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The Washington times., 1921-03-15
12-CENT RATE
TO Be EPROBED
Utilities Board Plans Inquiry.
Orders Placed for 71-8,
Luqueer Testifies.
KUTz CONDUCTS HEARING
Lighting Company Officials
Claim No Wage Cut in view,.
But Employees Fewer.

The high price of 12K cents per
gallon for oil paid by tho Washing
ton Gas Light Company. which has
resulted in a charge of $1.32 cents
per thousand cubic feet for gas, will
be the subject of a most thorough
inquiry by the Public Utilities Com
mission, it developed today.
Commissioner Charles w. Kutz.
chairman OF the commission, during
a hearing in the District building
this morning on the petition of the
gas company for continuation Of the
present rate after Friday, declared
1T seems rather odd that the gas
company sees no possibility Of a re-
duction in price, while it admits the
price Of oil, has decreased"
LUQUEER ON STAND.
The Commissioner made several in
quiries regarding the oil price when
Robert o. Luqueer. expert consult
ing engineer, took the stand and
stated that the company had recently
ordered oil at a price as low rs TN
cents per gallon. LuQueer explained,
however. that only a small quantity
of oil was purchased at this price.
At this point of the hearing. when
Commissioner Kutz appeared desirous
OF delving further into oil prices,
Howard S. Reeside, president Of the
company, arose ana declared that
when put on the stand he would
explain why the company pays such
high prices for oil and also explain
the rs scent purchase.
Benjamin S. Minor. attorney for the
company, in his opening statement
declared the company is earning less
than a 9 per cent fair return upon
its property value and that to earn
such a return it would be necessary
for the commission to grant the Pc
tition of the company and continue
the rates.
Minor pointed out to tho Commits
sion that great Inconvenience had re-
suited from the policy of the Com
mission in establishing rates for
short periods. and asked the Commits
sion to make the rates for longer
periods.
PRICES IN OTHER CITIES.
Attorney Miner further stated that
in New York consumers arc paying
$3.50 for gas; in Boston. S1.40. and In
Philadelphia, SLAP.
Luqueer, when put on the stand.
submitted a mass Of figures showing
results Of operations of the company
within the eight months ending Janu-
ary 81. He also presented an estimate
OF results of operation for the twelve
months ending May 81, 1871.
Company officials testified that no
reduction in the cost OF labor was con-
templated, but pointed out that tho
number of employees had been reduced.
William Mex. Clayton, represent
ing the Federation of Citizens Asso-
citation, when the hearing opened
asked the commission to postpons
the public hearing on street car
rates, scheduled for tomorrow. uAtil
next week. He declared such action
would give time to representatives
of the public to prepare their arSu-
ments. The request was taken under
consideration.
The Washington times., 1921-03-15
HIGH OIL PRICES C0UCE GAS CONSUMERS

EAVORITE Picture of Mrs. James A. Stillman society
woman sued for divorce by the prominent New York
banker Stillman names Canadian half breed, nature
instructor of his children, as correspondent.
The Washington times., 1921-03-15
1CLARA ON WITNESS STAND SAYS H4l0N BEAT HER CRUELTY
WEATHER

Partly cloudy weather
and mild Temperature
tonight and wednesday,
with probable showers.
Moderate variable winds.
TemDerature at 8 q. m..
81 degrees.
The Washington times., 1921-03-15

CLARA SMITH HAMoN slayer of Jake L. Hamon,
y who today took the witness stand in her own de-
fense and heard details of her ten years Of intimacy
with the Oklahoma Oil King and Republican National
Committeeman.
The Washington times., 1921-03-15

Friends who preach class con-
sciousness and teach that the thing
The Washington times., 1921-03-15
|Ioue Letters of an Autocrat'
Passionate Passages Cleaned From 200 Missipes
Written By Jake, The Oil King, To His "Lope
Child' During The Springtinle Of Their
WFned Intimacy.
By MILDRED MORRIS,
International News Service staff Correspondent.


"The
obtained exclusively
taion taken approximately Clara
Smith Hamon By Jake L. during "springe"
illicit LoUe.
Copyright. 1921 International
Reproduction
ARDMORE, Okla, March t5.-'Darling don't YOU under
stand love you dearly that my life is wrapped up in you and
that am only happy when with you? Jake Hamon
oil master and Republican leader of the Southwest his
child Clara Smith Hamon trial charged with his
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-22
TRos. J. OWEN a s6S. Iuqtioss.rs,

TRUsTE r. SALE OF VlICABLE UNIH
proved building lots IN East wsshingtor
Park" to be sold within the Office oi
Thomas J, Owen 4 Son. By virtue Of q Ger
tain deed OF trust duly recorded, In Lieer No
5e55. Folio 2ll ct ssq., of the land records
Of the District Of Columbia, ana 1t the re
quest Of the party secured thereby the IN
dersigned trustees viii sell ct public are
tion In the Office q Thos J. Owen 4 s0a,
1891 @ ST. NV. 90 TUESDAY. THE S5TH
DAY OF oCToBBR, A. n, 1871, AT I
O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following -dese-fbet
land and premises, SitgEts In the District
Of Columbia. and desigaated as shd beins
Lots Nos. eighteen (IsD and nineteen CIsl
In Block No. thirty-three 1881, aud lot No
forty-eight (tsl In Bloch No. thirty ali
1857, and lot No. twenty-five (4Sl In Blob
No. twentyseyen (2f) and lot No. twenty
eight (2sD In Block No. forty-one t&i), al
m 7Croisssnt, Crofutt and Tixbary'I sub
divfsion. Of part Of ''Bsyiey's Purchase,
and Fortune EnlsrFed," and knowu a
East wsshinEton Psfk, 40 recorded 10 IN,
ofiee Of the Surveyor rot the District o.
Columbia IN Book County No. 10, Folio l.
ct SEQ. Terms Of ssis: All cash. Deposit
Of 500 required upon acceptance Of bid
Sale 10 Be closed With, % days Or depOs.l
forfeited. Coaveyaneihs, recordinf ast
revenue stamps 1t parchassr's cost. q
FRANCIS OWENS, 6HARLES .. wAS
oct Il. is. il. Is, IL. %. n. a. "a. Is
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-22
Investment Property.

IN q. :, q ooE m. -ss... ~ 1.
ooe IN n,T Ss,S nn pr re,tli .s,e.. s1i..
n PLEzyTNT ". q. fsFF rIssFs I
20. pzeb ). sissR. III s E & ' ~.
Y. 19l.
THRET TEINT Ho5SE ErrfB-N
eelerst % Eced sertfvse lsesfss1; rs.t
:ss =. . -ss ss s's =: sss.,.
sENSsrT, 90 bsst fr..s sizs. kas
81. DowvTowx sE6. 6saN1R
pisip !. sAEEY. tscS . q 81. 4. II
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-22
MADAM LENORE

Gifte1 ciairvoyabt and nedlsn. Eiv.s tres
adviee On business. hsaith. love end family
ahatrh- Tells the name Of youf fHfurs hus-
band % VIE. What 20 % % ~ sa~r~t fui
10 life. Removes svtl tnnuences. sati-fse-
ttsn - Bs charge. siB tn o. ~. brtwess'
and y SITS. oo1
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-22
PR0POsALS

ctgwIsSIoSERs D c, wa r--rrySS.
o. '0Hsr - ibsi Sealed as ser
cuHstr1cJiRT about rvo thOuss "a '--- -
sever viii - rrcrivsd a. ROUm % g. rHTr-lHF
Bl!idihg, Untl Or oh 2 n. rsr -
= 1927. FoT hetHlied iBfTrmHtic. rF
20 Room 81. niEtri,r BTnHIE CTNn n
RCDoLPR, JAMES OvS rER. CHARLES
KELLER, Conuissi5berS. D G.
O.. - - - c-.sS Ris
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-22
5Oc-MADAME SELIA-60S

Egyptian falmist ana Nedium. Glves
readtngs daily % an afSip q nfe reln
whe md when yeu viii marry. and how %
overeons all troubis. spe'fal resdibgs. zoe.
posits hecrory's Ioe stOrs, Id and I sta
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-22
'dARyoYANTs
!, MADAME MAVIS
c MADAM FONEDA SOC

Etyptian pslnist yin sintrlsr Nwsrs'
ear sdvise zoo bOv b ~ s'.~res<f-J g. b-rst-
ness. heaifh and family affair; rtves nans
q one you win marry and wirns -emoTes
evil in1usnees; 81 readings. soc. SO ' Z No.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-22
PROF. BELMONT.

Noted eiairvoysBt ana pslnist. sires adyics
On 6usiness mattsra. leve. health aud fHuily
ahtirt Tells ana q yOur fuinrr hnsbu n
or wife; tsIls n oss yo1 love 10 trus 20 faiss I;
what part q tie country n fnckie~t 20 yea.
What 10 % 10 Be suecessful In iifs i2it v.
Y. ave. nv. Next door % kasonir TeuplA
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-22
FOR SALE OR ExcaA &c.

% a.. IA tin 10 p, . b.. Ess rsusiur
str for Q 2 n city ntNLN EEALTT
Co, as i3th Il nv. STfSrd Bid- y sS5s.
SoTlia T. lOtS In ~ sec: 81 49, cqyr Etf
eAEh for p. b.. b. ArNEN EEAItr
90. ~ ittb u ~ Oxford 3 g a9zS.
RIchSaGs equity q ttn.noI In re- subgruah
house for iGus aPsrsnI o. h1E p-uH-
Aahorhey ana sutiyaE. ia2' Re 81 ~
hone, Baltic. Pite near B-itsJ o. I'd $
acres: % debt SIS On War Q utun
apt. etc. NThorsev q 5 II-aE. 80 ggt 81
Mod. m 1wrE OF. ist&N 90 -gd-r.
1880 Ter h"-s- with sra rrr aato.
trucks NEhurusV A SuIliyHn, ..- Frr 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-05
COUNTY To PAY
NOTE OF 500, ,000
Commissioners Act To Cover
Loan Made OF National City
Bank Of New York

The County Commissioners. al their
meeting YESTERDAY directed tlat an
order be drawn on the County Treas
ury for 100000 to liquidate note
due the National City Bank of New
York due as Of January ID This
money vas borrowed by the county
officials six months ago ii order to
pay off a large accumulated certificate
of Indebtedness.
Other business before the Hoard Of
Commissioners at their meeting in
cluded tie following
Walter phipla Vas appointed 4 con-
stable for the First district This ap-
pointmenl Was made upon The recon-
menda,ion OF John b Beall. who in e
letter to the Board. stated that he
s,erviees. OF 4 special cffieer were need
ed IN that section Of the county. and
who said that Mr. Phiprs would serve
AT a compensation OF $40 per month
rhe Commissioners promptly assent
ed 10 make the appointment
Engineer Hayman was instructed TO
make an inspection Of the wharf in
stony. Creek, with The view of making
some provision for its proper repair
The engineer IS directed to make u
report and estimate Of the cost 81 the
work by Janaary Is
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-05
CARDINAL s CONDITION
VERY PROMISING
tBy The Associated Press.)

BALTIMORE. MD. .Ian. > In ire
ply 10 a cablegram Of inquiry as. ~
Cardinal Gibbons condition from SEQ
.reiray OF State Calby. who is return
ing from his mission ii South Aiiserr-
iea. the Cardinals SECRETARY. the f3ey
ALERT smith this morning seat Is
following cabIegranl
Cardinal spent restfnl night Gal;-
dition steadily improving
The Cardinal congratulates You on
result 81 your mission q south
America
Secretary Colby cabled from Moafe-
video undei yesterdays date. sayiIsg
ne had read new paper accounts p
the Cardinals illness and was alafin-
ed BY them
Father smith told inquirers ahis
morning that the Cardinal had asaed
the best night since his illness ee-
gan. that he was much improved this
morning and that his condition was
very promising
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-05
Pro. AGENTS GRAB
TRUNK OF LIQUOR.
Tank OF Good Old Rye Shipped
To Annapolis But No One
Claimed It

trunk ailaining ~ liiattisA y
iqaor. waish lad been kneekeel loeal
!. | etween Anbaielis ani Baifinar s46
possibly otAe4 places nov rePas liI
prohibition headquarters IN BaE
more. wher. officials hdYe waited Il
vain for possible owner or 0Mnea Il
g'he trunk Is said 70 contain talh.
half fun II goo3 Old rye whiell VI Y
enforcement officials thought i;
valuable q IS Il large rlir liqs''
Es.s said 70 haap been shipped troA l!al
fimore ana probably waal ha &
reached its iles nation ana oensie!. \
safely had nal the tank sprung 4 le.k
The aroma pefntaiea every nnok Hid
corner 81 tAe Washington B.tlinna3r
ans Annap9iis terminal tltian ai.Q
reached the naSeS 81 alert prahibiiHn
agents HE liquor continued ta
Itrtekle fron th, trunk affer reaehliz
here Taking III, he scent i ieW d.tst
ago. one o3 thrss AGENTS trailetl filf5
trunk 10 Annapolis and IS said @ lt'fe5
slept on i over night waiting far 8,
claimant q come along i}ll theff
WI nothing u he sort ttoing ft,
effort here Gtilias. lie trunk tnalfs
was shipped hack 10 Baltimore atl
Tuesday fh4 ii,mor contents proJ
ably will BIZ epnntuallN lest roNe,i
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-05
ELkS WINNERS
IN THIRD OF SERIES
PINOCHLE CONTESTS

The third of a series of pinoehle
contests between the members OF In
dependent Fire Company No. and
the members of the Elks Club. took
place last night in the quarters Of
the firemel Porter Hall. corner Mar
ket and Gloucester streets, resulting
IN a victory for the Elks, by a score
Of 20 games TO 16.
The .antlered herd seem able to
best their opponents on away-fronf
home grounds, since this is the sec
ond victory for the Lodgemen in the
quarters of the hremen At the sec
ond contest held in the Elks Club in
December. the tiremen came out vic
torioms.
Captain Morgan's team was the
same as played in previous games.
with one exception, and the Elks put
almost new team into the contest
this time
The scores resulted as follows:
Frank Stromeyer and Gottfred DEN
niger Elks. ). Roy L. Morgan and
Charles Tucker. firemen. ).
Charles Shearman and John Aul.
Elks. A Arthur Moss and Al Dilling
ham fremen, s.
George Engelke and Aug Gustafson.
Elks. s; Jacob Wohlgemush and
George Quaid. firemen,
Harry Green and Raymond Clark.
fremen. 5; John Frank and August
Lutz. Elks, /
n j Schmidt and Samuel Davis.
Elks. 3; Robert Crutchley and Edgar
Porter. firemen.
Total Eiks. 20 Firemen. is
After the contest was over, refresh
4ments we're served to the players and
gallery" Of whom there we're many
for both sides.
The champion PLAYERS OF each
team went down TO defeat. and it is
feared that Capt stump Morgan
and John Frank may lose some Of
their prestige as pinochle experts
Another contest will be staged at
the Elks Club some time in Febru-
ary
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-05
CHURCHES UNITING
IN WEEK OF PRAYER

Services of the Week Of Prayer.
which are being held under the aus
pices Of the Ministerial Union, and
began on Monday nighfsat Trinity n
r. Church. South, viii again be re-
sumed tonight. Last pight's service
was combined with the order Of in
stalllng the pastor al the Presbyterian
Church.
The service of the Week Of PRAYER
this evening will be held in the y
land Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. The subject viii be The
Seeking God and the ministers who
will speak on this subject are the Hev.
S. E. Persons. p. u. pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church. and Rev. a. =
owens. pastor Of Trinity n z
Charch. South
Services for the rest Of the week
will be as follows
Thursday First Methodist Episco.
pal Church; speaker. Rev J. s
Sovers. subject. +Absolr.e Surren
der
Friday College Avenue Baptis
Church: spesser Rev HI w Burgant
subject. Life Service
The public is cordially Invited &
lihese services.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-05
Of THE
INSTALLATION Of
NEW MINISTER
Impressive Ceremony At Presby-
terian Church Attendant Upon
The Induction OF The Rev. s..
E. Persons, DID. Into Pas
torate
LOCAL AND VISITING
CLERGY PARTICIPATE

With impressive and Imposing serv
ices tile formal installation Of the
newly called minister. Rev Silas f
Persons, d p. Of the Presbyterian
Church, took place last night at that
hurch which was filled with a repre-
sentative audience from pulpit to
door. the congregation representing
nearly every church in town
The clergy of the several local
larches In he Ministerial Union, as
Well as number of visiting clergy
men. participated in the service Of the
pastor formal installation, whicn
was opened with an organ prelude by
Mrs Arthur N. Jones followed by
hymn by the choir and congregation
Reading Of the Scripture lesson hy.
The Rev Edward d Johnson, p y
Rector Of St Annes was very inn
plessive ana an important feature of
the order OF service This MAS fol
lowed by a feryent prayer offered by
Dr Rurgan. OF the First N. f. Church
Dr. Niles Sermon ON Priesthood
After singing by the choir and con-
gregation. he Rev. Edward Niles Of
Baltimore. who is well known here.
whore he spends his summers on
Franklin street at the Johnson house,
preached the sermon Or. Niles took
Tor his theme Priesthood and out
lined the old and the new definition Of
Priest and for what he stands He
said the word Priest is synonymous
With the church, for Like Priests.
Like People
lie told Of the threshold function
Of a Priest. and told the congrega
ton that each Of them had the func
ton of the Priesthood for ali Chris
tians are "set apart as Priests Of
God Z He traced the ministers Of the
New Testament as direct descendants
of the Old Testament. and alike need
the new baptism to wash away their
Continued on Page -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-05
FNE IN FIELD FOR
POSITION OF CLERK
TO TIE CITY COUNCIL

lotsi applicants arc IN the
Geid for the alspninfneH as clerk 70
he NaSor anti CHv Council to fill
he Yac.lney gated Is The death.
aef. ago. of .Ealn II Sullivan. The
reg glar month"; meeting ~ the Coun
ail Kill b. lsely on Monday night Of
mex week P-iar @ the meeting, IL
is expected sbat The Democratic
neinbers of ike municipal body as
the appointmer5t viii be a Democratic
On viii haid.a caucus and make
chalee Tor the Office. and the election
Will tafe place IN course Of regular
proeeedlngs ii open Council
fi{ tile five applicants for the posi-
ion. there Il PIE female, Mrs. z. 4.
Cage The otkers seeking the place
7Fe Thomas ~ Moss, Clifton G Moss,
RAYMOND Ciarg and George Marshall.
There Is Inuer specnlation as TO who
Yill lapd the ma. Some Of the mem
hers Of the council are bound by
promises. and! others apparently are
-on,eU aaf notf eommittal.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-05
Education Board Meets

Whether or not il was because Of
he luli that generally follows the
hc':days. nut certail It s thar tie
County Boa Of Education. which
held the usual monthly meeting AZ its
quarters on State House Hill yester
,lav, had an exceedingly dull session.
There was no business Of public im-
.portanee IS demand the attention Of
members of the board only few
matters of i purely routine nature be-
ing up for consideration
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-05
ONLY I JINx DAY
ON CALENDAR
FOR 1921

Have YOU studied Your 1921
calendar II you haven't the
following tablllation may be in-
formative
Easter SUNDAY fails on
March - the earliest date
since 1913
All the nationally observed
anniversaries are embraced in
the fiFst half u the week
Washington Birthday is on
Tuesday Memorial bay 0n
Monday Independence Day on
Monday and Christmas pay on
Sundav
The only hard luck day in
he Year IS Friday MAY -
The sum ef the dlgHs III the
new year is Ii The figures
are indiyisible BY any number
from one TO ten
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-05
ERECTING TABLET
To LAWYERS WHO
DIED DURING WAR
Tes,uaony To Seven Members
OF State Bar Association Now
Betag PLACED. IN Conspicuous
Position IN Court OF Appeals
Blllldl1s
WROUGHT IN BRONZE
Is SEVEN FEET HIGH

ias neaertal shl, to the memory
Il atalhers u thr Ear q MARY
1ai / ho osl leip liSes ii ilie Morla
W.a ns.s hen5 plaerd ii position
ii tlle te4fl t tlSpe.tS Bnllling here
;il ,l,e efeiaens g dedieaiipn Will
l'e Iced - 1ie+aal " next week
s'.N ntr'ahrr q fhe bar laid down
#iii.r lxes d sAe lolti,l fItd the idea
.af ef ilitR sen.e ;ifiing testimonial "a
fhe nlenels Mas carried eat a. the
lass nnit.tl enN.E'ian u lie State
lsat assorlalion
III tlif. IS i:5nlsonev Wrought
~ 81 ~ aaa sle WORK u +, Key
Raanraar ulpor l stands
,esna feel aigll ii faHr feet vide and
S yl.6ali u 4 sanali youth Laying
ite noals % lr up combat sot on
ia i,fht afn it.e appear in raised
wotk 4 .tb.asti bt,lt ana other
pai lerr4lia ::l.A" bas llgrmlnd is
nahl. - +, lawyer9 together
NTH ~ aE:.dftiI4i lll@ - ~ j thnT
serea 1 also II, s9rravea on The tab
l,a he labis /. bong placed la 4
arla ma14,le -lg', Il IL top II the
ars aigh 81 snrs Iii fAe Appeals
Gaui l'uHding rts between the
l4lt ilt mlke oil at either side
leasing III ateoild floor Of the
mil, ag
a'hc nt9e1 u lie lawyers Who fell
the Mar are ing, ribed ia The follow
rf order =
t;rnun lFortoa Hunt Emory. u i.
Major i2otll. Infantry Frederick
coulter :cApsaln 18TH Artillery
5ertfil loshntel:l y $ IS .ienten-
an. il7fii iafan.rN William Fra
te, lieuienail :il3th lnianiry John
t;ai er. I.nsisns Naval Air Service
Ge re i}aherls P.age. Iietitcnanl
4 aftl Ini4nrt Stanley i. Cochrane.
D Iie enaa ls6ih Aere
e.rea
ae marble base bears the follow
ne nsr rSption
ifeettai ~ te Maryland State Bar
Ss aitat II raiul memory OF the
las q .laislana who lost their
ives II the gred World War while
ethg In A srlned forces of their
oHlf tsl7-le
So frrsRa1tas MofS Qnae Naturae
lH Pitiria Esi Potassium
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-05
PUBLIC LIBRARY
OPEN SATURDAY
To INSPECTION
All Lovers OF Good Reading
Invited TO Visit Room In Mu-
nicipal Building Where Some
1000 Good Books Have Been
Installed
PLAN.TO RUN ON
SYSTEM OF CARDS

All plans have been practically
=eonsumnated for the opening OF the
Public Library on Saturday afternoon
from 3 10 6 o'clock Tor public inspec-
tion Everybody is wanted and Will
be welcomed at the library. the first
real public library IN Annapolis.
which has been established after long
wears OF waiting
The library is located In m upper
room OF the Municipal Building Duke
Of Gloucester street, where approXi-
nale'y 1000 good books have been in
stalled. The books cover Wide
range Of literature the greater nuns
her being good fiction
There are volumes on every subject
historic. biographical. geographic
cal. rs we'll as books of reference and
magazines 4 file will be kept of lead-
ing magazines. such as the Atlantic
the National Geographic the Out
look. Scribner's, and copies OF all the
church papers Of the town These
and many others have been subseriD-
ed for the coming year b9 generous
donors. and the library viii Be i pnh-
lie reading room as we'll as 4 library
Il is planned fo run the Public
Library on he card system and all
wishing to take out books NAV obtain
a card by the payment Of ten cents.
which will entitle them to take our
books Three days zach week tho
puplie Library viii be open, VIZ
Tuesdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
Continued on Page ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-05
COUNTY HOME BOARD
MEETS ON FRIDAY

Tho regular monthly meeting OF the
BOARD of Trustees of the Anne Arun-
del County Home will be held at the
Home on Friday. January Z. the first
Friday IN the mcath
The secretarv-treasurer of the
board. J. Grant colhoun. is confined to
his home by illness and viii probably
not be able TO attend the meeting
During his illness, Thomas S. Dove
has been acting secretary 10 the
board.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-05
WOMEN INVITED TO
TAXPAYERS MEETING

There Will be an important meeting
of the Taxpayers Association Of Anne
Arundel county on next Tuesday.
January IL at 1920 4 M
The Taxpayers Association Is ex
tending. a special invitation TO the wo-
men Of Annapolis and Anne Arundel
county to be present at this meeting
II is understood business Of an inn
portant nature Will come before the
meeting
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-05
MRS. MARTIN RAUsCH
CLAIMED BY DEATH

Mrs Louis. Rausch. aged So years.
wife a. Nariih Rausch. was stricken
by paralysis ahis NOR ng, from the
effects of whigh she died short time
sfttr the stroke al her home. z RAM
da5gl street
Besides hsS husband. Mrs. Rausch
is survived 1y two children, Mrs.
Louise. wife &f Mr.. Armstrong. and .
sos. Martin Bausch. Jr.
The funeral will take place on Sat-
ar1lay AFTERNOON at three o'clock from
ST Martins dndrch. Funeral Director
Taylor ii in .harge of arrangements.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-05
Non Jury Term OF Cours

The January intermediate, or sl0n.
jury term. of the Circuit Courss fo'
Anne Arundel county will be icoIe
vened on January IT Thus faf NJ
important cases have been dockeies
for trial. but there are number 1T ,
minor nature. carried over sf0g
previous terms Of the tribunal