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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-12
THREE PECULIAR ACCIDENTS
Cellar l"9r slammed Sbut--Boy
Falls Off iors'' Farmer Uit1 Disc.
Special 90 The World

Special 20 The World, -
WEIGH. Sop,. i1.--Mrs. s. A.
Ward sustained broken houlder
blade when the cellar door fell shut.
striking her shoulder. on account
of her age the accident is severe
one but Mrs. Ward is getting along
as well as could bo expected the
physician states.
The 9-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Peon cellars. living In the
Fairviow district fell from n horse
and broke his arm. The physician
who visited the boy says no Is get
ting along nicely.
Another accident which occurred
near here was that OF William War
wick, who was thrown from a horse
which fell up on a disc harrow. Both
horse and rider were badly bruised.
but no bones were broken. War
wick was laid up for several days,
however. Warwick was chasing q
steer on the William Pace farm
when the steer ran through some
high weeds ana narrowly avoided
the harrow. but tho horse ana rider
plunged right into the machine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-12
Rusty Nail Cause of
Orphan Boys Death
From Blood Poisoning

Special 60 Tho world
KtEFER, Sept H.. -- Martin
Thomas. IL years old. an orphan,
who has been living with r. Brlsco
and wife on the Brisco farm. one
ana ono-half miles north Of Kiefer.
Is dead of blood poisoning
on last Tuesday the boy stopped
on rusty nail lie had Mrs.
Brisco bind up the foot and moth
ing moro was thought ~ o.. Friday
morning while attending school
the boy became 80 and when the
teacher spoke 20 him n was found
that his jaws wore locked. lie
was taken TO "A sapulpa hospital
whore he died.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-12
PLANE FALLS; | DROWNED
Major In Chnrgc of Dominion Air
station kilicti--rwo Injured.

VANCOUVER, -. c.. Sept H.
Mai. g. Maclnurin. officer In charge
Of the Dominion government air sta
tion here. wac drowned today when
the soaplano which nc was plotting
plunged into four feet Of water on
tho beach near Point Grey The
body was not recovered. Il is be-
licvcd that II cannot be released
until tho machine is rlghted or
hauled ashore.
John X. Duncan, a passenger, and
=. Z. !IaT;;iaS5, waTs Injured.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-12
INJUNCTION CASE STILL ON
Mid Continent Park Proposition
Case May he Ended Today.

Mid Continent Park Proposition
Case May he Ended Today.
The Continent park injunction
case will not be finished until Tues
day noon or possibly In the after
noon. II appeared when court ad-
journed Monday evening. At that
time NJ a. Breckenridge, attorney
for the park management, had just
completed HIS opening argument.
The case viii be resumed al O'Clock
Tuesday morning. Assistant Coun-
~ Attorney John Goldcsberry rep
resonts the statc.
L. ]. Bays and a number OF his
deputies who participated In the raid
on the park early last sunday morn
ing. testified Monday their exam
inatlon consuming most OF the day.
Their statements were similar con-
cernlng the time of the raid, the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-12
STEPS0N'S AIM WAS BAD
Farmer Owes His Lifc to Inability
Of Youth Ia Shoot Straight.

Special 20 The Worid.
MIAMI. Sept. li-Poor marks
manship on the part OF his stopson
saved the life OF Andy Bartlett, q
farmer living near Miami, according
to Dr. J, r. Wharton, county hgalth
officer. who brought Wayne sharp,
10 years old, 10 the county jail after
he witnessed an attempt OF sharp
to shoot Bartlett with a revolver
Doctor Wharton said Sharp missed
once and was getting ready TO fire
n second time when an automobile
got In the way. by this time the
health officer reached the scene
and took 'he revolver from the
youth. Bartlett refused to file any
charRe against the boy, lie proha-
bly, VIII be released. Family trou-
bles are said to havo led to tho
shooting
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-12

Would Abolish Rail MIN

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1l.-.Aho,l
lion pt the United States r1.roaa
labor board was proposed iu IA bIi
introduced in the house this afic,.
noon by Representative Hooh lem.
ocrab Of Kansas. Hoch suEcastea
the establishment OF a "dis.l est
ed tribunal for the settlem..t q,
raiirNad diRputcs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-12
EIGHTEEN NEGROES DRONN
Motor Truck Filled with Baseball
Fans Goes Through Bridge.

HOMEliVIr IE. Ga, sept. IL
Eighteen negroes are believed to
have been drowned todny when
motor truck filled with fans enroulo
20 baseball "a ME. plunged through
a bridge. Fourteen bodies had
been recovered tonight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-12

many years and Is the son OF w.
T. Brooks, pioneer merchant, Broken
Arrows first postmaster and promi-
uent republican politician.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-12

The Turks ana Calcos islands in
the West Indies have been linked
by radio telephony the samo install
lations serving for trl"gr' 0hy md for
communicating with shlpe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-12

evldcrSe 12 bottles and coniai7er,
some OF them containing liovo,
which. were seized in the rall o1tGs\
park.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-12
MOTHER!
Clean Baby's Bowels with
California Fig Syrup"

Hurry Mother. A half teaspoon
ful Of genuine California Fig syrup
will make your cross, fretful baby
comfortable. IL clennses the little
bowels of all the wind and gases, the
bile, souring food and stomach
poison which is causing baby's dis
tress.
Millions Of mothers depend upon
this gentle laxative to keep baby's
stomach and bowels clean. and thus
correct diarr1oea, collie, biliousness.
coated tongue, sour stomach, fever
ish breath and constipation. II never
cramps or overacts. Contains no
narcotics or soothing drugs.
Babies love the taste OF genuine
"Callfornia Fig Syrup" which has
full directions for infants in arms
and children of all ages plainly
printed on bottle. Say California"
10 the druggist and accept no imita-
tion fig syrup.-Advertisem
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-23
CORN IS NATIONS
IMPORTANT CROP



II is stated that the production, q
tue corn crop is financed with less
borrowed capital than Is the case viii
other staple farm crops The reasor
for this is that the farmers income il
distributed throughout the year nor.
evenly than is the case in many Other
sections. and because the direct in
vestment in the crop consists more o
the farmers own labor and less o
purchased material AID equipmen'
than is the case in many other crops
The yearbook. which is obtain7blt
through Congressional representa-
uVes from the department. contains
much data of interest and value Go
producers. including chapters on pro-
duction costs and figures. financing
and advice on production according to
seasonal supply and demand to act to-
ward preventing future crises for the
corn grower.
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AN ORDINANCE


To add a new sectioa TO Article q Of
the City Code. Of Annapolis. To follow sln.
.aediately after Section -. and 10 be
known as. Section "a
Section L. lie ii established and ordain-
I'll by the Mayor. Counselor aud Alder
section be added 10 the City Code 81 Au-
aapoiis 10 follow immediately after Sec
ton - OF Article -. Ia be Known as Sec
Eion &..A, and 70 read as follows:
Ss~tlou 2S-.-. hNvay person applying toi
fItrsllll 10 build a garage. ar osAer su!id
.n- in = hivh an automobile Is kept. ar ia
: lusissts witch may be used. fer th
sterA9e 81 hay. grain or other jiulahiiaahis
naHfiat shall state the character III the
luilaing IS be erected wslen 50 aptisfnf
asses unless II Is plainly stated tlat su''i
'uildin- shall be constructed rs follows
hc walls aud roof shah be entirely Of
a,-lal hrick renteui tii,, 3,r other naa-
usahusi ihip Substance. s;N@elit that tht
ralRc 4iags DC. af wood aiRl the dyrors hia
d or wood II shall he unlawful TO erect
my building at the eharsr.is.r Indicated b.
this ordinance or To- use amy building not
low used Fer the purpose except IL con
Drins 10 the requirements OF this ordi
anrs My violation 81 THY eruinanc,
hall he punished with a hne of live dol
ars Tor the first uffcusc. aRa from ten {,
'ense, 10 be recovered rs fines and costs
r. now rec oKrred.
Section = And be IL further cstabiislIe,
nd ordained iaat al ordinances and parts
aece are hereby repealed
Section = And he II established ans
ordained that this ordinance shall take tf
ect from the date OF lis passage.
Approved Oct. -. la2e
Attest Mayor
EMMA AEEorT GAGE.
CITY Clerk. nj,
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Apns Warriors On Scene


WEST POINT. ~ y. Nov a.
Army'S fnal home practice MAS hcli
yesterday afternoon THIS mornin.
the \" squad, which comprises var
sits and first-strins players. lcG hcre
Tor Philadelphia where the Cadets orr
70 lineup against the Navy on Satur
day in The annual service gridiro,
battle Everything worked sMoo;al
Yesterday. The big team wen
through forty-five minute drill. bu-
1t was light work The linemen. nm
der Captain McI1wan. were used in /.
position drill for brief spell. SOW
ell. husky substitute. worked in tn
centre position until Garbisch came
out. Tie latter was late in REPORTING
today, as was "Bill' Who'd also. Bot
mad Rotations TO make. Head Coac,
DAILY. shouting through iaesaphone
drove the backs and ends through /:
defensive practice agains. Nayv air
line plays. The big team was late
brought together for its signal prac
ticc. which was brief Lawrence was
NSSN wi q NuliC bC1tt0 ne ARM 8
line. This was during Woods ab
'"',erc was 4 rally in the
stands. The entire. cadet corps. vii,
The academy band, rooted and san,
the songs which will be hurled Il.
Navy on Saturday. The. iol!pwin'
named cadets OF -" squad arc ha tn,
party en- route for Philadelphia
Brcidster tcaptainl. Dodd. Douthit
Lawrence, Leone tmaaager). Meyers
Pitzer. Lou Storek. Thnberlake. War
rem. White. Whiteson, Appleby
Dasner assistant manager). Glasgow
Goodman. Ives, MGliigan Smythe
Stewart. Don Storck. Stowcll. Stroh
rocker. Doyle. Eiinger. Farwick
Frazer, Garbisch. Gilmore, Griniths
johnson. Mack, Reeder. Wood. Baxter
Beattie. Hamele. Prichard and Baxter
The Army will practice OH Frank
lin Field this afternoon and again to.
morrow afternoon The 'B squad O..
thirty-six players viii so down to
Philadelphia tomorrow morning.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-23
u. S. is ELEVENTH
ON LITERACY LIST
Confined From rage /,

Among the first steps which the
Legion will take is the holding of an
American Education Week. Decembe.
3 TO 9. inclusive. and the underts King
of fight for total exclusion of immi.
grafton fpr 4 period of Eve years. il
was announced The Legion's hope is
to eliminate illiteracy by 1927, accord
ing 10 Mr.. Powell.
In cooperation with the. National
Education Association. the Legion has
adopted as its slogan. Adopt An y
llterate Today" recommending tho
its members and other patriotic citi-
zens teach immigrants TO read an
write aud to make them familiar Wit
Amcriean history, American ns.itn-
items and system of government
Army draftrtests showed that out o
/ .552 ESQ persons examined. 2A.s per
cent could ficithcr read nor write. Mr.
Powell declared
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-23

Z. ~ f,'lior 81 tisc Epestiag cepitol
~ lie Evening Capital OF last Non
aav read that tho CITY Council was
'ag p firing the vestry OF 81.
'rne'a 10 task for permitting the
chimcs OF St Amos Church TO ring
.ctweca The hours OF s p. IN. and s
r.. I read tnis with interest but
wth 40 surprise. IT is merely what
one misnt expect from orr City Coun-
cil. This letter is written without the
slightest hope Of influencing the
Council in their deliberations but 20
let IL le known that there are in
town some peoDle To whom the heauti-
ful chimes are a constant source Of
pleasure. They are perfectly time
aud mcllowed and afford welcome
relief from the nose of anmuiled
cars. sireet-hawkers. and barking
dogs II is an even greater relief
however. &c. Learn. that the. council is
syer-ylgilaDt AID. 10 doubt 0afier eff
fdc;uailyl cAnnping on the CHIMES
we will soon he relieved of all other
nuisances. And with the latter re-
forms a further jump In the tax-ratc
can be expected.
TAXPAYER.
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Something to
Think AbOnt
FAR-OFF TOMORROW
By r. n. WALKER


TH0SE happy-solsleky individuals
4 who manifest 50 little interest in
stise.sstirring events Of life. (which sare
buzzing like bees all around them. are
often insensible TO their lamentable de
iinqrencics.
Occasionally. however, their con-
sciousncss fluiters a moment, but.
seemingly changing it's benumbed
mind, yawns, mods and falls asleep TO
sli'easn. ssfit
Eut they are going TO wake up and
do something tomorrow.
11,ey> win yank the old world from
It's easy chair and wake its billion in
LGbitants with an earthquake.
Hitherto they have been shaping a
brilliant course. not quite matured yet,
or in Il fit state TO be presented in les
entirety to their intlmates, who have
wept ever them, prayed for them. and
done their utmost TO arouse them to
action
There is. however. no declaration on
the part of these habituated droncs OF
making undue haste.
The months and years stretch ahead
IN long rows on either side of tomorl
rows path. Why fuss, fluster and
3uirys
Why should they bother themselves
while youth is so full Of delightful exl
ocutancies and time so abundant.
They are not seeking the DUH com
HnDn roads in life. but the magnificent
| avenues that take direct TO fame and
| wealth in the glare of sunlight and
aIaid the plaudits Of an admiring
wcild, swept suddenly off its feet by
| he daring work of genius.
| So the years DRIFT by. and in their
| irifting there comes sometimes to
bese disciples OF The god of futurists
/ petrilying fear that makes them sick
It heart
With nm odd mixture of humility and
pride stirring in their ill-arranged
brain they are prompted 10 exertion.
6ut they have uneonsciously lost the
skill which was theirs when life was
| vibrant with power. They reach out
| but they touch not. And now, all of
4 sudden, a terrible realization over
| whclms thdn.
While tRey were lettering, putting
i.-lE~aRtil tomorrow. their. plodtling as
sqciafes Were improving their time,
/ .}ihiligl respect and an assured com
| science for the hare days of winter.
signing IT'S appearance in the naked
brsnches of the trees and drifts of
| ,n0w-iiakeS.0,. de- Sat dl
TomprroNi, Is MANS most terrible
l~,lble maker. Turing by promises
which are Seldom redeemed and leaF-
.rg him ragged and alone at .the cross.
soads, where youth and opportunity
iit' -buried~in-- the piled up heaps Of
lust and. III spent. wears.
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Exhausted From Grippe Cough

La grippe coughs rack and tear the
sufferer to state of exhaustion
would get completely exhausted
from violent grippe coughs writes
r. G. ColliAs, Barnegat, ~ !. Tried
Foley's Honey and Tar and the cough
ceased entirely" Used by three gem
erations for coughs. colds and Group
throat. chest and bronchial irritation
Foley's Honey and Tar has stood the
test OF time. Contains no opiates-
ingredients printed on the wrapper
Largest selling medicine in the world
-tAdv.)
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the opening KICKOFF there VIII bc .
marked Improvement in 10th IL the
dope does not 70 far. astrav. There
can Q no doubt al out the fact that
Hcpkins fought hard against Mary
land. but did very little thinking. 81
Johns facing "a WESTERN Maryland
team thai staged sudden re-
versal of form. was forced to fight
hard for victory However. IL is quite
probable that the games were just the
thing the two teams needed to get in
proper shape for Saturdays setto.
Several changes are expected to
take place in the Hopkins hackfeld.
Maurice skinner anpears destined to
replace Bonner al quarter. ard the
little Texan will go TO one OF the
halves. the other leing held down hv
Taylor. This shift would put Turn
bull al fullback and Rich at end
with Coady as first Substitute. How.
ever, although this arrangement APP
oears certain 10 give the Black anf
Blue more versatile set of backs
than at any time this year. il is moi
at NIL certain.
The Cadets will go into the battle
with their Lineup practically intact
a worry clever set of backs have Ger
working Tor ST Johns all wear. and
although KID Norris is not as good ar
all-around quarter as George barley
who is ineligible. ii is believed tina
he VIII hold down the job accept.
ably. 1# Nk J.
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American History
DAY BY DAY
W 7. y. Crees
NOYEMRER aa

NOVEMBER y:
BOUNDARY Inc established
between New York and Con-
necticut ON Noycmbcr -. l6S2.
Georgia Legislature ordered
levy Ell masse 10 rcsls. 81
vacre OF Ss-erman8oa So~csa
Der %. iS6f.
Joseph F. Saith. presidea
OF Mormon Church. anc1
adDoring TO plural msrr;ase
system, on Noyeml or -. i9us
Stay for Jislicted mea
packers refused b. Caicf Jus
tice White OF the United
States Supreme Court on Nov
ember 20. 1911.
American forces left Nea
Cruz, Mexico. on November -,
1914.
Opposition TO the theory
that labor is property declared
by the American Federation OF
Labor on November 23. 1917.
Site OF New Haven, Coma.
purchased from the Indians
on November "a. 1857.
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NnTICE ne CREpIrnRN

Notii,e is hereby given that tho sub
criber. of Anuc Arundel county. has 90
aiped from the Orphans Court of Ann,
ARUNDEL county. in Maryland. Letter;
NcstaAentary an the personal estate of
BRIDGET LAME.
Itc az Anne Arundel county. deceased
III lC,SoIs having claims against the de
eased are hereby warned 10 exhibit Ia,
anne, with the vouchers thereof 10 Tia.
ubscrioer on or before the
sist DAY OF MARCH. 1898
hey may otherwise. by law br exclude,
rom all benefit Of said estate All per
ogs Indebted To said estate are rcqucstet
make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day o
september. 1922 5ffs 81
A r. BRADY,
fNecutor.
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NOTICE no ,RrDIVORS

Noli-e Is hereby given that iln sub
! icrii,es. ~ Aliue Arundel ceunis. has 90
aimed fTeul, tbs orphans t'nuri 70. Ann
Aruntlel coahiy. ia Wary land >Ls.ttt'ss. ffes
anicniary on the liersonal estate OF
WILLIAM 81. HINTON.
tslo .of-Auni,. Arullslel 4caullik- -aiEee:iSeI.
All persons having claims against the de
,eased age hereby warmed 10 cShiph the
agei wlth aiho rbnchrrs tiereof.fte ule
Ubscrber on or before the
4 s5ts, pAys0F2 ApRH4 Iaes. a. IS
rhey may otherwise by LAW be excluded
rom al benefit of said estate All per
oms indebted to said estate are requested
o make Immediate naytnent
Given under our hands this 10th day OF
october. l9.2.
THE FIDELITf. TRUST co,
l~vaeutnr
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Massachusetts senator. and the
armament burden reduced long
ago.
Now that there Is an cxccp-
tioaai opportunity TO do away
With . rule lraught WITH sue }
danger. n.e,a5ors e all paFtic-
should Gag .Tly Join in taking adj
vantage % ia Let the coaait7
tee Chairman hips be distributed
strictly upon the basis Of fitness.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-23
Water Caused Blindness.

After bathing IN river in E;lsl
africa q wiific ;:uascy suffered iron
temporary blindness suppressed - II
ice to some pscni:ar element il Tho
gater.
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PROPOSALS

Bids viii be received by the City Clerk
mutt !. ocloei ueen.' SATURDAY. Novem-
lcr - for leo linear feet of coDcretc curb
ana gutter more or less. on Southgate
Avenue, For further information. amply to
w. III. NANSANT. II
M City Commissioner
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A LINE o. CHEER
BY John kendrick Bangs.
THE sTEADFAsT SINGER.

n HE birds may wing their
southern WAY
Seeking The clinics with Tow
crs s-av.
Bat,as-for Hle III stay right here
Singing my little songs Of cheer.
since there may be need for song
To help the traveller alung
The blealscr roads that lie ahead
When an FAIR snmer's JOYS have
He'd
&c b. Mcclure Newspaper syndicate
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-23

a knife has been Invented that vii
cut curves. but what is needed is one
that will cut expenses
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tackles. all men above the Iuu-pOuht
mark. and Don Storck and White Oh
the lanlls. each weighing around Ia
oolnGs The Army hackficld too, will
be heavier and perhaps more iln'
ished combination than that OF the
lighter Navy men.
Lineup AbOnt. Settled
The Middics continued their rou-
tine of formation, signal and kicking
irlls this afternoon. practice being
marked by the utmost secrecy
Though head coach Bob" Folwci
has not made final announcement OF
the Navy Lineup. 1t is practically set
tlel that Winkjer. will replace Lent
Che former Rutgers player at left
guard aiid-that Clyde has Won cut
over Shewell I-evcnskv- and Maker
FOR right tackle. The rest of the posi-
lions will he filed as marked the line
an during the games played this sea-
son. Statistics OF the Navy players
As arilounccd. show that the average
weight of the team will be. lis ell,
The line averages 1SS 81. which tae
ackfeld. composed of Captain Con
'ovs Cullen. Mckee and Barchet. tips
1T le2 Ia.
Coach George Hchan put h.s
charges AT st. Johns through another
lengthy drill in all fundamentals this
afternoon. Hoban has been following
much the same program as at the Ma
val Academy. having discarded scrim-
maging in the cosing days of prao-
ticc
l.omewcod Game To Have Color
All fear as to the lack of the old
lire spirit at the annual ST Johns
Hopkins game has - been dissi-
patCJ The yearly nment as to
eiir;l lilly has once more lobbed up
and with 10Th sides going strong ii
can e safety said that pleasant time
will le had nv all during the grid
iron festivities. For while IL ap-
peaged as il the eievens would go in
20 hattie without the discussions
NAtNA udue Such soOu reauihg Ee-
fore the game and which amounted to
little when real hostiIities started.
This wear a rumor prevailed, with
out official sanction at ST. Johns. that
certain OF the Hopkins players were
violating the one-year rule. Not to
'e oG,domc in rumoring gossip was
gently oozed about tAataSt. Johns had
several athletes on their squad who
were merely taking an intensive
course in gridiron architecture. Per-
scnally it is doubted if modicum of
truth is contained in any of the ru-
mort spread about Both the Van
OTmaR-O Rourle regime at Hopkins
and the George Hoban-BH Stroh-
meyer rule al ST. Johns seem to be
able 10 prove a snow white bill of
hcalth. However. All the different re-
pcrts and such like 20 long wsy
toward arousing The old pep.
When the two eleyens line I'D for
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IL on shIe AZ the laieNsng piares
kssfge VI lanes 80 lgi Nhn street
William S hultrr.. 4..a ~ West Street
George J. Dasls.........5l Maryland Ave.
Ches q. trlrteger.. - MARI land A We.
"blVebird Confe. tiouery" king George 81
william Baker. .,... West 3 Cathedral So
81. y. J A. Newsstand. Sboft LiM' forpigs
~. AiHer ...e.......4. -. ID ~ est atrss-i
n Mandfi Third Il Severn Ayr Gasti.arl
DR. CHAR u. Henkel - Mif lant Afs.
DELIVERED IN Annapolis. EanftHf Ter
msntown and Net An9aTpiis by carrier
rCt 10 cents per moutb.
Roa can lfave iAe trENtNg cArfTAI
mailed to sou IS igs 1,vIs frs.n the city
bY leaving your Wane' .ffid aAIfrss ~ the
oiiee, Tor ~ rents 'st month 500 ieT
yrar payayfn ta af.safor. q" guy iustoIlics
in the United SO or Canada.
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