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Arizona republican., 1920-10-30

WANTED-Extra furnishing goods salesman. Apply Goldbergs. 1t , WANTED-Experie newspaper solicitors for road work salary and commission. Apply H. M. Harrison, 27 N. Central in rear of Doyle Pool Hall. 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-10-30
Apartment House

Must be sold quick. Paying 25 per cent on investment; buy lot. House goes free; s6,000 handles it. See with Ruggles & Murphy, 21 N First avenue. IL
Arizona republican., 1920-10-30
FOR REMT-sroRE 6 OFFICES 1s

IHtthH Centrally located office Oms, across the street from the Y. c. A Very suitable for millinery hemstitch shop. or real estate. Ap-
 230 W. 2nd Ave tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
INCREASED RATES ON
W., B. & A. HELD UP

The Public Service Commission has
handed down an order allowing the
W, B. & A. Railroad Company until
July II to sell tickets at the old rate
pending the decision on their petition
for an increase now before the COM
mission.
This step. which creates some
what peculiar situation, is due to the
fact that the proposed new tariffs of
the road cannot be passed upon by the
commission until the settlement OF
their case before the Interstate
Commerce Commission relating to the
rate for their interstate traffic. This
hearing was held in Washington yes
terday.
Meanwhile the w, B. & A, for the
intervening II days, will continue its
old rates while the granting by the
State commission of an increase to
the Annapolis Short Line to take eff
feet July /, compels that road to
charge the increased fares.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
YACHTSMEN TO RACE
IN SEVERN ON FOURTH

Yachtsmen of the Baltimore Yacht
Club are ready for their Fourth of
July regatta, and Annapolis harbor
will be the starting point of one of
the races.
Boats of the oyster, canoe, duck
boat and turtle types will participate
IN the races on the Severn, near Sher-
wood Forest, the events to be staged
by the Chesapeake Bay regatta COM
mittee.
Some of the yachtsmen will be out
for a weeks cruise, leaving late to-
morrow night for Annapolis. The
others will start tomorrow morning.
Monday the Baltimore Yacht Club
and the Maryland Yacht Club will
take part in the races on the Severn.
The Baltimore Yacht Club will take
part in the races at Oxford on Thurs
day next and will be entertained there
that night. The cruise will come to
an end Sunday, July IL.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
ICE PROMISED, ONLY
MILK WANTED FOR SICK

The firm of Parlett and Parlett,
Incorporated. manufacturers of ice,
have offered to give the ice for the
needs of the sick children and others.
under the care of the Public Health
Nurse.
The Nurse, Miss Sutherland, will
furnish names of those needing ice
during the hot summer, and the Par
lett Company will see that the ice is
left them, free of cost.
Only the milk remains to be sup
piled for the sick children of the Child
Welfare Association Clinic. over which
Miss Sutherland, the Public Health
Nurse, presides.
Ten children have been victims OF
ricketts,, a disease due to mal-nutri-
tion. and five of these wero taken to
Baltimore recently for treatment at
the Harriet Lane Clinic, by the
specialist there, Miss Sutherland ac-
eompanying them.
Funds for the free milk supply may
be left at the Red Cross Office for the
District Nurse, the ice having been
provided for.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
COMMERCIAL LIFE
PROVING LURE TO
HEADS OF COLLEGES

Since Annapolis is a college town
it is interesting to note the effect
which the H. C. L. coupled with the
low pay of college professors is also
having in other places.
1t seems that there is a general
wave of designations, especially from
college presidencies, sweeping the
country. The Eastern States would
appear to be especially effected by
the appeal that commercial enter
prises is holding out for men of col
lege executive ability.
One OF the most recent designations
nearby is that of DR.. S. c. Mitchell
former president of Delaware Col
lege. Others who have given up their
chairs are: DR.. T. II. Lewis, of
Western Maryland College; DR.. James
w. Cain. of Washington College: DR.
T. +. Sparks, of Penn State College:
Dr. +, f. Smith. of University of
Penn, and DR.. A. T. Hadley, of Yale
University.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
.FIREMEN'S FETE
CLOSES TONIGHT
Positively The Last Night Of
Carnival To Be This
Evening
FINAL DRAWINGS HELD

After a most successful week. bar
ring last night. whom the carnival did
not open owing to the threatening
weather. tonight will positively be the
last night OF the fete for the benefit of
No. 2. Independent Fire Company.
Every attraction will be conducted
as on each night of the firemen's car-
niyal, and there will be added interest
from the fact that final drawings will
be held for the silver sherhet So; pre-
sonted by the Globe Furniture Com
pany. and the victrola, presented by
Jacks" successor to Isaac Benesch
& Sons), and there will be the keen
est interest in the drawing for the six
months passes. These were present
ed by the management of the Republic
and the management of the new Circle
Playhouse, respectively, and will en-
title the holder who may be fortunate
enough to draw them, a six months
free admission to these moving pic
ture theatres.
Everybody has had an equal chance,
and the first number drawn will Sc
cure one of the passes, the second
number the other.
Besides the cake and ice cream
stand. the candy and soft drinks. the
chicken and duck attraction, the fruit
stand and ringing the cane, there will
be a few surprises sprung.
Everything must be disposed of to-
night, and to this end many bargains
may be secured. Everybody should at
tend the fremens carnival tonight
and enjoy the fun, while at the same
time they may materially help the
volunteer fire company.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
WATER WITCH FIREMEN
NOW PLAN CARNIVAL

The Water Witch Hook and Lad
der Fire Company request the ladies
of Annapolis to meet the Carnival
Committee at the Company's quarters
on Tuesday evening, July 6, at eight
O'Clock to arrange for carnival that
company contemplates holding the
later part of the month, beginning OF
July 26.
The members of the company are
making extensive preparations fol
this affair which will be held in the
square at the foot of Main street, and
hope that there will be a large at
tendance of the ladies on this occas-
ion. All will be welcome and any one
who is willing to lend their assis-
tance but will be unable to attend
the meeting can notify some member
of the committee to that effect.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
PRICE OF HAIRCUT
IN SOME SHOPS OF
CITY NOW 50 CENTS

Hearken We Men. the price of a
haircut has scared skyward again.
This is the news that is waited from
at least two of the leading tonsorial
parlors of the city and the samo old
reasons are assigned-the high cost
of materials and the greater wage de
mands of the BARRIERS. The proprie-
tors of some Of the shops. it is said,
failed 10 see wherein they would
benefit by the raise, but two did. So
in the future, the man who would be
shorn of the hiresute growth of his
Uranium. be they curly locks. or of
the straight growing order, will have
to dig down" for the sum of half
a dollar The new order of things
at these two shops became effective
on July l.
Time was when poor man could get
a haircut for Is cents. Later the
price scared to % cents and that re-
manned the standard figure for num-
ber of years. Came along the war
period and the price jumped, first to
80 cents, later to 40. and now it is half
a samoleum. The price of shaving
also scared from the old standard OF
10 cents to Is cents with the coming
of the war, and then to 20 cents later
on. And shaving still remains at that
price.
The BARRIERS appear open and frank
in their contentious that it is hard
to make the ends meet under the cir
cumstances.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
ST. JOHNS CADETS
ENJOY CAMP LIFE
Students Training At Devons
Find Ample Time For Rec
reation After Drills
ATHLETICS ON RTH

From reports that come from Camp
Devons, the st. Johns College stud
ents who are encamped there for the
summer are enjoying their work to
the fullest extent, and, in spite of the
steady work and strenuous schedule
of drill they find time enough for
plonty of amusement. One of the
cadets, in letter written a few days
ago. relates that there seems TO be a
disposition on the part of the officers
in charge of the camp TO allow all of
the passes that are requested, and that
practically everyone is given a pass
each Weekend
Contrary to the custom which has
been followed at similar encamp-
ments in former years, the student
officers are allowed to wear civilian
clothing While they are on leave from
Devons.
st. Johns superiority in the mill
tary line is shown in the fact that III
to the present time all of the captains
of the company to which the students
of the local college are assigned hav,
been ST. Johns men The captaincy
is passed from one student to another
so that all of them may try theiI
hands at leadership of the body Tho
leaders of the company are selected
in order of merit
So far as the camp itself goes tho
students report thore Is as much SAM
as was found last year at Camp Lee
Va. The cadets find the drill Difficult
only in it's length. it is said. The worl
given at the college during the college
year just completed, with a thorough
training in tho newer infantry drill
regulations. qualities the cadets To-
their more advanced work at camp
and they report that no difficulty has
confronted them as yet Neither, they
say, have they been given any tactica
problems which were materially diff
ferent from those covered on hikes
during the spring months at college
The location of Devons makes pos.
sible a number of interesting week
end trips, and the cadets avail them.
selves of the opportunity to see the
neighboring country. For the Fourth
a series of athletic contests has beer
arranged. .>
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
COUNTY HOME BOARD
HOLDS ITS MEETING

Yesterday the regular July meeting
of the Board of Trustees of the Anne
Arundel County Home was held at
the Home on South River, a full at
tendance of the membership being
present.
Bills were gone over carefully,
audited and ordered paid, and as the
meeting was the first in the new fis-
cal year. the 0verseer submitted his
annual report of number of inmates
at the Home, as follows:
For July L. 1919, 20, inmates;
August 20; September, 20; October.
20; November 20: December, %: jan
uary, 1920. is; February, II; March,
16; April, 16; May, Is; June, IS.
The present number of inmates, Is.
is the smallest in any one month in
the past five years. The average
monthly number of inmates for the
year is 10, the law allowing 5000 each
for the number over Is for the year,
averaged monthly.
The Board made a careful inspec-
ton of the Home, and found the prem
ises neat and clean, the inmates con-
tented and happy. some of them, how
ever, ailing from the infirmities of
age.
To assure Safety First" both in
the white and colored quarters. no
coal oil lamps are used, but the place
is lighted by form of acetylene gas
lights. The colored people, however,
go to bed early and seldom require
lights at night. Owing TO the tie-up
in freight conditions, the coal con-
tracted for at the Home has not been
delivered up to this time, but the
Board has been assured, will be later
in the summer
The Board had a very satisfactory
meeting and adjourned at l p. m.
after which an inspection of the prem
ises was made 1t was found the
window lights in the old house are
falling out when there is a strong
wind, due to the condition of the putty
holding in the glass, and there are
other repairs needed which will have
to be made in the near future.
The treasurer of the Trustees will
submit his annual report 10 the
County Commissioners under whose
Jurisdiction the Home is, at their next
regular meeting.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
SERMON ON FOURTH
TO AMERICAN LEGION

A Fourth of July sermon will be
preached to the members of the Am
erican Legion tomorrownight at eight
o'clock at First Methodist Episcopal
Church, State Circle# Special invita-
tions have been sentout to the service
men from First Church, and all mem
bers of the Legion are cordially in
vited to attend The sermon will be
preached by the pastor of the church,
Rev. H. w Burgan. and the subject of
discourse will be "A Better Country
The other services for the day will
be held at the usual hoars. The pub
lie is cordially invited to worship al
First Church tomorrow.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
Reduced Cable Rates To Brazil

The new cable which the Western
Union Company will lay to Brazil in
connection with the Western Com
pany has already had the effect of
reducing the Brazilian rate from 50
to 65 cents per word, and as soon
as the Western Union Western Cable
is in operation the rate will be fur
ther reduced to so cents a word. The
reason this rate can be made is that
the new route of the Western Union
goes direct to Brazil whereas the All
America route goes down the West
Coast across the Andes TO Buenos
Aires thence up the East Coast max
ing a much longer route.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
Board OF Governors To Meet

The next quarterly meeting of the
Boar dof Governors and Visitors of
st. Johns College will be held on
the evening of July II, in Mcdowell
Hall. Members of the Board will
come together at that time to dis
.cuss matters relative to the courses
to be pursued next year, and to con-
slider the faculty appointments. 1t ap-
pears at present that the faculty for
the coming year viii remain un-
changed. n .AmhRl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
EVENING c CAPIT AL
NOT TO BE ISSUED
ON MONDAY

Tomorrow is independence
Day. the Nations own birth
day and "A National holiday,
but the formal observance of
il as a holiday viii not take
place until Monday.
The Fourth of July holiday.
is one of the four holidays of
the year that is observed by
the Evening Capital, and the
management OF the paper
takes this means OF informing
all patrons that publication OF
the paper will be suspended
for Monday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
Hopkins : Chaney

Lewis A. Hopkins and Josephine r.
Chaney were married at the home of
the bride in Eastport last evening by
Rev. Edward d. Johnson. Miss Hop
kins is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph t. Clancy and the groom is
associated with c. NJ. Bassford the
Eastport contractor. The young cou-
pie have taken a house at the corner
of State street and Chesapeake ave-
nue.. where they are at home to their
friends.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
POULTRY PROBLEM
FOR ATTY.-GENERAL

A new question has arisen for At
torney-General Armstrong. 1t con-
Germs an act passed by the last Legis-
lature which prohibits the sale or Of
fering of dressed poultry which has
been soaked in water. O. of
/ A poultry shipper has asked for i'm
formation as to how the law is to be
enforced, as he says that unless dress
ed poultry is kept in running water or
on ice in the summer it will spoil be-
fore it reaches market.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
MANY DELAYED EN-
ROUTE TO OCEAN CITY

All Annapolis today entered into the
spirit of the holiday and began a
three-day observance of the Fourth of
July. 1t is a national holiday and fall
ing on Sunday this year, the celebra-
ton. in a formal way. will not take
place until Monday, and in addition.
Governor Ritchie also proclaimed to-
day holiday through out Maryland to
meet the demands of the heads of i'm
dustrial and other business enter
prises.
There will be no celebration here
from patriotic standpoint, but scores
Of picnics and other forms of outings
have been arranged for the bay and
river shores. or other places, where
city folk might seek reliof from the
iiscomftures of business cares and
the summer heat
The three-day period, in fact, is be-
ing taken advantage of by everyone,
at least those in a position to sur
mount the high cost, etc, are making
4 vacation of IT, The exodus of Anna
politans really set in yesterday and
crowds have been getting away from
the city since early morn. Others will
not leave until tomorrow They are
going by automobiles. or trolleys,
bound to various points in the East.
Atlantic City probably is the greatest
attraction of the city folk, and num-
ber of automobile parties were arr
ranged.
On the other hand, vacationers by
the hundreds from Baltimore, Wash
lngton and other points have been
passing through the city since yester-
day by autos or otherwise. TO Ocean
City. Maryland's only seacoast resort,
being the destination of many OF them.
and others bound for tho summer
boarding houses along the rivers
south of Annapolis. There will be
picnic parties galore along the
shores OF the Severn, besides hun
1reds of others will give over the ma
ior portion of their time to indulge in
.heir favorite sport.-fishing, which has
been good for the past few weeks.
The torrential rains caused no lit
tie disappointment and inconvenience
TO some hundred or more automobile
parties, vacation-bound for the Fourth
Of July to Ocean City, Maryland's sea-
coast resort, and other points along
the Eastern Shore They had planned
TO make the trip across the bay via
the Annapolis-Claiborne ferry steamer
Emerson c. Harrington, but the foot
Of King George street, where the
steamer docks, became so inundated
during the early part of the night
that il was found out of the question
10 get the cars aboard. The manage
ment of the Company had, however, ar
ranged to make an extra trip at 3
o'clock this morning, and this was
accomplished after the waters receded
The steamer was taxed to it's capacity
on this trip and again on the regu-
lar run at s, these parties having
been forced to spend the night at the
hotels in the city. Fifty or more ma
chimes remained parked along King
George street, waiting their turn to
be taken across, and other parties
still were coming in The indications
were that a number of these would
De disappointed because of the great
ia moi traffic.
The rainfall last night was the
heaviest that has visited this vicinity
in years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
CAROLINE COUNTY, Y
GROWS IN WEALTH

Still the Eastern Shore grows in
wealth. Caroline county, for many
years one of the poorest in the entire
State, is the latest to show an in
crease in its taxable basis.
The Supervisor of Assessments for
that county has just informed the
State Tax Commission that the com
pletion of a reassessment of the per-
sonal property in that county shows
an increase of 81, 500 900.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
Choir Of Volunteers

Beginning tomorrow, and for the re-
mainder of the summer. There will
be a volunteer choir at st. Anne's
Church. L. S! Dederick will be or
ganist The regular choir and many
members of ST. Cecilia's Guild are
away for the summer.
Any members of the congregation
who can assist in the singing are in
vited to occupy regular seats of the
choir at all services.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
TO BURY BODY OF
CONITZ IN BALTIC

The body of Peter Conitz, a Greek,
"a years old, who drowned in Severn
river. near Horn Point Beach on
Thursday afternoon. after diving from
a boat. has been prepared for burial
by Undertakers James S. Taylor &
Sons. and will be sent today to the
home of relatives in Baltimore. Fu-
neral and commitment services will
ne held there.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
FIRST DONOR TO
MILK AND ICE FUND

First to respond to the call from the
District Nurse for the Sick Babies
Milk and Ice Fund was Mrs. Kate
Lane (Thomas Cameron) Walton,
Maryland avenue. By mistake the
donation of a check for $500 was ac-
credited yesterday to Miss Katherine
Walton, instead of Mrs. Thomas Cam
eron Walton.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
Visiting Speaker

The regular Sunday evening dis
course delivered at the 1880 meeting
of the International Bible Students
Association tomorrow will be by Mr..
Swaeger, of Baltimore, All are in
vited
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
,rsTURBANCES LASTED
THROUGHOUT NIGHT

,-,.n1ls and the surrounding
..., WAS swiped last night by an
Il. heavy storm heavy because OF
-rc3t deluge of rain. but not so
-. from AN electrical standpoint,
here was only one sharp flash of
.s.ong followed by a great clash Of
sander The down pour OF rain.
sever was the heaviest, and con-
usI for the greatest duration OF
-s nan has marked any storm in
..sa, wears. Il stormed and show
..s al intermittent periods through
ac night.
Tho torn first began to form along
,sit $50 o'clock in tho afternoon,
here was only a short shower of
~ nor did the disturbance last
81, But 10 was about 1880 and $3.50
O.I Jupiter Pluvius made it plain
tnnap0itans that he reigned SUI
rne The rain literally descended
sheets. being driven by a fairly
ag wind from tho northwest quar-
streets were converted into ver-
abe seas OF water, Main street and
-s5r 'horoughfares boing almost en-
.ry swa,h. There was one result
Ii. benefit of the torrential rains. and
al was the streets were cleared of
ra. accumulations of dirt, thus re-
u1g The city's white wings" Of
lf TASK today. but on the other hand,
u-1aga In the way Of crab shells and
as- refuse Of the like was washed
9 90 Sidewalks here and there.
Roads Badly Washed
Cgnty roads were )adly washed
.urywhere, and there has been little
20 traffic except over the State or
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
ALL ANNAPOLIS
ENTERS PERIOD
3-DAY HOLIDAY

Exodus Of Pleasure Seekers
That Began Yesterday, Contin-
ued Today - Hundreds Bound
On Motor Trips To Various
Points In The East