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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-03-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given. That the Sub
scriber Of Anne Arundel County, mas op-
taine1 from the Orphans Court of Anne
Arundel county in Maryland, Letters oL
Administrations on the personal estate oi
catherine NJ. Lamb hate Of Anne Arundel
county decreased. All persons haNlhs
.Jofns against the deceased. are hereby
warned to eXhibiti 5the same. with the
vouchers thereof. to the subscriber ON or
before the
3oth DAY OF AUGUST. 1920.
They may otherwise by law. be excluded
from an beaelt Of said estate. All persons
indebted To said estate are reluested 10
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this e4th day oi
February, 1920.
FREDERICK !. LAMB.
Administrator.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given, That the Sub
scriber. Of Anne Arundel county. has Oh
tanned from the Orphans Court of Anne
Arundel county, IN Maryland. Letters Of
administration on the personal estate Of
Marian II. Gassaway. late of Anne Arundel
county. deceased. All persons having
,.laims against the deceased. are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same. with the
yourhers thereof to the subscriber, ON or
before the
eeND DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1920.
fhey may otherwise, by law, be eNchideu
from All benefit Of said estate All per-
sons indebted TO said estate are requested
to make Immediate payment
Given under my hand this 10th day Of
March. 1920.
l.. ID. GASSAWAY,
Administrator.
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ITEMS FROM IGLEHART

Farmers are getting busy. now that
spring has really come. Ground is
being cleared of stumps, and the soIind
Of dynamiting and blasting is like the
noise of cannon on battlefield. and
shakes houses and barns far and near.
We feel grateful to our Senator and
four delegates who are looking to the
interest of the county, inasmuch as
hey are standing up for the bill that
will be source of revenue for roads,
II the racing bill goes through.
We would like TO see some of the
mothers in this county and in Anna
polls start movement as have the
Chicago women. to prevent girls wear
ing peek a boo waists and hosiery. and
otherwise dressing immodestly and in
discreetly.
Hilda Lahlin spent the weekend
with Mrs VIM. Albrecht of Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. George Viking motor
ed from Goyans to visit Mr. n. Lahlin
who has been quite i'll They spent the
evening with Mr.. and Mrs II. Henry
Viking of Iglehart. brother, and. sis
ter-in-law of George Viking.
Sherwood Forest was quite popular
Sunday and the bus which made trips
10 every train. was nearly full every
trip. There are many bungalows being
bought and rented. Sherwood Forest
is becoming quite summer colony
and everyone is pleased with all the
advantages it affords.
Al "
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There all the milk consumed at the
academy is produced by government
owned cattle. The dairy farm mas
been greatly enlarged in recent years
with the constant increase ilf the
number Of midshipmen at the acad-
emy, and Il is OF the most sanitary
of suclf places in ex.ant
Appearing before the Naval Affairs
committee of Congress recently in
connection with appropriations for
needs OF the academy. Paymasier
Bryan. among other things. said:
The dairy was established for the
pupose OF conserving health OF the
midship,nen.
There has Teen a reduction of 50
per cent. which is quite reduction.
Medical officers, generally state that
castro intestinal troubles in any Eody
Of men usually occup the first place
in the list Of ills. ! mean TO say
that you viii find more men suffer-
ing from castro intestinal trouble
than from any other one ailment The
senior medical officer reports this
year out of 2,1l9 men. 81 eases. which
only produced 58 sick days. That is
quite a reduction, because from 1901
20 1904 we had some serious out
breaks. for which / was held respon-
sihle. Il was traced to impure milk.
Now we have clean milk, and we have
eliminated tuberculosis, which is
rampant around Annapolis. and no
doubt responsible for many cases OF
tuberculosis in the service. Castro
intestinal troubles have been reduced
10 the minimum.
There were certain buildings and
equipment for labor saving that | had
20 have. For instance, my electric
current was furnished by the rail
road al 5 cents a kilowatt We are
making il for much less. We are
milking by machinery, which neces-
sarily implies that we require cur.
rent, but during the past year the
service has been sc unsatisfactory
that | had TO install my 2wn plant
Sometimes that current was cut off
"a hours a day, so you can see
was in a pretty bad fix. We have
established our own plant, furnish
ing The current for approximately a
cent per kilowatt This, plan cost
lbout $4,000
There is another labor-saving de-
AZ, al tor haf 1
fnish That will cost me about S15,-
300. / huy many ears OF grain, such
ls cotton-seed meal, gluten meal
/. rewers grains T have to buy that
in bags. There is an extra charge
Tagging. of course Upon arrival at
che dairy 1t takes crew of 10 men
and 2 trucks, say, for one day to
laul 500 or 900 feet away and hoist
Z up into the loft. That is .expen-
3ive. Now, if ] want to mix those
grains : wfll have TO empty the bags
ma mix it up and put it into the
bag again and lower il into my feed
wagon and haul it over TO feed it to
he cattle. | built an elevator along
side of the track, which has six
rooms. each room having the capacity
If a car. If ! finish this building !
ean buy the grains in bulk, and with
he elevating machinery one man can
empty the car into the proper room
and one man can make the mixture
md feed At least $4,000 per year
will be saved"
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IN MEMORIAM

sad. but loving remembrance
Of our dear mother. ELIZA JANE
THOMAS, who departed this life two
years ago. today. March 31st, 1913.
4 precious ore from us has gone.
\ R0ice we lowell is stilled
A place isevaeant in our hearts,
Which never elHsbe filled:
But long as life our hearts shall hold
Thy memory eyer dear,
And over thy grave in Lonely grief
Shall fall the siIeBt tear.
Peaceful be thy rest. dear mother.
Nfis sweet to breathe thy name,
In life we loved you dearly.k
11 death we do the same
BY Her Daughters
HARRIET PARKER MARY 4. GAL
IOWAY. SI'SAN BROWN and AARGA-
RET Y. PARKER. AND HER GRAND
CHILDREN.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
orFIcE on cITY .TREAsuRER.

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
who have not paid their City Tax Bills for
5he Levy of 1918. that unless these bills
ire paid by April 10Th, the Collector and
Treasurer for said 1913 Levy will proceed
% advertise Ill unpaid taxes for tax sale
rs authorized by the City Code of An
Iapolis.
EUGENE w. IGLEHART.
Collector ana TREASURER for 1913.
90
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Onl, Ono .BRoMo ouININE,

To get the genuine. call for full name
LAXATIVE BRONIO QUININE Tablets.
Look for signature of f. ". GROVE
Cures Cold in One Day. 30c-l lAdv.) }
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DIED

Meat keeps better after it is cooked
than before. SO if your ice supply is
short. cook the meat Immediately 1t
can be reheated when it IS needed
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PROPOSALS

March -. 1920 bids will be receiyed by
the City Commissioner until II o'clock
a0un. Monday, April f2th, for removing the
garbage from All of the streets lanes and
3leys: furnishing horses for the street
sprinkler and sweeper for the ensuing
year, from June 1st, 1870. The right is re-
served TO reject any aud all bids ar any
raTt of bids For further Information and
Specifications, apply to w, III. Vansant
city Commissioner a1O
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENT-We want q high class representa-
tive in your city to handle our stock; big
money for q good solicitor. Address.
Allegheny Butler Oil & Gas Co., 40G
House Building. Pittsburgh, Pa. m3l
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ORDERS DETACHING
,PAYMASTER BRYAN
EFFECTIVE TODAY

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ORDER NISI

The Emerson Brantingham Implement Co.
VS..
George Jewell Robert l.. Werntz, ct al.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel Co.
No. 3S04 Equity.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT--Room with board Apply IA
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WE BUY. raise and sell fur-bcarfng rab-
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Place your order with MS, and list what
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Ordered. This 18th day of March, 1920.
That the Report and Account of Rhgely
p. Melvin. Special Auditor. filed this day
in tile above entitled cause. be ratified and
onfirmed, unless cause TO the contrary he
shown on or before the
18TH DAY OF APRIL NEXT:
Provided, a copy Of this Order be inserted
in some newspaper published in Anne
Arundel County, once in each of three sue
'essiVe weeks before the 10Th day of April
ueXt.s
WM. y. WOODWARD, Clerk.
True Copy, Test:
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FOR SALE
Three story brick dwelling. steam heat
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Frame dwelling Madison street
Frame dwelling. West street.
Frame dwelling, Green street
Brick dwelling, Green street.
Frame dwelling East street
Frame dwelling, Severn avenue, Eastport
Frame dwelling, State street. Eastport.
Brick and frame store aud dwelling,
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This Office offers investments yielding
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eNA1aHIE:S&sSNs sSNs &sSs

better. on the contrary. we have very
few promising young players coming
along In England. and the future IS
none too bright Nevertheless we will
put in the strongest possible team
"CHICK' SHORTEN.
II IS not unusual for part OF the
players on club TO have slump,
but when the whole team slumns, 10
Is bad business. Chick Sh0rtcD,
right fielder for the Tigers. has the
cellar position OF Detroit figured out
this way. lie says.
"All ball players are subject TO
periodical slumps. Virtually every
man In the league will suffer one or
two slumps a year. In most cases the
slumping player viii be carried along
by the rest OF the club. They VIII try
TO Guido themselves so as 10 prevent
his weakness from damaging me
teams effectiveness. The trouble win
our club right now is that all OF US
have sumped together. Not a man on
the team Is playing to form. we are
honiug that when we recover ~ VIII
be permanent so far as this cluD Is
concerned. Personally, ] don't thlnk a
team can suffer two such slumps as
olr present one. IN a single season. II
nv surmise is right things should
shane up all right soon. IL Is petler
TO get the poor playing out or our
systems now than later In the season
when the race has begun 10 narrow.
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{v5.EE.INSTE.0 0ER3ss.1 1;sia1

popihar favor. Likely the fans VIII
stil consider him the middleweighi
King until Johnny Wilson has shown
them more OF his wares.
In the month OF March the lighting
champ Knocked out four opponents
in 20 rounds and outpointed another.
Jack McCarron lasted two rounds
Tommy Murphy nine, Tommy Madden
four Joe Eagan Ave. Augie hatner
stuck through 10 rounds, but was
badly outpointed.
The fight public likes a fighter Ike
Thai. And II OD0Wd isn't given a
square deal In a return match tnere
Min be an awful howl from the fans
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CONNIE MACK.

Mr.. McGillicuddy's son. Earl, is
rather nonplussed at the conditions
be flnds in Moline where he has been
SHARED to manage a Three-Eye base
ball club. The offspring OF the elon-
gated Connie Mack isn't fixed so very
good 10 swipe of a pennant for the
Plow-boys. He thinks his chances
would be better If he had another
name. SO does Mr.. McGllicuddy- Con-
ME says
His prospects aren't so eood. II
his name weren't Mack he's have a lot
more chance, because Moline evident
~ expected me TO send them all my
extra players. Earl was never q great
ball player himself, buthe was al
ways trying TO pull something. al
ways looking FOR a chance 10 catch
the other fellow mapping.
A. +. BEAAuSH.
Americas chances to Win the DAVIS
cup in England this year are pretty
bright. according 10 A. +. Beamish
and Major A. II. Lowe. members or
the British Isles Davis Cup team, now
visiting in Canada. Beamish says:
'SThe Americans, at present. are
very strong. They have PLAYERS like
w. NJ. Johnston, w. T. pilden ii and
Vincent Richards, who are playing a
wonderful game. Tilden and Richards
are stin young and VIII become even
Evening journal., 1920-05-14
SPORT PROGRAM AT Y. VI. G. \.

Program for. The Third of the series
of entertainments TO be given at the
y. NJ. G.. A. gymnasium mere or oalul ,
dav night under the supervision OF
Leroy Harvey. a member OF the Doaru
OF directors. Is as follows:
Music. under the direction ol tle
vonng women members OF the Y. w.
q. A.; selections by the mandolin
club. under direction Of Professor
Charles II. Edwards, vocal solo, Dy
Miss Isabella Wales; community sing
ing. lead by William p White; ath-
ietic stunts. under direction of Leroy
sparks, director OF the gymnasium
Wrestling bouts between Milliken and
Lehman and Jones and Wade; box
ing bouts Of three rounds. between
nanln and Sinex and Hunter ana
Bradley. and series Of tumbline
stunts by Anderson and Shapio.
The educational movies viii com,
prise films loaned by The unileo
States government, dealing win
sugar. Comedy and travel pictures
win complete the program
Evening journal., 1920-05-14
SIGH Is LIFE.

SliH II LIFE.
He won the boxing title,
And ne kept that title, bo;
He couldn't lose the title
While playing In a show
unere was another champeen,
He'd flght In any town;
He met a second-rator,
Now The 5. r. wears the crown.
Mike ODowd Is a wonderful fighter.
&c proved that when he decisively
whipped Mike Gibbons. one OF the
greatest boxers Of all times. And Mike
was popular, too, for he'd been in
service during the war and had done
Mike must have been OF his stride
the night he lost 10 ihe second-raicr
al Boston. Any athlete Is likely 10 so
on his stride now and then. II isn't
a miracle when bush leagu4Dali
team trims a worlds champion outilt.
Mike risked his title. He never did
put it 10 cold storage. The ians IKE
him for that. He will still ne a great
drawing card and as soon as ne geE
another crack at Johnny wilson heu
have his title back.
Now probably will come the busi-
ness OF Mr.. Wilson's manager Keep
ing away from Mike. for a while at
least. There will be soft money, Tor
the new champion. Maybe nell holu
out for some time. Maybe ne Is the
goods after ALL
Al Mccoy was such a champion and
be MANAGED 20 hold the title through
elever manipulation OF his dates.
But Mike OD0Wd won't suffer In
Evening journal., 1920-05-14
.D0N0HUE F0RFEITS
GAME TO MACKLAN

D. Donohue forfeited the game Of
pocket billiards, which was to have
been played with H. Macklan last
night, failing to appear in tme.
Farmer" Wilson will give an exlibi-
tion Of fancy shots, following the
game tonight between II. Rushworth
and j. Kane. This game Will decide
the first and second places in the pre-
liminarles for contestants in the Del
aware state Championship Tourna-
ment. to be held at The Grand Opera
House Emporium, The first week in
June. J. Kane made high run, p.
The summary TO date:
Evening journal., 1920-05-14
COLDEY WIS Owen oNANCOCK.

Goldey College baseball team de-
feated Onancock High School al
Onancock, Va, yesterday afternoon,
10 TO 9. Goldey will play Franktown
High at Franktown, Va, this after
noon, weather permitting, and Cape
Charles High at Cape Charles tomor-
row afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-05-14
RnXING CnMMIssInN.

SACRAMENTO. May f3-Boxing
promoters favor commission control
Of the ring game here. They are
planning 10 have a commission Of
three. Action is expected 10 be taken
soon. Boxing has gained a wide fol-
lowing here In the last year.
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CnIIECE MnIEEERs

EASTON. May i4-COach Bill
Coughln has built IN a strong pitch
ing stan for Lafayette College. His
four twirlers have struck out 80 bats
men so far this spring The team
took four straight from Princeton,
Tufts, Johns Hopkins and Penn State.
Evening journal., 1920-05-14
SWIM ny METERS

CHlCAGOG, May ii.-Olympic trials
Tor swimmers 10 be held here July
Olympic fashion as all contests viii
be measured in meters.
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ANOTHER BOWL.

SEATTLE. May i4.-Work has al
ready begun on the University Of
WashingtOn's stadium, which will
rival Nale's famous bowl in seating
capacity and arrangement. II Will
seat 10000.
Evening journal., 1920-05-14
npEN Tn sTIInENTs.

DETROIT, May ii-High School
students in Detroit will be admitted
90 Nayin Field free in the future TO
see llughey Jennings Tigers play.
Detroit is the first big league city TO
recognize students.
Evening journal., 1920-05-14

The Easilakc AtnInIlc AssOclaIOn
Will open its baseball season tomor-
row, when they will line up against
the General Chemical team at Clay
mont.
The locals are anxious 10 arrange
games for May - and June ,. All
communications should be sent to
Frank Miller. manager. or Fred Maser,
assistant manager, at 200 West Thir-
tieih street.
The players signed by the new team
are a. Ramsey q. p. Blair, Paul
Davis, r.. Goodwin, w. w Bullock, n.
Sharp, r. Baldwin, W. BrOOmal, G..
Patterson, Il. Bppard and William
Garrett.
Evening journal., 1920-05-14
t2-ROIND LI,gIT

LOUISVILLE. May ii.-On June i5
i2-rOund no-decisiOn boxing bouts
conses viii cost $500 and the State is
to get > per cent. OF gross receipts.
Evening journal., 1920-05-14

Uncle Wilbert Robinson wants an
ouiiieldcr. Bernie Nels. The Canadian
League youngsler. looked like the
ilnd OF years during Tho training
season. Robby tried 10 change him
into a left-handed batter and he for
got to hit from either side
Evening journal., 1920-05-14
Jllol-t One.

Yesterdays hero-Smith, the Card
ceniernelder. knocked home run
with one on and helped ST. Louis stop
The winning streak OF she Braves With
a victory Of TO 3.
Alexander the Great would have
shout out the Dodgers If Charley
Hollocher hadn't pulled a tumble. but
Charley did and the Cubs won by a
score Of only , to'l.
Ray Fisher got some weak backing
up from The Reds and the Giants shigf
out The Champions In the last game
Of the series, 6 TO 0.
Some OF the National League man
ayers, who stood pat' In their line
ups during the winter season, are now
becoming anxious.
The off season, the quilesl of years
passed without the scent OF a trade
In the National League
Satisfaction in what they had To-
make the big 1920 gamble with was
expressed by every manager in the
league, except John McGraw, when
The wise heads Of the game were
pow-wowing at the Waldorf last
winter.
Three managers may regret now
they didn't shuttle their pedal eX-
lremities around a little bit more
after some relnforeements.
After lust about a months usage
Ila rlunl4InTu ~ IIt0 al
Robins and The Cubs are making
noises varying from a grating rasp TO
a threatening creak.
McGraw has TO have an innelder
or two and he should have another
pitcher Fletcher and DOYLE are
lhrough-their best friends know it.
ana $4,000 Nchf and Jess Barnes have
been a sore disappointment.
The Giants have the best catching
stan in the leagues Snyder, Gonzales.
McCarty and Smith. The Pirates.
Phils or the Cards could use any one
or the quartet and McGraw is known
TO be working on them for an out
fielder.
Uncle Wilbort Robinson wants an
ouiiielder. Bernie Nels. The Canadian
League yOungster looked like The
find OF years during tho training
season. Robby tried 10 change him
into left-handed batter and he for
got to hit from either side
Brooklyn has supernuty OF pitch
grs and Fred Mitchell would like To
have one Of them 10 help out Alex
ander and Vaughn. who aRe showing
the strain of iWO-handed stan.
Landlords and tenants meet through
lhe Wants.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-05-14

Brooklyn has supernuity OF pitch
grs and Fred Mitchell would like to
nave one OF them 10 help out Alex
ander and Vaughn. who aEc showing
the strain Of twO-handed stan.
Evening journal., 1920-05-14

Landlords and tenants meet through
rhe Wants.-Adv.
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EASTLAkE STARTS TOMORROW.

All games start at 73O o'clock new
time).
Evening journal., 1920-05-14
HAGLEY WANTS SUNDAY GAMES.

The Hagley Club is anxious to play
Sunday baseball. Teams that want
games with the outfit should call G..
l.. Baldo, phone 800.
Evening journal., 1920-05-14

The Giants have the best catching
stan in the league snyder, Gonzales.
McCarty and Smith. The Pirates.
pills or the Cards could use any one
OF the quartet and McGraw is known
TO be working on them for an out
fielder.
Evening journal., 1920-05-14

McGraw has 10 have an innelder
or two and he should have another
pitcher Fletcher and Doyle are
through-iheir best friends know It,
and $4,000 Nchf and Jess Barnes have
been a sore disappointment.
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nno NNA neA % 1872 90 unb neA
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