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Arizona republican., 1920-01-25
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 25 1920

cars this last week, we must admit that we are getting cars in larger mum bers than ever before.
 Chalmers cars are being delivered to J. II. Kinney of Phoenix, prominent in the real estate business: J. T. Ralston a large cattle operator in the Verde valley; ". IT. Whynlan of the Why man Machinery conpany weli- known Sampson Tractor distributor; B. Yer dugo at TortilM and J. H. Stephenson, 2 rancher in the Salt River valley. Trucks are going to the Phoenix Wholesale Meat company and Tom Cavaness, cattle man at Cave Creek. and one in northern Arizona.
 Included in the last carload of post war Maxwells. and unknown to us, was one of the seasons most attractive offerings in the shape of a Maxwell Sedan. It is now being displayed at our showrooms at 211 N Central Ave.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25

get anything, no matter what the name plate may be, to secure delivery to waiting customers.
 We are also hard pressed for cars at all times, but. even so. are giving about five day delivery This last week we have received a carload of Chalmers and delivered them; also carload of Maxwells and three Maxwell trucks have been delivered to customers. When we stop to consider that we have delivered '15 new cars and trucks, as well as an equal number of used
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25

As matter of fact every standard and well known car that is old in the valley is actually being received and delivered in greater numbers than ever before in the history of the industry.
 There is, however, a greater demand by far for cars than ever before, and we are unable to do more than keep cars coming fast enough to supply the demand The only result of this state of affairs is that care heretofore un- known in the valley are now being rep resented, the idea too often being to
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25

Kentucky received it's name from the Choctaw Indian word. ''kantuk,'' a species of plant. some say. while others hold the name a corruption of the words ..cane" and turkey.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25
IuST SO

Shreveport Times) Anomalous as it may seem. it is the vets who are dry.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25

American whisky can be sold al private sale, but not by auction ir Eng land ~aa& eS 4
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25
THE VIKINGS AND THE pRYs

one would hardly expect t6' ffnc prohibition tracts in the literature oi the Did Vikings, who drank theil mead from horns of prodigious size But in the Sayings of liar, the Haya- mal.'' Othin, one Of the wisest of those who ruled in yyalhall, is thus quoted; Better burden Bearest thou nowise
 Than shrewd head on thy shoul-
 ders But with worser food Farest thou never
 Than an overmuch of mead. For good is not, Though good it is thought,
 Mead for the sons of men; The deeper he drinks The dinner grows
 The mind of many man man The greedy guest Gaipsays his head And eats until he is ill; His belly oft makes A butt of a man
 0n bench mid the sage when
 he sits The hcrd do know When home they shall
 And ganrg from the grass t0 their But the unwise man Not ever learneth How much his maw will hold.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25
DELIVERIES BETTER
 SAYS AUTO DEALER

The public must be growing impa- tient at the ceaseless wall of automo- pile dealers over their inability to get ears, says R. D. Roper Motor company
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25
NOTED CADILLAC
 MAN PASSES 0U1

eorge E. Blakeslee, the oldest Cad
 lilac distributor in point of service, and
 president of the Cadillac old guard. died
 in Christ hospital. Jersey City, of pneu- rlionia. at the age of 47. He is rnourned
 by the entire Cadillac family, whose
 guide. philosopher and friend he had been for many years.
 True to his long and loyal devotion | to the interests of Cadillac, and all the
 members of the distributing organiza- | ton, MT. Blakeslee's last act, before his final illness, was a trip to the factory i to discuss policies for this year, and
 make final arrangements for the com 1 fort and entertainment of Cadillac men at the New York show. Then he re- 1 turned home and began to fight for his 1 life with that wonderful gameness that
 made him one of the leading automo-
 bile merchants of the country, and the 1 leading political figure of his state. l When, at the call of Uncle Sam,
 members of the Blakeslee organization entered various branches of the ser vice, there went out every Friday a series of .sletters from the boss" re- l lating in an interesting, gossipy way everything that had happened slere during the week.
 The New York Automobile show was
 not the same to Cadillac men this year. because George Blakeslee was not there
 with his strong hand grip, his hearty laugh. and his infectious spirit of opp timisfn and good cheer. When one
 Cadillac man met another the first question asked was, What's the latest news about eorge" And then an ex pression of admiration for his pluck, mingled with the sorrow that his ab- serlce cast over every. gathering of cadillac representation at the show.
 Mrs Blakeslee remained with him constantly during his three weeks ill., ness. Besides his widow he is sur vived by a son and daughter. another son having died in the service during the war.
 F. D. Rabbit, local distributor, com mentfng on the death of MT. Blakeslee, stated. He was the most lovable char acter have ever met, and Cadillac has received the saddest shock it has eyer suffered"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-10
Do MOVIES HURT EYES;
OR FURNISH A WARNING
OF DEFECTIVE VISION

The fact that millions Of people go
"a motion picture shows throughout
lie United States daily without ex-
periencing any discomfort TO their
eyes. or that such eye trouble that is
found is not lraceable To over inhll-
scnce" in The movies, would seem to
indicate that motion pictures are moi
injurious TO The vision.
II is true. Of course. that some PEG
pie do experience a certain amount of
eye strain at 4 motion picture but in
these eases the trouble appears u be
due TO an ocular defect rather than to
the motion picture Such persons
should therefore have the eyes examin-
"a b. a competent eye specialist. for
il is quite certain thai the same person
would end even more discomfort in
he same period Of concentrated read
Hg
In this connection !; may be pointed
uut tha employees Of mo;iop picture
play houseS who spenG~a large part OF
he day looking AT the pictures. do not
ecm to he troubled with their eyes
any more than the average individual.
This, is largely personal observation
since no extensive Investigations have
been made of the eyes OF motion pic
,ure theatre employees.
l; IS safe TO say a person may wit
ness picture play lasting about an
nour and half each day without
stTain;ng the eyes or experiencing any
discomfort. provided The eyes are good
and there are no hidden defects 10 the
vision Indeed ii is not unlikely that
motion picture show might be the
means Of advising one of a faulty
vision
In case OF eye trouble coming on
after concentrating the eyes on the
printed pages of book for long pc
Rod one does not blame the book. but
thinks al once of the eyes and the
probable need of glasses.
Eye discomfort in the movies should
therefore be regarded as danger sig
nal and should lead the sufferer to the
doctors Office for an examination.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-10
IINPIY'? WE'LL, DON'TB
People Notice 1t. Drive Them
OF with Dr.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

a rumniy face will not ernbauass you
ruch icnEc' il you get q package of
IH Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin
siDuld BEGIN to clear after YOU have
taken the t3llSts 4 few nights
tIe9nSe t1e blood, bowels and liver
With ~. towards Civ, Tablets, the
.icccssiu substitute f3r calomel. there S
no Sickness ~ pain after taking them.
DIR Edwards olive Tablets DO that
which tl!o,neist does. and just as cliec-
lively. but Their action is gentle and
safe instead OF severe and irritating.
No ore who takes Olive Tablets is
ever cursed with a dark brown taste,
a bad breath, a dull listless, no good
feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad
disposition or pimply face.
Olive Tablets are purely vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil; you will
know them by their olive color.
Dr. Edwards spent years among pa
Gente afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints, and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result. Take one or
two nightly for week See how much
better you feel and look. l0c and &c.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-10
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10. 1879.
ARBOR DAY

Friday. April oh. has been
designated By proclamation oi
the Governor as .\rbor Day On
this day we are asked to plant
trees around the home, on the
school grounds, and along the
highway, This year, the day is
to have a special significance in
the planting OF memorial trees
for those who made the supreme
sacrifice in the world war The
State Board OF Education IS urg
ing the celebration Of the day b,
all public schools and suggesting
the planting of memorial trees
The State Board Of Forestry. Bal
timore. Mary land. will supply the
trees from the State Forest Nurs-
cry At cost OF growing them and
give advice as to kinds to use and
method OF planting
The importance OF Arbor Day
is emphasized by the growing
scarcity OF timber and high prices
of lumber We must be tree
growers if We are to be tree
users" Md above all is the
thought that in planting trees We
are planting for posterity We
are doing an unselllsh act that
will make the home surround
ings. the school grounds. or the
highways more beautiful for
those who come after is.
arrangements should be made
well in advance oil Arbor Day in
order to have the trees ready, thy
place Tor planting selected. the
holes dug. and rich soil Tor FILL
ing III about the roots provided.
This Arhor Day should be one OF
lasins memor! by planting trees
that shall he in tact living monu-
mcnts for the planters as well as
those Tor whom they are planted
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-10
AN ORDINANCE
Providing a Curfew Regulation
for the City of Annapolis

-, :, established and ordained
- ne NIayor. Counselor ana Aiu Aus, ~, ~,
,ga tsity of Annapolis. that u shS az, &c ~
q 49,, vars ana any boy child below w
-, ~ fourteen years Ia be on ahs ~
streets laues or alleys, ~ Inc - ~ 5nrine
nanolfs after the hour OF ''W -, nr
the months of June. July anu Aus 81,
y. q o.elnrk L. NJ during ANY vthtr
,.np,h uulcss accompanied by pareht, ~
,ruar,lian or some adult person ~" 49,, -
Nv such parent or guardian - nav ~
~ ,ar, cpsfodv 81 such child anu eN
Use lie direct and continuous sup''
vision over It,
Soe,iop . ANY child violating the pro
visions OF this ordinance. OF pnS ~.
guardian or other adult person na s,t sni
~,utrol and direction of any chliH- SUI
49,, IA M, provisions Of THIS ofdihai'N'
win, shall direct, permit ar toin,NS 49,, 49,,
v,niation of this ordnance. shan nr Pu ,,
ebpd by 4 fine not 10 cNCeed SaV'V" ~ 49,,
egense INT IL shall be within rue l'oN''
n me officials trying eases undef th4S 81
ainanrc. "a punish offenders AGAINST u ~
n reprimand in lieu OF 4 me- nv S'''
deem u proper.
Se,,fon = Persons apprehended for vic.
4atin,. this ordinance shall not he fla' "a
under arrest unless Offering Fts4stth'S Z"
an officer in the discharge ~ ms Hut ~
unless their conduct is vicious or dls
'.rjcriv hut children violating this ordl'
hence shall lee compelled ca pF"cFeH "H''N
IN 10 their homes ana ihelf p"tr"tS ~, ~
Guardians bc nofiiiet ta appear 'Vt,!N ~
NiaNor OF the city or AnhaPohS, Mith 'HV
nfendiug child al such time and place rs
that otHplaI shall direct; the Mayor shal.
inquire into the charge or charges eSihSS,,
ttU,,s sn bron.hf before him. and shall
have power "a summons witnesses; aHAuh
isfcr baths ana 10 do such other things aS
are necessary Z" determine si' 4@NtN -
~. r,ntter before him and shall impose
Ancs or take such other corrective hrahs
+ ~ are set on, Ga this ordinance, @.id EH's
l,1nosed bv the Mayor under the pr"
yisions of fhfs ordinance shall lac collected
4 ~ other iincs and penalties are now re-
covered in the City of Annapolis
/ section L. And be il further established
ana ordained by the authority aforesaid
( lint this ordinance shall take effect from
/ the date Of its passage.
/ Approved February II. 1920
JOHN J. LEVY.
Attest Mayor
! GEORGE +. QUAD
Acting City Clerk.
! tScai.l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-10
APPELLATE JUDGES
REGRET ET|REMENI
Of n. CHARLES BURKE

4 letter, expressing the regret Of
The Court OF Appeals at the retirement
from the bench OF Judge \. Charles
Burke. chief Judge Of the Third Judi
c.al Circuit Of Maryland. comprising
and Hartford counties, and a
member OF the Court of Appeals. has
been sent Judge Burke by Chief Judge
A. Hunter Boyd Il is as follows.
near JRdge Barke:
II may be unneces sary for rs
20 say more tran We nave already
Gaid 70 YOU il person, in order
that YOU may know how keenly We
fee! what your resignation means
to your circuit, 10 the State and
especially 20 Us, VINO have associ-
ated with you in this court. but We
are not satisfied 70 let our esli
mate of YOU be expressed in spoA-
en- words only
When your resignation Was an
nounced there seemed 10 be but
one sentiment by LAWYERS and Jay
men-that il was difficult 10 meas
ure the loss which the profession
the State and particularly this
court had sustained The people
of your circuit and OF the entire
State recognize your ability and
learning. and had the utmost con-
fdence in your impartialily and
your courage 10 decide as your
Judgment OF right and justice de-
manded, regardless OF other con
sideratiOns You retire from the
bench with hat respect and praise
from them which an able, indus
trious, fearless. impartial and Just
ildge is entitled to.
Our loss cannot be estimated
alone by the evidence of the abil-
ity and labor disclosed by an ex-
animation Of your opinions found
in the Maryland Reports, begin
ming With t02 Maryland. as Your
services in consultation We're of
great value 70 us Oftenttmes you
gave Us light when we were strug
Cling with some abstruse, difficult
problem, which we were called
upon 10 solve Your judicial tent
permanent. your knowledge OF hui
man nature and your love OF jas
tice, aided Us more, perhaps than
you realized Your personal rela
tons with each OF Us have been
all we could have desired, and to
say that we will miss YOU in every
way but feebly expresses our real
feelings
With best wishes for your well
fare IN the future. we remain,
your friends and admirers
A. HUNTER BOYD.
JOHN p BRISCOk
WILLIAM H. THOMAS,
JOHN Il PATTISON.
HAMMOND TURNER
HENRY STOCkBRIDGE.
w VI. ADKINS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-10
ORDER NLSI

X-Parte. In the matter of the Trus
rcated by the last will and testament O
rginia Anne Williams. deceased,
In the
lrcuit Court for Anne Arundel county
ordered this 21th day Of February
80. hy the Circuit Court for Aune Arun
Tel County. IN Equity. that the sale of The
property mentioned ia these proceedings
.lade and reportei bS Arthur Williams
trustee therein br ratified and confirmed
inlcss cause to the contrary thereof h,
howR ON or before the
.9TH DAY OF MARCH. l920;
roVGed a copy az this order be iusertp.
some newspaper published In Ann,
arundel County once ia each of THREE sue.
essive weeks before the 18th day 81 March
a20. The report states the amount of thu
ale 10 hc $lu0000
WM \ WOODN ARD CIcrk
True Copy Test
WM. y WOODWARD, Clerk.
M; 10 +,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-10
NEW WORDS

Since the war, many words hay,
come into everyday use which
before that. almost unhcard OF,
now appear quite natural in our
ordinary conversations. Few OF
Us stop TO think that such words
aS camouhage, warbridc. barrage.
poilu. Jazz band and a hos; OF
others, arc authorized words. t.
be found in the dictionary.
We would be inclined to give
the merry ha-ha" to anyone who
advised us to learn a page OF the
dictionary daily and truly this
would be OF little help to our
bankrupt Nocabularies but WHY
not be up-to-date and know the
new words and how to pronounce
them. Get the latest dictionary,
which contains not only the
words but answers questions
about them and thousands Of
other modern interests. Get in
touch With the times and the
words and thus keep abreast OF
all lines OF activity.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Noiit-r is hereby given, That the sub
>rgiber. of ANN AruHdrl County. las Oh
lined from the orphans Court %. Ann,
irnndel county ia Maryland. Letters o.
administration on the personal estate oi
athciiI.c NJ. Lamb late of Anne Arunde
.ountr, Decreased All persons having
.iaims against fhr deceased, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with tne
onrhers thereof, 60 the subscriber on %
before the
Soth nay or AVctsT 1870.
rley may otherwise by law. be exclude
rom all hcGetit of said estate. All person,
8dcbted 10 said estate arc requested [,
la ke Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 34th day ol
February. 1920.
FREDERICK i. LAMB,
Administrator
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-10
Worth knowing

To seal liquids in snall necked bot
dies. cook The cork in parafn AID
put into the bottle while hot The
cork Will dry and perfectly seal the
bottle.
China has 4 dozen cities with popu-
lations over half million
The name Europe has been in use
for more than $500 years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-10
CENTENARY NIGHT
is OBSERVED BY
CITY METHODISTS
Continued From Page onel

Continued From Page 0nel
money. Dr. Mcdowell said Is being
used TO send The Methodist boys back
10 College after their service in the
war and had raised $3.50 TO $2o0 per
hoy.
lie said. We aTe beginning 10 handle
in aREasiersal way our foreign popnla-
ton in large cities. especially in the
slum and down town sections
He spoke Of the extension OF church
buildings and the building for modern
religious education.
He said the general work Of the
church is being looked after through
these funds
During his address Dr Mcdowell
recalled his pas;orate here with pleas
ant "reminiscences and related many
Interesting incidents.
DR. Mcdowell was accompanied or
his trip to Annapolis by Mrs. Mcdowell.
ana both received a cord a. welcome
from old friends and former parish
.oners
Tonighi'S Program
Tonight VIII be Young Peoples
Night. ana there Will be special music
by the Epworth League choir A solo
will be sung by Rodney Avery. one OF
the Annapolis High School boys.
The following is the program
Wednesday March l0th.-S r NJ.
Young People, Night Major Hugh
r. Riley presiding Address, THE
sunday School" by Rev William a
fIaggerty PHI D.. Washington. d c
Address. "Epworth League. by Rev
Daniel l.. Ennis. ID. d.. Baltimore, Md
formerly OF First Church Sunday
school, Solo by Mr. Rodney Avery
Of Annapolis Special music by Ep
worth League choir
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-10
ORDER NIsI

IL tive
Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County.
Ma. 80
Farmers National BANS ~ Annapolis
MarSare: johnson. ef al.
Equity
Ordered this day * February
lsz0 THAT the saIe If fhe property ness-
toned 81 these proceedings made and re-
norfea by James A. Mnnrae. Trustee. he
ratified ami saafirsRed unless cause to
BE- contrary ttisruf itc shown ga or before
the
18th DAY OF MARCH NENT;
Provided. = copy 81 this nrier be inserted
IN some ncrTspaFcT published in Anne
Arundel County. once In esi,h II three
successive weeks before the 18th day ~
Marsh next. The report states the amount
Of Saies t. be- 81 .s15.00
NM y. WOODWARD. Clerk
True Copy Test
WA. \. WOODWARD. Clerk
m3-10-17
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-10
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Louis Williams
IS
Rachc! Williams
Ia the Circuit Court for Anne Arunde
County


The object of this suit is to procure a
divorce Il Vuculo mHtrim0ni on behalf of
the complainant Louis Williams. from
his wife Rachel III. Williams
The bin states tlmt the parties were
married en the 18th day Of May Ia The
year 1900
Thai the defendant is u non-rcSiden,
If tie State OF Maryland while the COM
plainaut is resident Of Anne Arundel
County. and has bccu Il resident Of he
State f Maryland Tor more than two
complaint.
That your orator and the said Rachel
H. Williams have i've children BY said
marriage. namely i.aura blanche. Mary
Martha aud Robert.
That the defendant Abandoned and de
serted the plaintiG nn the 9Th day Of June
1910. without inst cause or excuse there
fer: that said abandonment and deSer-
zion has been continuous ami uninter-
rnpted for more than three years and
defendant and there is no longer any
hope "f reconciliation between the parties
10 this cause.
Ir is thereupon ordered bv the Circuit
Court for Anne Arundel Comfy. this 9th
day If February. 1874. thar the complain
be inserted in some newspaper published
in Anne Arundel County. once in each III
Tour successive weeks before the Gil day
Of March. 1920. giving notice to tho said alb
sent defendant. Rachel II. Williams. of the
Oh iect and substance If this bill and
fore the 18th day Of April. l9so. to show
,'anse. If any she may have. why decree
ought not ia be passed as prayed.
WM y. WOODWARD. Clerk
True Copy-Test
WM y WOODWARD Clerk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given THAT the Sub
icriber. al Anne Arundel County. hAs ob
aimed FROM the orphans CoHrl 90 Ana
srundel county. in MARYLAND, Letters a
administration on the personal estate %
'nrncy " knu% la;c al Ann. A.aud,
oumty deceased. All persons llaNini
i.,ims' against the deceased are hcreh.
eArDed t. exhibit the same with tbs
onehers hereof Ia the subscriber on @.
before the
aOth pANtuF AUGUST, lq2o.
they may Otherwise by LAW. b. cNclndc.
rom 81 bCucit of said estate. al pceson
Hdcbtcd ~ said estate 8re requested 4,
aake immediate payment.
Given un'ier by haud this 2t,i day
'ehrHlrY. 112n
l., g T. KNON
pIlILANuEE T.. EEfSCOE
Administrator
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-10

An English hat manufactures has
developed an imitation velour that
closely resembles the genuine from
stiffened fannelette.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-10
Tuesday. March 18th, 1920,

At Eleven :hirty C11:soi A. NJ
All that tract 81 iand described by metes
lad hounds. courses aud distances n q
Iced from Frank " Powell and wife t.
Sanger HUNT Moore. dated the 18th day
e February. 1907. and recorded in I.ihei
=. W. No. ~, folio liz and ais, ,lescribcd
in said mortgage from Sanger Hunt
Moore ana husband To John r. Mctiraw
-ontaiaing one hundred AND thirty six
fl26l acres. more or less. This property is
located on the county road. known ~ Ar
ipgton avenue. near Jessup's Station III
said district.
Improved by a dwelling honse. barn
sR,l other buildings
TERMS OF SALE .--one thousand
ISL 0t0l dollars viii he required Of the
purchaser purchasers on the day Of
sale and the balance Of said meney will
lac required of the purchaser purchasers
npou the ratification of said sale by the
Court. Fer further particulars apply 10
the undersigned assignee
TAZEWELI. T.. THOMAS
l3o2 Garrett Bldg
2-19-tf. Assignee of said Mortgage
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-10
" !. ROLAND BRADY. Au,tiolteer. An
napoliS Nil.
MORTGAGES SALE
Oh
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
situate in the Fourth Election District of
Anne Arundel County.

tnder aud by virtue IL power If sel'
N the mortgage from Sanger Hunt Moore
and john K. Moore her hushdnI IL Joni
e. Mctiraw and duly assigned to Tazcwei
7. Thomas on the 18th day Of pc,'cl:beI
1919. and recorded AMONG the Land itcc-
er'is Of Anne Arundel county. in l.iber q.
w. ~. ~. fulia 1T9. etc. J. T8ZpwrH 4
Thomas, assignee uf said mort S:s-sc WI
if"r I" Pubic sale AZ the 'o9,t IIous,