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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-09
oHoLOST DoMISLJAvEGA
RUSKEGA "PAPEzh''.

RuSlJa le KfScduShd u0HO1"'
Sc pa ne klanja rimSkemu papezu.
Ina svojega lastnega "svetega O.
ceta'', ki je Sicer pO narodnoStl
Rus, drugaee pa ina vse tiste zee
dnosti' kot rimski. Pred vsem Sc
,odlikuie po grabezljivOsti in po
brezsrGnosti. Ia krepOSt je Vedno
diGila rimske papeze, zakaj b. To-
rel itudi ruski ne smell biti tax?
Ruski papez Sc seveda imenuJe
najviSSji patriiarh. Ime sedan1ega
.je TikhOn, niegov veren sodruS Je
nadSkof Nikandei.
Ko je ruska vlada pred nekaJ
tedni izdala ukaz, mai Sc pobere
eerkvene in samoStanSke zaklade,
.da Sc pomaga stradaioeemu naro-
du; da Sc gladu umiraioeim Ru-
som OBJ VOlgi kupi kruha, Sc Je ru-
ski papez ali patrijarh uprl. Ru-
ska vlada Sc nj dolgo ozirala nego
ie svetega oGeta zaprla In MIN
yred tudi nadSkofa Nikandela. -
Bas sedai Sc vrSi V MOSkvi obrav-
nava proti NINA pred reyoluelJo-
narSkim SodiS6em.
Oba neSramna Samogoltneza Sc
naibrz zavedata, da je V RuSlJl ma
milione ljudi, XII so pObozni. to Sc
pravi zabiti in gotOvo bOdo protes-
trail, da Sc tako grdO postopa 2
naGelnikoma ruskih lOpovov. 10 ]e
mogoee sklepati IL arrogance all
nadute nesramnoSti patrijarha, k
10 kaze pri Obravnavi.
".Jaz vIadam vsem zveStim YER
nixon Rustic, " ie rekel osabno
patriiarh, SIN vsem cerkvam IN
zategadel tudi vsemu cerkvenemu
premozenju, katerega ne more nih-
-ce drugi vzeti kOt bog. "
Tako govori Sveti mOz. DelStvo
ie, da tudi bog ne more vZeti, kan
imaio farji. Steer pa, ee bi incl
bog kai oprayiti V zadevi ~uSklh
popov, bi iih re zdavnaj Posmo'
dill Strelo.
Ko ga je sodiSee opomnilO ma gro
zno bedo in ma deiStvo, ola bi Sc
.dalo ma stotisoGe OSeb reSiti Smrtt
miljardami, katere ina nagro-
madene ruska cerkev, je patnlarh
odvrnil, da beda nj niegova styaI
temveG Stvar Wade.
Izredno krSeanSko, kai? Bog j
tisti, ki da suSo, 6e hOGemO yerJe
ii zatrdilom baS tiStih pOpOv, q
bog nj tisti, ki mai blazi gOrje, tt
ie dolznost Wade. Resnica je to
dolznost cerkve nj blaziti bedC
ampak grabiti in krasti, kjerkot
Sc nudi prilika, vlada MAJ skrbl
In se ie ruska vlada dOvoll kre'
menita in Sc zaveda SvOje dolzno.
sti, tedai mai brez posebnih cere
monii zepleni cerkvenO premoze'
ME in kupi zani vsega, kar ruSb1
narod nujno potrebuie. AkO Sc DO
do lopovski patrijarhi kaj upirali
Sc jih lahko po nairajsi pOti po
size "k liubemu bOgu", ma katere
ga ra6un Sc rediiO.
Naravnost ostudno ie, kar poee
njajo posve6eni lumpi. Mi pa We
mo, da ruSG pop ali rimski pop
protestansh pop ali .tursH pop
vsi so 81 verni bratci med sebOj
vsi grabezliivei, vSi samogoltnez
In vsi hijenSki.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-09
PoGUMEN CLovEK.

Rihard Matralla V Ironwoodu
Mich. je pogumen clovek. Hladno
krvno je pripeljal sod munsajns
ma postaio elektriene zeleznice II
ga, zavali potem ma karo, XII ie vo-
lila v Hurley, Wis. Sreeno ga iC
"prilifral" do Bessmera. Mich
tam so mu pa dragoceni tovor "a
plenili prohibiciiski agentie. Bill ie
obsojen potem ma federalnem SO
diSGu V Marquette.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-09
POSTNA SLUzBA JE LJUDSKA
SLUZBA, PRAVI GENE
RALNI POSTAR
! WORK.


Upeljalo Sc je takozvani "Postal
Improvement Week" ali poStno
izboljSevalni teden, namcnom,
da Sc pozove sodelovanje iavn5sti
V izboIiSanju poStne sluzbe. Malo-
kod ma svetu maio tako popolno
poStno sluzbo kot baS V Zdruzenih
dzavah. Tu Sc izvrSuje poStne po-
sic po nainoveiSih in naipraktie
nejsih nacinih, vlada pa hoct, da
Sc odpravi Sc preostale neGC stat
Ike, katere Sc najde tn pa tam. IL
tega razloga je sedanji generalni
poStar Work zaeel delovati ma to,
da Sc organiizra kolikor mogoce
Inajvec govornikov kar IL vrst po-
Stnih uslHbencev, cd naiviSiih pa
vse doll do poslednjega pismono-
Sc, ola Sc ameriSko iavnoSt Sezna
nj tistimi tezkocami, katcre sc
bo dalo nailazie odpraviti, &C BIZ
ia iavnost sama sodelovala po svo,
jih mo6eh. Kdorkoli poseduie la,
govorniStva bo pozvan, ola sodclu.
je V tenn. I'll bodo poiasnjevali lin
dem razne postne doloebe in sistc
me, XII SO veljavi in polasnili
kalo mai postopa navaden clovek
da pripomore do lepSega poStnegs
roslovania. Ce bi Sc liudie zavze
! Il "a to ideio vecji meri, bi bilt
vsei sploSnosti V. korist.
'FPostna sluzba ie liudska slaz
ba," ie rekel generalni poStar
Work, "kaiti postni department
Sc mora truditi, ola izvrsi zeli
'IIjudstva tako dobro kot ie mogo
&c. Nobena druga dezelna usfano
va ne prizadeva tako direktnp j
indirektno liudstva kot bas postn
: Sluzba. Idealna in popolna NOR
ia sluzba biti lie tedai, Ge izvrSui
,syoje naloge V popolno zadovol
most vseh Glanov naroda. Y n ne
+ men je potrebno, ola vsak po&tl
: nsluzbenec izvrSi vse svoia dolznC
: .sti kolikor more naiboljse in h(
S nem pojasni zanimaioGim ljuden
: kai morajo vedeti. da Sc r's bod
u poiavliale ovire cd zunanje stGan
t &c bi naprimer vsak elovek pazi
!, da bo napisal natancen nasiov. kf
o kor mora biti, bi bilo pismo dost!
i vlieno naslovliencu nailIra!.scr
Gasu. Liudie kai radi zapiseio NJ
V siov tako. kakor ga s1isiio, name
i sto da bi ga zapisali tako, kako
) ga ie treba zapisati
i To bi velialo z'asti "a mas, ];
r nismo veSGi angleSkega iezika. :
Krajevna imena ie treba vcdn
zapisati tako kot so zapisaaa in n
kot Sc iih izgovaria. Vsako rism
bi tudi morale nositi naslov odpo
Siliatelia, tako ola ga posta lahk
vrne V slueaiu, ce ga ne more dc
staviti naslovliencu,
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-09
ETNA GRMI.

IL Cataniie V Siciliji Sc poroca,
da je ognienik Etna zopet zaeel
groziti svoii okolici. Velikanski cr-
nj oblaki dina Sc dvigajo IL ME
govega zrela in V niegovi notra-
niosti bobniio podzemske sile {
strahotnim glasom, katerega je sli-
Sati mnogo mill dalee ma okoli.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-09
POPOLNA ZMAGA GENERALA
WU.

Tientsin, Z. maia. Razblto
armada general Gang Tso Lima so
nocoj cete generala WI Pei f'u
popolnoma obkolile. General Gang
je zbezal, spremljan samo po teles-
nj strait
General WI ie ustanovil glavni
stan V Tientsinu. Zeleznica pod
Sankaikvanom Sc nahaja pod po-
polno kontrolo topovskega ognja
z njegovih boinih ladij. = Med
Tientsfnom in LvancovOm Sc naha
ia Stirideset vlakov nalozenih $
cetami generala Canga. Okoli njih
Sc polagoma stiska obroc WI Pei
Fuove armade. To bo prisililo Can
govo armada, da Sc poda.
Celia brigada in nekaj regimen
| TOW DO vrhu vzhodno cd Tsientsi-
ma Sc je podalo zmagovitim Wuo-
vim 6etam. One Cangove cete, ki
so izven tega okrozia, pa postaJa-
jo eedalje boli redkejse, ker voJa-
| XII dezertirajO trumoma.
General WI ie dospel Tsient-
sin zadnio nedelio in ostal od te-
dai V svoiem vlaku ma zelezniskl
postal. Tam ga ie obiskal nekl
francosh polkovnik kot zastopnlk
mednarodnih sill in zahteval od
lniega, da Sc pomakne kan dru-
gam. ker Ge ostane tam, krsi do
llocbe protokola, katerega so skle-
nila svetovne sile Kitajsko OBJ
casu boksarske vstaje.
General WI ie odgovoril, da Je
sameea sebe imenoval governerJa
Chill province IN lie ukazal COVER
nerjevi strait, da ga varuJe. Me
gova petnaista brigada Sc ]e tudl
utaborila poleg postaje.
Francoskemu pollzovniku ie po-
jasnil, da ie niegova navzocnost V
Tsientsinu potrebna, da vzdrzuje
red. Mednarodni zastopnik ie po-
Item posial obvestilo dogodku IN
: ternacijonalnim uradom V Pekfng
j |potom brezzicnega brzojava.
Telegrafske in telefonske Aee
so bile danes pretrgane. Neki vlak,
XII ie oddrdral proti Pekingu, ie
? dospel lie osemnaist mill dalec, po-
tenn je bill ustaylien cd Wuovih
Get, li zasleduieio generala Can
ga.
General WI ie hotel razorozitl
! vse Cangove cete, XII so Sic skozi
Lvaneov, Ko ie razorozeval neki
oddelek pomoeio 1900 m& bro.
r jeee posadke, ie dospel nov vlak
in zaeel napadom, Wuove eete
so Sc morale umakniti.
Cangove eete Sc nahajajo V sla-
], benz staniu. So brez zivil in same
; pretiio uporom. Posamezni spo-
padi Sc vrsijo skoro neprestano IN
prebivalstvo V Tsientsinu Sc ne u
pa zaspati. y
Najhuja ie situaciia Pehtsan
GU, XII ie oddalien kake stiri mile
severo-zapadno cd tukai. Tam ie
prva Cangova brigada popolnoma
,oplenila meste IN prebivalstvo be-
Ii v Tsientsin.
I Ko nitro bodo cete generala WI
zajele glavno silo gen. Canga, ka-
tero maio re obkolieno, bo drzav
|ljanska yoina koneana "a nekai
| casa vsai. -.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-09
GRozNA sMRT DELAvcA.

George De Frise IL Chicago je V
eni cikaskih ieklarn nasel grozno
smrt.. z elektrienim dvigalom je
dvignil velik kotel raztopljenesa
jekla. Radi nekega nedostatka Sc
.ie pa kotel zvrnil in grozen slap
raztopljene kovfne Sc ie> zli' mani
ter ga sezgal ma mestu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-09

Tega ne poroca kak poSc5cn de-
lavski priiateli nego pocoecva'ec.
enega chicaSkih meseaI>kih dnev-
nikov. On ie potoval in Sc po;nJe
DO draw in piSe, da je stavia po-
polna. Povsod vlada naJp0polneJ-
sa nedeliska tiSina, XII vzbuja
strah srcih vsemogocnh premo-
garskih kraljev, H so Sc Zacctkn
stavke Sirokoustili, ola DO koncala
re V teku enega ali dveh tednov.
Okoli premogovnikov Sc ne opala
druge aktivnosti kot kakega poe
dinega delavca, li kaj popravlJa
ali nekoliko mul, ki razpoSajeno
brcajo druga drugo V veselju, kcr
imaio tako lepe poeitnice,
Ma svoie zaeudenje ie poroae-
vaIec opazil, da Sc premogarp Mil
he marajo pogovariati stavFl,
kakor da Jim ie to poslednJa 5rlga
ma svetu. Mirno okopujejo svcj
Ivrtove ali pa Ioviio ribe OBJ potc-
jkih veselec Sc lepih majskih dni.
Pc besedah tega porocevalca SC
baie premogarji pripravljeni ia
malo znizanie mezd, ki mai bi zna-
Saio kakih dvaiset do petindvajsct
odstotkov, zoperstavili Sc pa bodt
4 takemu znizaniu, kakrsno bi rad
uveljavili operatorii.
Oni ugibaio, da bo prislo dc
pravega pogaiania V juniJu all Jt'
I liiu. Oh tistem easu bodo premogo
We zaloge izcrpane in nekaJ be
treba storiti, &c Sc hoce. ola bod'
zopet polne prihodnio zimo, NJ
vsak nacin nj pricakovati resity'
!. vprasanja pref, ker tudi ee bi St
zaeeli sedai pogajati bi vzelo ve'
ltednov. predno bi Sc doseglo spo
~,
rfeinosaln pie'lJo' =" % r
praVlJenl S'aVNati DreI oiu'os"
nla' Kollhor casa W 'iTo"' 20 r Z"
: viio nekateri, da je sedai slab ca
4 "a s'aVho' Nef % 'ehoi poi,' o1o+;
e oi iiiahJ prenoS"' ~" ~: .
: .uui SlaVNar'i i'tso ."s
D pl pili poziini, - pool1o
NoAosi lI hluieoin - :; ., ;n,,
pray i'iiA0 p'>i
lle.lse po'reoe.
V spring 'alleyu 80 uqlaNci
+, preteznl veclhl ltalllahi' +,'vll,c
1 in Poljaki. Vsi Sc peea]o q ooaeio
vanjem vrtov III palrnahlem. uu
!, trtne nasade lmalo heka'er+ hJe
. naJdeJo mnogo posIa.
V nekoliko slabSlh polozaJu s.
: premogarii V Peoriji in okOllcl. :
; Tam so zadnje poletje delall lie p'
} diva dneva ma teden in zato he mo
rejo imeti posebnih fondoy "a ca
stavke. toda med vsemi Sc ne nal
? de niti enega, XII bi kazal skrb il
} strah nred bodoGnostjo. Preprica
:. niihova stvar in zato Sc Vesell]'
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-09

kave, XII ie vredna en- million do
larjev. Reeeno ie, da ie to najvee-
il edini tovor kave V zgodovini.
Devetdeset tisoe kvintalov kavo.
ma enem parnilSu, gosh, to ie ze
nekaj!
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-09
ZAsTRUPLJENJE z DIvJo
REPO.

V L'Oriignalu, Ont. ie neka
druzina vzivala divjo repo, ki ie
imela precei dober okus, toda ie
smrtno strupena. Posledice tega
je bila, da lie VISA druzina, XII ie
Stella sedem oseb, pomrla radi Ia
strupljenia.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-09
vELIKANsKI TovoR KAYE.

Parnik Caxias lie pred par dne-
vi pripelial IL Brazilie V New
York osemnaist mili0nov funtov
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-12
WEEKS CONFERS D. S. M.
AWARD ON CONGRESSMAN
JOHN PHILIP HILL, MD.

Secretary of War Weeks personal
~ conferred the Distinguished Serv-
ice Medal upon Representative John
Philip Hill, of Maryland, during a
ceremony held in his office at the
war Department today at > o'clock.
The citation accompanying the war
honor for the legislator. who. dur
ing the war. was a lieutenant col
onel. first in the cavalry and then
in the Judge Advocate Generals De-
partment. United States Army, reads
a. follows:
For exceptionally distinguished
and mcritorious services. AS judge
advocate of the Twenty-ninth. Divis-
ion from August, 1917. until Decem
ter. 1918. and of the Eighth Army
Corps from December. 1918. until
April. 1919. his marked legal ability,
sound judgment and tireless energy
we're important factors in the splen-
did work OF his department Repre-
senting his division as liaison officer
At headquarters. Seventeenth Army
Corps (Frenchl in October. 1918. dur
ing the Meuse Argonne offensive. by
his tact and constant devotion to duty
he rendered conspicuous services in
this important operation"
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-12
CUT THIS QUIT Is WORTH
MONEY

Cut out this slip. enlcose with &C
and mail it TO Foley & Co.. 2SS5 Shelf
field Ave. Chicago, H., writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return trial package con-
tanning Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs. colds and Group;
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bladder ailments: and Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets, a wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing cathartic for consti-
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Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-12
PRODUCERS OF FARM
EQUIPMENT TO MEET
cnr The Associated Press,

CHICAGO, Oct. PA large rep
resentation of the country's manufac-
urers of farm machinery is expected
to attend the twenty-ninth annual
convention of the National Associa-
ton of Farm Equipment Manufacture
ers in Chicago October IS, 10 and 20.
Addresses on the opening day of
the convention include one by a men,
her of President Harding's cabinet to
lie named later, c. II. Markham.
president of the Illinois Central Rail-
road, and Guy H. Hall. director of
the National Institute of Progressive
Farming.
William A. Durgin. chief of the di-
vision of simplified practice of the De-
partment of Commerce, will address
the convention the second day on
The Promise of Simplified Practice
in the Farm Equipment Industry"
James H. Howard, president of the
American Farm Bureau Federation.
will discuss agricultural conditions in
America on the third day and the
convention will close that evening
with the annual dinner when DR..
Burris A. Jenkins. pastor OF the Lin
wood Boulevard Christian Church,
Kansas City, will speak on This New
Era"
Because Of the unusual conditions
small trial bottle of old. honest st.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-12

iong-horned cattle and the ponies
are going. while Herefords can
be herded with flivvers. Accord
ing to this poet. hearths and
homes and fresides have disap-
peared: hence the uD-to-date poet
must deal with steam radiators
and gas and electricity. hot air
and hot-Watcr svsts.ns: the SAIL
ing vessels md the sailors
chantys arc gone. ana the stokcr
has no tim Tor poetry.
The poet who uses these an
cient symbols in these DAYS Is
Il sleep-walker. SAYS Sandburg,
who has no time for dead. dear
days and their ways. while Chi
caeo clamors for quatrains about
the loop and the stockyards,
stcam-heated flats and tie clash
and roar OF modern civilization
as Chicago understands it, His
Chicago audience got" him per
fcctly just As he got to" il. His
elucidation OF the lake front view
point is ineligible even If the
viewpoint itself is not intelligent
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-12
APPEAL FOR THE NEAR EAST

Conditions in the Near East,
pitifui for years, have become
even more So by the havoc
wrought by the Turks. This
makes entirely appropriate the
new anneal issued in behalf OF the
Near East Relief for funds to al
leviate the misery prevalent in
that part of the world.
Americans, in the light of their
comparative good fortune. ought
not to let their brain cells form
the thought Of beng tired OF civ
ing. There is no cessation OF
philanthrQpic duty. Selfish and
sclf-centered as many persons
are, they would become more 50
If destjtutiou and the misfortune
OF others were not 4 constant APP
peal to their sympathy.
Suffering in the Near East car
scarcely be exaggerated, and the
appeal Tor is easing ought to be
effective. Those able and dis
posed Will doubtless find ample
sources for the transmission OF
their contributions to the proper
authorities.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-12
OUCH! BACKACHE!
RUB LuMBAGO Or
STIFFNESS AWAY

st. Jacobs Oil stops any pain. so
when your back is sore and lame, or
lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has
gou stiffened up, don't suffer. Get a
Jacobs Oil at any drug store pour a
little in your hand. and rub it right
IN your aching back; and by the time
you count fifty the soreness and lame
ness is gone.
Dent stay crippled. This soothing,
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once. 1t takes the pain right out and
ends the misery. 1t is magical. yet
absolutely harmless, and doesn't burn
the skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago, sci
ltica. backache or rheumatism so
promptly 1t never disappoints,-
(AdyDs
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-12
TnuRsbhY OCTOBER 70. 1922.
I LODCElsN IN rrs FRUITS

-Four years ago the American
people were at ono Of the cross
roads in their political life.
Woodrow Wilson, under whose
leadership the United States had
reached in the World War the
highest mark attained by any ma
ton in history in the cause OF
democracy and humanity, was
pointing to the path ahead as
the only one on which the light
shonc. Henry Cabot Lodge
pointed in the opposite direction
and persuaded a majority Of the
people TO follow him
In 1920 the American people
again were called upon to choose
a course and again they followed
Lodge.
Vt the crossroads again. with
another national campaign in
progress, the people after the
bitter experience they have had
from following those who have
shown capacity only for destruc-
tive criticism. should give solemn
heed tI the times. What the
American people halt lost by fol
lowing Lodge instead Of Wilson
Is beyond calculation. costing the
american people the moral lead
crship of the world as we'll as
billions upon billions of dollars
i'm loss of trade and i'll unemploy-
mcnt
Remembering the prosperity
and the glory the United States
had under Democratic leadership,
the American people, in the eX-
tremity to which they have been
brought in the "mcsses" made
bv the false prophets OF the
Lodge school, should need no
urging to return t. the leadership
Of The party that has a record OF
more than one hundred and
twenty years OF useful service
and which only lately led this
country successfully through one
of the greatest crises in its his
tory.
Bitter experience and common
sense should easily make the peo-
ple recognize the amazing lack OF
leadership in the Republican
party today. And ii the nation is
wise it will heed the signs and
return to the sound leadership OF
the Democratic party.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-12
CITY OF ANNAPOLIS
MAYOR, COUNSELLOR AND ALDERME,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals for building three sec.
uons OF City Highway as follows -
thompson Street.-The section OF high.
way between Southgate Avenue and Spa
Nfeek tO14 miles, alternate bids (Con.
cretel. Penetration Macadam)
Murray ANenue-One section Of hiphvav
between First and Second Streets 40 nj
miles, alternate bids, (Concrete) (Pene-
tration Maeadam)
Calvert Street.-The section. OF highway
between Northwest street and Short Limo
trucks luOe miles, alternate bids, (COn-
cTetel. lPenetration Macadaufl
will be received by the Mav0r Counselor
ana Aldermen at their Offices. Council
chamber, Annapolis, Md, until - NJ on
the md day OF October 1922 at which
ell and read Fy 'PeH-
Bids must be made upon the blank pro-
posal form which. with specifications and
plans. viii be furnished by the Mavnr
counselor and Aldermen upon adjudication
anu cash payment Of s1O0 as hereafter M
charges will be permitted
no Dids viii be received unless accom-
nahiea Dy a certified check for the sum Of
I'VE I'VE hunared $500 dollars. payable to the
Mayor. counselor and Aldermen
me successful bidder will be required
70 give bond. and comply with the Acts az
the General Assembly of MARYLAND re-
The Mayor. Counselor and Aldermen
bids. any ana All
BY order of the Mayor. Counselor and
= 5t ,aermen this 21st day of September.
JOHN A. RUSSELL.
Chairman Street Committee.
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Spend Your Money In Annapolis
GIVE IT A CHANCE TO COME BACK TO YOU

banker in Western City marked dollar bill
strucons that be that the week
the dollar bin returned TO the
Here = what il did in that
The dollar customer on Monday morn
ing BY the end OF the heard from 1873 times
each time figuring transaction among people in their
home
1t had paid butchers bakers landlord the ice
the mkman the had served scores Of
other useful purposes
TINS shows what single dollar do kept at home
1t shows the folly OF sending your dollar out of town
Think how much better your own self and for tho
city in which live Annapolis merebapt h
give you the values
Give the Annapolis stores first chance-for vo,,r o -,
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HEALTH and WEALTH!

If you suffer from "RHEUMATISM." CONSTIPATION,
INDIGESTION ECZEMA. BRONCHITIS. BOILS, o your
affected desire have fine clear
healthy complexion package of MARN +
LOUS REMEDY. YEASTOLAX. Among it's various elements
Yeastolax the highest and potent NITAMINES
which the scientific world has found be ABSOLUTELY necessary
bodily vgor People all the have found great relief
through and feel the JOY perfect health and vitality
Yeastolax also has the properties of being nongpngy
ly laxative, yet its action is
In order quickly introduce Yeastoax every community
will for limited time person who will mail
S1.00 to the cost of liberal sized package
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that the SUBJ
srriber of Anne Arundel county. has oh
tanned from the Orphans Court OF Anne
Arundel county. il Maryland. Letters of
Administration on the personal estate OF
CATHERINE RIORDAN,
late of Anne Arundel county. deceased.
All persons having claims against the de
reased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof. to the
subscriber on or before the
nth DAY OF MARCH, I9eS.
They may otherwise, by law. he excluded
from an benefit of said estate An per
sous indebted 10 said estate are requested
10 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9TH day Of
September. 1922.
NELLIE NJ. EIORpAN.
AdmiuistratriN.
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great aggressiveness. Cullen is also
doing some good punting
1t. Johns Has 4 Cripples
There was long signal and for
nation drill at St Johns. but no
scrimmage, there teing consider
able hospital list as reminder of
the hard game against WASHINGTON
College last Saturday Fineburg.
Stecher. Cain and Norris are among
those who are out of the game for
4 while. St Johns has consider
able rest, however. before tackling
another State team 1t has an off
lay Saturday. and on the following
Weekend plays George Washington.
II will resume the State collegiate
controversy by meeting Mount st.
Mary's here on October %.
kirkpatrick. barley. Wegner and
Webb made up the first backiield yes
terday afternoons with Ridgely,
Engelke. Monkton Dugan and others
Icing given a chance later. For the
first time in years St Johns has a
choice between two or more good
men in every position.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that the sub
scriher of Anne Arundel county. has oh
taireti from the Orphans Court Of Anne
Arundel County. in Maryland Letters Tes-
tanfetary on the personal estate OF
JOHN L. LEWIS.
late of Anne Arundel county deceased
M persons having claims against &c de
,.as s,d are hereby warned 10 exhibit tie
same. with the vouchers tnereof, 20 the
subscriber on or before the
sIst DAY OF FEBRUARY, I92Ss
They may otherwise. by law. be excluded
from AN benefit Of said estate. All per
sons Indebted t. said estate are requested
Given under my hand this 18th day oi
August. 1872
to make immediate payment.
MAY HILL LEWIS.
S-I1.td. Administrative c. T. a.