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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26
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that fI,e report and account q f5
died this day in tht above sii'i55i
ne ratified aud confirmed Gaitss
the contrary thereof be sh9Hl g
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26
REAL ESTATE TO EE OFFERED
AT IL M. SHARP

Consisting of about 50 acres II laad ~
eated on Cold Spring Cave. j tributary u
the Severn River. The farm IS hEproyte
With tea-room house large barn and
other ontbuidipgs. There Is an apple or
chard and other fruit trees on the farm
From ths place can he had a view ~ tbs
severn Kiscr. chsaapeske Bay. and United
states Naval academy This being the same
property conveyed By Henry 4 Brosdbeli
10 Henry 4. Broadbelt. .Ir.. Wallace B-aad-
belt aid Eva Broadbe1a Stincheomb ~ deed
datsd 0cfo5er -. 1929, and recorded aInong
the Land Records Of Anne Aruadel Counts
II Liber " n. W. S., folio 81
TERMS OF SALE on Personal Property -
All sums OF SO and under, cash On daY
III sale. On All SUM over $40. 2 credit Of
six months viii gbe given. Notes to bear in
serest and to &c ssrured To eha satisfaction
of Chas. r. Leg. Goods to be paid for Or
payment secured before removing same
TERMS or SALE on Real Estate -C Cash
an delivery Of deed Part of the purchase
money car remain On fret mortgage IL de-
sired. a deposit of Exc hundred dollars re-
CURED on dag OF Gale.
cIIAs. r. LEE.
Aren't for 0vnsva
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26

FOR tickets and Information apply at orr
eiiy ticket Offices: West Street Station,
State fIolse station, College Avenue and
Biaden Street; Caryel Hail. Maryland
Hotel.
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The Rockefeller Foundation i
L Iding a modern hosptal md neli
cal school in Peking
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26
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publication OF al news credited 70
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publication OF special dispatches
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26
LEAYE MAhmENGTaN

LEAVE WASHINGTON
600. 100. 500. $500, 1000. 1860 a. NJ, 100,
IOu 100 800, $500, 800 40, $40.
GOO. 100 900, 1i.05 T. H., 1910 A. III.
x-Daily except Sunday.
o-Iocai Annapolis to Baltimore.
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rhe NAMES Of M
. box address II thu
cannot he disclosed q ,os,
They must he address,
Ing. Answers 70 naser,
will be promptly Ii As,.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-22
EX-sERNCE MEN ASKED
TO WRITE IN REGARD TO
COURSES OF Y. N. c. A

Letters Of inquiry from dIachare
ed soldiers who are interested IN M
proposed courses of study Go hc river
under the auspices Of the y NC \
are invited by Rev Leon ~ Gam
brell, secretary of the Amarillo dis
trict committee, although the ooursei
are nov only IN thor formative
stage,
The formal application blanks ar,
expected 10 arrive within the uoA.
ten days. but those desiring Ni1Ima.
t!on pertaining 90 the COURSES ap
urged to write Rcy famhrpll im
mediatcly. Young men Who are 10
terested IN receiving better odi
cation are almost assured OF The op
portunitlcs either through day oI
night schools, collegiate az CORES
pondence courses. it IL said
The work viii not be- necessarily
for those former service men Who
are entitled 10 educational training
under the Federal Bureau NJ Noca.
tional Training ~ the Amarillo dis
trict committee has no desire 90 con
fllct with the activities of mo soy
ernment Il was declared
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-22
TWO MORE TRAINS To
STOP DAILY At FR|0NA

That santa Fe passenger trains
Nos - ana % running east and
vest from Chicago IN san Francisco.
VII IN the future make regular stops
~ Friona, was . change ln me
chrdule ~ that road recently This
hanee VAS effected as result ~
he efforts of the noHrd Of ClN no,
'elcnmonl IN this direction ut tho
solicitation ~ the citizens of Frlona
nd hy q petition directed a. the
management of the Santa ro signed
1y the citizens of that town
The making of this change h 4
concession by the management ~
be- road and IL evidenced by the
'aci ina THESE two trains we're
originally put on Tor the purpose Of
handling through traffic only
Train No. g, west bound. viii
ION ~ Friona for passengers to
TeAleo and points west and south
~ Clovis, and Train No ss cast
bound viii stop 40 that point fof
Passengers for Amarillo and points
'aN thereof 80 stops viii be- made
or traffic 90 points between Anna.
ITO and Teslro, Il u understood
hls heinz handled by the local
trains.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-22
SHOOTING AFFRAY TAKES
PLACE ON EAST Fourth

Mrs. Mary Ronison was arrested
last night by members VI the police
department and turned over TO the
sheriffs force following a shooting
ARRAY which took place ~ the
Boston Cafe on East Fourth stree,
shortly after \ o'clock. m which Il
is said that her husband. Benjamin.
y. Renison. was shot In the leg.
Following her arrest. the woman.
Ia said TO have admitted 10 the police
that she fired one shot ~ the PRO.
prietor OF the Boston Cafe. the
bullet passing through the side win.
dow of the building Her husband
then left the building by side door
and she ran out the front door and
around the corner, firing two shots
1T him. according TO statements by
the police.
Police and county officials were
unable 10 locate Renison Ia order
10 verify the report that he had been
shot. they reported.
Bond in the sam oi $3.50 was
made Immediately after The WON.
ans arrest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-22
CAR SHORTAGE HEARING
IS HEARD Of IN EAST

Tmt tho artlN.tIr. uf lh. lWhar.
ur.rluus chamhaI OFF ,nWmrr.
ma ihr Amarillo rlufl OF Oiff uo'
,plopnont lrn miniur vlueww {
popularity BE- evidenced u % InllrI
received hy me nouIl of tU no.
tIopmeul from thn Merchants
collation. Of NrW iulk loo which,
President ~ rrIu.u Vurgn
highly commended No. HIul
outcome of thH conference h0i boz
Nmaullo january ~. un1.r lloll.
lIcr. ul tbc pauhluIIprmm cham.
nHr eff Commerce assisted hy iHH
Hoard uf cay pruIupm .Hi iur 900
purpose uf ruirNur.ug tu uuH
permanent ana substantial r'Hf
from thee ihnn acute freight Hr
,loribge 100 thH particular w.iIou
nI lhe country.
Nr Morslu also commended no
wannrr 100 which lhr statistics rrlHs
tive Co. The amount of Frau on hau 4
n The Panhandle and Plains country
waiting transportation Wrrn com
''lod hy llHnln Palmer traffic mtu.
lgcr of the n0ard These statistics
were Introduces as evidence m lht
hearing
M Morgan letter lu rarl roads
From what lIltlo We have boon Me
% learn 900 the oual about thr rom.
terence We can readily seo that u
r'lnted 10 Car moro than local lH.
sue"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-22
WEST TEXAS c. Of c.
DIRECTORS TO MEET
At FORT WORTH MONDAY

Special n the News.
FORT WORTH, Feb. 9i..-A meet.
ing OF the executive board at the
West Texas Chamber OF Commerce
viii We held 40 10 o'clock Mnnda,
morning IL the Chamber ~ com.
merce building here Representa-.
lives from practically every town
In West Texas will be present. Ihs
session will be- presided over b.
president II. =. Brelsl0rd, OF Cast.
land. Al this session the matter Of
fed!Atricting OF West Texas for sen.
atorlal and other representation
viii be undertaken. Plans will be
laid for the campaiEn 10 secure a
West Texas Agricultural and
Mechanical College. Appointment
OF the executive staff viii be an.
proved. the next meeting place viii
be selected. and such other business
viii be taken up a. Is pertinent al
this session.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-22
ESTES MADE MEMBER
Of HIGHWAY COUNCIL

W. n. Estes, secretary Of the
Board OF city Development, has been
appointed 10 membership on The Fed.
sral Highway Council of Washington
In the letter from :. NJ Williams,
chairman OF ihe council. IN which
Mr.. Estes received hls appointment
Il II stated that the needs OF the
eorgtry demand the effective coop.
Grafton Of I'll public spirited men Tor
prompt and Intelligent highway 10.
velopmeni.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-22

the men taken into the army DURING
iho war we're physically defective,
Representative fow, republican OF
ohio today introduced a bill proyli.
iur Tor physical training lnr ~
school children irony the agos " sIN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-22

\ complete showing ~ The new roil
.uil' ~ a wonderful swing The 'pir'
-, ia hrsi nh ST., With The lli'ie
,rni Hat shop, ~ g.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-22

10 eighteen years Corrective mena.
uroa, he said, also should be Inail.
ulod by the states,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-22

Let News wsntacv DO ne work,
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-10-22
NARROWLY ESCAPES SERIOUS
AUTO ACCIDENT.

Mrs j. r. Hewitt narrowly es-
capped serious injury while coming
TO town in her ford Tuesday morn
ing, when some misguided animal
In the shape of a human, driving n
Dig Cadillac turned out to pass her
in the road and cut in so short in
front of the Ford that 1t was thrown
to the side of the road and all but
wrecked. Only the fact that the
Ford crashed into high bank on
the side of the road kept 1t from
turning over. As II happened one,
front Wheel en- the machine was
broken,
THE a,4r4g., 44lls "4'1 (
unable 10 see the license number
and IL was therefore impossible toI
locate the driver. Castle Rock
Journal
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-10-22
NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION.

State OF Colorado, County of Ell
ber& IS. Pursuant to th
proviEions OF Section Twenty-on,
CID of Chapter Thirty -four (34) o.
the General Statutes of 1888 of tn,
+. State of Colrado, being the same a.
4 Section 2144 Revised Statutes OF
| Colorado, 1909, notice is hereby Civ.
en- that a General Election will be
held in the several wards and vot-
! ing precincts in said County OF Ell
bert, in tn State aforesaid, on Tues
day. the Second day of November,
A. ID. 1920, for the election of the
Following officers, to-wit;
Six Presidential Electors for Pres
ident and President of the
United States.
One United States Senator.
one Representative in the LXyU
Congress of the United States for
second Congressional District.
One Judge of the Supreme Court
Tor the State of Colorado for the
term of Ten Years.
One Governor of the State of Col
orado
One Lieutenant Governor of the
State of Colorado.
One Secretary of State.
One Auditor of State.
One State Treasurer.
One Attorney General.
One Superintendent of Public In
struction.
Two Regents of the University of
Colorado Z
One Regent of the University of
Colorado. tTo fill vacancy caused by
the death Of Hon. w j King. which |
term expires January s, 1920
One eRgent of the University Of |
Colorado, ITO fill vacancy caused by
the resignation of Hon. Charles X |
Dudley, which term expires January
sth. 1920
One Regent of the University of
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-10-22
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The program given Dy tne Liter-
ary Society, No. J., proved real
success, and was, much enjoyed byl
all present. The members respon-
ded to roll-call with current events.
Following this was a piano solo by
Miss Arlein Hammond. which wasl
enjoyed SO much that an encore wasl
demanded. The favored reader OF
the day was Miss verna Phillips, who
gave the interesting and also hum
orous reading, Sand Scripts Slide
Down HILL" with so much expression
| that she was heartily encored, and
| in response she related the terrible
Death of Potato Bug" In the
beginning of this, the audience rath-
/ er suspicioned something of the sort
but as she went on she made real,
such a terrible murderous picture
hat the audience forgot their sus-
picion and then with a bang came
The numerous climax. Other rea-
ders in the program were. Miss Mar
garet Reynolds and Mr.. Paul Vest
who deserve comment on their work
A splendid original essay was giver
by Mr. Earl Bevans and on the deliv'
ering of this he was also highly com
lmended. A vocal strio by Misses
Mildred Church, Beulah Chirnsid'
and Lillian Weiss, also called or al
encore, and to this they responde.
with little narrative song O
"Aunt Maude Rankeillor and I'm
Gle John. Several were Ver'
much surprised and in fact tn
breath was almost taken. away fron
a couple, when they were called up
lon, without having been informe
whatso ever, to do an extemporar
Istunt. one of which was a physica
Iculture stunt, OF which Mr.. Bur
adams gave the first three exercis
es with such speed and dexterit
that Communications were many
Another muusical number of th
day was a piano solo by Florene
ILitherlnd. The selection was ver
pretty and It was played with muc
expession. Until this time "
were ignorant of the fact th'
Florence could play, but now "
know better.
The program as aw hole was vel
good again it should be commel
ded because it was the first giy'
by either society.
Miss Rankeillor VS. indispos
Wednesday, due to school worrie
Exams are over for the first mon
and the grades OF several were su
pisingly high, but thee are sor
whose grades were surprisingly 10
Hurrahl Boys and Girls, bask'
ball is now started. Mr.. Ratliff
lcoaching the boys, and Mrs. Geor
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-10-22
MARRIED

Wednesday afternoon. at the home
CT the brides parents, Mrs. B. Skriv-
anek, in Denver, Miss Bertha Skriv-
anek and Mr.. Danold Minson were
united in marriage. Miss Cleo Tiet-
jens OF this place acted as brides
maid for her friend. .
Miss Skrivanck is graduate or
our high school with the class OF
'1s. The groom is the only son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Minson. living two
miles south OF town. knowing these
young couple as does the writer. the
Banner joins their friends In Wishing
them all fortune and happiness on
the journey of double life.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-10-22
pREs1pENT WILSON SAYS

- Those who do not care
to tell you the truth about the Lea
que of Nations tell you that Article
x OF the. Covenant of the League
would make 1t .hossible for other
nations to lead us into war, whether
we will it by our own Independent
judgement or not. This Is absoiu-
tely false. There is nothing In the
Covenant which in the least inter-
feres with or impairs the right OF
Congress to declare war or not de-
clare war. according to its own In
dependent judgement, as our Con-
stitntion provides.
"Those who drew the Covenant Of
the League were careful that u
should obtain nothing which inter
fered with or impaired the consti-
tutional arrangements of any OF the
great nations which are to continue
its members. They would have been
been amazed and indignant at the
things that are now being ignorantly
said about this great and sincere
document. s"-Woodrow vii
cnp
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-10-22
PROFITABLE TIME TO BUILD

1t is more than likely that with
winter oncoming there will be a
greater demand than ever for houses
and buildings erected this fall will
prove profitable Investments.
Every section of the United States
is feeling the house shortage. It
is seen in the inability to rent a
house in any city or town, in the
fact that the apartment houses all
are packed to the limit and the ho-
tells of the cities so filled with perm
anent roomers that the transient
traveller finds tho doors closed a.
gainst him. And in the face Of
such condition the building trade
seems the last OF our country to get
under headway after the close Of thr
war.
Our country Is three or four
years behind in its building industry
and money put into houseing ca
pecially OF the cheaper cons.ruc'
tion will pay big returns.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-10-22

Colorado, Ito fill vacancy caused b
the resignation of Hon. Thomas I
Barnard. which term expires Januar
9Th. 1923.
One Member OF the House of Re
presentatiyes. to represent the coun
ties of Arapahoe and Ebert, to sue.
ceed Hon. Eben E. Hughes.
One District Judge for the Fours1,
Judicial District, Ito fiji vacancy
caused by the resignation of Hon.
John E. Little, which term expires
January 18th 1929
One District ATTORNEY for the 4tb
Judicial District.
One County Judge.
One County Clerk and Recorder
One County Sheriff.
One County Treasurer.
One County Assessor.
One County superintendent OF
Schools.
One couty Surveyor.
One County Coroner.
One County Commissioner First
Commissioners District.
One County Commissioner Third
Commissioners District.
One County Commissioner Second
commissioners District (To fill va
cncy)
Two Justices of the Peace In each
Justice Precinct.
Two Constables in each Justice
Precinct
In witness whereof. have here
unto set my hand and official seal at
hiowa, this Fourteenth ay of octo-
ber, A. d. 1920.
tSEAL) F. d. HART,
County Clerk. |
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-10-22
ELIZABETH NEWS

Miss Gladys Pember has been ON
the sick list the past few days.
Roy McCracken was Denver Wis
itor several days this week.
l.. F. Brumbaugh and VIM ]
Pfost made business trip to Dem
yer Wednesday.
@. s. Kirkpatrick received brok-
en- arm Tuesday. being kicked by
a colt.
A strong meeting was held this
evening in the town hall, discuss
ing .the merits of the Tri-Tunnell
Bill. which is up to the peoples
choice on November end.
Chas. Roush was taken to tho
hospital last Friday evening. by DIR.
X. v. Witter, for an emergency on
eration. Mr.. Roush is in very bad
-ondition.
Frank Jenkins Tuesday moved his
family and household goods onto the
Annette Stone ranch, one mile south
of town.
Our first snowstorm of the season
was experienced last Thursday. when
several inches of snow fell, accom-
panied by rain ana q strpne wind
In tn southern part OF the state the
snow was so heavy that raa. -. -
a2aN y Il s,s'' J1i noane.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-10-22
intermediate Notes.

Ruth Talbot is leaving the Inter-
mediate room, and will make her
home in. Longinont. Both teacher
and students regret this very much. +.
for Ruth is a good student and we'll
liked by her classmates.
The 9Th grade are drawing Maggie
and Jiggs. They are showing some
ability in this line and are anxious
to finish these and develop a series
OF Mutt and Jeff.
Letha Basher has returned 10
school. but abe is very pale from
her recent operation an her voice is
still in bad condition.
Grayce Brumbaugh entered the
fifth grade Monday.
Bonnell Brumbaugh has returned
from her visit in Knsas.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-10-22

Mcclellan (nee Horn) is coaching
the girls We are also happy to
say that through generous efforts
of Mr.. Ratliff and others, our tennis
court will soon be ready for use.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-09-24
Not SuperStitiOuS, But

Joe Leninthal who has recently been
selling women's wearing apparel on
Maui is not superstitious, he vehe-
mently admits it, in fact he repeated
the assertion several times in telling
the story of a recent experience.
Joe was in Lahaina and proceeded
on in West Maui. Reaching a pros
pective customer he opened up a suit
case of silk waists and out jumped
a BLACK CAT. Where it came from
Joe does not know.
"Now, | amt superstitious," said the
salesman, "br,t was afraid some bad
luck or accident would happen to me.
| SHE'D another grip at the cat and
smashed the handle of that bag. No,
| didn't hurt the cat.
Il almost turned back, for | was
afraid of an automobile wreck or some
thing, but | amt superstitious and so
l kept on and had a good day of sales,
anyhow"
Recently A. II. Cohen who has
been selling Oakland lots made a call
to close a deal and found the wife of
his customer had developed "cold
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-09-24
MAUI TWENTY YEARS AGO
MAUI News of September %, 1900

Deputy Sheriff Lindsey of Lahaina
visited Waikiki Tuesday.
An epidemic of coughs and colds
amounting almost to the dignity of
la grippe is prevalent in Waikiki.
The framework of a big sugar ware
house at Paia is about finished and
the building will soon be completed.
Judge Kalua, accompanied by his
wife, is visiting Molokai.
II is reported on reliable authority
that an escaped leper at Lahaina is
now living with his wife who is a
dealer in curios.
James Taylor, who constructed the
Wailuku-Kahului waterworks, is en
gagged in surveying the proposed line
for the railroad from Kahului to Paia.
An ACKNOWLEDGEMENT meeting
will be held at Lahaina Wednesday.
Speakers will be Col. w. H. Cornwell,
John H. Wise, Thomas Clark and Will
liam White.
The board of registration left for
Molokai Thursday to remain for the
rest of the month.
Last night at a called meeting Of
all departments at Spreckelsville,
David Center was introduced by Man
ager Lowrie as assistant manager.
On last Saturday while Cyrus Green
was in Wailuku three drunken sailors
boarded the Mokihana and ran her on
the beach. Mr.. Filler has kindly
rendered MI. Green use of the Talula
and it is possible the stranded craft
can be gotten off.
A small cane fire occurred at Spree
kelsville Wednesday morning but no
more was burned than could be con
veniently ground at once.
w. n. Hayselden of Lanai has ia
ken a position with Hutchinson Sugar
Co.
Manager w. j. Lowrie, to whose
foresight and indominateable plucN
Spreckelsville is indebted for its re-
cen big ditch, has inaugurated an
other great enterprise, that of con-
structing an electric power plant in
lao Valley for the purpose of bringing
power to the Spreckelsville pumps.
w. H. Field, former manager of the
Home Bakery of Honolulu, but for sew
eral months past a resident of Wal
luku, has this week taken a 20 year
lease of the property at the corner of
Main and High streets, opposite Hoff-
man & Vettlesen's new store, now
occupied by Ching Hou's bakery, and
will at once erect a large and elegant
drug store.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-09-24
Pond Seeks a Site
For Branch on Maui

In search of a site for a garage, to
be the Maui branch of the Pond Com
PAW. Ltd, Percy M. Pond, president
of Pond Company spent Saturday in
Waikiki and in Kahului. While here
Mr.. Pond investigated several pros
pective sites, some in Waikiki and at
least one at Kahului, ascertained
prices and looked into advantages of
location but made no selection during
his stay. He expressed satisfaction
at the business that is coming to his
concern through it's representatives
here and considers Maui a most prom
Using field.
He talked of the new building which
is being erected to house the com.
pany's growing business in Homo
lulu and indicated that it has plans
for further expansion.