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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-06
3Oth DAY or AUGUST. 1870.
N0TICE TO CREDITORS

Notice il hereby given. That the Sub-
srriher. Of Anne Arundel County. has OH
aimed from the Orphans Court of Anne
trundrl County. in Maryland. Letters If
administration on the personal estate Of
Forney 81 Knox. late If Anne Arundel
'ounty, deceased. All persons having
'lailns against the deceased are hereby
w3rn"d 7" exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof, 10 the subscriber. on or
before tho
sOth DAY or AUGUST. io20.
They may otherwise by law. be cxcInded
from all benefit al said estate All persons
indebted 20 said estate are requested to
make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9th day If
February, 1870
IICY Il. KNOX
PfIlLANDER Il. RRISCOE.
Administrators
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given That the Sub
scrihcr. of Anne Arundel County. has OH
tanned from the Orphans Court Of Anne
Arundel county. in Maryland. Letters II
Administration on the personal estate of
Catherine NJ. Lamb. late uf Anne Arundel
.ouutE deceased. All persons having
.lams against the deceased are hereby
warmed to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof. Ia the subscriber on ~
hcfore the
Both DAY OF AUGUST. 1920
They may otherwise by law. loo excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Al persnns
Indebted 10 said estate are requested to
BHke immediate payment
Given under my hand This -lll day Of
February. 1870
FREDERICK j. LAME.
Administrators
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-06

According TO French society
which has translated the Bible into
SIT languages there are about 600
in the world
A European scientist has produced
ultra violet rays by placing magnes-
a gas-containing oxygen.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-06
PUBLIC SALE
or
SCHOOL LOTS AND
BUILDINGS

Ey aufu0rItt q tlc 'huUI I'"HfU. 7 VII
Yer III Pebble Sale. ~ tie Court Hons
lbnr
Tuesday, MARCIA Q, 1920.
At TEN O'Clock 4. NJ
First l'iuev Grove Sclool House arm
3; located about two Mules northwest -
,obinson'S station. in, the Third Election
district Of Ammo ArUndel County.
Secatl,l-TIe school Ia; ana EuilGinf
hpronr. situate ln tho Thira iIec'ioa lis
~ict. ON the roid leadH@ irdin Annapolis
ury Point. aud kuowu as keith IA
lica' House This school IS situate of
high hill commanding gacl irw' ri tn
avail Academy aud surrounding country
Terms arranee,i tn s0it nnrfhaSrr. :
cnosii of ote hundred dollars in cash ~
nh required on Gay II sale.
GEORGE FOX.
S-hpni Superintendent O!
Anne Arundel County
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-06

Camels are fit for work at FIVE
years old; although they usually live
80 years. their strength begins TO de-
cline at 25~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-06
IN MEMORIAM


DAVIS IN sal and having rel1'.snbrsil'''
~ ms dear Snp WILLIAM DAVIS Tho
departed this life shrsHr tears aE" '"''as
March 3 l@l1
4 happy hatie w nglts enjaYei,
Is4w sNrsf the fafnarN sian
Eaf 1eafh has left q racant char
The world enu never hti
%. God a}sa, i weight ~ sorrow
Must L. lhe lonely niir. bsar
: silent ronim the empty b,a
AHd fh" lonely vacant ctAi
Ms son. wisnss loved, is missing
His voice thar loSed Is siiiiea.
HIS place iu iaN horne is vacant,
Which nrker eau be niiea.
Farewell son. but nor forever.
There viii be glorious dawn
We shall meet % part me-. utorr.
On that Resurrection morn.
IN his devoted mother
I.Ai IA BALllA y
RITLEg IA saJ remembrance. az my dear
daughter CARRIE :. Bl TIER. WI" 'te-
i,arte.i this life tour months aZo. March
IL. 1870.
om thr hillside softly sleeping,
Far away from estrr anti pain.
MAY she rest in Jesus keeping
For we hopp Ia meet AGAIN
she has crossed TIE mystic EiV"r.
Safe on the Gaitl"p shore.
Where She should rest ia glory.
With those who haYc G"Hr b,I"Fr.
ia lifr we loyed yea dearly;
In death We do the salne,
W oftcn sit and ihiuk of YOU
And Wish YOU We're mere again.
Gone. hat not forgotten.
tt..r. fftaAr+
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-06
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR desirable dwell
ing at 81 Market street electric lights
aud hot waiter heat adjacent water
front: apply Philaader Il. Brisroe. III
deity Bldg, Baltimore Phone 81 PAM
1885,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-06

a tie CircHit Court Far Anne Arunle
County No. 33l Divorces.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-06
A d 5.
LOST AND FOUND, WANTED,
FOE SALE AND FOR RENT

All classified advertisements Of 70
words or iess. fret insertion, cOc.
Subsequent insertions, one cent
= word. Over - words two cents
Eorc frat insertion :: :: >: ::
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FOR RENT
AGENTS WANTED

iGEN Fs-Sl0rG worth soap perfumes.
etc-.. free. l.acassian Co. Dept 40I. ST.
Louis. 40. InG
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-06

Trtia EoDy- Ts-Sf
va. y. WOODWARD, Clerk.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-08
Hutomobile Fees
This Year Equal
Total For 6 Years

With only two months so far elapsed
in 1920 receipts from fees for reglstra-
tIon in the automobile department Of
the secretary OF states office so far
this year almost equal to the total re-
ceipts from the same sources Tor the
preceding six years, According to a
comparative statement issued BY sam
A. Kozer deputy secretary ~ state, re-
celpts In the automobile registration
department for January and Febru-
airy this year total Siase,5il as
against Sl,593, t7G collected for the en-
tire six years preceding under the old
registration fees The phenomenal In
Grease IN fees In this Department, is ac@
counted for by the fact that this is the
first year OF the new licensing system
which involves material Increases In
the individual license fecs,
Registrations for the first two
months this year include 7i,3l6 auto
mobiles as against total of 5t,2l6 for
the same period a YEAR ago and q total
Of Ss,aS for the year ieie. a total of
aT06 automobiles, d52 motorcycles, Al
deoler1 and 252 chauffeurs were reg
,stered during February With f0gistra-
tions tees aggregating s20e.s5e. as
against total fees collected iuring Feb
ruary. 1919, Of only S3S, ,7ees0
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-08
HoFF FAILS TO EXPLAIN.

In statement issued by State Treasurer Hof regarding IN
veStment of state industrial funds under his control IN securities
whose value questioned and whose purchase alleged to have
need undue profits to bonding house. Mr. Ho declares that
his books open anyone and that he welcomes nvesga
on which may be made regarding his conduct of the office
Mr. Hoff that his investments made to Sc
cure of IA per cent and that premium
necessary such Investments and that the purchases
principally from Morris Bros Inc because that firm
position to furnish large amounts of bonds without delay and
that default has been made payment of interest and
principal and that he feels loss possible to the state
Mr. Hoff however offers explanation of the why
he purchased bonds from Morris Bros of municipalities before
bonds had been voted authorized why he did not
buy direct from the municipalities and why he paid premium
to the bond when the municipality itself sold the bonds
a heavy discount
Mr. Hof fails to go into details regarding the Warrenton
bond purchase whereby Morris Bros made profit Of
over the regular brokers' commission the Reedspo
DEAL whereby Morris Bros made profit of 1899 with
the investment of cent in other bond purchases whereby
they cleared profit of that netted
total profit to the bond house of $50 57 and above the
tomary maximum commission of per cent.
If Mr. Hoff is satisfied with the security of the investments
it raises question of his judgment investor The bonds
purchased higher figure than their market value then
and the security back of of the issues like that of
Waenton is insufficient to make the bond gtedged invest
ment in the opinion of bankers and investors.
Mr. Hof fails explain why these securities purchased
prices above their market value for the profit firm of
brokers' why when he found the state being muced
by these bond proteers he continued to deal with
ployng such tactics.
The governor to be commended for ordering thorough in
vegaton fo the easures office and its investments by the
grand jury in compliance with Mr. Hffs request for probe
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-08
TO AVOID HARD TIMES.

Doeu predictions of of hard times in prospect
heard every hand Whether have not depends
tey upon ourselves We reap what If want hard
times and create hard times will undoubtedly have hard
mesbu is not at all necessity. We make the conditions,
they do not come they created.
These prophecies of gloom do good in stirring people
Of their economic responsibility The has
nothing do with that deusion festered by politicians to
office The government doesn't and cannot mraculousy
regulate affairs.
1t is up now ever to the individual to prevent hard
times by increased production and by thrift Everyone should
work and to prepare for the future is always hard times
for the hard times for the Industrious and
frugal t
We are living the most wastefu and extravagant period
in recorded history Despite high and steady employment
the vast majority mankind continues to spend than they
eceiveo live from hand to mouth There is tendency to
thrift little tendency to toll and if the present waste spend
thrift tendencies not checked they will undoubtedly eventual
ly precpitate slump.
There is for hard times suffering the United
ates There is market for everything produced and
not overpoduce in world whose supplies exhausted and
needs all that make We suffer from high prices and other
ills because of produconand under production spells
ideness and luxury
II every produces for todays necessities and little
against tomoows needs everyone works and saves there
can be no hard times.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-08

"But Il Is one thing TO make reso-
buttons ana another thing to keep
them. The feel OF those soft white
blossoms al my belt was like knife
stab in the center OF my palm. a palm
wherein Jchn had placed his caress-
Ing lips before we were married.
oh, [ wanted him. | wanted him to
send me kilograms and white flowers
II almost seemed to me that IL he
would do these things | would be con-
tent-perfectly content and have no
other thought. no other feeling, no
other ambition than just TO belong TO
hint
All at once decided that could
not mingle wlh the gay dancers at
the hotel.
Il am going upstairs. Helen. I am
awfully tired and am afraid l have
overesthmRted my strength today"
said TO Helen. 1T will be impossible
for me 10 go with YOU"
Il think you are right. Katherine" :"
she said. "and OF course | would not
so without you, My whole little world
would turn upside down IL I were to
be seen at restaurant with some
man other than my husband now. and
she smiled ihe little smile that SEEM
ed part OF Helen these DAYS.
'But Mr. Jameson sald Bobby told
him TO take care Of us.
Trust Each Other Perfectly.
" OF us, but not me. my dear, al
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-08

And Mr.. Turtle and Jimmy Rabbit
toed the mark.
''one, two. thre-go!" cried Tommy
Fox. And with that they were off. In
no time at all Jimmy Rabbit had run
so far that Mr. Turtle lost sight of
him.
Just as l expected" Tommy Fox
said TO Jimmy Rabbit. They were in
the woods now. and not far from
Broad Brook. There's no need of
hurrying," Tommy remarked. you
can reach the the brook quickly
enough. 1t will be late in the after
noon before Mr.. Turtle gets this far.
see you're a little out of breath.
I'd take a nap, if l were you. And
I'll wake you in time for you to win
the race"
That's a good idea," Jimmy Rab-
bit said. 'I'll do it," And he lay down
on the ground and went to sleep.
Late in the afternoon there were
as many people at Broad Brook to see
the finish of the race as there had
been at the creek in the morning to
watch the start.
81 don't see where Jimmy can be"
said Frisky Squirrel His brothers
are both here-and they can't run as
fast as he can" But no one seemed to
know what had become of Jimmy
Rabbit.
"Im afraid he going to lose his
wheel-barrow, Tommy Fox finally
said. IF he loses the race, he'll have
to give his wheelbarrow to Mr.. Tur-
tie, just as he promised" And Tommy
didn't seem at all sorry at such a
thought
Il hear some one comingr' Billy
Woodchuok cried a little later. He
had very sharp ears.
And l can see somebody Fatty
Coon exclaimed. He had very sharp
eyes.
And sure enough! Pretty soon they
all saw Mr. Turtle waddle out of the
woods and hurry toward them.
Tommy Fox began to dance and
sing.
Hes going to win! He's going to
win!" he said, over and over again.
And 1t certainly did look as if that
was just what was going to happen
Tommy drew a mark in the sand
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-08
A Friend Recommended In
ternal Baths Now Never
Troubled

Mr.. Otto Drum, 27. Proctor St, Ia
coma, writes Tyrell's Hygienic Insta-
tute of New York, as follows:
For a number of years suffered
with gas on the stomach and after
using most every kind of medicine. a
friend of mine convinced me that the
only way could be cured would be
to use the j. B. L. Cascade outfit.
according to directions, 1 used one for
about three weeks and now l have
been using it once a month, and have
>never been troubled with gas. This
was five years ago."
The -. B. L. Cascade" cleanses the
lower intestine its entire length and
KEEPS it always free of poisonous
waste.
Thousands testify that constipation.
indigestion, stomach troubles, bilious
ness, headaches and all the many SER
ious troubles which they cause are
absolutely relieved and prevented by
this nature treatment.
Daniel J. Fry wholesale druggist and
manufacturing pharmacist in Salem.
Or, will be glad to show you the j.
II. L. Cascade, explain its simple op-
GRAFTON and will give you, free on re-
quest, an interesting little book by Dr.
Chas A. Tyrell of New Yark, a noted
specialist on Internal bathing for "a
years in that city. Clip this out as a
reminder to ask for the boklet at
your first opportunity tady)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-08
LOVE and MARRIED LIFE
BY the noted author
Idah McGlOne Gibson

though I think that Bobby would
have done the same, had been mere
alone do not think Bobby and ]
could be at all happy if we did not
trust each other perfectly. But we
both think we have given up too much
for our love to let doubt creep in and
ruin it. Come on with me 10 the writ
ing room, Katherine, and Ill send a
note TO Mr.. Jameson and tell him we
will go some other night. Then III go
upstairs with you"
We met Mr.. Jameson in the corri-
dor and he tried to persuade us to
change our minds, but I think my
white face showed him that our ex-
cuses We're sincere, especially as Helen
had told him that | had been quite ill.,
He didn't even ask Helen to go
alone with him, and | thought 1t was
very nice of him not TO do so. AL
though he was visihly disappointed.
he had the chivalry to say. "Remem-
Der, I am always at your service.
shall probably be here a month lon
ger"
Torn by Extremes.
wonder If other women are SO
torn by sudden physical EXTREMIST Up
to the moment when had exclaimed
to Helen that 1t wouldn't be possible
for me 70 so, was feeling perfectly
well. Immediately after had voiced
my indisposition, the lassitude which
came OYER me was SO great that | al
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-08

near the brook. "As soon as he eros
ses this line, he'll win the racei" he
shouted.
The two Rabbit boys stepped across
the line and waited.
Your brother is just as good as
Ibeaten," Tommy Fox tuld them. You
see, he had never been near Jimmy
Rabbit to wake him. as he had
agreed. OF course, he had never in
tended to wake him.
Then MFR. Turtle cross the line.
you've won't Tommy exclaimed.
And he was so pleased that he gave
Mr.. Turtle a good, hard slap on the
back. "Ouch! Tommy said There
was look of pain on his face. He
had forgotten that Mr.. Turtle had
such hard back.
"who's won?" one of the Rabbit
brothers asked.
''Why, Mr.. Turtlel" said Tommy
Fox
That, said the Rabbit boy. etnat
is just where you are mistaken, sir.
Jimmy Rabbit has won the race-for
l am Jimmy Rabbit"
For a moment there was silence.
And then great shout went up. For
they all saw that it was Jimmy Rab-
bit himself, dressed like one of his
brothers.
But Tommy Fox did not shout at
all. He was very angry. There's been
some trick played ON us" he said
where's my sled, Mr. Turtle 2"
Jimmy Rabbit asked. He turnedI
around But Mr.. Turtle had vanished.
He had jumped into the brook and
swum away
So Jimmy Rabbit did not get the
sled after all. But he was so pleased
over the way he had outwitted Tom
my Fox that he didn't care very
much And all his friends said that
he was not only a fast runner, but
a very clever fellow as WELL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-08
Salem Chosen For
D.A.R. Convention

The state convention of the augh-
ters of the American Revolution will
be held in Salem next March, it was
learned Sunday from the local dele.
gate who attended the convention in
Albany Friday and Saturday.
Miss Edith Benedict of Salem was
reelected tate secretary of the organ
ization, at the official luncheon Satur;
day. Mrs. Isaac Lee Patterson. nat
ional vice-president, and Mrs Seymour
Jones, regent of chemeketa chapter,
to toasts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-08
Ripping Rhymes
GREAT TIMES
BY WAL T MASON

GREAT TIMES
Oh these grand and gorgeous times and every fellow has
the dimes work four hours and draw pay than father
pulled down for day. and he doing things dawn and busy
till the light gone But father like lot of dads somehow
arranged to scad he always paid up what he owed
and had package safely slowed where he could reach the
day when bleak misfortune his way often wonder
dads, those provdent hardworn gads could from the
eage they drew Dimes the way they used do Oh
roubes have earned and many roubs have burned
low in to buy tire than my daddys monthly hire;
silk shirts and cafskn Shoes and dodge the tailor with
his Dues and when the gocers face feel that am dis
And if the panic foresee should come along and
and me wonder what will happen hen since have never
saved en Such doubts these swing through my head
times when snug in bed then chls go up down my
spine, and sad and sleepess hours mine.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-08

Coon Then there was old Mr.. Crow
who was always on hand whenever
a crowd gathered And perhaps the
pleasantest and most interested of all
was Tommy Fox.
II hope you'll let me have ride
on your new sled when the first snow
comes" he said to Jimmy Robbit.
For, of course, you'll win the race.
And Mr.. Turtle will have to give you
the sled, as he promised"
'T'll see,' said Jimmy. And that was
all the answer he would give.
But Tommy Fox seemed satisfied.
I'm going to run along beside you"
he told Jimmy, ITO keep you COM
pany. And I'll wait at Broad Brook
with you, to see the fun when Mr..
Turtle get there. For everyone knows
that you're going to win the race"
Il fully expect to-" said Jimmy
Then Tommy drew line in the
sand.
Here's where you start!" he said.
most thought l could not get up to
my room.
l could hardly get out of my clothes
and dropped on the bed without fur
ther preparation than donning my
gown without braiding my hair or
wiping the powder from my face with
cold cream or doing any of the little
duties which the modern woman feels
are essential in keeping her personal
appearance up to the mark.
l could hear Helen in her room,
humming about her preparations for
bed. heard a knock on her door and
boy evidently delivered something.
/ was too tired to be even curious.
but she almost at once tapped on my
door,
Are you asleep?" she asked. "May
| come in one moment?"
Come along, dear"
Great Happiness Shown.
1t seemed to me as she came toward
me, that had never seen face that
expressed such radiant happiness.
Katherine, believe l am the hap
piest woman in all the world!" she
exclaimed.
What, with Bobby away?"
He's not away, dear Though miles
are between us, we are absolutely to-
gether! Read thisl" and she thrust a
page of letter paper into my hand,
and l read:
Into the Land of Lonesomeness
must go every day,
And drink of the waters of bitterness,
For you are far away.
High walls has this Land of Lone
someness.
They shut out every ray
OF the golden light of joyousness,
When you are far away!
Drear are the streets of Lonesome
ness,
| tread them with dismay,
Seeking a bit of happiness,
When you are far away
If thoughts should wing from Lone
someness,
To rest with you today,
They would droop back in WEAKNESS
For you are still away
Come back to this Land of Lonesome
ness,
And change its night to day
For grope here midst hopelessness,
When you are far away
read the last lines through mist
Of tears and handed it back without
a word
CTomorrow-Helen Hears My Story
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-08

porarily clear them away, they
viii promptly re-appear until their
cause Is removed.
.. ). s. Is an antidote to the MIL
lions OF tiny Catarrh germs with
which your blood Is infested. A
thorough course Of this remedy
viii cleanse and purify your blood.
and remove the disease germs
which cause Catarrh.
For free medical advice write to
hlef Medical Adviser, iOl Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta. ca. a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-08
THE GREAT RACE.

On the morning of his great race
with Mr.. Turtle. Jimmy Rabbit was
at the creek bright and early. He
brought his two brothers with him,
to see the fun. And he found that
there were others, too. who had
heard of the sport and had come to
enjoy it. Frisky Squirrel was there,
and Billy Woodchuek, and Fatty
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-08
How About Your Catarrh?
Do You Want Real Rel;ef7

Then Throw Away Yorr Sprays
and Other Mskeshift Treat
mont.
Whyf Simply because you haYe
overlooked the cause Of catarrh,
and all Of your treatment has been
misdirected. Remove the cause Of
the clogged-up aceumulations that
choke up your ar passages. and
they win naturally disappear Tor
good. But no matter how many
local applications you use TO tenn