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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

ancng object, and when the force rs
expended. continue on his way again
Can't Be Reached.
II the body Is carried in the correct
way. Il IS almost impossible 10 reacn
It. and. OF course, If It cannot be
reached. the tackle cannot be made
There IS one way some men stor
the effective use OF the straight arm,
and that is by grabbing the extended
arm ITSELF This is not a very clean
way OF breaking up the run, but II Is
certainly justified II Il is the only
expedient method Of bringing down
the runner.
In my own experience on the
Harvard team. I found only one
man who could effectively and
consistently get under my straight
arm. and he was n Hight and very
fast man. In one game was re-
peatedly ErnEped BY the arm and
was told that the opposing coach
had Instructed his men TO tackle
me that way That afternoon
learned that there is even a way
Of keeping the tacklerH from
grabbing your arm. and thar
Is by pulling Il back and push
ing It forth 50 quickly that fast
hold Is impossible
I viii say that ? practiced hours
and hours at a time 10 develop my
straight arm to perfection. and I
found il worth while. In order to
make myself as nearly perfect in its
use as possible, used 10 challenge
the Harvard scrubs TO penetrate my
straight arm II possible I found that
very valuable training
As I said at the beginning OF this
article. think this sort OF defence is
something that coaches frequently
overlook. IN my own experience Il
came near being my best bet, and Il
surely got results Like anything else
thing that an athlete must practice
on constantly before he develops
proficiency that will let him outwit
the other fellow. But surely that IS
an end for which all kinds OF sacrl-
fees are worth While.-Copyrlgh
1920. by the Wheeler Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

Halifax. n. s, Nov. 24.-Owners OF
the Canadian schooner Delawana an
nounced Tuesday that their challenge
for another International schooner
race In the near future has been de-
clined by the owners Of the Glouces-
ter schooner Espranto. which recent
" defeated the Canadian vessel. They
were informed that another race be-
tween the two yachts next year for
the Halifax Herald cup would be well
coined.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

IL PAsO's 1920 football season
L reaches its zenith Thanksgiving
afternoon when the Calumus
club star team faces an all star Fort
Bliss aggregation in the second game
of a double header at the High
school stadium. The second game Is
to start at o'clock and will imme-
diately follow the contest between
the Texas State School Of Mines and
the Base hospital aggregation.
Manager Jack Mcdonald OF the
Calumus club has been working en-
ergetically IN his efforts to make the
day a success.
Col White, district athletic off
GER has been lending his coopera-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
AtteH appears
To Over

New York. Nov. 24.-Abe Attell. ex-
pugilist, appeared at the office Of act
ing district attorney Alfred J. Talley
yesterday and was questioned ar
length about any knowledge he might
have concerning the alleged fixing Of
the 1913 worlds series baseball
games. Atteu declined to make any
formal statement 70 the prosecutor,
but stated that he was available at
any time he was really wanted BY
the authorities. and that he might
later want TO make a statement
Il certainly will not be the goat
Attell is said TO have told 1Ir- Talley,
but there IS a case pending in Chi
caEo, with lots Of indictments against
different parties, and I don't want
to talk while that matter Is still IN
settled"
The ex-pugilist was accompanied by
former assistant district attorney
Royal " eIler, his attorney. his visit
vas voluntary. He smiled when
stories to the effect that he was being
sought. which were printed a couple
Of months ago, we're called TO his at
tentiOn. Attel vas here practically
all the time that he was supposed to
be sought" he said There Is no
charge Of crime against Atteu in
New York county.
real rba,t--r-fvfur dinner fror, (
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

Columbus. Ohio. Nov. af.-AIumni
and friends OF Ohio state university
are completing a fund OF 81 100000 70
insure the Institution the nations
best stadium The structure viii
have a seating capacity OF 5000, 1000
more than the Yale bowl Temporary
seats viii provide accommodation
for $4,000. There wiz be SO entrances.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
THANKSGIVING FOOTBALL

Alabama Mississippi AEgies a Birmingham
Redlands
Centre Georgetown, DauTtlle.
Cinei1nad Mani Cincinnati
Colorado Isl. Oklahoma AgEics at StilWatsr.
Colorado College Colorado Colorado SPRING.
Vz. Colorado Aggies Denver.
Oklahoma MoneE.
Vs. Alabama Atlanta
Columbia
vs.. al
e
IT
enn q Pittsburg.
st. Louis washington
Southern California Oregon AngeieE
Kentucky Knoxville
Utah Utah Aggies az salt Lake.
Virginia AorLh Carolina at Charlottesville.
Washington and Jefferson Virginia Warrington
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
80 ~ sHoW ~.

Fort Worth. Tex. Nov. 24.-With
Iris Speaker, leslie Nunamalzer, and
Roger Horusby, major league base
ban stars. sharing honors with bron-
cho busters and trick ropers from all
over The United States. Fort Worth-s
fall wild west" show opened here
today. Speaker and Nunamaker are
due TO arrive from West Texas. where
they have been hunting fer ten days.
Eornsby Is already here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
RODGERS KEEPS AMATEUR STAND
PROFESSIONAL OFFER

4 EORGANTOWN. ". Va Nov. "a
Wl Casey. Oliphant, West and the
other luminaries who filled the
sporting pages with their deeds on
the gridiron at the same time as he
may play professional football II they
like, but not for Ira =. Rodgers. West
Virginia's a1l-American fullback in
1915, and regarded as the greatest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

Los Angeles. CALI. Nov. IA
telegraphic invitation vas forwarded
Tuesday 70 Centre college. Kentucky
20 send its football team 20 Los
Angeles to meet che racific fleet
team. according 70 an announcement
made by Lieut. Jack Cook OF the sub
marine base at Los Angeles harbor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

thrower OF the forward pass that the
game has developed.
Just Won't Do It.
Rodgers has definitely made up his
mind that money. friendship for men
managing or coaching professional
teams, nor any other consideration
shall swerve him from his decision
never to play a professional game
At the close OF last season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

colin P. Aldrich. OF Fall River. Mass.
Tuesday night was elected captain
Of the Yale football team for 1921.
Norris 3. Gaddes Of Washington. D
z. was elected manaEar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

Iowa City. Ia. Nov. 24.-Aubrey De-
vine. the University Of Iowa's foot
ball star. was elected captain OF the
1921 Hawkeye team at a meeting
here Tuesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

Jacksonville, H.. Nov. 2f.-Jimmy
Ford OF Milwaukee knocked out Jim
my Lewis Of san Francisco in the
third round OF a scheduled ten round
bout at Beardstown Tuesday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

Bombay, India, Nov. 24.-Football is
almost as popular in Burma as Il Is
among the western nations. The ma
tves play the game unsh0d. aud kick
and shoot goals with bare feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

Tendon. Eng, Nov. 24.-While play
ing football ia the street, Alfred
BetuE. 10 years old, fell backwards
and broke his neck and spinal cord,
dying instantly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
Gibson Posts
Big Forfeit

New York. Nov. 24.-Billy Glib
son. manager Of Benny Leonard,
ms posted with Tex Rickard
forfeit OF $4,000 that the worlds
lightweight champion viii scale
155 pounds at 2 o'clock for his ID
round championship contest with
Joe yelling. Friday, November 20
Promoter Rfckard insisted that
Gibson put up this amount 10 in
sure his protege's poundage at that
hour on the day Of the fight For
yelling. Nate Lewis came all the
way from Chicago to give Richard
$500 that his man viii make the
weight
For several years there has been
talk Of Leonard's inability to make
the IightWeig ht limit. In view Of
these stories Richard asked Gibson
II Benny could make the weight
Gibson assured him IL was a sure
thing" Richard asked, "Win you
post a $4,000 forfeit2' Gibson an
swered; yes, I viii"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

A real Thanksrivinr dinner from (
to 2. g17 n. Ochoa Phone 3s1zs-Adv.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-13
MIXUP AT St. JOHNS TO
BE SETTLED THIS EVENING
THE Law
RELATIVE TO SALE Of
RABBITS AND GAME

Because OF the many inquiries that
have been made on the subject. states
Attorney James VI. Munroe. when
asked for an interpretation of the law
relative 10 the sale of rabbits etc
gave out the following
"On account OF the great number
nf applications which have been made
10 the states Attorneys Office 70 know
whether or not 1t is a violation or
he law to sell rabbits. this notice is
published To call attention to the pro-
visions III Chapter $50 OF the Acts Of
the General Assembly OF Maryland Of
1920.
After providing the open season 10
be from the 10th Of November to The
first day Of January in each year and
forbidding hunting upon Sunday and
when the ground Is covered with SNOW
and al night. the law goes on TO pTo-
vide as follows
And It shall be unlawful to sell.
offer for sale. purchase or offer to
purchase or buy such named birds
and animals at any time. whether
same are caught or killed within the
state Of Maryland. or any other STATE.
territory or country
Now squirrels, rabbits. otter and
muskrat and deer are certainly ami.
mails and the law forbids the purchase
or sale of any Of those animals at any
time. In explicit language
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-13
SOUSA THANKS MIDD|ES
FOR HONOR CONFERRED

Composer John Philip Sousa. lately
made an honorary member Of the
Glass Of 81, has written the following
letter to the Class:
Mr.. Robert H. Merrick. Secretary.
Class 1921, Y. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis, Md.
Ny dear Mr. Merrick Will you
he so good as to convey to President
H. w Pine and the members of the
Glass 1921 my heartfelt appreciation
for making me an Honorary Member
OF the Glass and a recipient Of the
Glass Ring. and hope may always
be worthy of the honor bestowed.
AT the present moment. it Is I'M
possible for me to decide whether
can accept your invitation to attend
the football game between the Army
and the Navy and ii is problematic
whether | will be in New York at
that time On this matter will COM
municate with you later.
"The ring number of my little finger
is 6ls. Thanking you again fc. the
compliments Of your Glass. believe me,
very sincerely.
!. (Signedl JOHN PHILIP SOUSA" !"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-13
BRIDE OF A WEEK
CLAIMED BY DEATH

Just q week after she vas Harried
~ her bedside TO William II Murray
son II ,hapham Murray Mount Royal
Apartments. Baltimore, Mrs august
4. Murray. formerly Miss 1anes. Of
Owensviile, this county, died Thurs
aag al Chestnut Hill Iiospiatl Phila7
delphia
Miss Jones and Mr. Murray had
planned to be married three weeks
ago. but the ceremony was postponed
because of Miss Jones sudden illness.
She was removed TO the hospital and
underwent an operation, On Thurs
day. November 4. her condition showed
marked improvement and i was de-
eided to have the marriage ceremony
performed
Funeral services for Mrs Murray
we're held today al Christ Church, West
River
Mrs Murray as Miss Augusta Jones
was active in war work in Anne Arun-
del. and rendered most efficient servi-
ces during all the Liberty Loan drives
and those Of the Red Cross She had
wide circle OF friends, over whom
her death has cast q gloom
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-13
RECORD NUMBER OF
HUNTERS; SUPPLY ARM
BANDS IS EXHAUSTED

That Anne Arundel county is full
OF huntsmen Is shown BY the large
number Of licenses that have been
issued from the Clerks office At the
Court House. The total to date IS
far in excess than the number issued
FOR the whole Of last season. In other
words. the records show today that
2,520 licenses have been taken out TO
date. The number issued Al the cor
responding period Of last year was
f.73s. and the total for the entire sea-
son, 2.109,
The hunting season, as far as the
number Of sportsmen is concerned
also greatly exceeded the expectations
OF county officials This is borne out
BY the fact that the supply Of license
bands has been exhausted The new
bird and game laws require that each
hunter must display license tag.
which is given him upon payment Of
the prescribed license fee. These tags
are in the shape OF arm bands and
must be worn at all times that hunt
ers are in the field engaged in sport.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-13
RED CROSS SUNDAY
IN ALL THE CHURCHES

Tomorrow will be celebrated as Red
Cross Sunday in churches Of ali de-
nominations throughout the land. the
purpose being to call attention from
pulpits, sunday Schools and other re-
llgious conters to the organization 8
annual Roll Call, which opened on
Arinistice Day. To continue until
Thanksgiving. IA mary churches it
viii also bs celebrated as Armistice
Sunday. proclaimed py President Wis
son
In a letter to ministers of the city
issued By the Anne Arundel Chapter
Of the Red Cross. the fact was en-
phasized that the desire in conducting
the present Roll Call was to avoid
ithrustinga drive upon longsltffar-
ing public" The request was made
that members Of congregations beal-
lowed the privilege Of joining the Red
Cross at the close Of church services.
All clergymen may receive member
ship receipts and buttons at Red Cross
headquarters.
According to plans, Red Cross
peacetime activities will be told Of,
including information regarding fu-
turework which has been planned No
subscriptions win be asked in the
cases where arrangements for regis
tering members have been made by
officials Of the local chapters with the
consent OF church authorities.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-13
BAL T|MORE WOMEN TO
TALK FRIDAY AF TERNOON

The international Missionary Union
Of Annapolis viii hold its second
meeting together on Friday after
noon, November 18th, at 3 o'clock, at
the Maryland Avenue Methods:
Church. to which all women of all
churches are extended a cordial in
vitation from the Unions officers
President. Mrs. Arthure Langfield I;
first vice president, Mrs. Harry Bur
gan: second yice-president. Mrs. John
Sewers, third vice president Mrs. Ed
ward D. Johnson; fourth vice-presi-
dent. Mrs. Emmette Spencer; secre-
tary, Mrs. George Turner; treasurer
Mrs. John McCarter.
The meeting at this time Is to ex-
press more fully, as can only be done
effectively by the churches coming to-
gether. the value of mission study
principally All grow as they learn,
and this feature of mission study
Looks is growing and benefting every
missionary society who has furthered
their work along this line A treat
is in store for all in hearing two wom-
EN- speakers from Baltimore coming
highly recommended.
All are invited to come and bring
someone with them.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-13
PERCY BROCK HELD !
FOR JEWELL DBf

The grand jury for Anne Ar del
county, which recently complet' its
Investigations. held j Percy ek
a young man OF Annapolis. res nsi-
bic for the death Of Pierce veil
son os Mr. and Mrs Edward gel
also Of Annapolis. in April last Jew
eli, while riding a bicycle, was eo1-
lision with an automobile drisea py
Brock. and sustained fatals iiparles.
lie died about ten days after taf col
lision
The grand inquest returned pre-
sentiment az inst Brock. and tse m
iictment subsequently franz py
states Attorney James NJ Manroe'
charged Mr.. Brock with urlA4faiiy
causing the death OF Jewell Tbs case
was docketed for trial before soaTt
yesterday, but because Of othe pusl-
ness II went over until Mondas mex
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-13
CALLS
ON AMERICANS TO
OBSERVE THANKSGIVING

warrington, Nov lo Presiden'
Wilson issued his Thanksgiving proc
lamation tonight. saving that III
plenty, security and peace. our yirIu
Gus and self-relianf people face tbs
future. and setting aside Thursday
November 25. for the usual obseryan.
ces. The text follows
The season approaches when Il
hehoves us to turn from the dis
fractions and preoccupations Of
our daily life, that We may con
template the mereies which have
Deen vouchsafed to US. and render
heartfelt and unfeigned thanks
unto God for His manifold good
ness
This is an old observance or the
American people. deeply imbed-
oed III our thought and habit The
burdens and the stresses pf life
have their own insistenee
We have abundant cause for
Thanksgiving The lessons OF the
war are rapidly healing The great
army of freemen which America
(C0nainued OH Page K
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-13
ANOTHER PATRONS CLUB
ORGANIZED LAST NIGHT

Last night a Patrons Club was or
ganized at Linthicum Heights by Mrs.
+ ] Linthicum and superintendent OF
County Schools, George Fox
Mrs. Linthicum, who is State Or
ganizer Of this county, appointed by
The Federation Of Women's Clubs has
organized Patrons. Club at Mayo.
this county, with 38 members and
that at Linthicum Heights, last night,
with SO members
1t Is expected to organize similar
clubs at Severn and Churchyille with
III the next week or two. These clubs
work in the interest OF the. public
schools, and sort Of School I'm
rroyement Association Germantown
mas one and 50 has West Annapolis
and Eastport
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-13
This Announcement Was Made
BY Governor Ritchie AT Noon,
Following Conference With
Judge Robert Moss. President
OF Governing Body
MEANWHILE STUDENTS
ARE AT HOPKINS GAME
GOVERNORS STATEMENT
ON HtzING

Il have just held confer
ence With Judge Moss, vice.
chairman Of the Board ol Cow
ernors and Visitors OF st.
Johns College, and telc-
phone conversation with Os-
borne !. YelIott, President oi
the Alumni association, and ~
q result may say that the
differences between the st,l-
dents and the Board, relative
10 hazlng. VIII be satisfactorily
adjusted this evening.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-13
DANIELS WOULD
co THE LIMIT
TO STOP HAZ|NG
tBy Ths associated rress.,

WASHINGTON. d c.. Nov. IS
Declaring that the Navy Depart
ment would go the limit" 20 up
hold me authorities Of the Naval
Academy at Annapolis in their eff
fort to stamp out hazing at the
institution, secretary Daniels an
nounced today that instructions
had been issued that no hazing
would be tolerated and that any
number OF Midshipmen would be
dismissed necessary 10 end the
practice
II would rather have 500 men at
Annapolis who can obey orders
than 2.200 who cannot" said Sec.
Daniels. When came into the
Navy Department there we're only
500 students at the Academy and
though there are 2,200 now. the
Navy would survive II the number
were reduced 10 500 again The
presence of insubordinaie mid
shipmen is not desired. Men VINO
are being trained to give orders
must first of all learn to obey /"
No more eases Of hazing have
been reported as result Of the
investigation now being conducted
under the direction OF Rear Ad-
miral Scales, Superintendent of
the Academy Mr. Daniels said
One Midshipman already has been
expelled, the Secretary announced,
adding that he had entire conf
dence in Rear Admiral Scales
ability to handle the situation
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-13
WEEKLY REPORT OF
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY

Report of treasurer. Emergency
Hospital Auxiliary for the week end
ing November IL 1920 Owing to the
delay IN obtaining all the reports this
additional weekly report is submitted
Balance from Candy Sale,
(Afrs, Walton. 1.25
Balance from Pencil Sale,
(Boys) ............ 1f9
Balance from Donation Day ESQ
Canyassing Committee
Third Ward (Mrs. Vest Is 90
cott) 9n
Fourth Ward Miss Lips
mani . $500
Wardour (Mrs Krafftl $500
County (Alrs. Barberl - 1900
Miss Cheston. West River $500
Mrs. Reynolds, St Mar
garet.s 1o7.oO
Special Donations
u s. Naval Academy
Chapel 10000
Bishop Mott Williams,
furniture .... 10000
Mrs. Howard AtteDury 1oUU
NJ. e. Church, Eastport 772
Edwards Chapel, German
town .... S01
Mrs. Clinton Morgan tcredit
Wardour $500
Mrs Teas (credit ST Mar
garet,s) ....... 10000
Mr. Edward Weiss (credit
Fourth Ward) ... $500
S 470.e7
Balance reported Department
No. 2 lcolored) ...... 1900
Previously reported $500
Total s2420O ........ 512.S7
Report for week ending Nov
ember s, 1920. 6.l27l4
Total to date. ..... s6.63s. 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-13
aEchoes Of Conventions

Tomorrow evening at the meeting
OF the Baptist Young Peoples Union
at College Avenue Baptist Church at
I o'clock. portion of the exercises
will be given over to Echoes OF the
Conventions" and many interesting
facts will be presented along the line
OF the work accomplished at the re-
cent Baptist convictions hela
throughout the Baptist lid.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-13
NAVY ENTERTAINS
SOUTH CAROLINA
On GRIDIR0V TO-DAY
n dies Did Not Expect Much
0f a Tussle From Visitors
whose showing This Season
5as Not Been Very Impressive
Changes In Lineup
j ocAIs STARTED WITH
HEAVIEST COMBINATION

N saIpmeu football team
Nod alv afternoon vith the eleven
~ is nIversfg y south Carolina,
@.s the nrsi appearance OF the
4roiinian4 d annapolis in this
ae.d us b0rras4e Field. the reg
lr faNball aaiepraand. the con-
f Taaer Wsty 4 the usual time,
aK Tlle Middies were in
M sesfJe FOR tIte fray but they did
II. autltl pate much difficulty in dis
g the sauhcrners. AT least
aaSing OF the Carolinians In their
ea games has not been very im-
tsse only two weeks ago, they
sre auaihered by the eleven Of Da-
son tnfisge Of North Carolina II
IS stid, however they have been
slaiug much improved form in their
piftiee during The past week.
Lineup To-day, Powerful.
iie 1liddies started against the
h carolina with three of the four
) no did so well against George
last Saturday. and The heaviest
4 kaeld as far as can be remember
u which the Navy has ever pui on
tle field Matters IS the new man IN
.f hackfield. taking the place Of
Aualton who Il not able to play
Cenroy. Koehler and Mckee are the
etaers.
The lineup With weights viii start
Palr. l76 carney 204 N'illkie, Piss
epter, Larson or Fimers. l75 each;
rs.ht guard Frawley 1g5. right
tCoutInue6 on PAGE 21
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-13
Special
Announcement

The Circle Playhouse joins in
the general movement to hit the
II. G. r.
Commencing Monday, Nov.
18th. the following scale Of adj
mission prices will become eff
fective excepting high priced
super special pictures, yaude-
willie and other attractions on
which the cost would necessi-
tate an advance:
Entire Balcony 30
War Tax. .Q2
Total .. %
Orchestra . p
War Tax .OS
Total . .2s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-13
Mothers, Circle Supper

The Mothers Circle Of West Anna
polls are preparing to give supper
in that place On THURSDAY, next. the
18th instant.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-13
Apple Cider!

Cur first Shipment Of Duffy
Motifs SPARKLING App j. +
CIDER has arrived Ready to fill
orders.
/. w. TRAUTWEIN
.130-132 Citv Dock. Phone 225.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-13
So, 500

will buy Admiral knights dwelling
81 Maryland Avenue II rooms. 3
baths hot air furnace, electric lights
Immediate possession. f. ~ IGLE-
HART. Real Estate, Advertiser Build
ing n13-tf