artirt,s
NINlI. tiite %'lratlir. ~ tlle i;tNiseit atit'
III tho tsitg ~ Annapolis to auu iiir salae
II hereby ,tlabiti,stl by atf,lin% thereto tiis"'
tletitianal safialis 81 falam section !, isitl
"a IL knon.u an.l numbered Sections 3
anu n reSfeetis4iy. ald - re.td ~ lalfaMS
Segiiail = AMY person or parsons i'll
lsFgt@n III ar operating aaN street, trillex
ST efrrttf. ear ~ ears within he eftpof
ale limit s. tn lfN g sltiial,"iis siiftl o.
tppfaatstifs. IN. intersection e iis' street
@irei,' ana Within The corporate t1lifs
~ tlle iiY ~ tniGH5.iis Sotiiltl hHH q.
saits III {ile i.,,ri,;tsh of said intersection
ana iaiiat8 gafe if snesei q S4s.ii sur.
$. tiaD s Any ltrss,i or l'efseiiS III
elElr=c If al operating Any street. tfailty
f,loetlif e:lr within the @nriarate limits
II the I'm II Annapolis shaa IN st@aPiHg
at he intersection Us ANY street. tift'ita 81
lane Within hs corporate liiuifs - Tie CitN
of snnan0!is Ia reptsiSa discharge pas
serge r.. Of f1f any ethrr iufPaSe step on
the near sfip n ana clear u siHIh intsf
section. excepting the Intersections ~
Ilade Street aud college Avenue ant
West street and Church Circle and Church
Circle AMI Maip street. then stops A. ille
tar silc VI said intersections are IL be
made dear If said Intersection Randall
Street ana rIiRce George Street. College
Avenne alid Trinee t;eorge street al cars
shall he brought 20 complete stop.
section 9 Any pestnn or persons oflelisss
ing any III the provisions Of the two pre-
desling sections shall ~ liable - the pen.
aities INSIDE and provided in Section II
this Article.
section : And be It further established
ait ordained ~ fhe authority aforesaid
that this ordinance shall take effect from
October Ia 100.
Approved September afst, 1890
JOHN J. LfsNA, Mayor.
Attest
Iaf1N 4. Sl.1-r Iva \ l.lnrl
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many Of the G. @ r promises
arc contradictory and therefore
impossible Of performance. tlle
voter IS advised t. take 4 long
smg 81 pr Harding letllal
mixture and forget il
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and the contracts given ouf then. ae
buildings would haye cost consider
able more than they would cost nov,
VERY truly yours
a. MEADE HOLLADAI.
Member House OF Delegates
from Anne Arundel
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B. j. Wiegard
PHONE 4l9-J II sSHOOI. ST
ORDER NISI
PHONE $3.50
u stiitDt,I ST

Ia Aane Asaudsl County orpAaas csHFt.
September ~ 1894
0Fdaf@l That tbs sai. st the fta estat..
~ .Inhu = MhitfiI4tan deceased ill3sie ~
5Iaidel{tS Trust Company the eAWnt49 9f
the last Will aul testament "a flie said ~
e,.a sol and this day reported 10 his
GoArt, by the said executor, be ratiiea
and coniiSmed. unless eatise he shown To
the e1tltrary. on or before the
3Ist DAY OF OCTOBER. NENT
Provided i copy u this araPr he Inserted
hi some llew siMler published IN the City
least 1iFe 4 Week f@f fhgee successive
weeks before the said 3lst DAY II October,
next
The report stateS the aln6l9s Il salss @
be xtsn01stm
GO ". HYDE II ST.
LEMON BE.tIT .s. J
MAYNARD CARR. \. q
True copy. Test.
tkTBt.% II l1TTItkJsTT
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ID / t. u

PETIT EIsslNk -tln October II 1.s4a - the
residence IL hpF mother. Mrs 'iarlns
MuAllnaistes y West street Ann;loiis.
wears. beloved wife II Philip I'eitehonc
III North severn, Anne Arundel county.
Nil
i'nneral tomorrow Friday morning st
q ~, ~ fsata 81 Mary hare4S Iatrrs
menl IL II Mary cemetery. OH
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ORDER NISI
-uss i,e3l lstatr III e;efF..
Ise,,fs;f .
q 81 MI t'mfff far Anne ssrgtseI
t4iInssv a f..3t ls,tsf.t

Tie iTWsF TseII I.EfaFN 1N tff1F.e WpTT.
Etete;fsesi
iii tie tlruif court far Aune argt.d,
Country M t97t Elui;t
ordered. this sstti day of Sepieali,er
1920, that the rttoft aIisi asceunf If AZ.
Auditor. fIe,i this day ia the abesve Ell
tiflfa eanse. IL. ratitieA and confirmed Ha
les7 sause ~ nc eontrafy thereof be siitN i
0A wv bcfaFe tie
Soth DAY OF OCTOBER. NENT;
Provided. copF II inis order b. inxeri
in some newspaper published iis Anis
AsundeI county. once in e.tril II three IA
esssiYe weeks before the 10Th lay 1T Oct.
Is.r next
VA. s W0ODw ARD. Cl.xI
Tine Copy Test
WM y. WOODWARD C!sfk
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F or Sale

Modern suiHrh.ll lwelline Isipeiess
fMlll;n". se@tric lights, screened
lnrthes s:sal
! N.llo6la dwelling fiHl trees
ia7gc iGt 1T edar Park a.259
Modern iweling seven rooms, b4tE
eleelrE lights, state street i.15ta
Dwelling sevens rooms AZ! hath.
IN liam$tr stroet. 1Mf
suburban dwelling bstll BiperSs
furnace. fritz trees. seven ierfaS.
81 -dAl faart tsaSh
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To Help automobiles ont ot mud or
deep sand 4 Miscopsin man has in
vented eIeatea d les. resembling see-
tons or fraesor wheel rims, TO BE-
trapped 10 their tires.
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Democratic Ticket
Election Tuesday. Nov. 2, 1920.
Inn TREATMENT OF TIE

I0K PRESIDENT OF THE
United STATES:
JAaEs M. cox.
tllllo.
goK Xter PRESIDENT or THE
sNtTED STATES
FR4NkLIN d. ROOSEVELT,
New Work,
t4rcToRs or PREsEpENT AND
yf0E.PREsIpEST or THE
UNIrED STATES:
Al Fargo:
WILLIAM NTH And JOSEPH
VI. SMITH,
Baltimore.
Flrss IAstvlct;
CHARLES n. SIMPSON,
Talbot.
second Blssries:
JAMES j. ARCHER,
nariord.
THIRD Dsstriet:
Frs DERICk NJ. kIPPs
iMliimores
Fourth nintrict:
JANIS $. ARMFGER,
IsdiilmOre.
Flfth district:
q. sRE.Ntf VI. ROBERTS,
Prince Georges.
siAth Dlstrles:
IL, ID ROHRBACk,
Frederick
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Dr.. Henry Holland
Surgeon Chiropodist
CARVEL HALL Isl
lob Work

Building. repairing, furniture dc
livery, auto 9dies and job work o.
any kind. W r. THOMAS, Vest An
napolis. Phone S0S-M. Il
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5R ~lTEp STATES SENATOR,
JOilS WALTER SMITH

voR II, MRER or THE HOUsE or
RErNs sENTATIvEs OF TiIE t'NlTl.D
sfArgs IN THE SIXTY sKyENTfl
e0NJKRss:
THOMAS $. kLINGER.
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90 EYENlNa cAPITAL

TIE " ENI.Na K-a4@4 : Al
= ~ sale 81 the following pisces
- u 4anea l94 Main ST.
.2...s., u.hn!ise n Heat 81.
3 rsavIe rs Maryland ave.
:. tr.lsAnyey 80 Mary Land Ave.
4 Arss4sf rd4ig, Cor Randall q Hing Geo
,9.iflf1ns fyaatf... Nkss aud Cathedral
Delivered In Annapolis, EastpoEt. Grr-
.aufawA sud West Annapolis by carrier
for as ssuts pet naonth
You CAR have The EsENIS6 AAi'ii NJ I.
natiea IL you when asqay from the cts
nv Irayfrg your name ana address, ~ ilR
nfaee. IL ~ selua pei moHtA @sW lieF
wear. re sl1se Ii nd vance, o any postAilet
ii Tnite status Or Canada.
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