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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-05

I5e Draklsi i)asie AIRED slic
a9rld es 81 1871 wifa slie Cieye5
land Ilnlians I'll f.bhe f.eid today
N e odds tasorire tsa iat.ans
tl1 @a an fhe f,h af Flaiaash
fsyarlAg flie Doaga AleoA IS cue
ae a3le e crowd into the park
lEh sQlae aiag nfse i6a9fi0 or more
from isrooklyn ale.le haze applied for
Uncle n.Iberf Isoainson pinned MS
h III iesi4ander for The opening
s6nle na ne ell0lee WAS between
RUHe starapard discarded by the
iants and later h3norably discharg
"a from Re aife5 States navy after
i.sepisg the decks al 4 destroyer in-
lllate With leftaaufei mop dar-
ag le late war II Il not the
isslHe ii sl! be sergt shprrod Smith.
Fe ef aalniea doaahbogt VINO repre-
led Pc Ilodsers N the trenches
Ra II looks ike the Rnbe
CoseIeSkie Is First tlOlce
From Cleveland came the rip that
.ker choice Ii tie opening game
sil 81 slaniey coYeleskie, the spls-
fali,r The Polish person IS selectel
rang a report in preference "a
serg Jim Baghy for the reason ihat
sTeleskie in better condition than
Ae pitching champion of the indians
'ae meteorological prediction was
TOR falr weather With moderate winds
Predictions as ii the outcome Of ihe
series are fairly variable. but thr.
gents q a speculative turn make the
indians Il 70 6 favorite Experts
re fairls elgep f5r worlds SERIES
a.,ist poor experiing TIE dope FIRE
Ineatly q upset III these Things ana
not as ID was upset il tile serles oi
1919 either
p.eang viii count IN the series
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-05
World Series Begins Today
With Cleveland As Favorite

AMI Wllbert Robinson Is a wizard win
pitcilers He las the material and
IS material that has been passed
.up by others and The men are IN
perieG condition The Dodgers TOOK
advantage Of their early finish to rest
a,l1 and get ready while the Glese Gland
indians were still flgAting ~ the
American League pennant
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-05
PAGE Three

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an FaleS Arta Tablets 4 Mheas
s.lHo an6i iaroagAly clean ing e4
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-05
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Take GROVES TASTELTSS CHILL
TONIC 10 destroy the Malarial Germs
lii Tho Blood and thus Prevent Chills.
rae sadI
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-05

The former Kaiser has founded a
hospital al Amerongsn. Well, lie filed
plenty Of them iii bis. time. louisville
II9ra3d
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-28
AT THE PALACL EATER

Starting Tuesday, February 3rd,
reese Bros. Africanders will be the at
sraction at the Palace.
Reese Bros. Africanders, a real
y Soiored Minstrel trope, played here
,last year 10 capacity business and
,pieased the old as well as the young.
Neal harmony singing in real South
ern melodies as well as new ad up to
songs are their strong feature.
comedy andtheir minstrel jokes
4 the kind your father and grand
c heard in their time, nor any
ave heard, but are all new and
.-..v up to the minute. Dance? Say.
boy, you know how darky can shake
his feet. Reese Bros dancers are bet
ter than the average and what is more
they love to dance. Then wait until
YOU see their novelty Juggling act.
They spin the guns and do everything
j the Juggling line. Witty sayings,
funny stories, eccentric dancing com
bined. make a first class show, and it
Is this what makes Reese Bros. wei
come wherever they go. A girly
whirl Of Music and merriment sup
erbly mounted, radiant regiment OF
keaI Singers and Dancers In rag time.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-28
HAD TO LAY OFF
WEEKS At TIME
COULD HARDLY RAISE HIS ARMS
-TANIAC BUILDS HIM UP
RHEUMATISM ENDS
4 think Tanlac is the create

Il think Tanlac is the create
icine in the world and l have ooo.
reason for thinking 80. as l have not
only gained twelve pounds since 1 be.
gan taking it bu. am entirely over all
my troubles" said w e. Thomas, 1910
Third street, San Diego, Cal, salesman
/ for the Simpsonpi-ine Granite Com.
pany.
''one and half years ago l began to
suffer with rheumatism, which has
been with sae ever SINCE" he continued
1t was morse in my left leg and hip
than anywhere else, and finally my left
shoulder began to trouble with what
every one said was neuritis. 1t become
so stiff and sore it was impossible for
| me to raise my arm and 1 could no
even put on my coat without assistance.
was also bothered with my kidneys
great deal. 1 lost so much weight a
became so weak and run down l would
have to lay off from work for weeks al
a time. My appetite was poor, nothin
tasted good to ME and what little l man
aged to force down did not seem 10
me any good. Between my kidneys
and the rheumatism and my arm
could get but little sleep as 1 was in Sc
we're pain all the time, and always got
nup feeling tired and worn out.
Il had tried so many different treat
ments and medicines for my troubles
without being benefited 1 had about
lost faith in all medicines. but one day
read testimonial from some one
praising Tanlac. and as their condition
was described as being cXactly like
mine 1 decided to try it. l had taken
trouble was gone entirely. and now.
while I have taken only six bottles | arl
completely rid of the rheumatism an1
the stiffness and pains have all left nv
shoulders so I can use my arm as good
as | ever could withou. tile least bit of
trouble. I have a splendid appetite an6
enjoy every meal. ! can sleep as sounf
as log all night long and always get
up feeling greatly refreshed. | liave C.
gained my strength and am so full Of
energy and feel so good all the time my
work is a pleasure to me. My wife
started taking little of my Tanlac,
and as she was so greatly benefited by
it she began taken it regularly and size
would be pleased to give you a test
monial also. as we both hope we will be
the means of getting soma one else
started on the road to health by gettinc
them to take Tanlac.'
Neville. successerte McColloch Drug
Company; in Imperial by Imperial
Druf Company; in Hcltville by j.
Bresnahan, and in Brawley by ROLAND
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-28

Coming Sunday and Monday, Feb.
] and 2, Heart o the Hills This pro-
duction is Miss Pjckford's latest from
her own studios Of which her mother
IS the business manager. She has ac
complished the unique feat of mixing
heart throbs with chuckles in a most
delightful manner in this attraction,
and the management of the Palace
Theater, predicts that "Heart o. the
Hills" will be oe of the most pleasing
Of Mary Pickford's long list Of inter-
nation successes.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-28

J. M. Chesebro, city, returned for the
coast last night. He has been on an ex
tended business trip for the past few
months.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-28

Jack Chudacoff, of Los Angeles. is
registered at the Oregon for few
days.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-28

Electrolysis, warts, mOles, hair and
facial blenisiics removed. Mrs. Pearl
Robertson, 432 Main, Tel. 341-J.-Atlv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-28

>rice2 for the engagement are so
small that everybody in Ell Centre can
iafford to see this great entertainment
75c. for adults, children 25c. Watch
Jour step. .'4i'f
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-28

to plow 120 acres a.
Walsh Ranch. miles south on
Fourth st. Jawand Singh.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-28

Company; in Imperial by Imperial
Druf Company; in Hcltville by j.
Bresnahan, and in Brawley by ROLAND
Brothers.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-30
63EEE5 HAaaI
 TURKISH Aa0.
NaG0nallats Resent kehel Committees Presence In
 Fighting Area
LI.sas.st.a Pres Lcss.i Wrcl

CONSTANTINOPLE, June 29- lIustapha Renal Pasba personally is in general command oI the military moy ements against the Greeks. He is comforting at Baleikesri, which lies midway between Pandenna. on the southern coast of the seas of Mar mora and Soma, with the leaders who are opposing the Greek movement to- ward Panderma.
 Ismet Bey, the Nationalist chief of staff and bosom friend of Enver Pasha. is commanding the entire Smyrna front.
 The Nationalists apparently have been much confused by the rapidity of the Greek attack.
 The Nationalists are showing a less friendly attitude toward the American relief workers than formerly. Through the port of Mudania, lying on the Sea of Marmora southwest of Ismid the American commission for relief i'll the Near East has been able to keep up communication with many interior re lief stations through cooperation of the Nationalists Since the British forces landed there and has been en. gagged in skirmishes it is clear that American ships are less welcome and there is danger that the Nationalists will close all the Marmora and Black | r.ia All the American women relief workers have left Batum for Constan. tinople.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-30
TO REGULATE TRAFFIC

New speed and parking regulations for the Warren district outside of the Bisbee city limits were adopted at a meeting of tie board of supervis- ors Monday The speed limit from the city limits to the Lowell bridge was made 10 miles an hour; from the bridge to Warren 15 miles an hour. and in Warren 10 miles an hour. A parking limit of 30 minutes on the main street at Lowell between the hours of 6 6. m. and 6 D. m., was in- cluded in the resolution. These reg ulatiOns will be put into effect at once.
 Permission was granted to the chief
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-30
Harding Records Campaign Speech
 Fer Ph0n0erapns

.ti..r.rt-t trrss L~-s-r ' TrI
 WASHINGTON. yIe -t.- Dau.-- iu4 .le astial .roql..ea no oolu.l u- .al isn powers Go point the way o. au.ticar auJg" Senator Harding, Re- pG.lican nominee fer president n his first campaign speech today used the preservation of the AmeIican.sm a5 tha first and highest endea,or Of all citizens Of the republic.
 The candidates first utteiauca os the campaign was heard ny no audi ence today being mNde for a ph0Lo- graphic record to be released on the Fourth Of July, and to be used throughout the campaign. \ copy was made public at the senator's office and with it a speech made last week by Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts, lhe party's vice pre- sidentia, nominee, for similar purpose.
 Senator Harding chose "AmeriCcan- ism" as his subject while Governor Coolidge spoke on law and order"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-30
START NORK IN
 TIE PLATFORM
ICON Taa. PAGE osa)

ICON t..'- l'Atl t-t1 Eeidert Commissioner Bal1arJy. They cauJ-ndeI the Fuipinos Lad Jcuoustralsd taeir capacity Tor inde- rendeace. The appeal of MT. Me lencio brought the committee and spectators to their feet in cheers, the first Incident of the kind during the hearing.
 Mrs William Kent of California, representing the Wcmen's Intana- tional League for Peace and Free dom, urged a program to forward world peace.
 A plank for inland waterway davel- Opment was presented by Edward F. GoltrS. national committeeman for Missouri and James F. Smith, St Louis, president of the Inland Wat erway association.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-30

of police of Douglas to use the road between Bisbee and Douglas and re turn on July }. for a road race. The resig' ation of Hal Smith as constable of Pearce was accepted.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-30
Baptists Condemn
 Easy Divorce Laws

BUFFALO, N. r.. June 29. -- The thirteenth Baptist Northern conven- ,ion closed today with the election of officers aud adoption of resoIu- tions covering wide range of sub jects.
 By vote of 69 to 422 the delegates refused to Censure the Reverend J. w. Brougher of Los Angeles for mar rying Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford by dropping him as a mem Der of the executive committee. but adopted a resolution urging more uH- form divorce laws to do away with the scandal of easy divorce states. %
 The resolution also urged the Bap- tist ministry ito hold rigidly to the sciiptwal standards regarding di- vorce." sf Fs{SFs
 Another resolution called upon the federal government officials to be scrupulously fair in their treatment or O.ientals in this country.
 The convention refused 10 approve a portion of the report Of the social service committee which condemned compulsory military training, and voted to refer it back to committee
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-30
NOTICE

l am not responsible for any bills incurred by Mrs. Francis Daboyich, under the namc of Spiro Dabovich.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-30
lNJuREr NAN DIES

o. F. Green. local cape1tsr w,o Was injured early sunday mo1uinr when an auto driven by Frank Dean overturned on the Bi>bee-Naco road. died yesterday morning at the Cor. Der Qutn hospital.
 As a result of his death. Frank Dean. driver of the rent car in which Green was riding. is faced with a charge of manslaughter on the grounds that he was under the in fluence of liquor at the time of the accident Dean has been held in the city jail since the accident and will be given preliminary hearing to- day. E# WFf
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-30
EDWARDS CONFIDENT

SEAGRID, N. J.. lure % - Gov ernor Edward | Edwards, who is q candidate for the Democratic presi- dental nomination said he had been iu touch with the state delegation i sen Francisco and from what havc learned. the situation is favor pie O me"
 He did not explain %hether he re-
 .red To his candidacy or to the wet an,l which he IS known to favor.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-30
REL..E@.GATE REED
 n DI5UE TUOE
(coNrINuED FROM PAGE oNE)


 ment that a corps of nurses and 16 doctors were conducting a hospital in the auditorium drew the fire of a dele gate.
 DO they write prescriptions?' ne demanded in voice carried through the hall. Galleries and floors poined in burst of laughter from which rose cries of l"doctor, doctor hospital corps this way" and the like. When he could be heard the secretary shouted:
 This is dry hospital" and the convention rumbled again with mirth.
 Various routine measures trans acted under the rules before the plat form is presented and nominating speeches begun all were cleared be- .for today's adjournment. The adop- tior of the report of the rules commit tee finally settled that nominations will not be made until after a platform has been adopted. Candidates well know before hand what the principles of the party are to be. Delegates went back tonight to the always expressing task of gOsslping in hotel corridors about candidates for nominating, pending completion by the committee of it's hard task in shaping a chart of principles by which the party shall steer it's course in the troubled politi- cal seas between now and next Nov. ember.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-30
M 'ADOO LEADS
 AT CONVENTION
(CONTNrFr rEOs5 PAGE oNE)

The Edwar6~ candidacy is yer, active and his headquarters main tains the moist reputation or the can didate. FEt his boom need not SC r'ousiv he "ora.dera5
 Fos,na-t1- Cersr-l serlee39 etat-5 .e presence CT y--- correspondent +trt 2. would be McAcoo oa thc fovrth or firth b2l'ot. hc '0 r--r-bly riCht F certainly looks +h7t vzH as the Wiie1n 1d~1. 's.-s- on ts in fuli c7ni~oi e. -he convention, and un- less tne Co., Palmer r-.a1y and Bryan join 5o---- '~ opposing and c,c- r-7--1er "rEt.o v'. be th- nominee it is rea75-aa.y cafe to forecast ta7t tH1 nominee vti be EcACc9 or Nice President Marshal. 1s 6ar', to-se.
 An effort is being made Ia sa.a Hiyan by ToImittia him 70 nan, Secretary oi Agiic4j.sa Na.ediU as vice president
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-30
Want India Independent

Other proposed blanks dumped in to the committees hopper wOVil eN- press sympathy for Korea; favor home rule for Porto Rico: advocate monetary commission to stabilize the dollar; pledge the party to keep American merchant ships under the control of American interests, prom ise restoration of Liberty bonds to par value and declare for independ- eGce Of India.
 George Greet. v ao was chairman of President Wilson's ss,mmittee on pub lie information during the war, join ed the committee cf nine which is drafting the Democratic platform, and it was understood that he would work with the subcommittee in draft ing the document. His par1 in the drafting of the platform, it is said, would be too look a:ter it's literary qualities in some what the same man nar that Colonel George Harvey pol ished up the Republican platform al l the Chicago convention.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-30
Chicago May Raise
 City Workers Pay
l.lssecialci P-css Lsgsei IYreJ

CHICAGO. June 29.-The city coun- cil today began consideration or pay increases to city employees. totaling more than $l,5OO,OOO by granting a maximum yearly wage Of S$2 for firemen and policemen.
 A blanket resolution calling for the payment of the union wage scale to members of the union crafts employed by the city also was passed but will be reconsidered tomorrow
 Policemen and firemen now receive $1,992. The union crafts asked S10 a day.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-30
KILLS SON AND SELF

CHICAGO, June 29. - Charles Er- dinger, 43, years old. cut the throat of his five year old son, Henry. and then killed himself at his home late today. The bodies were found by Mrs. Err dinger, when she returned from work. She told the police that her husband had been ill for three years and since Christmas had been unable to work.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-30
ARREST CLERKS
 OF BUREAU OF
 WAR INSURANCE.
Conspire 10 Extort Monay of Ez-SoIdiers n Claim
 Settlements

EAsWEGTOE. June %. - Arrest Of lh-ae employees of the bureau of war risk insurance on charge of conspiracy to dafraud service men of compensation resulting from disa- biltes. was announced tonight by Secretary Of the Treasury Houston The names o1 those arrested were not made public.
 The three employees were said by Mr. Houston to have advised service men on presentation of their claims that they were entitled to only $2OO or $309 compensation and later to have agreed to obtain additional compensation on promise to divide the increased amount. I n all cases the service men could have obtained the larger amount without assist ance, the secretary said.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-30
PEPATRIATE DEAD

NEW YORK, June 20. - The bod ies of S37 A. E. F. dead consigned direct to the homes of their parents. reached here today from Antwerp aboard the transport Mercury.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
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