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New Britain herald., 1922-07-12
WHITE APPOINTED
President Names Indiana Man To Have Charge of Newly Created Posi- ton in Charge of Immigration.

Washington, July 12.-Carl White of Muncie. Ind, at present chairman of the board of review of the depart ment of labor, was today named by President Harding as assistant secre- tary of the department of labor. This position recently was created by an act of congress and Mir. White will have executive charge of all immi- grafton matters. Mir. White has been identified with the labor department since January 1.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-12
IMPORT COAL TO T.. S.

San Francisco, July 12.-Anticipat- cd shortage of coal in the United States because of the strike resulted in more than a dozen ships being chartered by San Francisco interests 10 import coal from Australia, Glas- gow and Cardiff.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-12
HAGUE CONFERENCE IS ON
 VERGE OF FAILURE SINCE
 RUSSIANS SEEK 700 MUCH
MAN RECENTLY HEIR TO MILLION KILLED
 IN MOTOR ACCIDENT

Utica, N. r.. July l2.-Fred- erick B. Rutter. 23 years old, died this morning from an in- Jury received shortly after mid night when the motor car he was driving few miles north of the city went into the ditch. To an already large fortune which Rutter possessed was added a few months ago con- siderably over million dollars left him by an uncle.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-12
THE WEATHER

Hartford. July 12.-Forecast for New Britain and vicinity: Fair tonight. Thursday partly cloudy, probable thunder show CTS; little change fin tempera- ture,
New Britain herald., 1922-07-12

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Evening star., 1922-04-13
WOODSIDE

WOODSIDE.
Very attractive home, Just Of from the
future development of 10th ST. Extended
House well built and modern: 6 large rooms,
bath; lot 19O feet front by deep depth. Garage
Easy terms. Price. $1O.s Address Box
24-E, Star office,
Evening star., 1922-04-13
wANrED-RooMs

wANTED-Unfurnished. rooms, kitchenefses
couple no children; vicinity Of Lincoln farK
brook;and. Address Box 55-D, star once:
FURNISHED, light housekeeping rooms
with bath etc; must be reasonable; 10! cou-
pie; In quiet locality; state terms AoG,sss
Rox 330-D, Star ONCE 10
WANTED-By married couple. no children. We
or three furnished or unfurnished. Ink. rooms
and bath, IN northeast section; reasonable 40
dress Box 300-D. Star oface ts
II.ADY desires furnished room with privaIe
family; apartment preferred: near New nav!
bldg; reasonable. Brettner, IO7 2..nd ST. n.W.
ONE or two rooms, kitchenette: unfurnished;
walking distance Treasury; couple; permanent
maximum $40. Call Main 7ll6
BY REFINED lady, unfurnished room, close
in, NV Address Rox 6S-E. star once. IA
ROOM for young man; strictly private family:
state terms. Address BOX 1ca-E, star once.
YOUNG JAPANESE wishes room in private
family. Address Box 39-E. Star once. -.
LARGE, unfurnished rooms, kitchenette ana
bath. Call Frank. 7140J Reasonable IA
WANTED-RGOMs WITH BOARD.
YOUNG LADY desires room and board In wen
appointed, private home; references e1chanSeo'
Address BOX 53-E, Star office.
SUBURBAN ROOMS WITH BOANp.
WANTED At ONCEROOM AND BOARD
for couple with seven-month-oid BABY; reason
Able. Chevy Chase preferred. Address sox
5S0D, Star office. To-
Evening star., 1922-04-13
More and-I Less MONEY!

More Land-Less Money.
Modern bungalows ON acre tracts at beauti-
full Alcova Heights; SIS monthly buys half-acre
nome site; cheapest high-class suburban sec
non or nearby Virginia; street car frontage.
brook: ideal location for fruits. poultry and
vegetables Take car or bus at 18th and Pa.
ave. Tor Alcova or Columbia. By auto drive
out Columbia pike TO residence property.
City office, 301 Jenifer bldg
j. CIOSU BYARS Arlington
Evening star., 1922-04-13
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE-COutfnued.

VERY ATTRACTIVE, NEW. GROOM BUN
heat. modern plumbing. ON large lots sufficient
for chickens. home vegetables and flowers;
price, $500 Also beautiful new 4-room bun
galOw. with modern improvements; price,
81. 500; $500 cash and $40 per month. including
int: or $500 cash and $50 per month. Apply
]. Il. ROGERS. owner. phone Hyattsyilie 56J.
TAkOMA PARK-BEST BARGAIN.
M.soo-5-room bungalow: all modern i'm
provements; lot 42 BY $50. House can be
finished in 10 days ready for occupancy. Block
and half from car line
$6000-7 rooms. semi-bungalow; all modern
improvements. Easy terms
$7.0O-5 rooms. extra large and well
ranged; nearing completion; will have double
noors-oak In principal rooms-freplace and
hot-water heat. Very attractivey situated
and near cars.
Others include double houses at $500 to
81 900.
LILLE & HENDRICK,
x (n--"'f Vpknma Park al ROD w
Evening star., 1922-04-13
RENTAL BUREAU.

ROOMS APARTMENTS s-HousEkEEPING
suites-Five hundred Of them. all PERSON- M
ALLY INSPECTED by us, to choose from.
Every detail in our files Let do the chas-
Ing, you do the choosing. Investigate. WASH.
lNGTON SERVICE BUREAU. All Dis!nct
National Bank bldg. Main 2133. u
DRAWINGS on file Of single and double fur
nished rooms; save searching Illustrated Ken
tai Co.. 1911 G St NV, room 41O w
Evening star., 1922-04-13
OUT-OF-T0WN REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE OR RENTl.ICTTRESQUE KEEP
Iryst mountains. near Harpers Ferry), COM
oineo as summer resort. sanatorium, fruit
and truck farm. chicken nt etc: an excep-
tional location; beneficial springs: all essential
health advantages unexcelled Mrs. wM. NJ.
CLARK. Keep Tryst. X. +. D.. Neverton. Md.
Evening star., 1922-04-13
OWNER LEAVING CITY.

OWNER LEAVING CITY
Sacrifice beautiful new tapestry brick home.
half block of 14th st. near Park road. Has q
rooms, tiled bath. sleeping porch, open FIRE
place. breakfast porch. h.-w. h, electricity. oak
noors and every convenience. An exceptional
home and good buy for some one. IS. $50. terms.
No agents. Address Box 306-C, Star Office.
Evening star., 1922-04-13

I HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE OF MY
corner home in Petworth to less than rre-w9
Arure. Six rDoms tile bath: h.-w-h.. electr
lights: hardwood noors and trim: instantsneo
water heater; extensive improvements
GLIDING new soof, just finished. Address u
05-E, Star once. 49,
Evening star., 1922-04-13
FOR sALE-sroREs
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

PAIGE, 7-passenger touring; good condition; !;
new paint. Will exchange for clear lot, equity
in small house sell on easy terms. Ad-
dress Box 12-E, Star ONCE. 10
GOOD LOT WORTH $500. FOR LIGHT CAR
Of like value; Dodge. Hup or Reo. ADDRESS
Box 268-D. Star Office. IL.
EIGHT ROOMS, BATHS, AND SHOWER.
new detached home in SauIs Subdivision, con-
tanning all modern improvements, built-in
bookcases and refrigerator, cement and stone
porches; will exchange for small siDroom
house in NV section. Phone Main 2oI7. Mh
BARTLETT
Evening star., 1922-04-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

COS 18th st. NV.
Also 516 q ct. NV.
Three-room nat, second floor 18s
1As &IRARD sT.-5 ROOMS AND BATH.
$50. GEO. W. LINKINs, 17l9 K ct.
ROOMS AND BATH; NEWLY DpCoRAr.
cd; $40 Per month. II NEY REALTY CO..
726 18th ct. NV. Main 8o08. Z
f428 BELMONT ET.-6NE K06H DINING
room and kitchen combined, and bath. GEO.
W. LINKINS. 171e X st. :
18th ST. AND COLUNBIA kD.--3 LARGE
rooms. private bath; steam hent hot 1nter
2A87 18th It. u.v. Apply at store "
Evening star., 1922-04-13
LANHAM & HILL,
I4oo H NV.

High-Class Investments.
Mr.. Business Man or Investor,
look these over and call US for
Evening star., 1922-04-13
TNvEsTMENr PRoPERTY,

fW6 MODERN TNvK5FNHNT PR6PEKTff6;
e6od locations: paying excellsnt rsturnsi sood.
WIN 1eil at q bargain with substantial cash
pa1meut Address Box t8rR Star afacaA 1ss
Evening star., 1922-04-13
APARTMENTS TO LET

1ss SHEPHERD ST. NV. 1C0R. sfhy-EN.
tire second door, rooms. complete Kitchen.
private bath. sleeping porch; gas. electricity;
one block from car and bus lines. Apply owner,
drat door, s to o pm. 14s
DESIRABLE 3-R & BATH HOUSEKEEPING
apartment In modern hreproof building, 10
Gated In best northwest section. Price, 37a.
Possession April rs
ELLERsoN q wEMpLE,
7S4 18th st. NV. Main eos.
Evening star., 1922-04-13
NEARBY VIRGINIA..

Cozy, modern bungalows and homes, financed
and built In new subdivision IN Aurora
Heights, Va. Why buy something planned
years ago for some one else? Build something
r. D. MCPHERSON.
734 18th st. NV Main f8Q5 .
Evening star., 1922-04-13
DAVIDSON q DAVIDSON,
1A24 X af
SALT WAFER FARM

SALl WA EN- VIA1NNN.
"a .eres on Potomac over state road; creek
esch SIDE property: Broom house: need: slight
repair. Good outbuNdincs icts Of fruit. pri-
rounds, good land Including fufnituFe. cook
fns utenslist stores, swings, rowboat stc., q
bSreain for "a, 500. Address Box 27o-D, Star
Evening star., 1922-04-13

BY owNER-1Ol2 MASS. AVE. N.w.-CEN-
tral L. rooms. baths; h.-w.h., electricity;
garage: brick.
Evening star., 1922-04-13

CHEVY CHASE HOME AND FARM co.
Several choice building lots to exchange for
equities fn dwellings, - = q Z.
5S1e Oann. -ass. AN. c1syA 17S1.
Evening star., 1922-04-13

VIRGINIA BARGAINS.
s., ,000-Six rooms, acre of ground. fruit. chick
en- houses. fenced in, no other improve
ments
8, $3,S00-Five-room bungalow. lot 20 By $50.
electricity, full basement, in Arling-
ton Park. VIII sell for $500 cash.
$4,500-Five-room bungalow, gas. electricity,
Areola heat, garage. lot 60 by $50.
$500 cash
$S.5oo-six rooms. all improvements. chicken
house, garden, lawn, fruit. Terms.
$5,950-Four rooms and Pullman breakfast
room. sleeping porch, front porch.
bath. gas. electricity. Terms.
For information concerning any OF above
properties. inquire Lyon Park office. To reach
Lyon Park. take Falls Church trolley at Mt.
Vernon station. 18th street and Pennsylvania
ave. Get on at Lyon Park station. Commuta-
tion fare, 10Ia cents.
RUBY LEE MINAR,
washington Virginia
4l2 Evans Bldg. Lyon Park Ofice
Main 1l45. Clarendon 273-J-1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-21
SATURDAY. JANUARY 81, 1922.
THE ROAD TO SUCCESS

Down in Nashville, Tenn. is a
humble citizen, - years old. a
current newspaper item says, who
runs an elevator in a department
store. Amusing himself during
his leisure hours by manipulating
some old wire from baled hay. he
conceived the idea OF fashioning
it into a rat trap. The trap work
ed SO welf that he won rat
catching competition held BY the
Commercial Club OF that city.
Now he has been offered $25 600
cash for the patent rights. or
$1,000 down and five cents roy
atty on every trap sold.
All of this goes to prove the
truth Of the epigram, by some at
tributed to Ebert Hubbard. and
by others to Emerson: IF man
write better book, preach bet
ter sermon, or make better
mousc-trap. than his ncighbor.
though he build his house in the
woods, the world will make .
beaten path to his door" Con
ditions were not prOpitious for the
attainment OF even a modest for
tune by the Nashville worker.
Having reached the age OF -,
without having advanced to any
higher position than that OF an
elevator operator. he generally
would have been regarded rs one
10 whom no more opportunities
would come.
The story of his case should be
an inspiration to ambitious per
sons to whom success has not vet
come. When one considers the
countless things used by the hu-
man race and the countless
things i'll which mankind IS in
tcrestcd, it seems as though near
" every person. il he chose wise
~ and applied himself to it. could
effect an Improvement on at least
one of that vast number and So
win the worlds homage.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-21
~ EtN4S Ut Lii
by DOUGLAS MALLOCEi
LIVE LIKE A ROSE.

HE year is coming to Il close;
The days are falling one by
one
Like petals Of dying rose,
\ bloom that still in beauty goes
When all her garden days are done.
and what is life? It is a wear.
However many years it SPAN
In childhood's sprinGtime "a appear,
10 live the summer OF Il man.
ANA then 10 feel the autumn here.
And what is death? The final dry
81 lifc's Short year. a day like these
when summer puis her garb away
AMT Winter winds begin 10 play
Their wild. tempestuogs harmonies.
Live like the reese: The roses bloom
Not for themselves but for the earth.
Pink lamps thar garden walls i'lume--
\ decoration for oar mirth.
A holy solace Tor the tomb.
Die like q rose: It's Petals fall.
But If is sweetness 10 the end
oh. ii is something. after all.
To be rose beside tho wall,
Beside the way to he friend.
tCcpyrlsht)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-21

DIED


- ruFRIAND SudJe'Iy in baltimore
civ an Jaunary -. MAZE AEAAt - f.
az Annapolis widow II pr. cameron
Srtheriaid of Baltimore. and daughter
Of th,. late Anne Saith and Capi. James
Armacest. 4. :. a.
Funeral from the residence II aCF
cousin. pr i Fuller Frames, $l@n y
Caivcrt street baltimore. Monday
january ~ az 10 a. IN tnicrmea' lh
tsreeunoDg. cemetery.
rf,lNK- Ianuarv le. l922. az the homie
IT rs aust. @ll1 West Lafayette aNenGe,
BaltiluDre JOHN T.. aged - years. son
II JOAN n and Rosie HasA brinE. az
Annapolis.
Funeral tomorrow tSuadayl from ia,
residence. ~ ills mo4hcr, @6 EaSt sirt't w
3 O'Clock luterHrHt IN hawai- cemetery
al ~ N--At the home 81 lietec,a Z. Han
@6 calvert street. Annapolis, on ! .u5l !
II IH.- at $50 a.. u.. JOHN lt.Nt'l
QUEEN
[ir Queen WAS for many years c"i-oNct
hy the late Charles wilson as 8 Timer 4 b.
fuv - years WAS an employee g. tAr N"N"i
Academy Gle IS Survived uN oh2 Na.a
us,era! fram sshary y. j. uur.a Mon
day at $ -. ia. Mterneat brewer hl
cemetery.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-21
PRACTICING WHAT WE
PREACH
81 Irwin ;. Cobb

Mos; OF US are ready 10 preach thrift
for others. Not enough Ct us are will
ing TO practice il on our own account
Probably the nam who FRS; suggested
thai The rest OF The world shotld put
By something for a rainy day didn't
own IN umbrella himself
Many peopl, look on thrift as some
OF us look upon a boil on another
mans neck IN TIC spring Of the ye2r
We Tell MIN comlortingly that q BOIL
on his neck IS a good thing Tor him
it'll purify MS blood, clear his system
OF poisons. make his general health
better Later on We assure him he'll
feel ever 50 much happier for having
undergone the present experience.
3ut for all that none Of rs would care
70 have that oil transferred from the
other mans neck to our neck.
IN way OF speaking the same thing
applies 10 The practice Of a rational
thrift Too often the average Ameri-
can follows the line of least resistance
in this matter When times are good
he thinks he has no need 10 save hnd
when times are bad he has nothing 70
save anyhow Our spirit ol national
optimism is such that across the fair
part OF a fat year we fail TO discern
the creeping shadows Of lean years
coming after The Arkansas noun
taineer who explained that he didn't
mend the hole in his roof because in
stormy weather he couldn't mend il
and in fair weather he had no need 10
mend it because it then didn't leak
was typical Of a whole lot of us.
The United States Government in
carrying on its Thrift Campaign is
striving TO combat this common ten
dency amongst our people. The gov
eminent, through the Treasury De
partment is trying to show Us that q
reasonable frugality does not near
miserliness; that the possession Of
honestly earned, saneiy saved money
lmakcs us more valuable to ourselves
and to our ncighbors as citizens anC
more useful, collectively. as nation
Treasury Savings Securities take the
| mortgage of TIE present and make
brighter The prospect Of tho future. II
everyone of us during 1922 makes III
his mind or her mind % acquire
Treasury Savings Securities-a and t
keep them-this year viii be a hap
pier year for Americans and more
stable year for their country Vel
know then that We cant so broke I'M
less the United States goes broke
irst-and that's not probable.
Let us do this and the vendors o.
worthless and fraudulent schemes OF
investment will lose their main source:
OF income. the ny-by-night promoter
will suffer. the bucket shopper vii
feel The pinch Of sudcn poverty. ant
the man who lives by crooked fnan
cial devices will go to and fro be
moaning his fate.
But the rest of us Will be ininite!!
better off
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-21
YOU MIGHT MEET 4 FOOL

On one of the much travelled
roads of the country is a sign
that reads: Danger - Sharp
Curve-You Night Meet a Fool"
Such a sign is calculated to make
4 driver sit up and take notice.
The latter sees at almost every
sharp turn notice to proceed
with caution, or to blow his horn.
and comes to be little impressed
by them. He has confidence in
his ability to avoid running into
another car But if there is a fool
III the other car the efforts OF the
most skillful driver to escape 4
collision may be futile
There would be far fewer auto
mobile mishaps if every driver
would bear constantly i'll mind the
possibility that there may be q
fool ahead. not only on sharp
curves, but ON stretches OF
straight road. 1t is unwiSe to as
sumo that each car on the high
way IS in charge OF an experienced
driver who knows the traffic
rules and will obey them. You
nlay think that inaSmuch as YOU
are keeping on Your side OF the
road there IS no danger i'll run
hing your car at high speed. But
YOU might meet 4 fool who will
not stick 10 his side OF the road.
The fool whom YOU might meet
IS not necessarily another driver
lie may be 4 pedestrian. Bearing
in mind at all times that there are
Slow-witted folk in the world. who
may be found in all places. and
that there is 4 possibility that YOU
may ENCOUNTER one, YOU will not
be 50 likely to meet with mis-
haps as if YOU took it for granted
that all persons are level-headed
and know enough to keep out OF
harms way.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-21
NEW TREASURY SAVINGS
CERTIFICATES

The new issue OF Treasury Savings
Certificates. whicA was placed on sale
on December IS last. has aroused
much favorable comment These GER
iifcates, which mature il fve years
and sell al the rate Of $50 for Sloo
maturity valae. are offered IN three
denominations $i00 ana 81 0J0--
and every certificate is registered in
the name Of the purchaser 2s 4 pre-
lection against loss in case OF IRE
theft. or other unavoidable ageucr II
the certificates are held a. maturity
they yield interest a. the rate OF AZ
per cent. compounded semi-annually.
II redeemed before maturity, they
yield interest AZ the rate OF about ~
per cent. compounded semi-annually.
Any person. firm or corporation. or
every member OF a family. firm. OF
corporation may hold $4,000 maturity
value OF certificates issued IN any cal
endar year
This investment says the PROV
dence tR. ID Journal. els the only one
when is absolutely secured agains,
depreciation The certificates are not
negotiable. and the Treasury always
stands ready to redeem them II COS.
and accrued interest. The Treasury
Will have early use for the money de-
rived from this Offering, since some
$500 000 600 worth Of outstanding saw
ings stamps fall due on January J
1923 With 4 Tefunding operation II
view, the old stamps Will he accepted
in exchange for the new issue. And
the latter's increased interest rate is
an invitation to carry the previous in
Vestment along"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-21

10. iGa Divorces.
In The Circuit Court for Anne Arundel Go.
To the said Howard HoIIingsworth, Nom
ResoEicnf. Defe3dant:-
The OBJECT of this salt * TO obtain de
cree dfporcing the plaintiff. Eleanor lIol-
lingsworth, FROM the defendant, Howard
HoliingSw orth.
The Bill states:
|. That the said Eleanor liulliugs-
worth aud Howard HoiliEESworth Were
married on the 18th day of December. IN
the year 1909. aud lived toEs ther until the
month of August. IN the year l9iI.
!" That the said Howard !Ioliingswurth.
defendant; without inst cause, abandoned
ana deserted the said Eleanor Holdings
%Gr,n S"G nn i' fte7i3 f} @@+,e a1
three years and is datihpsi e1 iI3ti .iA'h
and the serarati,2a q l'e pariilfgs ES%ar4
s. That there were ninr rhI!drcn born
as result; OF said parriJge,, namely
Junaiti, i years Old: Howard. 10 years
OLD: Maria 5 years old. and Eizab Oh.
wears old and that said children are IL
the custody Of their mother Eleanor lioi-
lnEsworth
4 That the plaintiff has been a resident
81 Anne Arundel county. Maryland, foI
more thGu three years before this suit was
). That The defendant. Howard Hol
HaEsWur;h is nonresident of lie state
OF Maryland.
AMI Isks thai the said Eleanor Uollings-
worth he divorced Il tinc,ilo IuatFimOni
from the said Howard uoilingswocth: and
for such other relief aS L"r case may re
qUirc
il IS thcreupon This 9Th dag Of January
49,. by yhr Circuit tHnal f"r Anne Arui'
del Comfy. in EqUity. ordertd That the
plaintiff by c.tfsiHG COY % TITS of'inl
20 br inserted ia iSpmQl.Te. Wsg2tsr .pfF
Iished 81 Anne Arundel county, Maryland
olC. In each II fotir suiie Il ~ U'ceEg IT.
fore che Nth day of February. i22. .HaNt Giv
ing notice - Howard ilOiiiugSWorth. non
resident defendant, OF the obicc' Of thi'
suit ana the substance "t the said 1911 81
Complaint. ana lnercl. warming him e
appear in this Court in person OF by solici
tor on ar before The 2ith day of February
1872. To answer the premises ana 10 shoV
cause. ii any he has. why decree should
not be passed a. prayed.
NNI y WOODWARD.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court 70:
Anne Arundel County.
True Copy. Tcs::
WA. n WOODWARD. Clerk.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-21
RHEUMATIC JolNrs -
. e RaS Pain Right Out Try This! : 22 sjsE

small trial bottle OF old-.ime st.
jacob Oil' at any drug store and in
jast moment you1l re free from
rheumatic pain. soreness and stiffness.
Don't suffer, Relief and cure awaits
YOU "St. Jacobs" Dir. has cured mil
lions OF rheumatism sufferers in the
last half century. and is just as good
for sciatica. neuralgia. lumbago. back
ache. sprains and syellings.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-21
CRUEL.

rheumatism is pain only" Not
one case in fifty requires internal
treatment. Stop drugging, Rub sooih-
ing. penetrating st Jacobs Off di-
rec.ly into your sore. stiff joints and
muscles ana relief comes instantly.
St. Jacobs OH" is q harmless rheu-
matism cure which never disappoints
and cannot 5urn or discolor the skin.
Linn y up. Quit complaining, Get
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-21
An Inquiry Direct.

Annapolis Banking build
il
5
Brooklyn make al
in
published
all
diverse minds
changed IS course"
o
feet coming habor
July ships
all approaching the diagonal lines
first
When she reached the Diamond Point changed
Of Cuba
changed
Cooks Testimony Sehley Inquiry
Admiral
change the OF the BROOKLYN found that he had substantially
field Schey
the
between shield side
tell
or hadrertg
turning rapdya
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-21

Since she has a republican form Of
government, YOU can't blame China
for desiring to run her postoffces.
That's what our Republican Govern
ment is doing.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-21

Captain
quiry nd wasgir TO october IA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-21
AUCTION SALE
NEW PASSENGER AUTOS,
TRUCKS, TIRES.
TUBES AND ROBES.

For account of banks a|d wauuf9 urrr>
we are commissioned t0 sell at Pubhv auC
tiaa about thirtv ABSoI4CTEIN NEW
Autos AND TIL CHS. Popular aud well
known makes unoNg which we mention
Iodgc ord Oldslnoiiic Oakland, tols
-" Maxwell. American balanced 70
Roadstrrs. TourugS. Srlans ahd toupts
and United States. Watson. Piedmont and
Ford Trucks Also about 1000 absolutely
nc1c and fresh TIRES AND TUBES. al.
sizes from .NN3 to- 3N>T. consisting 81
Eclly Springfield. ltvod. United states
iircstone. Miller Fisk. Pennsylvania
Diamond. Goodrich aud liuhbell. Ais.
about lm ALL WOOL 5GNt3 inch N It
ROBES that usually sell at SIS to -
70 dealers this sale presents an oppor
tunity Of lifetime 10 secure high grad,
compliment and stock at far less than
manufacturing cost. Inspection may ht
mutc the day prior 10 sale.
TEBMS--A deposit OF 20 percent. re
quired ~ tiule EFF purchase. lialau"e 10 he
paid ana purchases go be removed within
3 DAYS.
TINE THURSDAY. JANUARY 90. 1899
10 O'CLOCK y. NJ.
PLACE = BROADWAY STORAGE
WAREHOUSE. l70i T.. FayCttc III.
Baltimore, Nd.
Z. T. NEWELL d CO.
AUCTI0NEERS.