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III amena Article XXV of the Rviaed
Code OF the city Of Annanolis ttfl III
EgeDses. ~ aI,ling fberefO nm additional
section IL follow Section 80 and ~ lit.
known and numbered Section - Al
Section /. he il established and ertfaauee
by fhe MAYOR Counselor and Afternoon IN
the City III Annapolis that Article NY ~
tire Revised Code If the CITY Of Annapolis
title 'Liccnses be aud the siIne II As.F
by amended IN adding thereto an asiI5
fieTai section tn follow Section - sfpl to
be known and numbered Section 80
Section - s. Nj buiidlBg permit 3E48l
he given by I he Clerk without tho aptr sal
If the Isailang Committee FOR ihe eFte
tion If ANS building Within the e0rfefaie
iIpits ~ The Gity ~ Annapolis Ii.rSp
shall he Incorporated iii THE permit shtFe
lssr@stlell regulation regarding tie III a'j0a
.@faasTIlfiings ts may b.. necessary tn tho
Judgment ~ the building COMMITTEE "a
properly Safeguard the interests - the
public. All ordinances or PARTS Of 0fdi..
AaBres inconsistent herewith are lt.lnby
repealed. Aftr person violating thu t.ra
Fisiaas ef It's section lipon conviction
thereof BY aTM ttsstiee of he iir.4y ~
the lily tf Annapolis stall be s1ib lea
a. he nieg :slgsl penalties set olgt III Sec.
fipn y. ~ this aftipif
Seton = Aini bp ii further estaI}gisi,a4l
aud ordained bg The authority af06esaitl.
that this ordinance si1ill t9he effect ft0in
tie date ef It's ,3tSsage
Approved October HIT 1870.
john j. Levy
l0iIS II SULLIVAN.
Clerk
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LETTERS TO EDITOR
Mr.. james 4. Walton strongly Farors
The school Bond Law.

10 the Editor 81 The Eueni4g Capitol.
Ny congratulations upon your ante
Editorial IA saturday issue upon the
School Bonds. Anyone reading said
editorial | think cannot help hut d
convinced that Il FL tie best and
cheapest method for the taxpayers OF
this county o adopt We ali know
or county is growing and there are
today more ehildren OF school age III
the county than before Brooklyn and
etIrtis hay Nero annexed To Baltimore
CITY Today we arc paving $40 Il
year for every child from This county
that attends the Brooklyn School and
there are oyer two hundred. There is
one point Is ia said Bond Issue that
MAS MOI calculated in your editorial
AMI that s this Az the end of thirty
years the sinking fund will amount 10
Sl9e,226 S26,2a6 more than Il neces-
sary g redeem the Bonds (Si50o0Ol
Therefore il viii NOT lie necessary To-
levy for the YEARLY Interest s75ooa for
three Years. Subtract this amount
So 800, frasn Your surplus 81 $96.225
and you will still have remaining 10
tIle credit Of the county s3726 i
trust Major Riley can see this
As taxpayer and as President Of
the Board Of County commissioners
am mos, decidedly ii favor Of this
school Bond Issue Cor ii is the best
and cheapest method Of raising the
necessary funis beyond a question OF
doubt II this Bond Issue fails,
what Will happene Every district in
Anne ARUNDEL county that is jim need
III : School or an addition will send
Il delegation before tile Board 81
Coanyy Commissioners ana demand
that they levy two. I'VE. ten. or twensy
thousand dollars for same This was.
slaise only a few weeks ago when Nj.
Frank Chaaey appeared before The
County Commissioners and requested
ihat they appropriate for the use of.
Tie school Board $4,000 Tor an addi-
tion 10 a School in his district. stating
that there was not room enough for
The children No more could possit
be placed IN the present building Yei
he IS opposing The Band Issue Surely
air CLANCY nor anyone else could not
expect the County Commissioners to
do eeHae4 hing THAT tiirsy- themselves DOT
not approve. II this method is resort
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neglect to make use ot the ballot
viii Just as vitally affect their
family. their friends. their eoun-
try
The Nineteenth amendment y
tbe i'edaal constitution Il mega
i've u that il simply gives 4
right 70 Tie Woalen u the nation
e vote i thes s. desire Com
pnlsory oting has been 'adyoeas-
81 from time 9 time but has
1eN met much popalar ar
proeal and proti,aiy never viii.
l'he omen however. should
icel the conpulsion t. vote that
naturally goes With their new
i,irthfight citizens II the right
type consider il dlShonorable not
u cSefcise their right II the bal-
lot
nques uonably the women u
Anefiea will assume the full du-
tle ef sitlzenship rs lesally as
thse haze assumed other obliga
tioas tor tie welfare u the na-
ton The nation IS looking to
Is intelligent Women . vote ii
full force this fall Il would be
unfair q american women to be-
leSc that they Will allow petty
oei.1 objections and conventions
u bar them from the polls The
ballot i theirs they should make
proper usc 81 il
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be verified Ii is ps0pOs, pax
Sl0.5e0 annually for thirty years. So
900 for sinking fund and 5000 5 ean-
eel interest coupons These payment
at six percenf compound interes tand
the hanks ges siN per cent for csSA4
woald anount to little more thar
$S30000 Ia ords 10 eanal this
amount. the $4,000 reeeiyei r.a
The sale 81 bonds would have IS ara1
aye ana eighty fiye hundred is n.sr
cent compound interest ether
words the taxpayers would glye lie
bond haiaots a safe investmen. III
nearly SIX per cent compound iases-
est This no doubt would sui; VA
high fnaaeiers
Les US go back 70 simple 2riih.
met!c once more iii order ret s
proposed $50 900 to spend ii hesa
days CT high prices. tn taxpayei !
would be required pay $50 900
cash for the sinking fanE s.tl s225
300 cash cancel coupons. ]. tota d.
1915 900 casil ~ other words. Is M
Holiday has said. ne proposed bond
issue Will cost OYER sS00000 to the
taxpayers Of Anne Arundel county be-
fore the bonds are paid OH and re-
tired.
Better to pay as we go or 70 bor-
row small amounts for any expendi-
lures that are absolutely neces
Yours tr:ily
ASaEl.0 IlALL
Annapolis Nd
D. d 1aaa
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HEART OF ARTICLE X


The Promise The Members of the
League undertake 10 respect, and pre-
serve Is against external aggression
me territorial integrity and existing
political independence OF all Members
Of the League
The Plan III case Of any such az
gression or iii case Of anw threat or
LANCER of Sach aggression the Goun-
Ell shall advise upon the means hy
which this obligation SHAH be full
ailed
For over seventy years we have
respected the sterritorial integrity"
OF Canada and Mexico Why not tile
rest Of the World
About the only thing THAT will make
gasoline drop Is ieakg tank NASH
vile Pennesseean.
q Lenine ana Tfotgky do not lose
their heads when they lose their jobs
where under the sun will they be SUIT
taFed 70 take up d fesidenceg proyi-
lenee Journal
The recipe OF MRS. Governor Cool
dge's apple burberry pic seems 70
be the best aid vet for the woman's
vote Buffalo Commercial
Kansas City man tried 70 make
some tea, tipped over Ssae tea kettle.
jumped hack. fell and broke his leg.
This i one Of the tragedies OF pre-
hibition Schenectady Wnion Star
Umbrella manufacturers say the
American consumer is 100000 um-
brellas sho-t Why more than that
have been borrowed and not returned.
Pittsburgh Dispatch
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cd to- it will be direct yearly tax.
principal and interest paid yearly
Many times d greater burden for the
taz Iayers than the Bond Issue
Taxpayers and Voters Of Anne
Arundel county do not let yourselves
he deceived as 70 this School Bond
Issue AS stated before il Is the best
and cheapest method Of raising the
necessary funds
Nery fruly yours
JAMES Al WALTON
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This Correspondents 'Simpse Arith-
metic- OverlookS The $s6.22G In
tprst The County Would Receive
And TIE Use Of Tke New school
Improvements.
4 Murray avenue,
Annapolis Md.
october %, 1920.


TO the Etiifor 81 tdc Erenfaa Capital
Ii II dfficnlt 10 follow the Facts
and Figures Of your editorial aBoag
the School Bond issue IN Saturday s
Capital Because have mentioned 4
rumefed '.rakeoH Of len thoGsana
dollars Tor certain Young architect
you accuse ne of petty destinations
] might accuse you Of juggling figures
Bat let us keep cool
Jour latcment that the taxpayer )
would have the use OF Sl50, 900 ali only
three and one-qnartoF per cent. is IN
correct a knowledge Of COMPOUND
interest and logariahEns Isl required a
solve the problem involved; SO | Mill
merely state feW facts which can
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NJ rcl.c.l afa re arillin Min MncAdn'e :
Section ; If srtiele MY s. thc liefisfd
/ a,le 81 tlr lily II Aiaapeiis, l1}it
section 1. NV Ii established aaa araiit
III by lhe Aiasof. Ga1nse'.'n sani NtIstn5tsi
IN I'm esftv ~ tnnapaiis fhtf tIaIi II
ltiieie MY &C tAr ltcNiSsj G,is q i1e
8.fN ~ sia.tits,lis. .fli @l.i@eiiSfs ~ a
she Sam IS iisstN nd tii't e g 81 e.
esa NTH alae4Autent- ~ - Sect s
8uiltM -
sectiep II shall no % htleftl el
tlll ts.EspA 81 iess''iis ~ ~ 81 ~ IS
H~ precincts. III set Gxhahst say ~ gt
f,fHf ANY PLAY. farg, iateslu'le, assgs
ali,tlsi e0afeFts iFells, lsafnaseile, IN q ~.
Il publ, ez1sihifim for e.fia. witli'a i
Erense fSt ma end obtaiuesl ff'.'i tis
#iefk II this FnrParitinn Tor wisfl ilies
s1,sl II t.fv as follows Faf eNcry err ff. sls,
iliGi.t - fie ar .tintv.ll Issa4i ysfivp Il IRIS
Der ay for eefry theafrieai so srg ,4t4f
IreFforiaHtit.e tire s1lBl uf ten dol!ara ttn
DAN for every museum OF similar slf.N
The sum ~ five didNrs per llay .'iNt
st,N1it p49iye eeB.S lii eath Gase tn he lis, Il z
hos va 1t may be aWfH fst
anv person ~ persons or rofa0laii@a 1ts
4iiing IN sT lac;tied ~ Ahllabolfs VIE iia9
avn ~ rent Il ball Tilted M pefntAteal s.
fnr -ising sa Ii entertainments for sfil
tXeehi tlte8Gi4@lis. melntgerie ~ carnival ~
hermit HE sanie to be used foF such pms
poses IN firsi obtaining q license h@rsfer
from the clerk for which saaii hc palI be
sum IL tbirA duElars ppr year ia leu ~
iny spceial license fer each cntcrtai 6deilt
MS above required
section , And III II established 3pd
ordained by tiic authority aforesaid tIi4tt
this ordinance shall take effect from he
date III its passage.
Approved September aist. 1870.
JOHN . LEVY, Maspt.
JOIN il. SULLIVAN. rIak.
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Tuesday. October 28th, SEC,

M - - tt1Nh
The peopertv firstly dose bed Il. saiti
aortsage, M wit
All i9t laf ef cronnd le..ai, M t,tt
suntli side If West street. III tie w ~
Annapolis Md. fronting thereon twtuty.
six feet and eight ii4hes, mere ~ ess
and having d DEPTH thercfIanl ef one lAi1
t!red afl seventy tive feet. moro ~ irss.
.eanyevea 60 Ellen Illinghanseu hN ief
nam I.tlnphausea Is deed lated "'i fl's
Ii day ~ .spril, ID the yrar is9a sHfi
ry.s9rtietl among Tire LaId Records ~ Anne
Arundel eanlstS ~ Eilter i, | Aii. III. Folio
~ improved liy twn SINH frnue ,lweli
iRes designatel rs MS. laT aud l9a Nest
street
gIRAiS OF SALE 0l.c-nslf II tl.cl,ni
rhase money cash on the 'lly II safe aT
.!lua ratification hY the Gonrr IN the MS
erection If the undersigned. and The Dal
.;snee III siS months Tom TIN d.iy III sale Or
M sash at tie 0fdfnn ~ tA3f' >swrsh
purchasers, the deferred payment 81 bear
intereSt from da4 81 s3i is.tf 70
snFel Ivy the bond ri the purchaser Nith
3scaurity satisfactory 10 The aiaIersigned
"a 'ieposit 1T $500 will be regsifea on Tie
tl3ly If sale
NICHOLAS III tiRI,TN
Attorney Named III the Mart
gage aIil Attorney FER
tlStncrs.
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BY virtue 81 deeree of tile Clrcnlt
sonrt for Anne Arundel county PASSED on
Ire 20tll day Of September. In tile year
1920. in cause IN said Court Wherein
Harry L. iaii ghanRen AMI etlers are
amplsinants anl Frederick \ Mtivih's
No 44T3 Equity the undersigned rrnsfre
will Offer ut lmiilie sale AT tue court House
loor. iii thc tity Ut Annapolis, Maryland,
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AK tNIrEp STATES SENATOR
JOHN WALTER SMkTH

FoK MEMBER ar THE uoUsE or
REPRESENTATIVES, or THE UNITED
STATES IN THE SiNg1 SEVENTH
tNNGkESss
THOMAS =. KI.lNGER.
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tLECTeRs or PRESIDENT AND
VlaE-PKEsIDENT or THE
tNiTED STATES:
At Large:
WILLIAM INGI.L AND JOSEPH
NJ. SMITH,
baltimore.
first districts
CHARLES II. SIMPSON,
Tablet.
second pissricss
JAMES j. ARCHER,
Hartford.
Third District:
FREDERICK NJ. AIPP,
Baltimore.
tearth nissrlct:
JAMES =. AlsMltiER.
Baltimore.
Fifth nistriet:
pI.ARTNCR N. RODERTS,
Prince Georges.
gixth District:
JACOB ROlIREACk,
Frederick.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

business AMI Residential Properties In the
city VI annapolis. Maryland, and Water
front Property IN thc SECOND Eieetion
district If Anne NrundeI VoaRty on
smith RINer
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TEE EvENLNG cAPITAL

IIH ~ k-.tA4ttf III = 2 9
IL on sale at the following places:
..eoyya x Zones .i94 Main ST.
vr-sllisfn gehnitze - West 81
t;,s,rgs ] Dnvis. Maryland Ave.
f;bes 4; Peldmeyer IS Maryland Ave
RI i. Armstrong, Cor. Randall y King Gee
Qtifieet Haker. Weet and Cathedral
Beirere5 ia Anaapolis. Eastport. Ger
nantessn aEa4 West Annapolis BY carrier
far IS cents per month.
yon eau rare the E,NENIN9 CAPT A.
aaliea To Ea0 MiIen away from the city
sy ie5SinE yoata pane aHd address at ilte
.fgiee for IS eefsss per Inontit x34H Ter
year eayEble ta edyaaee % aAE H9sfoinse
rIAfed States q Canada.
s.As-
ierad at Annalaie Pnsfeinee 80
Second Class Aiattsr.
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FIRST ANNIVERSARY SALE

Begins Thursday. October IL
Ne a. NJ
Winchester gEansnaerIe4n PumI. (suns sale
price $50; Bennington MamuerIess
Pump Gums. saie price. &ss5a, Parker.
bonhle-fsarFea ~hat Guns, SAXON: H. g.
grades reduced at this anniversary eais:
Climax. q. ". C., Peters. Wlnehe.ter
rs,
iai price In sase iats.
j. LEYY
90 WEST hxkEEF PHONE s0s- Il
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Eupnt1tg Uapttal
EatabnsAad 1854.
AND MARYLAND GAZETTE
Established 1727.
ANNAPOLIS. MT

published Daily Except sunday By
rHH CAPITAL PUBLISHING COMPANY
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LEAVE WASHINGTON

For tickets ana Information ailply ~ ~
itg ti.sset Offices West Street star q.
Saltc House sutton. t5lleEs ANsane 3F1.i
iflt,lpn Street: Cartel Hail. MnrNiai
Hotel
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IN TRIMS rcSeixe or discharge passenger
81 Iaeai reiAfs between Annapolis iti
NAVAL Academy Junction and AZ Ill
tllfetnh on signal.
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,l-mhss d rne A..o.4a..a rrs..
Democratic Ticket
i.lt non Tuesday, Nov. 2. 1920.
,un PRESIDENT or THE
United STATES

UNITED STATES
aAEs ". cox,
'shlo.
Il sIeE. PRESIDENT or TIE
UNITED sTATEsa
nANki.Is ID. ROOSEVELT
ew York,
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AT THE REPUBLIC TONIGHT

The Girl From the Outside"
GOldwyn Picture by Rex Beach,
which comes TO the Republic The
atre tonight is a real tale OF that
northwest which its author knows so
well. II deals with the adventures
of young girl whose father dies on
the trip TO Nome, Alaska. where he is
going to recuperate. he hopes, his
shattered fortunes. June, his daugh-
ter, lands an orphan in land which
knows only one type of woman
hard-living hardfghtng, type, an
orphan in a land in which innocence
and honesty is an exotic flower From
the outset of her entrance into the
town her destiny is shaped by the
friendship OF The Curly Kid" a
young crook. and four scalawag
friends, and the enmity of Denton, a
gambler. Later she meets Harry
Hope, local capitalist, and her ro-
nance begins.
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HEARD IN ANNAPOLIS
How Bad Backs Have Been Made
Strong - Kidney Ills Corrected.

All over Annapolis you hear it.
Doan's Kidney Pills are keeping up the
good work Annapolis people are tell
ing about it--telling of bad backs made
sound again. You can believe the tes-
timony of your own townspeople. They
tell il for the benefit of you who are
suffering. If your back aches, if you
feel lame, sore and miserable, if the
kidneys act too frequently, or passages
are painful. scanty and off color, use
Doans Kidney Pills, the remedy that
has helped so many of your friends
and neighbors. Follow this Annapolis
citizens advice and give Doan's a
chance to do the same for you.
Thomas Jacobs, 119 Prince George
street. says: Some time ago | suf-
fered from pains across the small of
my hack and the spells were So bad l
could hardly attend to my work In
the morning when I got up l felt as
If hadn't slept and / was always Ian
guild and lacked ambition. Doan's
Kidney Pills gave me relief from the
first and three boxes in all did me a
lot of good l still take Doan's when /
feel in need of kidney remedy and
shall always recommend them to
other kidney sufferers"
zoe. at all dealers Foster-Milburn
Co. Mfrs. Buffalo. " Y-tAdv)
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THE OTHER WISE MAN.
Dramatic Reading BY Mrs. c. R.
Clements Next Sunday
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

On next Sunday evening at the
Presbyterian Church. instead of the
regular sermon by the pastor Mrs
G. r. Clements will give a dramatic
reading of THE Other Wise Man." by
DR.. Henry Van Dyke.
Mrs. Clements is a graduate of Lee
land Powers School of the Spoken
Word, Boston. For a time after her
graduation she was in concert work
in New England, More recently she
has been a resident of Madison, Wis,
where her work attracted a great deal
of attention.
Press comment and personal let
ters speak in the highest terms OF
her readings Prof. Paul f. Voelker,
secretary of the extension course at
the University of Wisconsin, says of
her:
The work of Mrs. G. r. Clements
as a reader is known throughout the
state of Wisconsin. and is every
where conceded to be of highest quail
ty Her interpretations are natural.
sane and forceful, and she never fails
to instruct and delight her auditors. "
Prof Grant Slovenian. of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, well known for
his delightful stories of country life,
says of Mrs Clements:
Her reading of the Tanning of the
Shrew' is one of the greatest Shake
spearean pleasures of my experience.
Mrs. Clements has a voice of pleas
ing quality, remarkable pure and
distinct style OF speech and a re-
strained. tasteful. simple manner,
free from the trickery and bad habits
that mar for the discriminating audi
tor so many platform readings. She
is singularly free from mannerisms.
but possesses a manner-the simple
manner of good art. which is as well
come on platform and stage at it is
rare"
Mrs Clements is the wife of Pro-
fessor c. r. Clements. of the depart
ment of mathematics at the Naval
Academy. Professor and Mrs. Glenn
ents have been residents of Annapo-
lis for over two years. but this is
the first time Mrs Clements has made
a public appearance.
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Conservation Commission

The work of the Conservation Com
mission has been excellent, although
under adverse circumstances. The
Commission has worked solely for the
benefit of the industry, and has tried
hard TO build up the industry by in
creasing the supply of oysters, fish
and crabs, And at the same time fully
preserving and guarding the natural
RIGHTS of the ovstermen
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w. H. FELDMEYER OUT
AFTER NEW YEAR HURT

William II Feldmeyer, a well-known
resident of the city, blacksmith and
wheelwright, who suffered a painful
injury on New Years Day, when vice
fell upon his left foot. is able to be
out again. To favor friend, Mr.. Field
meyer went to his shop, corner of
Northwest and Calvert streets. to re-
pair connection Of a radiator, which
had frozen during the cold spell. and
the instrument referred TO slipped and
fell on his foot Until yesterday. he
was confined to his residence on
Charles street. the ligaments of the in
jured limb having been badly strained
He is compelled to use cane in NOV
ing about, however.
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GOVERNOR PRAISES
STATES ACHIEVEMENTS
Continued From Page one)

record in favor of economy by reduc-
ing its own expenses from $2l0.000.O0
to SIPS, 10000, and by wiping out con-
tinuing appropriations and passing
two appropriation bills. one for each
fiscal year, and also by passing other
economic measures. Perhaps figures
will speak more plainly. From de-
pleted Treasury, and deficiency OF
two million dollars, we find at the end
OF the two fiscal years for which the
Legislature OF 1916 provided. Is the
Comptrollers report shows, with all
outstanding debts paid, that were pay
able from the General Treasury, we
had a surplus OF some 1897 .5l7.79, and
this was done without any increase Of
the State Tax. except what was spe-
cifcally caused by the Legislature OF
1914
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Iron Will

That great strength of mind and body, that
exhaustless energy, that IRON WILL that
make a famous merchant out OF a humble
clerk, a millionaire out of a penniless i'm
migrant, Lincoln out of woodchopper-
often come from red blood-rich in iron.
DO yoa lack power of decision, energy, and
stamina? Are your ambitions greater than
your strength? You need not be discouraged"
says DR.. James Francis Sullivan, formerly OF
Bellevue Hospital Outdoor Dept), New
York. and Westchester County Hospital BY
feeding the blood pure organic iron-Nuxated
Iron-many a weak, rundown. discouraged
man has changed TO a red-blooded American,
full of force and energy that win success
Nuxated Iron is used and endorsed by former
United States Senators and Members of Con-
gress and by such world-known men as Pader-
ewski. Premier of Poland 1t often increases
strength and endurance II two weeks time.
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BAD BREATH. ~
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove It

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the
substitute for calomel, act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work
People afflicted with bad breath ind
quick relief through taking them.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil. They act gently but firmly on the
bowels and liver. stimulating them to
natural action, clearing the blood, and
purifying the entire system. They do
that which calomel does, without any of
the bad after effects. Take one or two
every night for a week and note the
pleasing effect. l0c and 25c a box.
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A Grand Success

The Patriotic Order of Americans
supper and dance al Bladen Street
Arnory last night was a brilliant
success. The managers are delighted
and promise an equally good time to-
night.
The p o. of A. are thankful to the
public for their generous patronage,
and hope the public will appreciate
this their first effort by a continued
patronage this evening.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-07
Public Service Commission

The Public Service Commission
should not be disturbed. In my opin-
ion. the public will be fully protected
by them, and the Public Service Cor
porations will be given square deal.
1t should stand between unreasonable
charges and unsatisfactory service on
the one side and undue clamOr on the
other.