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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-07-19
DON'T SPEND YOUR MONEY

for so called pleasures, but drop your ncc dimes and
dollars i'll the COLLINS STORE SLOT where You
TO receive sound, substantial sure and greater returns
Mr Burns said That pleasures like poppics spread
you seize the flower the bloom she'd like the snow falls
IN the river moment white then gone forever.
Today we have loads Half Hose and Ladies'
Stockings and the price begins at &C.
45c 6Oc 80 '''' ''''N i''S'
Ginghams at 8 13c
Ladies Seamless Hose &C. Ladies' better quality Hose
LUG Ladies Lislc Hose with at back 15c Ladies'
Melnerlzed lisle Hose with for 25c ladies Daisy Knit
sslk Hose for 45c Ladies' Fibre Silk Hose 39c Ladies
Gold Seal brand Silk Hose seam at back for
ohy s0c s ladies' Silk Hose with clocks s5c Ladies pure
hread six Hose Keystone brand ST 35 Ladies' extra
Huallty oakbrook pure Silk Hose for $195 Ladies
Mentas pure Silk Hose with clock for 81 95
Chlldrens good quality Hose for 1Oc Chldren's best
quality fine ribbed Hose for 1885, 19c 2Oc 23c and 25c
Chdrens Socks and fancy coorcd tops 1Oc 15c 23c
and 25c. - ~ 80 '
Ladies Silk Gloves 39c ard 45c Ladies' long Silk Gloves
in white and black for 75c
Pillow Cases 36xf2 at 20c Pillow Cases 36x42 a 25c
Seamless Sheets 69c Sheets 72x9O 75c Sheets 76x9O
S1x9O $l25 >>' 4""''S
Towels good quality, red border &c. IIuck Towels 10c
Turkish Bath Towels 10c lIuck Towels 15c Turkish Bath
Towels 25c "
Baby Blankets assorted colors for 75c
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-07-19
ARE YOUR TEETH WORTH 10 CTS?

Abe Martin thinks Tooth Brush like Collins Dcpart.
en Store sells for be and 1Oc worth prcve-
tlon Tooth Paste at &c is worth than pound of tooth
ache
Three Wise Men of Gotham went to sea in a bowl if the
Dow mad been stronger this story could have been
80 want to tell the little tots about the handsome pocket
knives with two blades and pearl handles which COLLINS
sells for only 10c
Children Fancy Umbrellas and Parasos at 49c y glass
Marbles, fancy colors for only 1c
White and black Ball Thread a 1c. King Spool Thread
for 5c Children Rings assorted settings Pocket
NlVcS two blades aluminium handles long chain attached
LOG Beads and Necklaces for &C. Package Hair Pins for
lc, containing 6 hair pins Toilet Soap 1c Boys and
Girls Fancy Rubber Bathing Caps at 23c
Boys Suspendcls at Sc and 1Oc Mems Slspcndcrs at
&C. 25c and 45c Mems Work Shirts at 49c Csc and 75c
Mems Dress Shirts 68c, 88c and 95c Mems Madras
Shirts at 81 39 Boys Heavy Blue Shirts 55c Mems
Pogec Shirts at 89c. Mems Silk Shirts at $348 Mems
5albriggan Shirts and Drawers 35c.
Men s Dress Shoes at $685. So 95 and $495.
Men s Oxforols at $295, $3.45 and 1895
Men $ Work Shoes at $195 and $295
adde's Oxfords at CSC. ST 25 81 As $179 81 95 $245
and $2.95 ~ -
Ladies Bed Room Shoes 69c and e5c
Children S Sandals, all leather at 75c
one lot Chldrcn's White Canvas slippers and Shoes
sizes 6 to 2, at 49c
Ladies' White Canvas Shoes, rubber heels at 95c
$2s5 pN-0' ~-'''' 4-'0 p@4o 'n'
6l-lnch Shamrock DamaSk blcaclcd white at SOC
12-inch blcachcd white Table DalnaSk 69c
Imported Scotch Dam,sk all linen 72 inches wide
at $248. WY
Imported Belgian Shccting, all linen, 1914 at $3.50
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-07-19
MATTRESS TICKING

80 remnants oc Mattress Tickling full pieces &c and
IL l-2c S7omce Feather Ticking 29c
Ginghams 813c.
Pretty Curtain Material 36 inches t. Gauzc 36 inches
VIDE for Kitchen kurtains &C. Good quality Curtain Ma
tcra in cream Write beige for 10c Mcrccrzcd Curtain M
tcral worth zoe for 15c BEST quality Curtain Material i;
white and beige for 29c "
Electric Irons, all attachments Free for $3.95
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-07-19
BRILLIANT BLACK BEAUTIES

Are the Black Tatfea Silks at 98c Black Muslin SO
inches wide 98c Black Satns, 36 inches wide 98c
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-07-19

AT THE COLONIAL BAIL GEORGE WASHINGTON
WORE KNEE BRBECIIES Made OF SATIN AND DEC.
DRAFTED WITH SILVER BUCKLES MORE SERVICE
MlsLE FOR MOUNTAIN 'fHIKES'' ARE THE LONG
LENGTH NIDAKM PANTS FOR NIIoN WHICH COLLINS
DEPARTMENT STORE SELLS TODAY AT ONLY 95c
Men, Khaki Pants 95c.
Mems Dress Pants $245 $2e5, $345 1895, $445 $4e5
and $5.95 - T'
Boys Pants 3sc, 4sc &c. $780, $125, 81 &c. 81 19s $248
Men Dress Suits $685. $685. $995 $11 95 $12 95 $13e5
$1495 and $685. F
Boys Suits $1os $se8, $4s5 s545, $685. $e45, see5
$7.95 and $a95. T'
Overals for men 95c and CSC Headquarters for Mems
Headlight and Car'hart Overalls.
Boy Overalls 33c and 69c
l5oys Straw Hats closing out, special price only 39c
- good line of Mems and Boys Caps at from 45c to
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-07-19
Cheer Up Instantly When
Or. Thornton's Easy Teeth
er Removes Cause Of Pain.

Mother! When the child becomes
cross and peevish with feverishneag.
sour stomach. coated tongue, bowel
trouble, cold or collie give course Of
The old reliable DR.. Thornton's Easy
Teether and note the quick improve
Is a harmless sweet powder, comnoaed
OF antiseptics, digestants and granu.
lar fstimulants, contains no opiates or
harmful drugs. Babies like, IL and
take II more freely than sticky syrups
or liquid medicines.
Hundreds Of unsolicited testimonials
received during, the past fifteen years
tive mothers prove its efficiency be-.
yond question of doubt. II Il fails 70
help your child your money back with.
out question. Twelve powders lin
package with full directions, 2se at
your druggist Adyartisemept.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-07-19

- Sauce Pans and pure Aluminium 2Oc Csc 29c 49c
59c and 75c - ~
~ Lure Aluminium Preserving Kettles 70 95c $119 and
Syrup Pitchers in pure Aluminium for SOC.
Pure Aluminium Pcrcolaols for 95c and $175
Pure Aluminium Kettles for only $1.75
Good quality Enamel Dishpans for 98c
few Sraws and Ianamas left away under price
just received shipment of Men Khaki Pants at 95c
Mems Suits $995 to $685.
Mems Ovcras at 95c 98c (Hcadolartcrs for (ar.
hartt and Headlight Overalls a under prices)
Ovcras for the boys at from 39c CSC to 79c
Boys Khaki Pants 49c.
Men good Felt Hats from 75c 98c $145 81 So $169
$195 and $2.45 - ''
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-20
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1922.
CLEMENCEiU

Clcmcrceau is here. The fiery
Tiger" who led his country to
victory in the world war. return
ed to the new world Saturday
under circumstance vastly diff
fcrent from those that marked
his first coming here when. a
political exile, he left for a while
the troubled scenes of his native
land.
Three score years ago the
young Clcmenceau, with a ply
sician's diploma. an unlimited
stock OF courage. and nothing
else, came to New York because
France had found him a radical
and a revolutionary and there
was none TO greet him. But
time works wondrous changes.
and now he returns to tho land
OF refuge, an old man as years
go, a conservative as opinions
arc counted, heroic patriot
rather than an exile, and hum
drcd million people arc ready to
salute him.
Niviani. Jolfre. Foch have come
and gone. aud now Clcmenccau
spirited, emotional plcadcr. Jof-
fre, the patcrnal, beloved leader;
Foch. the iron-willed com
mander Clemenccau, the might
lily energized dynamo OF irrcsti-
bic, unyielding action. In the
four, collectively, no doubt we
find typi6cd in highest degree all
the major qualities that have
made France great
What Clcmenceau will saw in
his public address in New York
tomorrow night will he worth
hearing. Even ii we do not
agree we shall be forced TO admit
the sincerity that will ring in the
plainspoken words. the earnest
ness that will vibrate in his voice.
And it will be good for us tc
hear the message that tn,
Tiger" said he come TO deliver
to the American people.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-20
AN ORDINANCE

To add a new section 20 Article IS Of
The city Code Of Annapolis. To follow im-
mc'liatey after Section -. and to be
known as Section GOA.
Section ]. lie Il established aud ordaiu-
ed by the Mayor. Counselor au,l Alder
mes of the city of Annapolis that . new
section be added to The CITY Code Of An
napolis 10 follow immedia.ply after Soc
ton -. of Article 81. 10 be known as Sec
ton IA, and to read as follows:
section % =. livery person applying for
= permit 70 build a garage. or other build
ing in which an automobile Is kent. or fur
a building which may be used for The
storage of bay. grain or other infinmmablc
material, shall state the character Of the
building 10 be erected when so applying.
and no permit shall he granted "a such
eases unless X is plainly stated that such
building shall be constructed rs follows
I the walls aud roof shall be entirely OF
metal. brick, cement tile or other non
cpmbustible substance, except that the
frame may he Of wood. and the doors inay.
i,e Of wood; IL shall be unlawful To erect
amy building of the character iadicated IN
this ordinance or to use any building not
now used for the purpose except II con.
forms TO the requirements Of this ordi
nance. Any violation Of this ordinancr
SHAH he punished with fine OF five DOL
lars Tor the first offcnse. and from ten 20
twenty dollars for each subsequent of
Tense, to be recovered as fines and costs
are now recovered.
Section . And be ii further established
aud ordained that all ordinances and parts
uarce are hereby repealed
section ;. And be ii established and
ordained that this ordinance shall take eff
feet from the date Of its passage
Approved Oct. 13, 1922
SAMUEL JONES.
EMMA ABBOTT GAGE.
City Clerk. n13
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q
wusEzzusAsEzn.srAs~-@MzIw~ -
is BAL ANcE WHEEL OF
a WATCH MADE or
DIFFERENT METALS

IT HE balanee.wheel is the heart of
watch, Upon it depends the op.
GRAFTON or the other parts of the com
plicated mechanism. Unless this
wheel is perfectly constructed and
made SO as TO withstand varying
changes in temperature ii will nor
pulsate accurately and viii soon cause
me watch 10 vary so that ii loses or
gains time
on account of the different ,tempera-
lures which the ordinary watch must
Withstand, II is necessary that the bal.
auce.wheel be made of metals which
expand and contract at rares which
offset each other Tor this reason the
wheel Itself is made OF finely tempered
steel. while, set around the rim IN
such manner as 10 preserve perfect
balance, are bits OF brass which act
as check upon the expansion or con.
traction Of the STEEL When it is re-
membered that the halsnce-uheel If
watch puisates back and forth some
$4,000 times a day and that the deli.
cate mechanism must be so. adjusted
as to Withstand changes OF temnera-
ture ranging from body-heat to mum.
Der Of degrees below zero. il will be
seen that precautions, such as the use
OF at least two metals. are essential to
the operation OF watch which win
keep perfect time.
Copyright by the whss.sr syndie,t. L.,
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-20
AT CIRCLE PLAYHOUSE TONIGHT
AND TUESDAY

Listen My Children and You Shall
Hear
OF the Midnight Ride of Paul
Revere"
You won't exactly hear 1t but you
will see il enacted in scenes that will
make your blood tinglc with joy that
you arc American. when You see
Paul's ride, only as an incident in
Cardigan" Americas first big histcg-
ical feature motion picture over made
on American soil. which opens at the
Circle Theatre today
Cardigan" IL from the well known
story by Robert W. Chambers, Amer.
icas best known writer OF novels. ana
tells one OF the most romantic stories
over filmed. The love story threads
its way through the early period OF
the American Revolution and Is said
to be the most amazing film Of real
ism ever enacted on the screen. II
has been reported that when il was
shown for thassfirst time in this couu-
try at the Capitol Theatre in New
York City. the worlds larges; mo:-oa
picture theatre, the first night audi.
ence stood on the chairs and cheercd
themselves hoarse for ten minutes.
Elaborate plans have ben made by
Manager Read Of the Circle Playhouse.
Cor the showing OF Cardigan" Every
over of Better Films has been ac-
TAINTED with the historical value OF
he picture. special talks have been
yiycn the school children by the teach.
RS, and every club Organization in the
lty has had fun information abort
Cardingan" weeks in advance. RI is
expected that the picture will draw
The biggest audiences ever seen at any
ocal theatre, for the subject is one
near aud dear to the heart of every
rue loving American.
1t tells the romantic love story of
l youthful pair which threads its way
through the outset of the American
revolution and leads YOU right into
he high spots of the early American
history period. All the well known
patriots are shown. especially those
who became historically famous
through their activities in the Revo-
luton. John Hancock. he OF the large
bold signature, who lived TO display
that signature on the Declaration of
independence, is seen in all his sim
pie glory, while Patrick Henry cleo
triiiOs the audience with his famous
speech which contains that never TO
he forgotten line Give me Liberty or
give me Death" Then there is the
Paul Revere incident. showing this
thrilling scene from start to finish,
With not one detail missing (Adv.)
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-20
THE ROMANCE OF WORDS
"PiKER"

Tn ENGLISH slang a "piker'
= is a tramp or q vagrant, and
+, Borrow. IN his "Word.book OF
The English Gypsy Language
states: The people called in
acts of parliament sturdy beg
CARS" and Migrants we're, in
the old cant language Abraham
men and. in the modern.
, "Pikers."
By referring TO "Piers Plow-
man." we find that the word ia
! by no means modern. for one OF
the quatrains of this old piece
reads:
s ! have 2 horne and be hayward.
And liggen a nyghtes
And keep my cornc and ply croft
From Pykers and Thieves
!. From this evidence, if is prob.
able that the word was brought
over TO this country by some of
the English settlers. and gained
new impetus here by reason of
The fact that the name Pike was
applied in California in the
early sos 10 the migratory
Southern poor whites, many or
whom came from Pike county, in
Missouri.
pike" says Nordhoff. in his
J book on California, lin the
California sense of the word is
the wandering. gypsy-like poor
Southern white. This person
often lives with his family in
wagon. He rarely follows any
steady industry. lie is frequent.
~ squatier on other peoples
lands. He VIII not work regu-
! larry. but moves from place to
place as lhe humor seizes him"
The coast definition of
"piker," coupled with the origi-
nal English meaning. was doubt
less responsible for the adoption
OF the term in race-track slang
as the equivalent of some one
who bets only small amounts, a
man who plays safe and is
afraid 10 take chance. From
the race-track, the term was
adopted by Wall street, and
finally found its way into the
: colloquial language Of the ma
lion as Z wbole-thouGl il has
never been sanctioned by the
best OF usage.
20 by the Wheeler Syndicat.e3Inc.)
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HONOR HIN NOW yFTs

The stirring and classic mes
sage gof Woodrow Wilson or
ArinispCc Day brought home &c
manykthousands Of Americans OF
all political faiths the tragic con
trast between the great DAYS OF
the war president aud the petty
ways into which this country
now has fallen.
December 2S Is Woodrow Viii
sons SiXty-Sixth birthday. and by
that time the promoters Of the
million-dollar Woodrow Wilson
Foundation Fund hope to have
brought their memorial Gift to it,
goal. Already about 100000
has been raised, and the money
is to SO to high-minded and dis
interested purpose Those whc
have done conspicuous public
service are To bc rewarded
through tho incoWc.
Such fund in \nlcfica, COR
responding somewhat t. the
Nobel prize 80 ufteu won by
prominent citizens. has long been
4 public need X speaks highly
for the promoter ,hat They have
had the courage, IN the face OF
bitter and unprincipled oalumny
to 90 ahead with their plans in
the lifetime cf the great war
president. that he may be hon
ored not By futile mouthings
when he shall have passed be
yond, but 81 : truly national tri-
butte while vet he strives and
hopes for the future of the coun-
try which he has served 50 well.
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NJ PHA|L SAYS IT IS
best IN THE WORLD"
"Tanlac Got The Upper Hand Oh
Ny Trouble At Once" De-
clares Baltimore Citizen

"Tanlac got the upper hand OF my
troubles from the very start and II
tood only two bottles u the MEDICINE
to make well man OF ME" declared
Geo. II. AlcPhail. OF SIA Washington
Boulevard. Baltimore. recently.
Yes. sir. II certainly did jamup
w'Ek in my case and can hardly ex-
press my gratitude for had tried all
kinds OF medicines and treatments.
before got Tanlac that DID not help
me q particle.
Two wears ago. begah 10 suffer
from indigestion and it wasn't long
TIN | got so | actually hated 10 eat
anything. for no matter how little |
did cat, II was sure TO cause terrible
gaG pains. bloating. palpitation and
slortness OF breath. ! got so pale,
weak and rundown that if walked
only short distance l would have to
stop 10 rest and get my breath had
awful headaches. was extremely ner
vous and my sleep didn't seem to do
me any good at all for got up morn,
ings feeling as bad as ever.
Since taking Tanlac, feel better
than ! have In years. an, eating
anything want now. my ncrves have
steadied down. and 9 am sleeping fine
every night Tahlac is the best med
ieine in the world"
Tanlac is sold in Annapolis by all
good druggists.-tAdv)
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-20

many who have criticized Washington
Legislators for inaction on this extreme
ly important matter year in and year
out arc and have been just as negligent
in following an efficient budget system
in their own affairs.
Those who complain because of the
uncertainty of their financial pathways
would. in many cases, lift heavy load
from their shoulders if they kept ac-
counts and kent them right.
% b. the Wheeler Syndicate. Inc)
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-20
DANGER IN DELAY
kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous
For Annapolis People To Neglect.


The great danger of Kidney troubles
S that they so often get firm hold
Ncforo the sufferer recognizes them.
Health viii be gradually undermined.
Sickachc, hcadache. nervousness
lamcness, soreness. mm6ago. urinary
'ronhles. dropsv. grpvc1 ai.d EriShFs
disease may follow as the kidneys get
worse noat neglect your kidneys.
ilelp the kidneys with Doan's Kidney
Pills. which arc SO strongly recon-
mendcd right here in Annapolis.
Mrs. Rcbccca Cornell. % Holland
~. Annapolis. says: Il suffered y
great deal with misery in my back
anG my back ached so I could hardly
keep going. The action of my kid
news was irregular | read of Doan's
kidney Pills and used them. getting
my supply at Green's Drug Store
They helped me wonderfully. streng-
thening my back and kidneys. I felt
like a different person and could do
my work without annoyance after us
ing Doan'S Kidney Pills.
Price Coo. al all dealers. Don't sim.
ply ask for a kidney rcmcdy-gct
Deans Kidney Pills-the same thai
Mrs. Council had. Foster-aIilburn
Co. Mfrs, Buffalo. y. Y-(Adv.l
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-20
FOR OVER 40 YEARS

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE has
been used successfully in the treat
ncnt of Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRU MEDICINE
consists OF an Ointment which Quick
ly Relieves by local application. and
he Internal Medicine. Tonic, which
'cts through the Blood on the Mucous
surfaces. thus reducing the inaamma-
lion.
Sold By all druggists.
i. J Cheney & Co, Toledo. Ohio
- az
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-20
American History
DAY BY DAY
by 4. J.. Green
NOVEMBER 20

First White child in New
England. Peregrine White.
born aboard the Mayaowe- on
November 20. 1920.
General Mcclellan reviewed
10000 troops. composing
Army Of Potomac. on Noveai-
Der 20, 1861.
Standard Oil Company held
10 be an illegal corporations
and ordered to dissolve by the
United States Circuit Court Of
Missouri on November 20.
1909.
Autographs of the Signers
of the Declaration of indie
pendence presented to the
Library OF Congress by J. r.
Morgan on November 20. 1912.
German frontier crossed by
the United States Army on
November 20, 1918.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-20
Announcement!

Or. v T. SturIner. Chiropodist. has
removed her Office from II Conduit
Street TO Il MARYLAND AVENUE.
on the same door with Miss l.. y.
Winslow. Telephone 166. W. no0
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-20
sWETS- TAKE STEPS TO
ORGANIZE THEIR FORCES
or COUNTRYWIDE BASIS

ST. LOUIS. MO. Nov. 20. Steps to
organize the vet forces in every State
OF the country TO obtain modification
OF the. Volstead act were to lie dis
cussed al two-day meeting OF the
National Association Against the Pro-
hihition Amendment, which began
here today W. IL. Stayton. OF Balti-
mora. Is president OF the association.
Predictions were made by dele
gates that the liquor question prob
ably woald be the principal issue OF
the 1924 campaign.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-20
Relieves Rheumatism

hirsterole loosens up stiff joints and
drives out pain. a clean, white ONT
rae..t, made VITA OIL of mustard, it
usually b-i-gsrelieeas soon as you start
&c :l5 is ca.
It docs al the good work of the cid
fashioned r;i;sterd plaster, without the
Lister. Doctors and nurses often rec
cmmcad It's U3c.
Get rIustcrole today ct your drug
cto.c. IS aad Csc in jars and tubes;
hospital size, $500.
BETTER TItA.i n MUSTARD PLASTER
!. TII!E d Ri
- AZ:
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-20

Mother tof singing .daughtcr)
Don't YOU think Helen's voice is inn
proving? Father-Yes, but its a long
way yet from being cured,-Boston
Transcript
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Poole, ..Jr.

The handiest and most economical
washing machine Especially adapted
for light and dainty fabrics. VIII
make wonderful Xmas present. Can
or write for demonstration.
MRS. NJ A. RICHTER.
n25 so Brewer Ave.
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Tri,e Observation.

No nan ever fell NJ rhr lnddpr o.
fame. TIE fuI is generals ~ ne "p
"Siie drccti"n.-Uti"a OhSeiNer.D lbs
,alch-
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NAVY GR1DDERS IN
FINAL POLISHING UP
: tContlnned From raEc ~


fensive and defensive tactics.
Twill BE Great Game
With the big fraeas so near at hand.
interest is reaching n high point AT
:he Naval Academy and among local
fans. Indications point to one of the
greatest battles ever waged between
the rival service schools
The Navy eleven. rated among the
best in the East, probably is not as
strong as the powerful 1921 combins
ton Army. ON the other hand. looms
stronger than last season, and The
naval contingent is holding the Ca
dets i'll the highest regard in that re@
spect. and ON the face of things the
Pointers probably have slight edge
This is measured by their strong
showing against Yale two weeks ago
and a week later holding the trick.
Notre Dame eleven in check
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Paulette Antoine, the handsome
movie star, Is the wife Of c. 3. Mad
to Paris she posed in newly created
gowns and millinery fer the French
makers. Tho charming actress is we'll
known on both stage and, screen.
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Tue rynxINn CAPITAL

10 on sale ~ ihe following places:
George W Joies Main Street
william Schuits~+ West Street
George =. l'avis.........1i Maryland Ave-
Gina - friiiueycr - III Maryland Ave-
"Blvebird Confectionery" King Geotge s.
William BakeF.... West a Cathedral sss
". y; A. Newsstand. shori I.ine Trr.sisai
~. MllFr. 1910. -. ..........2,} West street
y. Mar ia, Third a Severn Ave. EaS port
DR.. ca les Is. Henkel. 20 MstylaDd Ave
Delivered IN Annapolis PASSPORT. Ger
mantoRn AMI Mrst Auuapoils BY carrier
Tor - tcois per luvnin.
You can have fie EAENlNG CAPITAI
mailed 60 you whru SWAY freB the city
by leaving iyur hnuw BH address 90 the
ONCE, Ter ~ rcuis per month! SLW lser
In the United st1ics or Cgitada.