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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-14
GOVERNOR
PARDONS FIVE ON
LAST DAY OF TERM

AS one OF the final acts OF his ad-
ministration. Governor Harrington
this morning granted paroles in the
cases of five prisoners serving terms
in the State penal institutions. The
cases had teen investigated by the
State Board of Pardon and Parole and
were favorably recommended to the
Executive Those for whom clemency
was shown are
Joseph Francis. who was convicted
at the October term, 1907. in the Cir
cult Court for Kent county OF murder
IN the second degree and sentenced to
the Maryland Penitentiary for period
of IS years from October %, 1907 His
time would have expired October %,
1922.
Wesley Deal, alias West Deal, who
was convicted at the September term,
1905. of the Circuit for Baltimore coun-
ty of murder in the second degree, and
sentenced to Is years in the Maryland
Penitentiary. November 81. 1905. The
sentence would have expired Novem-
ber q. 1920
Pratt Townsend. who was convicted
at the April term, 1917, in the Circuit
Court for Somerset county, of breaking
into store, g cases., and sentenced on
April %, 1917. to the Maryland Peni-
tentiary for the period of twelve years.
The sentence would have expired May
4, 1927.
Mary FiOre. who was convicted at
the January term, 1919, in the Criminal
Court for Baltimore city, of man
slaughter and sentenced on the 4th day
of April, 1919. to serve one year in
all. The sentence would have expired
February 4, 1920.
William NJ Barnes, who was con-
vcted at the May term. 1912, in the
Criminal Court for Baltimore city OF
murder in the second degree and SEN
fenced to serve Q5) fifteen years In
the Maryland Penitentiary, September
q, 1912 The sentence would have ex-
pired on March 81, 1925
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-14
farmers NAT. BANK
INCREASES. DIRECTORS

adding two members 20 the Board
81 Directors. maki1g ssven in all, fea-
tured the annual nfgpung Of the stock
holders CT the FARMERS National Bank
held at the banking institution, cor
nor OF Vest street and Church Circle
Yesterday after,boN
The new direct0rs chosen are Or,
Alfred H. Perrie, Il prominent physi-
clan ard farmer .of the Eighth dis
trict. and formers Treasurer Of the
county, and DR. Walton Il. Hopkins
of Annapolis. :
The five directors who were re-
elected are Col Harry j. Hopkins
who is president of the bank; Graf
ton D. Ridout James NJ. Munroe
Daniel Il. Rando1r and William II
E3u
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-14
CENSUS ENUMERATORS
RUN AGAINST SNAG

That census taking is no easy job
is Icing realized just now ~ the
ladies who are the census enumera-
tors
Their lines have not ..Itoge her fall
len in pleasant places. and ii is urg-
ed upon that portion OF the commu-
nifty upon whom they have not yet
called that they lie ready when the
census enumerators do call. and e
prepared to give direct. intelligent
answers to the questions asked.
4 census enumerator is a govern
ment employe. and as such must te
recognized and respected
They are not expected to visit the
homes Lut once. tut the Annapolis
eaumerators have leen forced to go
to some houses two and tyen three
times This is not fair to them. Some
one in the family should be az home
and able TO answer questions.
The census enumerators who in
clude Miss Leitch. Mss Moss and Miss
King, are experiencing difficulty with
the foreign residents. some of whom
it is impossible TO comprehend. and
who do not understand what the ceG-
81 taking is all about.
But the difficulty does not lie al
together with the foreign Torn, hut
vi the native iorn as we'll
When asked yesterday ly one OF
he enumeraiors of the 1920 census
where he was born male resident
Of the eastern section of the town
replied, In that room and further
said his father was born there, too
l"But,' asked the enumerator. were
you Torn in Annapolis" Sure, we
were all horn here" was the reply.
The census enumerators are hav-
ing troubles OF their own. but hope
people who can will try to lie consid-
crate and obliging in the work oi
belpingthem take the Annapolis cen
sus for the United States Govern.
ment
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-14
SENATOR BRADY ON
10 SENATE COMMITTEES

When the Senate reconvened last
night for the second week OF the Gem
-eral Assembly. President Norris an
nohnced his selection of the several
committees. Senator A. Theodore
Brady, of this county, was given the
chairmanship of two committees and
membership on eight others. He was
made chairman of the committee on
temperance. and also of public build
ings at Annapolis. Other committees
to which he has been assigned are:
Amendments 10 the Constitution; con-
tingent expenses of the Senate: Chesa-
peake Bay and tributaries: Federal re-
iations: finance; fish and game: in
spec.ions, and roads and highways.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-14
PLAY AND GAME COURSE
BEGINS HERE TOMORROW
BY COMMUNITY SERVICE

Cooperating with the Community
Service OF Annapolis. the Community
Service OF Baltimore, the Public
Athletic League OF Baltimore and
Maryland. the Children's Playground
Association o. Baltimore, the Y. w
c. A. OF Anna polls, and the Daugh-
ters of Isat ella. will inaugurate to-
morrow evening at o'clock, in the
City Assembly Rooms the play and
Game Course"
Tomorrow nights program, under
the leadership Of the Community
Service. of Baltimore, viii consist OF
the following program;
Address, Mary Claire ODrien;
grand march. Margery C. Slingluff;
rig-a-jig. Margery c. Slingluff ac-
tive games circle formation, Mar
gerry C Slingluff.
Hand Shaking Mixer. Nose and Ear
Rub Stomach and Pat Head. lnvert
Hands, Knock off Hands, Initiate Ami
mails, Whistle Song, jolly IS the NIL
ler
Passive games, Anna p. Hooper.
Community Sneeze, Electrical
Shock. Spoon Photo. Snake Music
Box. Mental felepathy.
The next meeting will be Monday
January 10. Under the leadership of
the Annapolis Y w. c. A.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-14
NO BALTIMORE BOAT
THIS WEEK TO CITY

Weather conditions have so changed
in the last day or two, that today
Luther f. Francis. agent for the Toll
chester Steamboat Company, was noti-
fed by the companys Office at Balti-
more. that there would be no boat here
this week
Ice in the upper bay has broken and
is a menace to navigation. Today
winds were high mad severe, and this
added to the very cold weather, pre-
vented oystermen and other watermen
from going out Everything was quiet
on the Severn today, as we'll as on the
Chesapeake.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-14
OATH ADMINISTERED
BY CHIEF JUDGE BOYD
Extracts from the inaug-
ural address Of Governor
RitChie, and the farewell
speech of his predecessor.
Emerson G. Harrington, viii
be found on page 3.

Albert C. Ritchic, former At
torney-General, was inaugurated
Governor OF Maryland today.
With ceremonies of a simple.
but dignihed nature, Governor
Ritchic delivered his inaugural
address i'll the hall OF the House
Of Delegates at the State House
at lI30 o'clock, and half an hour
later subscribed to the oath of
office in the Senate Chamber.
The oath was administered by
Chief Judge \. Hunter Boyd of
the Court OF Appeals, as pre-
scribed by the Constitution of
the State
The inaugural address of the
incoming Executive was a mas
tcrly one. and held the undivided
attention Of the great audience
that crowded the floor and the
balconies of the House Chamber
He referred TO the great state of
unrest existing i'll this and other
Nations, spoke of financial prob
lens of the State, declared
against the enactment of unnec-
essary legislation. and urged the
lawmakers to the closest scrutiny
lof all bills that may be Offered
during the present session OF the
General Assembly.
Ceremonies We're Simple
Largely in Difference to the wishes
of the new Governor. the inaugural
ceremonies were carried out with sim
(Continuod IN Page Sixl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-14
crrPFTARY DANIELS
LAUDS STATES YOUTH

rrrr was the ceremony that
..r,rr.1eA the last official act OF
r. Emerson G Harrington,
,,..,ls war Governor" and
fekei him with "Maryland's
rr,ra First 500" the men who
.r.e4rca me Nayy's call for recruits
-.gg ire FIRST days Of the war
I'll ceremony was held yesterday
.eernoon IN the rotunda at the State
u.g.e when the bronze tablet pre-
..-,4l by the state In their honor and
hearing heir names, was unveiled b5'
V.s Mary Miller. daughter Of j.
|qruen Miller the artist who design
Ia r and william Harrington, the
on on Of Governor and Mrs. Har-
ras'on
The tablet which has been placed
! ,he STATE lIouse rOtunda, opposite
ar stairway. has been given to the
,s5plc OF Maryland by the Maryland
|Herruing committee When the 800
we're being recruited in answer TO a
special call from secretary Daniels the
|rttrulng committee promised all the
mn Who enlisted that their names
|s+mid be- placed on a tablet to be
|mlla a memorial to their patriotism.
yesterday his promise was made good.
BEFORE the exercises and during the
program the Naval Academy band,
aaer tao leadership of Lieut.. Torov-
Sc director played several beautiful
|aaa5trs including America" Co
|hnaa 'he Gem of the Ocean" Mary
land ]Iy Maryland. and The Star
|SnacIed Banner" The splendid
lacll program was feature of the
oemonies and lent added inspiration
ne exercises were opened with prayer
b Dr. Johnson rector of st. Anne's.
DR.. Jacobs PrcSidcs
& r Henry Barton Jacobs, chairman
& De tablet committee. presided in the
#taence OF l1r Frank j. Goodnow
arman Of the general committee.
Jacobs made a brief speech.
Continued ON Page F'our)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-14
COM. BAGLEY TURNS
DOWN D. S. NJ. AWARD
(By the Associated Press

washington. u. G.. Jan. If.-C0m-
mander David Worth Bagley. of the
Navy. bro;her-in-law of the Secretary
of the Navy Daniels. has cabled the
Navy Department reques ing that his
name lie considered only for such dec
Grafton as was conferred upon all
captains OF dest~o.ers serving in The
war zone, CommaEIer Bagley. whose
ship. the Jacob Jones" was torpe-
doed and sank during the war vas
recommended for Navy Cross by the
War Decoration Board. but Secretary
Daniels awarded him the Distinguish
ed Service Medal along with the cap
tains of other Navy ships des, voyes
iy enemy submarines.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-14
NOTICE

After being out OF the paper 50 long, the
public is thinking thar we are H0t Nuying
the second hand Tine any more. we are &. X
ing great liberty 10 let the public know
that we are still buying Ladies ana Men :
clothing mems. ladies shoes furniture.
Kitchen utensils. mattia-s ana rugs Please
give us the FIRST Gala MRS PAULINE
HLOOM 90 Main street Annapolis Nd
phone {. & L. sol K - or drop postal
7. S.-Plcase don't forget the number.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-14

Meeting OF =. o. =. of A. Tonight
There will be an important meet
ing tonight at the Moose Hall, Mary
land avenue, of the Patriotic Order,
Sons of America. Please be present.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-14
DISTINGUISHED THROVG PRESENT FOR
INAUGURATION OF GOVERNOR ALBERT
c. .R|TcHIE At STATE HOUSE TODlY

Delivers Mastery Address Just
Prior To Being Sworn n
Ceremonies Carried Out With
Simplicity In Difference To
His Wishes
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-14
MARYLAND PAYS FITTING TESTIMONY TO
BFR IMMORTAL 300 At UNWILLING Of A
BRONZE TABLET ERECTED IN CAPITOL

u,~grial Bears Names OF First
peorai,s To Answer Nays
.call to Colors' During World
U,--Ccrenonies Were I'm
posing
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-14
FOR SALE

Re double dwelling. Nos. Is and Is
Second Street Large lot Low price
~ 94,k sale L W lglehart, Real
t''a'e Advertiser Building i9-tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-14

CONTINUED on Page Ski
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DR.. Jacobs PrcSIdcs

Continued on Page Four)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-14

Associated Press Dis
n,,ehes Of late news at
i.. and abroad are pub
D'', viewed in The Capital
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-14
CeremonIes Were SImple

Largely in Difference to the wishes
of the new Governor. the inaugural
ceremonies were carried out with sim
Evening star., 1920-03-28
PERSONAL.
LOST HEIR.
John H. HEALY.

Information wanted concerning JOHN H.
HEALY. brother of Eliza Healy Minock and
Lucinda Healy jacobson, to settle estate.
Pomeroy & Martin. Lawyers. Fisher building.
Chicago.
Evening star., 1920-03-28

NTAMONDS GOLD. SILVER, COINS.
NA~No platinum bought.
ABE ABRAHAMS, - 1as q sth .sos M.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Paid for jewelry. old gold. silver. diamoods.
artificial teeth and platinum.
D. ALPHER, 90 s91 G.,s G e. ,.,,
|LORENZ BUYS JLY; CO. N. ssss.
GOLD, SILVER; DIAMONDS
Evening star., 1920-03-28

of them all.
Master Window Bakeries are the talk Of the
country. Success and reputation established.
Sold outright: no royalties; all profits are
yours. Proven good sound business invest
ment Made of the highest grade porcelain
enamel. Attractive. sanitary and efficient. We
have good business locations for you. $500 to
81, 500 net profits monthly are now being made
and we can prove II. No baking experience re-
Quired s.. 600 to $4,000 investment necessary.
Master Baker Systems, 4S1 8. Dearborn, ,Chicag 60.
Evening star., 1920-03-28
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-ESCELLANE0US
MUSICAL INsfRUMENTs-Ce.tinaeA.
H0LTON TROMBONE 1sIivsrl and case; Pr.e-
ticslly new; . bargain. Address Box FAB.
xosn smaI grand. EahoSany. nttls .:sa; .sa;
Teiephooe Bisd. NJ. 1857. 80.
INSTRUMENTS on monthly paymentS: g: q.
Conn's and others. Jules C. Burton. CAT
VIOLINS ltVoJ. fne condition. 3i3 and 30,
with accessories. 287 East Capatol-
UPRIGHT PIANO. Vose. cheap. eiS d st.
s.e.
$50 FLAYER-FfAK0. bench and rolls: szcsp:
quick sale. $685.. A. +. Arnold. successor Ellis
& Arnold. Auct.. 1873 G st. NV.
F1NETONE mahogany upright, well knowI
knabe make; S1s5; $2o down and $40 month
227 Pa ave- Sc
$50 GRAFONoLA. used few weeks. at sacri
fee. $50: Aeolian machine. SO; SIS Pathe.
S22 80: Columbi: grafonola. ESQ; Victor
cesor to Ellis & Arnold. Auct-. 1923 G st. NV.
PIANO-Steinway mahogany upright; excep
tionally hne tone; perfect condition: will sacri
fee for $500. "a Eye ST. NV. 2s'
ONE orchestra violin, one mandolin set OF fouI
Boehm elsrinets and case, ocs nat ana on. on.
27oS-W. 25s
UPRIGHT PIANO for sale; Kolilsr y Camp
bell; good as new; $225 cash. Phone woodsids
131. 2ss
NEARLY NEW Cabie-NeIson nahoSany up
right. 1926; with terms. 227 Pa. ave. sc.
STORY Z CLARK upright plano. 600; cost
$3.50. 1892 Nichols ave. s.e.s 2S'
AUr0-PTAN0; good condition; dne tone. l1sl
North Capitol. 2S'
"EsTEY" upright piano; excellent condition
bench and music cabinet: $165. 1910 30th ct
NV. 2Ss
s495 FOR q fine used player. SS-note. mahogany
case: liberal terms given 227 Pa. ave. Sc.
sl4s BUYS MAHOGANY CAsED EMERSON
PIANO; in fair condition; easy terms. Ths
Hecht Co.. 61S r st. NV.
kNABE PIANO. S238; in hne condition and
an excellent tone; easy terms. The Hecht Co.
6ls st NV.
slss FOR A MILTON PIANO: in hne shape:
real bargain easy terms. The Hecht Co., 6lt
81. NV.
NEARLY NEW weser player-piano. ss-note
note; mahogany case; small size; can sell this
at bargain. For price and terms apply al
227 Pa. ave- Sc.
s2s5 FOR CHAs. HELD PIANO; mahoeap,
case: nne tone; good condition; easy terms
The Hecht Co. s18 F st. NV.
FOR RENT-Upright stien piano; reasonable
to responsible party. Phone Col 6lH. 2Ss
| PIIAYER-PIANO-Electr practically new.
| vIoLINs (two). $50 and $40; good values. lsl:
Maryland ave. ne. IS
PIANO TUNING and repairing; players, OF.
| 7th st. NV, ID door. North 1006o.
MARSHALL Z WENDELL PTANOIFine tone
excellent condition. $3.50 cash. ass II st. s.w
80s
Evening star., 1920-03-28
FOR sALE>M1SCELLANE0Us.

SVR 0AAC"mx0NGAA6 &1VO0s
FURNITURE-Centinael.
FOUR-POsTDR American walnut bed; com
piete; mahogany divan; ivory willow chairs
1908 Euclid ct. NV.
LARGE POST SImmons steel beds; complete;
brown willow furniture; library table; desk'
1903 Euclid st. NV.
EXCHANGE first payment. t120. ON bsaud-
fully designed, solid mahogany bedroom suite.
seven pieces. for old bedroom suite: exception
al bargain; furniture bought at reduction: only
Address Box 244:B. Star once.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF HOME-furniture.
rugs and household goocs, fncludinR one queen
Anne 10pece walnut dining room d-on sMe :uits Gne
May be seen at 2942 Ordway place. sofa IN lts
entirety or in psrt. Telephone Cleveland dasl.
HEAVY WHITE ENAMEL double bed; good
spring and mattress; also top-icer refrigerator;
cheap. Call Sunday. to 2 Pm. 17lo 18th st.
NV. second floor.
CHINESE TEAPOT with basket; cohy; 3d.
341s st. NV. ----------
DINING ROOM CHAIRs-six, s1e; dresser;
large glass, $40; sanitary couch, 50; small
stand. Soc. Apt. 3D. 1913 Euclid St
MAHOGANY DRESSER and dressing table.
oak bureau. sideboard. chinonier. bedsprinss
and mattress, childs crib. chairs and tables:
must Be sold quick and cheap. Call t1s e. st.
NV, basement y.
FURNITURE - Carcassian dresser. chinonier
cabinet. s25: bird's.eye maple Singer. $45: VIII
ton rug s3x11.8, $35; brass bed. spring. mat
tress. $40; gas heater. $s: six DRIVER droPhead
chair, IS: other household goods. BY appoint
ment only. sanders. 81 s.w.
OAK SIDEBOARD. four cane-bottom chairs.
parlor suite and white iron bed. Phone Line
815 or inquire 745 Hobart place NV. 20
FURNITURE-Breaking up housekeeping, will
sell furniture and household effects cheap. Ap-
ply 215 Sd st. Sc:
PI.AYER.PIANO, new: delivered less than one
month ago; cost $700; will take 5000 and give
II rolls New 500 v;ctrola and IL records,
S175; $3.50 William and Mary American walnut
dining room table and seven chairs, $3.50; ma
writing table; cheap. All must be cash. Can
be seen Sunday before noon Monday morning
only, Apt. 201, Somerset House.
$525 three-piece living room suite Of large
Oyerstuffed Chesterfield sofa. with two large
chairs. ali.down cushions, brand,new. at sacri-
! cessor to Ellis T. Arnold. Auctioneer. 1923 G st.
NV.
SANITARY COUCH. complete; 1 card table.
311 copley courts.
HANDSOME BRASS BED. solid mahogany bed
side table and rocker; two 3x6 and one 6x9
Administer rugs, clock couch, hammock. oak
window seat; good values. Phone Col. 202t.
ONE WING PIANO. 3-piece parlor suite. one
oniPs room table one ,S
fore pm.
ENTIRE CONTENTS Of 10
room house-dining room, parlor
and bedroom suite; draperies,
pictures, rugs, etc. Private
parties; no dealers. 2807 On
tario road.
Evening star., 1920-03-28

Small Hotel
and lunchroom. This place 10 real gold min
for the proper manager. For Information q
tn price and terms call at this ONCE.
Evening star., 1920-03-28
P. F. CARLEY,
Reliable Business Broker,
617 E St. NV.

LunChroom.
Located on one Of the busiest streets In city
Now doing average daily busines OF $l7b
Seen by appointment. Price, IS, 800.
Evening star., 1920-03-28
WELDING AND BRAZING
ALL BROKEN METALS.
Oxy-Acetylene Process.
FRED S. GICHNER,
1914 D St. NV.

WINDOW SHADES.
sHADES-Good quality opaque shades. fitted
to your windows, csc; the best quality Of
opaque shades. $1.25; hung free; we call with
samples. kLEERLATT. 11th and II sts. ne.
Evening star., 1920-03-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Marshall Business Brokers.
913 New York ave.
Advertising does not count unless packed cs, up
render efficient service. Our clients realize
they fully protected in dealing with US. II
you want to buy or sell consult this office and
save time and money. Inspect the following:
Rooming house. located near 18th and Yer
mont ave. II rooms; well furnished large IN
come; 2-year lease. Price. $4,000; terms
Rooming house near 10th and H sts:: Is
rooms one Of best room1ng houses In downtoWn
section. Price, $1,000 terms.
Roomng house near 10th and Mass. ave. !;
10 rooms. Price, $1,000; terms.
Rooming house near goth and Pa. ave. close
to government department; $780,
We are in a position to secure places at right
prices
Poolroom. tables. Price. $1,000.
Note the following: Confectionery. ice cream {;
irst-cass equipment; lease; 9th st. location.
Price, $4,000.
one Of the best places in city for price; full
particulars at this office.
Small grocery doing the business; living
rooms; rent, S35. Price. $3.50.
Confectionery. light lunch and school sup
plies; rooms above. Price. Soo0.
Grocery and meats. uptown; 3-year lease.
Price, $3.50.
Lunchroom. downtown; owner leaving city.
Price, 81 900
Marshall Business Brokers,
9l3 New York ave.
CNE vuIcanizipg plant. comrkte. PhcLe Alex
ahdria 600. ~.
Will SELL my controlling Interest in q spe-
making two Of the best propositions on the
market; in q short time we expect to BE- one
you are looking for q feature. this is = chance
in a lifetime; personal reason for selling. will
explain with personal interview only; NO TIL
aisA ss. nsss ssar sgps ess no letters ADDRESS
HIGH-CLAss GARAGE and repair shop. EN-.
ploying ten men on fill time at present; well
located st. NV; Dodge Hudson and Ford
ira fine line Of machinery; good storage. more
than enough to pay rent; ~ year lease; owner
sion. sion Address % Bo. sec. Star oiiice.
INTERVIEW wanted With man capable help
form company raising sunken ships ,, any size 2.
it. Chamberiin. asS n. J. ave. NV.
WANT PARTNER who can invest small CAPT.
tai; good-paying proposition. Address Box
18-C. Star office.
SMALL c0SFEcTI0NERY doing paying bust
ness long established and low rent; living
rooms. Address Box &c. Star Office.
YOUR CHANCE-SIa acres oak grove on Nd.
pike; close to prospective oil we'll. Price,
$500; terms. Address Box &C. Star ONCE.
SECOND TRUST NOTE for 1900. drawing
per cent; nrstelass security; sell 10 per cent
discount. Address Box 9O-B. Star ONCE.
MASTER
of them all.
Master Window Bakeries the talk Of the
country. Success and reputation established.
Sold outright; no royalties; all profits are
yours. Proven good sound business invest
ment. Made of tlfe highest grade porcelain
p
Evening star., 1920-03-28

STACKED UP AGAINST SOMETHING FOR
midable when any would-be CRATER tackles
our style Of business. and IL needs no prophet
to predict results. When you want the most
cash for ladies' and mems wern clothing. Shoes
etc. be sure to tell us. Man 4145. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND. 610 d.
GARLAND - YOUNG. MRS sAUNDBRS
Gsrtland' and Mrs. Theodore Young. please
write to your brother, Thomas p. Mick. i'm
mediately-Hotel 0rand. Eureka. Col 1le
We. WE ARE IN NOW PaTINc 81 to $40 ,.I FOR
d NV. Main 1878 or drop postal.
DIX. EVANS. NERVE AND STOMACH SPE.
ctalist-My electric treatment II proving won.
derfully successful. absolutely guarantee re.
lief: Consultation free. 1347 ct. Pm. Fr. l57.
HATS MADE TO ORDER.
PRICES REASONABLE.
UPSTAIRS SHOP.
Ills q st. NV. 2Ss
WILL RID YOUR HOME OF RATS. BED.
bags. rcaches and yaterbugs. sAPP. 800 Colo
fndO BLDG. PhoaA Main H69 aD1H0o
Evening star., 1920-03-28
FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US
8OATS AND ACCESSORIES.

BOATS AND ACCEySOHIES.
CABIN LAUNCH. cheap; S9 It., 2o-h.p. Grey
engine, Paragon gear, lights. toilet, Navy
anchor. soft. chain, white cedar hull. Phone
West 2e85.
TJITRTY-F0OT CABIN LAUNCH-Twin cyl
Under: lO-horsspower engine; chenp. Address
HoI 41-B. Star Office
electric lights; generator: hot and cold running
water; four-cylinder engine: tools and fowboat.
Klein & Raleigh. Eye st. and Water st. s.w.
M0T0RB0XT-32x8 It; I8-h.D engine; JUS;
overhauied and painted; electricity, toilet etc.
large after-deck: one-man control: owner
leaving town; best offer takes boat. Open
for inspection from 10 to 4 o'clock Sunday; also
Saturday evening ut 8. Boat at eos Water
Ut. s.w. -
Evening star., 1920-03-28

CLEANING and pressing businass located on
18th st. NV. Nets $1,000 per wesk. Hon.
man press and 5000 equipment. Lease for ~
years at $4,000 per month, including store
and Groom house.
CHAg. y. eA6ER,
e.9 18th ST.
Phone Main .S3--Mr. ShowalteF.