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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-21

HOMES AND LOCATION
THAT WILL SUIT YOU.
There's a community OF Homes
being erected in beautiful Arms
leigh Park that has definite
character OF exclusiveness and
refinement which means perma-
nent attractiveness. The Homes
are g and 8 room
COTTAGES AND
BUNGALOWS
of unique design-very practical
in their plan and arrangement
and efficiently equipped and
carefully constructed. Entirely
detached-with lots of ground
all around.
Sample Homes are open for
inspection every day and even
ing. Apply at Park Office-44l5
59th st. Phone Cleveland 1890.
Take Chevy Chase ears TO Abcmarlc 81.
walking west: or Wisconsin, ave. to Win
dom ST
K. +. HAMILTON.
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9Th ST NE. NEAR EAST CAPITOL: SEVEN
large. sity rooms. c>p,raly large kitch"n. aud
bath; hot-watcr heat. in excellent condition.,
pn>~esson in thirty day. Price. s. :,:.',.
forms. 81 ..tn cash. n x. HOwENSrE1s
CO., 1914 81. nv. or 9TH und sis. ne.
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Opp0slte Songressl0nal Library.
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.-MODERN HOME
beautifully finished: eight rooms. two baths.
able: terms. OWNER. Col. 3On9. 80
ABOVE THE AVERAGE IN COMFORT. cox.
venence and lUca ton; 4 real home: req sonahle:
terms needs money. Address BOX
79-B, Star office.
PARTY GOING SOUTH WILL SELL. HIS
six-roOm and bath: furnace heat: double ga
rage: immediate possession; reasonable terms
Call Col. 1871 S.. ESQ. Near Soldiers Home .22'
vACANT-o733 ONTARIO ROAD NV. 10
rooms. bath. steam. electricity. parQuet fioors
fruit. flowers. cement cellar and laundry tubs.
Terms.
Vacant-1626 st NV. Il rooms. 3 baths
h.w.h:: electricity. hreplaces. porches. deep
lot alley. Terms.
furnace. deep lot. paved alley. Terms No
reasonable offer refused on these
OWNER
1884 Riggs place
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.,
(lncorporated)
Consult Our Sales Department.
Otis Place

Two-story and attic brick. containing six
large rooms and tile bath: property in sPlen-
did condition and has all modern improve
mcn,s. gas and electric lights and hot water
heat: lot is IUx1OO to 15ft. alley: ample
for a garage: first trust is - $50. balance
required in cash: occupied by owner who will
give Immediate possession
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&
THE HOME OF HOMES.
Tel Main 434O l4Oo II St. NV.
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1ST AND r SITS. NE.
$3.50. Modern s-room house in this ex-
elusive white section: newly paprred: 81 $50
cash. $50 per month.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A most desirable home located
near 18th and Newton SITS. NV,
containing 9 rms. and b.: vacant.
! Price and terms reasonable.
Right at Lincoln Park. con-
tanning ! rms. and b.: vacant.
Price and terms reasonable.
Located near 18th and New
ton, rms. and b.. INV. heat.
cleo. lights and garage; vacant.
Price and terms reasonable.
HARRY a. KITE.
Main 4S4O 1914 K NV
WILL SELL To EXCELLENT 6,
room brick house: 500 cash. balance So per
month. Address Box GOA. Star office
Sauls Addition Bungalow.
sl...0o 81 800 Cash. ST. 80 Monthly.
Corner lot. : rooms. hot-watcr heat electric
lights stone open fireplace. hardwood floors and
trim: garage. Immediate possession.
Bungalow
$SlOp $3.50 Cash. ST., Monthly.
rooms and bath. hot-warer heat. electric
lights One car fare. Lot J0sl3o. Immediate
possession.
Country Home IN SltN.
$1,000 s2Np Cash. So Monthly.
f. acres beautiful forest and fruit trees, high
elevation: garage: chicken houses; 5 room
cottage: electric lights and bath. blocks
from car line. One car fare. Ground alone
worth $9.Nn.
Chevy Chase Bungalow.
$500 5000 Cash. $50 Monthly.
= rooms. ot-water heat, tile bath. electric
lights. open fireplace. wash tubs. Lot J0x l3o
Rraud new. Immediate possession. -
Northeast Bargain.
81, 100. 81 500 Cash S65 Monthly.
Il rooms and bath. hot-water heat electric +
iixh'> gas. sleeping porch breakfast porch,
double .pragc. Corner II alley. Large yard
ISlSf.3.i
O. b. ZANTZINGER.
!sH New York ave.
Phone Main .l3al. IA
eth ST. NE. NEAR EAST CAPITOL: SEVEN
large. sily rooms. especially lai.. kitch"n. aud
bath; hot-watcr heat. in excellent condition.,
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FON RENT.

HOTEL :s rooms. with baths aud showers
unfurnished: Pennsylvania ave. near Raleigh
Hotel. Address Box ~ Il, Star othcc. a2s
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FOR SALE-NEW COLONIAL HOUSE: OTIS
St. Petworth. possession in two weeks: six
rooms. bath, h.-w. heat, electric lights, hard.
wood floors and trim, front and rear porches
concrete cellar. laundry tubs. good back yard
price. 50, 100: $3.50 cash. balance SEQ mon thly
including all interest. II. Il. HOWENSTEIN
Co. 1914 st. NV. or eth and H SITS ne
10th ST S.W.-NEAR ALI. GOVT. RLDGs !:
10 rooms. bath. h.w.h. $6.5OD.
18th st. s.w.-Near Sll govt. bldss. q
rooms and bath. 5000
oh 81 s.w.-S-room. hay-window brick
s.. 100: 5000 cash aud bal $40 mouth.
Sth near 7 IT. sw-6- room dwell n-: la III
ard gas: $500: S11W cash. bal xaU month,
TN LIST near Az sw.--6.room M, la til
dwelling: nearly new: only $500: term, ar
rsn.ed. IHnAlAs I. EknWN, III ~: Il. >w.
BY OWNER -BUNGAIuW: ROOMS; EEl
ccption hall porch front aud side with i'm
rnvements garage: tine garden: IL, 1Jk15,.
Price $i.530 Address Rox i0i-A. Star oitice.
:..,s
RS 18th S.W.--LOT aaIi0O; R0tiSis AND
Ia tn: h.-y. heat: excellent choire ocation:
si.oO0: terms; real value. $6.5iW ". =.
NASH. L.: n NV.
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]. {. WELDON & CO. III BSE
Opposite Congressional Library
No. 1907 3rd s.e.-2-story frame. q rooms
bath: rented at so per month. Price. s.. 300
18th st. Sc. bet. s. {. ave. and C-2story
bricks. 6 rooms and bath. each. Price 50. 600
Easy terms.
10th st. Sc. bet. & and I-o-sto frame. u
rooms and bath; vacant. Price. $3.50.
st. ne. bet. 3rd and 4th--3-story brick
rooms and bath. Price. 81. 900
u ST. bet. 9TH and 6tll-2-story brick &
rooms. bath cellar. furnace heat. Price
81 800.
4 st. Sc. bet. 9th and 9Th o-story brick s
rooms and bath: leased at So per mo- Price
So. 400.
Seaton place NV. bet. North Cap. and LIST
2-Story brick. cellar, furnace heat Price
$500
j. e. WELDON & CO.. III Sc
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BOSS & PHELPS,

HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC,
1894 II St NV Phone Main 1928
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c. +. WEARING. Franklin 557l.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 14th St. NV. Main 2345.
BUY BEFORE FALI!
TAkOMA PARK CHEVY CHASE


S1S.50O
A beautiful new stncco home. ideally located
and equipped with every sensible modern i'm
rrovemcnt. Contains s rooms and baths and
located lot 60x19 IT.. with an attractive
garage.
PARK VIEW
$3.50
A homc-h house in section Of charming
homes lot o0x110 to wide alley: two-stOry
brick of 8 rooms and bath: hot-water heat: the
owner has taken pride in this home and it is in
perfect condition. Immediate possession.
BLOOMINGDALE
So,750.
Well built and in good section: wide front:
q rooms and bath: furnace heat: front and dou-
bic Nar porches: space for garage: paved al
ley: !ouses in this neishborhood in de-
mand. with the result that prices have been
maintained
SALE OR EXCHANGE
Corner in Chevy Chase. two and half
blocks west of Connecticut ave: over 5000
square feet ON grade: ideal site for residence.
viii exchange for residence in town up to
5000
IRE FALLw
& LUCHS.
Main 2345.
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Near 4th St. NE.
Brick. rooms and bath: instant possess sion
e. T. WARINH. 323 Fond bldg
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COLUMRIA HEIGHTS WEST OF 14th ST
desirable corner property. 4s-ft. front on
one street and l36-ft. front on the other street:
good alley in rear: 8 rooms and bath: he'd
rooms: desirable home or suitable for remod-
cling and charging into apartment Price
only $l41J0. Possession.
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3lO7 18th St. NV.
x.,r Irving ST. open for inspection.
rooms and hath: new: within one block OF Mt.
PLEASANT car Convenient to Rock Creek Park.
Room for garage.
Carl. H. SMITH. owner.
Phone Col. 1J4a.
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Rtod. Island ayr.-IArge lot. IS IT. wide.
with additional garage lot Semi de tao he'd
residence: 10 rooms and bath: 8 bedrooms:
cheap at so. 600 Possession.
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\ LITTLE GEM.

RELIEVE YOURSELF OF THE RENT CUES.
tion. Buy on small cash paymen; VI trus.
tees Of estate three-family apartment; Capitol
Hill: all outside rooms occupy one apart
ment yourself and apply the rents from other
apartments 10 pay balance Of purchase price
J. RAYMOND HOOVER. Trustee.
District National Rsnk Bldg.
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Hillyer pl... near Conn. ave.-IArse rooms
and well built. Price right; rooms and
bath. Possession.
Lee d. Iatimer COMPANY.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-13
& TRUST CO.
ADOPTS MEMORIAL TO
IT'S LATE FOUNDER

At their last regular meeting, the
Board of Directors Of the Annapolis
Banking & Trust Company passed the
following resolutions on the death OF
George T. Melvin, who was the Lead
ing spirit in establishing the institu-
ton sixteen years ago and who had
been closely connected with it ever
since
WHEREAS. it has pleased Al
mighty God to take to his eternal
rest our fellow director, George +.
Melvin; and
WHEREAS. in our bereavement
we feel that we have sustained an ir-
sreparable loss. owing to the intimate
and kindly personal relations that all
ways existed between us and also
owing to the fact that he was the
founder Of this institution and its
President for twelve years, and all
through its formatice period and It's
succeeding prosperity contributed so
largely to the advancement OF its best
interests.
THEREFORE, be II resolved py
the Directors Of the Annapolis Bank
ing & Trust Company, That in the
death of our fellow director, George
T. Melvin, we have lost friend, faith
full, kind and true; and an officer Of
this Bank whose loyal and helpful
connection with it from the very be-
ginning contributed beyond measure
to It's upbuilding and success.
AND RESOLVED, further, that
these resolutions be spread on our
permanent records and a copy be sent
to his bereaved family and also pub
Iished in the local newspapers
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-13
AWARDED S1OO DAMAGES
FOR KILLING OF DOG

1t will cost Archie L. Voss, an agri-
cultural attendant at the State Hos
pital for Colored Insane. at Crowns
vile, this county. 800 for killing a
dog recently, il the Judgment render
ed by Police Justice j. Roland Brady,
following a hearing yesterday after
noon, stands.
It appears that the dog, a valuable
hound, was shot by Voss for tres
passing about the premises OF the
negro hospital. The canine was the
property Of Thomas c. Carr. son of H.
Clinton Carr. whose farm Is not far
from the hospital grounds.
The dog. ii develops. was legally IL
censed Testimony was given to the
effect that the animal was killed as q
safeguard against the spread OF hog
cholera, which is SO prevalent about
the county just now. Young Carr. BY
his father, as next friend, entered suit
against voss, claiming 500 damages
for the loss Of the dog. At the close Of
the testimony Justice Brady rendered
judgment for the full amount claimed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-13
ARREST IS EXPECTED
HOURLY IN CASE OF
ASSAULTAT EASTPOR1

That an arrest will be made prob
ably within the next few hours. in
connection with the brutal assault
Sunday night upon J w Alton. an
electrician of the city. who lives at
the corner Of Chester avenue and
Burnside street. Eastport, is the In
formation gathered from county police
authorities today
Deputy SherifE Charles n. Brooks,
who has been actively engaged in In
vestigating the case, il is said, has
collected chain Of evidence pointing
strongly to the guilty party. The as
sailant, ii is said, is white man, and
the party against whom suspicion is
directed by Deputy Brooks talIies with
what meagre description Alton was
able to give of the man who dealt
him q blow that knocked him insensi-
Bile. Brooks has information concern
ing q man who is said 10 have been
seen running across Spa bridge to An
napolis, soon after the attack was
made upon Alton as the latter was
about to enter the door or his resi-.
dence.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-13
JUDGE MOSS CALLS
OVER OCTOBER DOCKET
Follows Custom IN Order To Fa-
cilitate Work For Beginning
Term On Monday
CASES ARE ASSIGNED

Although the October term Of the
Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
comfy will not formally aegin until
Monday OF next week, Judge Robert
Moss. pursuant to procedure adopted
by him, this morning called the mem
bers. of the Bar together and went over
the list OF the various cases already
dockcted. and fixed dates for hearing a
number of them Other cases were
marked for continuance, or otherwise
designated on the calendar.
Practically all the members OF the
local bar were present during the call
OF the docket This function is done
at this time in order to save time and
otherwise facilitate the regular work
#of the term, so that after the grand
jury has been segregated on the con-
vening day. the work Of the Court
may 60 on without Interruption In
calling the docket today Judge Moss
assigned a number Of the civil cases
for Monday and each day Of next
week.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-13
MYSTERY CLEARED
IN COUGH|N CASE:
Authorities And Family Satisfied
Over Confession Made BY
Pasquale
nv THO associated Press,

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Oct. 13.-
Satisfied that the mystery surrounding
the kidnapping on June End of Blake
ley Coughlin, the 18-months-old son Of
George H. Coughlin, of Norristown
Pa, has been cleared up by the con
fession of August Pasquale, the au-
thorities today began preparation ol
their case against "the crank fol
presentation to the Montgomery Coun-
" Court
Mr. Coughlin also said he felt the
case had beon cleared up.
u am very much relieved now that
the tension is broken" de declared
The suspense OF living the rest of my
life without sure knowledge Of the
fate OF my boy is now settled. ! am
glad it is over"
Although Pasquale, according to
Major Adams, head Of the State police
confessed that he snothered the child
while making his escape with it under
his coat and threw the body into the
schuylkill river. legal authorities here
today said he could not be tried on q
charge of murder because of the alb
sence OF the corpus delecti," or body
of the slain. A confession, they de-
elared could not be introduced in eyi-
dence until the corpse has been found
In addition OF the kidnapping and
laying of the Coughlin boy, Pasauale
also will be charged with the murder
in Philadelphia on June 1st of Mrs
Rose fisherman. who conducted a
rooming house here
He told Major Adams that he went
to the house for the purpose of rob!
bing it. and killed Mrs. fisherman with
piece Of slate.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-13
COLD SNAP COMING
FROM OUT OF WEST
fBy Ths Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON D. G.. Oct l3-
Warning of another cold snap ID the
western and middle western sections
of the country within a few days was
given today by the Weather Bureau in
a special bulletin which said
THE indications at this time are
that the prolonged spell Of exception
ally fine weather over the Middle
Western and Western States will
shortly end A disturbance OF wide
spread Importance is moving east and
southeast along the Southern Alaskan
Coast and It's influences will be felt
along the Oregon and Washington
coast within the next "a to 36 hours
1t will cross the Middle West at
tended by unfair weather and rain
with a prospect Of local SHOWS in
The North West.
Following this disturbance the
temperature will ;all and the coldest
weather Of the season up TO this time
will prevail generally in the Western
and Middle Western sections Of the
country"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-13
SOLICITORS FOR NURSES
HOME ARE HANDICAPPED
canvassers Now Going Over
City Find Many Persons
Not At Home
COOPERATION IS URGED

The following letter, addressed e
THE Citizens Of Annapolis concern
ing the campaign in the interest Of tbs
Nurses Home Of tho Emergency Hos,
pital. should interest the public gen.
orally
"The solicitors conducting the can
yass of the wards Of the city Of Anna
polls in the interest of the Nurses
Home and Emergency Hospital report
that their work IS rendered difficult by
failure to find residents at home. The
committee Of the Hospital Auxiliary
therefore. requests that II the persons
canvassed fail to see the solicitors
they notify the Ward Leader OF
solicitor when they will be at home.
This campaign has as its object TO
present the needs and resources ot
our hospital II is not only to seek
contributions, but to have each mem
Der of the community participate in
the work Of the hospital The Ward
Leaders are as follows:
First Ward Mrs. Bernard Wells,
$50 Prince George street tele
phone 564-J
Second Ward Mrs f. H Kidder.
&c Shipwright street, telephone
SI-W
Third Ward Mrs. Allon Westcott.
Thompson street, telephone
6S6-R.
Fourth Ward Miss Minnie Lip
man. is West street, telephone
S97-W
Each week a financial report Of the
progress of the campaign will be pub
lished in the Evening Capital Not
only are new pledges received by the
solicitors. but former pledges due this
month may be paid to them
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-13
COOLIDGE REFUSES
REQUEST TO HAVE
LEAGUE" SUNDAY
lrlr THE AsnoeIassd H.Feas.l

BOSTON. MASS. Oct. 1s
Al request by The League OF Ma
ticns Day Committee. headed
by President Lowell of Har
ward University. that the Gov
ernors of all States proclaim
SUNDAY. October Gath. as
League Of Nations Day 10
promote d bettor understa and
ing Of the Covenant. was re-
fused by Governor Coolidge
In his reply 10 the commit
tee. Governor Coolidge said he
was compelled "a refuse the
proposal that u take action
which would appear 70 give the
Wilson League the Official
sanction Of the Commonwealth
OF Massachusetts and that
use the office or Governor.
which | hold, for all the peo
pie for the dissemination Of
political propaganda ny official
proclamation. resented by
many OF the people
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-13
PASSES MEMORIAL
ON MELV|N DEATH
Council Adopts Resolutions OF
Tribute To Service AS Public
Official And Citizen


Recognizing the services of the late
George n Melvin, for seven years
president OF the Annapolis Water
Company. as d public Official. az well
as d citizen of the community. the
Mayor and City Council, in session on
Monday night. adopted resolutions
upon his death The resolutions,
which we're offered BY Counselor
George Z. Rullman. are as follows
Whereas. An act or Providence
has removed from our midst. our
fellow citizen and friend, George
7 Melvin;
And Whereas, BY his demise the
community has lost a Christian
gentleman, and public-spirited
and progressive citizen: his. serv-
ice to the city as President OF the
Annapolis Water Company Is
horeunto recognized, and our loss
of SO valuable public official will
be severely felt
Now Therefore, BE ii Resolved,
BY the Mayor Counselor and
Alderman of the City Of Annapolis,
that We record in sorrow his de-
mise, and extend our sympathy to
his bereayed family, and that
copy Of these resolutions be
spread at length upon the journal
OF proceedings; and further that a
copy Of the same be forwarded to
the family Of the late George T.
Melvin, and copy be published
in the focal newspapers
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-13
SECRE TAPY WILSON'S
WIFE DIED TODAY
(Tsy The Associated Press J

WASHINGTON, ID C., Oct 49,
Agnes Williamson Wilson. wife of
Secretary of Labor Wilson. died to-
day at the Wilson home here. at n
age OF 81 years Mrs. Wilson was
stricken by paralytic stroke about
10 years ago and this resulted in her
death Nine children in addition 10
her husband survive.
Funeral services will be held at the
home here Thursday and burial will
be made at Blasburg. Pa, Sunday
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-13
a iNI REST
CAS- ING YOUTH

al}fnse oi tax
patrons and
ti9u oi the
nted 4 nieet-
assembly hall
8Al Yesterday
81 which the
and Improved
10 The ltv as
rlets III rclieve
lls. and the
lie 81 $50 600
filIents, Mere
ii different
ltel OUT seria
i1sti0il lSas ef
plan III cam
m the people gen-
condition of
eonironts the
proper housing
H lllcatien of tie
al N3fIthe
was shown and
mN that the school
app ued by the elec
pal On November 2,
moan aat the school au-
IH eed to sell the
@ lhraeing the bond
lIespread support.
Was expressed that II
g neeIyed how any
w fare Of the school
Afar could rise against
ifeter nee was made on
ties had entered
is matter greatly to
i Hing point made
sr dresses was that,
Nll tlso be called upon
BIS ssue. it's approval
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-13
Road Meeting
OF THE
Second Precinct, Second
District

There will be a meeting Of tax
payers OF the Second Precinct Of the
Second District and those interested
ID roads at The hall in Brownsville.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 18th. at r NJ
ol5 ST. GEORGE BARBER.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-13
WILSON CONGRATULATES
WORLDS CHAMPIONS
trsx The Aesoclated Presa., !,

CLEVELAND. o.. Oct 13 Manager
Iris Speaker, of the Cleveland Amer
leans, today received a telegram Of
congratulation from President Wilson.
The telegram was as followa
May not congratulate you on the
success OF your shonest and sincere
efforts?
t(Signedl
WOODROW WILSON z
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-13
DEMOCRATS PLAN
NH|RL WIND W|NDUP
IN THIS COUNTY

Mass Meetings Arranged By
Central committeeFirst Gun
In City, October %. Then At
Friendship. Cedar Grove, Glen
Burnie And Eastport
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-13

whirlWind series 81 mass meet
ngs viii mark ne win.lnp Of the
Democratic political campaign il
Snne Arundel coGn
Five big meetings have been tr
ranged to be held in populous Sc,
ions Of the county, BY the Democratic
State Central Committee More are
being plarned, and the indications
are that the Democrats will
make the i.ur fly in behalf OF Cox and
Roosevelt, and. Of course. good deal
Of attention viii be devoted TO OK
pounding lhe provisions Of the League
OF Nations which Is the paramount
issue Of the campaign
The Democrats viii start the ball
rolling OcJolser %. when a big meeting
will be held in Annapolis. The meeting
probably sill be held in the open air
If weather conditions are favorable.
otherwise the audience VIII adjourn
to the Circuit Court room The
speakers IA this meeting will be Com
gressman Stephenson. OF Alabama
Howard BRYANT. former speaker OF
the House Of Delegates and now presi
dent OF the Second Beanch, City
Council of Baltimore. and Thomas
S. kliuger. Qf Prince Georges county,
Democratic candidate for Congress
from the Fifth Congressional district
(FonfinuAd AN Pare z
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-13
Win Not Speak In Balto
(By The Associated Press.0

(By The Associated Press.l
NEW YORK. Oct. 13. Governor
Coolidge will not speak at Baltimore,
Republican Headquarters explained.
but It IS believed will return from
there to Boston
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-13
WOMEN VOTERS IN
MAINE MUST GIVE
DATE OF BIRTH
fRr rhn Aanacrasna rreas.l j

tby AHW AbBDttAKtRs3 = z S7sssJ
PORTLAND, 1iE.. Oct. l3
Maine women must give their
exact age and date Of birth be-
fore being registered as voters.
Justice Scott Wilson, Of the
Maine Supreme Court, decided
today.