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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21
tates Protest
Re- Opening Western
Grain Rate Case

TOPEKA. Kan. May 20 On
1haif 81 the states % Kansas.
lahoma. Nebraska. Missouri,
|rth and South nekotn. Mime
|a. wisconsin and Iowa. Clyde
Weed. chairman of the Kansas
.nbiic tftillties commission late
|ley sent a protest to the inter
[fe oommercf eommlssio. a.
.ashinrton nealnei granting the
q of the railroads to reoptu tho
..srern grain cnsa Cor removal %
II dlffercntials In corn and
|araer grains.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21
TWO NEGROES
LYNCHEO BY
TEXAS M0DS
One Burned at Stake; /;
Other Hung for
Assaults

HOUSpCN. Tex. MAY go
Two n-grocS were snchcd In
TrNas tosiay for alleged attacks
on white girls
JD,. Winners. 90. nrgrp. Wa.
burs-h ~ the stake nc Conrnc -
mob of 500 afirr hc had h-'n
idcn,ificd hy 10 year odd white
giri ~ tho man who attacked her.
Aiosc Bo~-icr, ncgro was taken
from the Jail at AIlmon. Texas.
and hangci by % mob uf 500.
CONROE Texas. May 90 Joo
winters 30, negro, waa burned at
the stake here late today
winters had been Identified az
the asaaulior % io-year-old glrl
at Leonidas. Eeu. here. according
Ia leaders OF the mob that burned
him
Tho negro was burned in tho
court house yard
Five hundred men took Winters
from officers who captured him
at y. M. and rushed him 20 tho
girls home she was in a critical
condition and identified him az
the negro who attacked her.
Tied 10 stake Ia the court
house yard, the negro protested
his innocence blaming another.
The mob refused TO heed wood
and other inflamable material wan
hsap"d about him and the hlaze
lighted When the body was re-
ducod 10 ashes. the mob quietly
dlsp.rsed.
Rudolph Manning. another i9-
ycar-uld negro. was arrested near
here yesterday in connection with
the crime. fie wns spirited away
from mob which gathered ana
was taken 20 Houston. whore hc
was t'pt IN lnii i1si night and TO
day u IN not known whether this
is the negro implicated hy Winters
hofurr be- died Manning will be-
held In Houston until an invcsiga-
tiuu u made % was said
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-27
OUCH! PAIN, PAIN.
RUB RHEUMATIC,
ACHING JOINTS
Rub pain away with a small
trial bottle of old
st, Jacobs Oil"

rheumatism is pain" only. moi
one case in fifty requires internal
treatment. Stop drugging. Rub
soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs or
right into your sore. s.iff. aching joints
and muscles. and relief comes instant
ly. ''St. Jacobs 0iI' is n harmless
rheumatism cure which never disap-
points and cannot burn the skin.
Timber up. Quit complaining! Get
4 small trial bottle of old. honest
Isl. Jacobs Oil" at any drug store,
and in just u moment You'll be free
frail Rheumatic pain. soreness. stiff
ness and Sv.elling. Don't suffer, Re-
lio9 o&sits yau. "St. Jacobs Oil" has
Cared millions OF rheumatism suffer-
ers in the last half century, and ia
eoatinne this for week. Willie relief
Follows tao first dose. it is important
jas. as good for sclatica, neuralgia,
tHnn; 70 tsckachc. snrains.
Advertisement
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j
the tictors, sitting with barred heads
and In compartive silence that lad n
touch OF grimness about il. The West
Pointers wore generous foes. however,
and gave the midshipmen big cheer
10 console them 1t had been a great
game 10 win and hard one TO lose,
hut she midshipmcn took their medi-
ne manfilly.
But the cadets. picturesque as their
contribution TO the gathering was
were not the whole show. Along with
the flower of American ofIlciaIdom and
military and naval circles that mads
Franklin Fields fifty tiers a solit
mass of humanity were some of the
feirest ladies who ever gfaced foot.
hall field. These military men ant
their friends most assuredly showed
a keen taste in femininity.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-27
LETTER TO EDITOR
TO tho Editor Of The Epenino capita,

To tho Editor Of the EreniaJ Capital
My dear Mr.. Editor:
II certainly seems strange thing
that one should object 10 the chimes
on st. -Anne's Church. Why is it these
people. who object TO the bells, die
not say SO before they were INSTALL
sds / an sure most every citizen
know of this ieforc. and il they hat
Objected the church would never have
had them. ! can't imagine anyone OBJ.
iooting TO the beautiful tone OF these
chimes. These tells arc not tho only
bolls In the town that ring. Most all
people hear the sweet tones Of the
Catholic bells that ring within the
day. and ! never hear anyone PRO-
testing against them. Why should
those chimes be singled out from al,
-thn !.ells> and whistles CT the town
WHY -Is-ft pcopic protest against most
every new improvement; that is added
to- THE city? ! wodld suggest not Il
think Ill OF any or these. but hear
them joyously and appreciate the of
forts of the institutors OF those steps
Which help to compare annapolis With
the ether cities OF the country. An
napolis is progressing / waRde rfully
ard her inhabitants sholtld not e,dis-
ccuraged with any improvements
they wish to make.
When these chimes peal 1t reminds
one of one OF the noblest and best
citizens of this city, Mr.. john Writ
Randall. Not that ] knew Mr.. Ran
dali do | say this, but it Is what ]
hear from his fellow-men. 1t is q
memorial 10 Mr.. Randall, hut it can
also, re associated with cur depart
e6, ii We care to have it SO.
CLAYTON CARR.
November %, 1922.
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counsel OF reassurancc that the
pent-up fury of partisan jealousy
against Woodrow Wilson, that
was restrained somewhat while
the war spirit was at ITS height.
broke loose in the senate. That
Woodrow Wilson had had hand
in the building OF the League was
enough in the eyes OF the senator
;ai cabal to condemn il. Similar
Is rs t. the proposal that this
country and Great Britain agree
to 90 10 the aid Of France ii she
were, attacked suddenly. So the
League covenant and the other
a suranccs TO France were shot
rp in the American senate and a
campaign OF misrepresentation
and villifcation inaugurated 70
undermine practically every fea-
tire OF the peace work in which
Wilson had 4 hand. Eventually
tie United States was separated
from It's allies.
That Is what Clcmenceau is
emphasizing today. II France
appear to he militaristic, it Is
only because the promises OF Sc
eurity made to her by the rep
rcscnta.ivcs OF other nations have
not been kept. The American
senate repudiated the signatures
OF the representatives OF the Unit.
ed States To the peace documents
and the high hopes that had beer
raised by the moral leadership o.
this country in the closing year:
OF the war and at the peace con.
ference were dashed. The honor
jof America demands that ,hi.
/ great nation redeem its wa
pledges by taking It's proper placi
In the maintenance OF work
peace. pa st'a H
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| Uncommon
| Sense ; ;saa s;z7z
KEEP YOUR TEMPER.


A NAN can acquire courage in an
e hour. 1t has been often dcae on
battlefelds. :. sf-
lie can learn se'frossession in a
year. ~ ,.s'gw efseT si II,
But it takes many years OF intel-
size training 70 teach him to keep his
temper.
Iet these years ara well spent. Tn
less seu srsscefsHiT tlIst your teIaper
10 irritatioR-prcof, you can never be
sure of yourself.
At some time, on some occasion, You
cray lose ali control OF Yourself ssnd do
something thW Eolt viii Fegpet for the
relnainder OF y6nIs life.
It IS stsefri to reach bers boxing
i,ot only because it develops their
isuscles andf enables them TO DEFEND
themselves in ease CT necessity, but
because it is the best lesson in lem.
per-keeping.
No man, without raining. can en-
dgre sudden pain. inflicted by another
man without temporary fit of anger
Doubtless You Esve sometimes
walked along path in the woods be
hind companion and heen snitten
sinarfly in the. face by branch he
released as lie passed. If YOU didn't
lose your temper YOU were hardly
human.
Learn TO avoid sudden anger. which
Is very different from the slow de
l!herate kind which you Ought to feel
In the face Of q great wrong or evil
For, If moved ia quick wrath, the
blood flies 10 your head. your judg-
mem departs, and for few ninnres
or a few seconds yeu are no better
than a maniac.
You may not resort to blows, but
yoa are likely to resort to hot words
that are more dangerous than blows.
for they will he longer remembered.
Nothing worth while was ever nc
cempiished in o fury. No vision, see
ing red. evsr saw clearly. No brain,
flushed with blaod. was ever able to
think.
II is right thar you should be angry
at evil, that you should be indignant
when ven see, for example. a man beat
ing herse or child. But your power
To redress such wrong. even 10 save
the victim. departs ii yen are moved
to violent rage.
Learn 70 keep your teEaper. 1t win
take 4 long hard course OF lessons,
but they will pay.
lcspyright by john Rlsksl
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American History
DAY BY DAY
By T. Z. Gre<s
NOVEMBER IS

Washington Irving. Amer
lean novelist and writer. died
eh November IS. 1859.
Grants army marched on
Holly Springs, Miss, on Nov
emher IS. 1859.
Two legislatures organized
in South Carolina. on Nogem-
Der %. 1876.
American Thanksgiving Day
celebrated throughout Great
Britain TO an extent never
lzsown before. on November
20. 1918.
Sixty American pilots OF the
24o of the Lafayette Escad-
rifle. lest their lives in tho
war, according 10 announce
mont made on November 2S.
1918.
Banquet in the air eaten by
nine passengers in an airplane
n an altitude of $500 feet
over New Jersey. on November
Is. 1918.
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AN ORDINANCE

70 add n new section to Article % Of
tho City Code of Annapolis. TO follow I'M
nedinteiy after Section 90, and TO be
knowa IS Section era.
Section l. Ee Il established and ot,lain.
ed h. The Magor. Coanseiar aud Aider
smfi6a he added 20 the City Code of An
nnpalis 10 folIpw immediately alter Soc.
ton -. OF Article o. 70 he aIiown rs Sec.
ton 23-A. and 10 read as follows:
Section 3;.A,.. EN"y person Applying fei
q permit Ia build garage or ether build.
ing IN which an automobile Is kept. ar 70;
4 building which may be used for tn,
storage Of hay, grain or OTTER tnhamnabl,
uiatefial,s shall state the character OF ia,
lbuiidng To DO erected when so apply Ing
ami no permit shall be granted, in sucl
eases unless Il Is plainly stated that sliel
tbr walls and raaf shall he entirely o.
metal. brick. cement. lille ar attar non.
'onfh1Sllbie substance. except That tn,
frGme may be Of wood. aad the doors ma,
be az woad; II shall no unlawful "a ereei
aby uniiding of the chArncier dedicated
this ardiiranec or 10 usc ,any building ne
now Gscd foe tho purpase eSeopt Is con.
forms 10 4hd qnrcnihiRS OF this ordi.
nance. Any violation, qc this nrdinaBc,
shall nc punished with o ine of five dol
arsi for the first offanse! and frata ten t.
twenty collars for each snhsr1uept OF
fcnse. tn he rcceycrc,iF as fanesS and costs
are row recovered. l2ft8asf. av4
= Serffna a-ird he II further esfabffsie
,lld ordained tbat all orGlnanccs and part
afs ordinances isTconsissant with THIS s1aqlt
nance are hereby repealed
Scclfon 2. AID be II established and
ossiaiaod that this er,iipancc sl,iili take e,
feet from the date OF It's passage.
y Approved Oct. 70. 1929. ~ 4 = xssz.sas
iIcst: Mayor.
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stamnedlna Sentiment.

WHY did you discontinue vacde-
vile as . feature OF your campaign.
inS N wns too popular" answered
.'enafng SeS~aunl. Some OF The audi
eaee> Slid Ire menc'oSiSt made q bet-
Ter spoe~t lisnp did and Ought 70 he
"l' IN l..e ;icsei. r---W,lslling;oa Star.
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Tuesday. December 5. 1922.

1t IL O'Clock Noon;
all Of the property described in said mort.
gage. namely:
teen lots. located on the Brooklyn Park
road lending from Brooklyn To Linthicnm
Heights ami known as Belle Grove Ave
me- IN the Fifth Eleetinn District Of
Anne Arundel coflhty. Maryland and he
ing the same pronerry which vas cna-
veyed unto the said, I,apa Roslsy by Tho
three following deeds. namely:
(l9. Deed from Brunar n. anderson
Bachelor. dated October II. 1917, and rec
oraed amoh& tiir Land ke.ards ef .Annc
Arundel comfy in fsis.er g.. ". No. 1..5
faiid le0. by which decd arc conveyed lots
Nos: -. 81 20 and ga Of .kramme-s
oreed II Plat Book q. ". No. .. folio. 157 !:
p. Deed from Louis II. sciiHeppc and
wife. dated Juno 81. 1921. and recorded
an,onc Csc Land Records Aforesaid IL
decd is conveyed lot No 81 Of 'Rrsmrnes
Shores as shown on said plat: md
III. Dee1 from John KraIpmc ard
wife. dated August .. 1870. and recorded
agouS said Land Aecorsis in Liner ". n.
". No rs. fotin $40, by wbirs deed are
cnnreyed lots Nos. IS. 90 N. H. 70. ~. 81.
-. 80 and "a. rs shown on the aforesaid
piet of kramfnc's Shores
Thu property above Described being i'm.
proved hy large nne-stery franc pavs.,
ion. garage and other oHthniidings ann
bsaing the same property recently occupied
hy rbe aborr named Lena RosIky and Ilsss
hsad as their PLACE af nnsiness under thc
Dasne ~ -Hefic Grove Ina
TERMS OF SAIE:--A deposit of 6xe
hundred dollars lS5O000l xiii be rcGuired
Of the purchaser at time Of sale. and
tho baiaBes ri tie purchase price. Gffh
Interest thereon at The ratio of s1x. r,cr
centam pcr apnnm. 10 be Hsfd IN cash
up0a fati5caffan Of sale.
RIDGEI.T r. MELVIN.
Attorney Named in Mortgage
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE

'Twn scows aad a iaoserhaat viii he sol,
ny e1o, nnf 10 "H Hlot az Sae eas oes
loa2 Ono scow and nlatorbaat can b.
seen on south site nf South River al
Eiyerview Ferry. and the ether scow o.,
the severn River at Whitncy's Ferrf
Terms of sale cash.
Fly order Of M
THE BOARD or COUNTY COMMITS.
Is SloNEkS OF ANNE ARR NDEI
col MY. MI.
1t-1G.at
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Goat And Mule Nascois

Both camps had their mascots. the
Army mule kicking up his heels on
1na side while the Navy goat strut
lied scdateiy on the other. The Navy
also called in dog for mascot serv-
ice. The mule and the goat were con-
Quoted 10 the centre OF the gridiron
and introduced before the game start
ed and treated each other amicably
enough. They were promptly sur
rounded by an army. Of camera men.
Shortly after the game started the
West Pointers provided one OF the
mcst picturesque incidents OF the mat
linse by letting Loose a small .hurri-
cane of strcamcrs in the black, gold
and gray of the Army's celorg. 1t
made q beautiful picture. Another
episode that added TO the gsyety and
briiliancy of the, sReeteele was put
on by the West Pointers In the ne
rod between halves. 4 feat intended
TO REPRESENT the Navy was propelled
or the Geld and sunk ky wicked
locking gun that made almost as much
racket as the cadets. The Navy ad-
herents fotaliated by chanting we
went give M the shin.9 but the weird
looking vessel finally was blown 10
hits and the gridiFen was stFewn with
debris
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TnE IveNINc cApIrAL

IL on sale Al ne following places:
Eeorge W. Jones 1a4 Main Street
William Sshuitsr. ls..... 80 West Street
George =. pavis........1l Maryland Ave.
Che6 G. IeIdnayer. - Maftiand Ace
~Blaebird Confectionery King George st
William Eaker. West & cnfhearAl So
W. z. & a. Sewstand. Short Line Terwinfi
bl. Mlllef. ,..s..............-s9 W cet Strsri
n. Mandri., Third * Severn Age.. Eaetport
Dr. Chatis Is. Henkei. 20 Nafygand ave.
Deliver 10 Annapolis, Eastrari. Ger
mant0wn lnd West Annapolis ry sargier
for 10 ceufs pes uuain.
You csa have ihe EVENING CAI.lTAI.
mailed 10 y0u when o'Nay from the city
by ieafinE gene H4trs trh address - The
Office, for &, rrfiis or npbth: 500 YER
year, pag0hia iu sts 50 cay tspterto~
Ia tie Lniseti HtaSrs ~ ''lTaia.
~~------------s--
Entered ~ Aerspo.' 'nsie.iice rs
Saroei - s-e tr"F.
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FOR OVER 40 YEARS

HALLS oATARRH MEDICINE has
been used successfully in the treat
ment for Catarrh
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
consists of an Ointment which Quick
~ Relieves by local application. and
the Internal Medicine, Tonic which
acts through the Blond on the Mucous
Surfaces, thus reducing the inflamma-
ton.
Sold by all druggists.
r. T. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
p ., dii
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smsth.ns !. Ths,.

s7i ssia arrays hay yaar
- as isialline.i t.an:s
'f ~ Ssse SO SEss.g thar xi.l
III l.. .aaS,:I....:,ls,;.ls are al
ss'~s,st i.s~ssiIs 1'ss;eSs.r. 1T
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West Pointers Generous Foes

After the final whistle had blown,
the West Pointers made mad rush
to the Navy's side or the Geld for
Tho purpose OF serensdsbg them. To
\ the last man. the Annapolis contin-
gent literally TOOK or their hats to
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E.IO.. LEAGUE
ROOFING
sr-.ssss, shset Astai and Slate wsss
~
FnsRs AMI FERNACgs fsaTas..s
AsD RGPaIRge
PMONE saJ-W
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable residence and business
property located Oh y Belle
Grove Avenue. in the Fifth
Election District Of AIMS
Arundel county, Maryland, and
known as Belle Grove Inn

Tnder sand by virtue &C ibe power of
sale contained In mortgage from Lea;
August o. 1927. and recorded .qmnnc The
Land Records. nS Anne Arundaf county in
Liner ". y. w. 40. 81. folio 90. the
undersigned as the attorney named In sail
mortgage. will offer for rale hY public
auction al the Court Ilausc 6oor. ia tho
City of Annapolis Maryland. an
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DIED

RYaN-0n November Goth. nj Ills !
fesidence. 20 ST. John street. Aunabsl
Mrs. JAMES ~. RYAN. aged 10 sd
beloved husband OF Annie g. Ryan
fonngl. 4--'
Funeral Wednesday moralng Npa
her 10Th. from bis late residence al \
n. m. Funeral al Western Comets
baltimore, at II O'Clock. '.l.
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The Ass0cieted i'fess = fxcln-
aiyely entitlei fhc use for re-
publicatlra ~ s r"'rs ereGlied 20
IL or not otefs '-c credited 10
this pgperrbf ,tsgs iae iaCal news
rablishf1 betni1 81 rights ~
re- nubsbwffnta - rpeel9i dis
pstchas hetfin -. also rrserfed
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EiJs will be received by the City Clerk
until ~ o'clock room. Saturday, Norem.
her 81. for 100 HRcar feet Of cohcrete curb
aud gutter, more or less, on Southgatt
AienNe. For further Information. apply ia
W. IL. NANSANT,
n2E CITY cOfnmi ssiOilef.
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And More Popular.
Life is as serious thing rs death
Bailey.
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CARD OF. THANKS

I. Ne desire herewith to thank all
friends for their many kindnesses dui
the iilnesssand death -of-ottr beloved
George Dull, and 10 express appreciai
of the heafitifui herAl tributes sent at
time OF his funeral.
THE FANlill
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W. B. & A. Electric
-. Railroad

MD.CITY TERMINALS
aalf-nourly Service Morning and Evenin,
Ret ESss',, annapolis; Baltimore ard
Washington and Camp Meade
passengers change 1T Naval
Academy Junctien.)
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
West Street station
$40. x55a 400. x6.0. x7.50. s.20. aoD
100, i1.20, A. n. 1920. 1.20, 2.20, 800
i iias Y s e go. GO. 100. $50. 1920
Leave Naval Academy Gate 10 minute,
earlier; State House Station. Blader
Street and College Avenue. seven "a
minutes earlier.
Connecting at Odsnton with p. n. h.
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
Bladen street Station
go 4. u. and half-hourly thereafter At %
and so minutes aftef ench Aour until
GO ssS + |; ~ A., then at 80, 'e5o $780, 1000
$50 and $50 a. NJ. trains daily e1cep,
sunday. g& 49,, ~
LEAVE BALTIMORE--W, q q A.
as. I:s5. SIS. 9c5. 1875, 1l.sa. A. NJ.
60 ss5. 7-s5. 9.s5. 1875 r. NJ. 1885
a. III q :. d. 10
All trains receive or discharge Passengers
az local points between Annapolis and
Naval Academy Junction and at Ship
ley and Linthicum on signal.
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIv.
Howard and Lombard sfs
DID A. A. and haif-hourly thereafter al Is
snd 40 minutes after each boUr until
Clio r. ~. then at T-15 S.f5 p15 fDl5
tl15. r. n, and 12.15. A M
al9 and Gas A NJ trains dali, except
Sunday.
LEAVE WASHINGTON
LOO. Gas. $50. 200. 1000, 100 A. NJ. fz00
Loo. 200. 800. x3.a0. 40, x4.o0 Sen
SW 100. BOO. 100 z. n. I2f0 A. "
x-Daiiy except Sunday
Fer tickets and information apply at our
cify Ticket Offices: West Street Station
csrysl Hall. Short Liue Station. BIaden'
S'fee',
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Nature Has Made Provision.

Nature Has MADE Provision.
Man aaRnct take enough nisroSer
from the cir 70 affect natures hal
aner. Growing plants and animals
b. the most remarkable harmonic pro
cesseS ia nature. maintain the ngonor
ton. oNyges in 100 pounds af ar j
ana nirragen -. Maa cannot aiSHNl
this ratio by little Nitrogen conecn
traitors. ~
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Team Warmly Welcomed

acsfieid for The last two years. He
5 a,so shoftsiop OF The baseball team.
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WANTED

WANTED-Dog. wcll-tralned for aa
pet: male terrier preferred. Mojs,
price: good home given. Address
GS Capital office.
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49, ADVERTISING IN THE CAPf.
TAL BRINGS RESULTS.
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Fer tickets and information apply at oul
sify Ticket Offices: West Street Station
EarreI Nan. Short Iiue Station. BiadeT
stfeef.
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ADVERTISE IN THE EVENING
CAPITAL. III PAYS!
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Iintercd ~ Aersto.. i'nsie.iiee Ne
Snroet ''e-e tf"F,
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amy q - if- Haih NAIfFt-
W Reliable white man 10 vt
on farm, 10 care for 10 cows. and
drive team when necessary Mus
married. with small family. Apply a
Jones, Holly Beach Farm.
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WANTED r. Cook. Apply Maycrhot
Bakery. i32 Main street.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-27
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The Washington times., 1922-12-31
II AM The HAPPIEST MAN
IN WASHINGTON TODAY"

Il have recently learned how fool.
ish it is for anyone to keep on suf
fering from stomach trouble, but il
took me a long time to find ii
out" said Mr.. d. A. Osbourn, OF
i426 Kansas Ave. n. W, Washing.
ton, ID. c.
Il know what il is to be full Of
gas, have cramps, to he nauseated.
and feel sick at the stomach
know what nervous. restless nights
are as well as aching, painful joints
and backache.
But l now know that Dreco
will bring prompt relief from these
ailments. Since taking Dreco I
feel better than I have for many
a day and l wish that every person
in this city who has the same trou.
bles would take Dreco and get the
same relief as I got, for l am the
happiest man in town"
Go today to O'DOnnelrs Drug
Store, 6O4 9th st. N. W., ask for
Mr.. williamson, the well-known
DrecO Expert, and let him explain
the merits Of this great remedy.
There is no charge and he will tell
you IL ne believes DrecO will bene-
fit you.