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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-18

4ds STud 2t.d ny OUT al ceuC0r. MINI I0ul
al catcher. CERO. Thompson coge la
bsse por bolas, robandose la segunda.
juicy base per bolas. Thompson roba
tercera; juicy segunda. Por error en- ii
rada del catcher tercera anota
Thompson y juicy adelanta a tcrcera.
Guzman Sc sbanica. Brown palea la
tercera Y muere en- primera. Jaey ano-
ia por I'm passed ball. Colon fly out a
Ia segulda. DOS carreras.
septimo inning Rene Sc aEanica.
Fe,lito fly out al right. Pedro A. fly al
pitcher. CERo. Monchile no llega a pi-
sar primera. victoriano palea al short
stop sale de out en- primera. Ciquf
fly out al short stop. CERO.
Octave inning Diogenes fly out a
la tercera. Mateo fly out a segunda. Pi-
fao SAGA un precioso three bagger, pc
70 Sc estaciona en- tercera. San palea
por segunda y muere en- primera. CE-
RO; un hombre en- tercera. San palea
FOR segunda y muere en- primera.
Thompson recibe un bolazo y .coge pri
mera. juicy fly out al pitcher. Thomp-
son Quiere adelantar pero sale de out
antes de Hegar la intermedia. CERO.
Noveno inning Guagua palea por
el short stop mEere en- primera. Nj
rim hace igual jugada y da ell segundo
cut. Rene Sc abanica, cerrsndo con
"broche de cro". Score: 12 2 ca
1reras.
SCORE CHE so
Estrellas o2o 600 ooo-2 6 8 ?
Puerto Rico 41O 800 oox-12 IL S
Resunen: Bater1as:- Fellito Y Qua
qua; Nero y Pajarito por sEstrellas''
Colon y Ciqui por Puerto Rico''. Ba
aes por bolas: Por EstrelIas'' 4, por
Puerto Rico 8. Tubeys hits: Beitia
i, Thompson 2. Tribeys: Guznan y Pi
fao. Hits por pieched ball: Por 9iEstrs
llaa''s, por Puerto Rico'' /. Passed
Balls: A eciqui 2, Guagua S. Struck
out por Coon 5; por Fellito 4, por Pa
parito 8. Dejados en- base: Por "Estre
Has, A. por puerto Rico'' 6. Umpi-
res: RadiOman y spaven. Time: 3
horas.
Ha unedado realmente demostrado
cue luego de hab6rsele quitado ell ''mie
Gitis' los "jinetes'', galoparon sus
caballos sin cesar, y pesar de los pc
sares y de los muchos diceres Sc propu
sieron a veneer y vencieron. vencieron
a las Estrellas' que nos visitaron Y
en- no lejano future habran de Demos
trar que yenceran a cualQuicr novena
que en- la isla pretenda hacerse recono
Ger como superior a la de los ''jine-
tess.
Els necesario tener siempre en- jaque
a las mejores novenas de la Isla para
cue los fans podamos disfrusar del
placer de ver.as jUgar apreciar Ell pro
greso que Sc haga en- Ell deporte nacio-
nal. La superioridad de un team sobre
otro Sc comprueba con los resultados
PRACTICES en- Ell juego, no con bombos
innecesarios en- la prensa, sino luchan-
do cuerpo a cuerpo y en- terreno neu-
tral. va las "Estrellas'' a Quisoueya
han vuelto; en- Borinquen quedamos
los borincanos''. Con los eauipos
puerto Rico, Ponce, ''Huma-
cao", "Colectiva'', "'Mayagiiez' Ca
taflo Stars, tGuaysma Stars, etc. te
Eemos Dastante material para saber
lui6n es quien en- pelota Ell la Isla.
Hasta la p-6xima cue dare Ell detalle
del segundo juego ganado por ell
PUERTO RICO las EsTRELLAs en-
San Juan.
GERRIsH JR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-18
EUMAcAo EN- PONCE.
JUEGo DE LA MANANA

DEsPUEs QUE Ell PONCE, PUso
TAN ALTA LA BANDERA DEL
BASE BALL PoRToRRIQUENo LA
DIRECTION DEL TEAM oUIE-
RE HECHAR PoR Ell sUELo sU
FAMA. -EL EQUIPo LOCAL Sc RE-
TIRA DEL CAMFo PoR UNA De-
CISICN DE sALAzAR.- -HOYos, CO
MO sIEMPRE, Ell HEROE DE LA
MANANA
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/
to Rico estuvo muy efectivo; solo
cinco heats lie sacaron durante ell juego.
JUEGO DE LA MANANA
Primer inning Pedro A. Coge pri-
mera por error de Brown, saliendo de
cut en- segunda por tirada del catcher.
Diogenes single y es adelantado al re-
cibir un dead ball Mateo. Di6genes ira
ia de ganarse Ia tercera pero es atra.
pado. Pifiao Sc abanica. Un hombre en-
base; CERO. Ciqui SAGA un single ro-
Jandose la segunda. Beitia base por
holas. Por un passed ball de Guagua Sc
Edelanta Ciqui a tercera, Beitia a segun
da. Thompson 6sr un tubey anotando Ci
Quf y Beitfa. juicy single; Thompson
QUeriendo adelantarse a tercera sale de
out. juicy Sc roba la base. anotando
Ior un tribeys de Guzman, y este tam
bien anota por I'm wild throw de Qua
qua al pitcher. Brown base por bolas,
robandose la segundo. Colon Sc abani-
co. Brown Sc adelanta tercera por
un 'spassed ball''. Monchile foul
cut al catcher. CUATRo carreras; un
hombre en- base.
Segundo inning San single y Sc
CANA la segunda. Guagua foul al cat
cher. Ninin base por bolas, adelantan-
dose anhos por un passed ball. Rene
sc abanica. Fellito da un single en-
trando San siguiendole Ninin apro-
yechandose de la tirada. Fellito Sc es
taciona en- primera; Pedro A. fly out
al right. DOS carreras; un hombre en-
base. Victoriano fly out al right. Ci-
| oui Sc abanica. Beitia dobla dos es-
quinas. THOMPSON al palo coge primera
por error del right field Beitfa ano-
ia. Thompson Sc roba la segunda, pero
Tuey Sc abanica. UNA carrera; I'M
hombre en- base.
Tercef inning Di6genes planchea.
Mateo fly out a tercera Pifiao base
por bolas adelantando Di6genes. San
fly out al pitcher. Guagua palea por
rrimera v sale de out, dejando dos
hombres en- base. cERO. Guzman Sc
abanica. Brown single, pero sale de out
al quercr ganarse la segunda. Colon
single. Monchile palea por tercera y
sale de out en- prjmera, quedandose un
honlbre en- base. CERO.
Cuarto inning -Ninin coge la base
por bolas; Sc roba la segunda. Rene y
Fellito Sc abanican. Pedro A. SAGA un
aingle y ade.antase Ninin a tercera y
Gueriendo hacer un "sQueeze play sa
le de out en- home. Un hombre en- kase;
CERO. victoriano recibe un pelotazo y
gana yrimera. Por un single de Ciqui
adelanta q scgunda y ambos adelantan
i ror un passed ball de Guagua. Beitia
/ fly out la tercera. Thompson debIa dos
esquinas anotan Victoriano Ciqul.
4 5uey coge la base por I'm passed ball
en- el tercer strike y Thompson ade
lantS. anotando por un sacrifice de Guz
man. juicy es out en- tercera al guerer
entrar. TRES carreras.
4 QuinSo inning Di6genes y Mateo
smbos foul out al catcher. Pinao sc
abanica. CERO. Brown single, adelan-
tandose por un passed ball y ganan.
dose Ia tercera anota por un single de
Colon. Colon Sc roba la segunda ade
lanta 4 tercer2 por I'M sacrifice de Mon
chile. victoriano coge primera por
. dead ball robandose la segunda. Ciqui
Sc sacrifca anota Colon adelantando
victorisno. Beitia palea al short STOP
. Y sale de OFT por close decision er
primera. Un hombre en- base; DOS ca
: rreras.
sexto inning San fly out a prime
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La ternpOrada dOlllinicana ems. ].

stJnJETES"
De TARDE5 A. DFcIDIosE PoR
cUAs' sUsPENDIDo PoRosCURIDAD
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-07
LETTER TO EDITOR
Wants To Know Provisions OF Law
And Duties OF Police As To Injured
Animals Left Lying ON Streets.

To the Editor o. EUening Capital
Sir: May / be allowed TO inquire
through your paper in regard to the
law pertaining to injured animals left
lying in the street?
Not so very long ago when passing
on Franklin street l saw a terrible
and distressing sight. A dog on the
build Of a fox terrier, only little
larger, had been run over by a ma
chine and left with broken back
bleeding and suffering. Ii was impos-
sible TO forget the sight and al once
/ stopped to inquire why he was not
shot and put out of his misery.
The police. | was told. had no right
10 shoot the dog. they must wait for
The S. p. c. A. man.
7 could not stand il. so | called on
he phone the President OF the S. p.
{. A. and was told TO call Mr.. Blais-
hell. and the reply from his home was
le was not there but at the Academy
and would not be our until late that
afternoon.
At last in desperation | drove TO the
Presidents (Air. Garner's) home and
after much discussion was told might
shoot the dog myself II l felt SO badly
about It.
l procured my pistol and went with
heavy heart 10 do what ] felt was
lie only humane thing TO do But
luckily I met a man friend and asked
him 10 do it for me.
Il seems a terrible state of affairs
ahen we have our police whom we
are supposed to rely upon for such
,aings. forbidden 10 save suffering
1umb animals and TO spare the mental
differing OF humane people.
Can not We have the right 10 call
upon the police when needed on such
occasions?
DO you suppose had that been q
mad dog that we would have had t.
wait four hours, because the S. z. c.
a. man found il announcement to come
and shoot the dog?
For the benefit OF the general pub
lie will some OF our able and we'll
informed citizens tell me why we are
deprived OF The assistance of the
police?
crave your pardon. Mr.. Editor,
for the space ! have taken. But hav-
ing always owned dogs and being a
great sympathizer of the dumb beast
want my questions answered by
those who are better informed nthe
rules or laws OF protection.
Very truly
ALICE LOOMS GALE.
Murray Hill.
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r, the said Howard aoiiingsworth. Non
Rcsoidcnt. Defendant - j.,
Tln object az this suit is 10 ohiala a "c-
cree Givorcsug the paiotlh. Ete1ayi. -,
Hursw0rtb. from the DEFENDANT ho""'"
lteljnEswortd.
The iau statcs ,,.,,;...,s
! That ire said Eleanor HelhnSs-
worth arJ Howard HolhngSW"toh Wei
married on the 18th day Of l'ec"ln DEF :.
the YEAR la09 and lived together Nnu4 tue
~,o,tih 81 August. ia the wear lylt-
= That the said Howard hoiilnEs %"t'h
defendant. Without !3S' cans,
yvarth. and tina; such abandonment i's
ro.tiuucl uninterruWedly Tor more th.'I
.hrar Years and is deliberate ahd uh3!.
ana ihe separation oi th1 p3F.iSS uVN """
uuv reasonable nope ~ rrco.tcaStuoh;
.rhnt there were four children born
qs q result al said marriage, nd'heil
Jupaiti. II years old: Howard. ~ years
Ola: Maria ; years cld, and Eii2aeeth' =
vears ala .ana TINT said children are IN
the custody cf their m"tilcF' Li'ai't i'''
That the plaintiff has been q resident
Of Anne Arundel county, Maryland. Tor
more. than three years bcfure thls SUIT WAS
4 Tast thc defendant Howard iiol-
i!acswarth is i nonresident Of the STATE
Ana asks that the said Eleanor H8liings-
worth he divorced a vinculo Hsttf lh"uI,
.ruia the saia Howard HoitingswurJh; ahu
FOR such other relief rs Der case N'aN IT.
Il IL ther7upoi, ,h!s 9th day Of January
Ia.3 hv the CircUi; Court for Anne Afuh
Jcl County. ina Equity. artercd thal ",
platBtfT by causing copy Ut this "rdei
Ia bc inserted in some new sparer l'Np
lisnoG In Anne Arundel county Maryland
once IN cacit uf four successive weeks n'
fore the 18th day uf February. w.. neNl AiN
ip. notice L. Howard uoliugSworth. non
resident defendant. II the object OF tfl'
suit and tie substance of tile said ltill q
Complaint. ana thereby warming him u
a,,near i'm This t'aurt IN person or 10y solici
tor nu or before The 2ith day of February
1922, To- answer the premises ana {" sh""
cause n any he has. WHY q decree Sh"ul'
/ Lot be passed as uraved
NN. y. WOODWARD.
Clerk of tho circuit court To
Anne Arundel County.
True Copy. Test
M \ WNNnM Ard Clerk.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY :. 1922.
AN URGENT CITY NEED

When the City Council meets
next Monday night, an opportu-
nifty will be presented for supply
ing a rather conspicuous omission
in the city's traffic and FIRE regu-
lations. Emphasis has been laid
on this omission by the recent ac-
Cident on West street near Church
Circle, when fire truck collidcd
with touring car under circum-
stances which focused public at
tcntion on the need of regulations
governing traffic At the start, and
during the continuance, OF fires.
According to the last census,
Annapolis has a population OF
11,214, with a corrcspondingly
large automobile ownership.
Nevertheless, the same regula-
tions, or lack of regulations, as to
traffic during fires prevail now as
when the city was smaller and
there was no automobile problem
to complicatc matters. There IS
no systematic scheme of munich
pal control, and, apparently. It IS
left to the judgment of the indi-
ridualS in the street and to the
fire truck drivers to get out OF the
way of each other as best they
can. This they have been able
TO do up TO the present time with
a remarkable degree OF success,
but, in the absence of any govern
ing code, complications are bound
to arise which may easily result
seriously.
1t is not an uncommon sight IN
Annapolis during a fire to see
automobile drivers in their efforts
TO get to the scene of the confa-
grafton use the same streets that
the fire trucks. must use. and, in
many cases, speeding ahead NJ
them. This is but one phase OF
the traffic situation that calls for
prompt regulation. for not only do
these cars impede the progress of
the trucks and increase the dan
ger of accidents, but when they
arrive in the vicinity of the FIRE
they so longest the streets that
the hremcn have difficulty i'll
working effectively.
1t is. of course, absolutely nee
csSary that the hremen get TO the
scene of the blaze as soon as pos
siblc. compatible with safety.
and that nothing be allowed to
interfere with this need and their
work when they arrive. Vt the
same time. it is of paramount inn
portance that care and safety be
not sacrificed to mere bursts OF
speed in operating the trucks.
The zone of operations for the
Annapolis fire department is not
large enough. nor is the distance
to be travelled SO great. As TO re-
quire any excess speed i'll getting
over the streets. The iiremen
themselves and the public in gen
eral would be the beneticiarics q
a regulation which limited the
speed OF fire trucks to moderate
rate.
The members OF the City Coun-
Gil. having the best interests OF
the city At heart. can be trusted
to give this matter of traffic and
fire regulations their earnest and
prompt attention, with a view to
passing an ordinance which will
reasonably cover the situation.
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SEEK FRIENDS IN HoUR OF NEED

In the hour of need we quickly seek
our best friends" writes Chas. Schridd
ward de Wet. 957 73rd Ave. Oakland,
Cal, our little 10y and girl had
severe dry, rasping cough without
phlegm. a cough that chokes and
Pushes tho face of the sufferers like
unto commissions Foley's Honey and
Tar was wonderful emergency rem
edy." Cases Ike this give Foley's
Honey and Tar its reputation as the
hest remedy for coughs and colds.
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Thursday, January goth, 1922,
At IL O'Clock 4. NJ.

All those two lots IL ground situate 1T
Lincoln Place. Annapolis Maryland, with
a frontage in the aggregate OF ~ feet, AMI
a depth u 90 feet = Inches, designated as
Nos L. aua - on the plat recorded among
rhe Land Records Of Anne Arundel County
in Liber c. " No. II folio 81 said lot
Va. IL having been conveyed TIA tine sat:
Frederick Hebron ny Mary Dennis. ct al.
by deed dated August Il 1919 recorded
among the aforesaid Land ltecords IN
Tiber e.. " No l3u. folio 81 = and Ia No.
~ having been conveyed Ia the said Fred
erick Hebron by The Annapolis l.aud Ian
provement Company, by deed dated Apu.
-. 1904. recorded among the aforesaid LIANT
Records in Liber G. W. No..31 folio -.
TERMS OF SALE:--One- kalf cash on
ratification of the sale. att,s Tie balance Ia
be paid in six months or one year. ~ the
option % the purchaser or purchasers: de
ferre1 payments 10 bear interest and 20 be
secured to the satisfaction OF the under
signed or al cash OIL the ratification OF
the sale at the option ut the purchaser or
purchasers. 4 deposit Of $4,000 will b.
required of the purchaser or purchasers on
the day of sale Taxes to be adjusted Ia
day al sale.
NINSON G. COTE
Attorney Named i'm Mortgage.
Lee Bldg. Annapolis. Md.
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ashnrr u. :. Church

Rev " C Thompson. Pastor.
II a m.-Sermoa iy the Pastor.
2.30 D. m.-Sunday School
p. m.-Gronp meeting by Women 5
Home Missionary Soc.e1y.
p. m.-Epworth League
: ?. N Young peoples song serY-
ice.
S ?. m.-AaaWal sermon by The pas
ter 70 ushcTs' Association.
The pablic is cordially invited 10
attend all OF these services.
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DENLY BAGS QUAIL
AND DUCKS IN GIMME

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Jan. =
Secretary of the Navy DENLY enjoyed
n successful hunting trip. at Point
Farm. in Stafford. near this city. a
few days ago. He was accompanied
by Col. Cuts, Mai Kingsberry and
others.
The Secretary took back to Wash
ington a fine lot of quail and ducks,
some OF which were for President
Harding.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
State Circle.

H. W Burgan and f. r. Spencer,
Ministers.
9:45 4. m.-Sunday School in Re-
ligious Education Building. Maryland
avenue and Prince George street.
GAS A. III. Brotherhood Bible
Class. held in church building, State
Circle.
IL a. m-Church Nursery
II a. m.-Sermon by Rev II. W.
Burgan.
Ills P. m.-Epworth League Bright
Hour.
s p. m.-Sermon by Rev W "
Davis. n. d.
Public cordially invited 10 be pres
ent
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college Avenue Baptist Church

Dr. John S. Sewers. Pastor.
20 a. m--Biblc school, II. Il. Hall
Superintendent.
IL a. m.-Morning worship. Theme:
s'Life's Supreme Quest"
7 p. m.-B. Y. r. Union.
Sp. m.-Evangelistic Service.
7:f5 p. m. Wednesday Church
Study Hour and business meeting.
5p. m.-FriGay, supper for all mem
bers. Meeting of the church trustees
al the close OF the Sunday morning
service.
Cordial limitation To all.
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Trinity VI. Z. Church. South

Rev. A. F. Owens, Pastor
10 a. m-Sunday School and Mems
Bible Class.
IL a. m.--Preaching
7:15 p. M -Epworth League.
S.p. Sermon by pastor.
Pubic cordially invited 10 FL sery-
ices
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-07
Naval Academy Chapel

Services tomorrow will be as fol-
'ows.
S:45 a. m.-Celebration OF the Holy
Communion.
10:4a Il, m Morning prayer and
sermon.
u Noon Sunday School.
Divine service tMorning prayer and
serm0n) viii also be held in the Audi
iorium Mahan HalD nj 10: 40 a. m
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LEAVE WARRINGTON

Geo. Gas. SEQ, $780, 1890. 1l.o0 a. NJ. 1900
100, 200. 300. SO. si.uc. 400. 500
GOO, 100, 9.0o. 100 J.. NJ. 1910 A. III
daily except SUNDAY.
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Conference Delegates Silent. -
Headline. And just think how many
language they have 70 be silent ia
Sacinaw News Courier
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MEDIC 81

LIVER TROUBLE iav
Simple treatment lor iha WI
dee and pile duct as rs.
sfgne~ Bonklet ~.
Box Sol Kansas 'iit- f'
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-07

If wealth is a form of disease. as
the Princeton professor says. we must
baYe been yaccinated when young.
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PASSPORT VI. +. Church

Al Eastpor, Methodist Episcopal
Church, john T. Jaeger. minister, the
services for tomorrow arc as follows:
10 a. Mems Bible Glass.
II a. Preaching by the pastor.
2:30 p. m.-Sunday School.
7:15 p. m.-Epworth League.
s D. m.-Sermon by the pastor.
The putlic is cordially invited TO ali
services.
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CIT THIS QUITE is WORTH
MONEY

Cut out this slip, enclose with &c
and mail il TO Foley & Co. 2S35 Shelf
acid ave. Chicago. H.. writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con-
tanning Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs, colds and Group;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back. rheumatism, backache, kid
ney and bladder ailments; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets. wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
constipation. biliousness, headaches,
and sluggish bowels
The half-SDanish Mr.. De Valera S
3mtiticn seems 70 be 10 display his
prowess as John Bull fghter.-Co-
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For tickets ard

For tickets ard Information Apply at GU
city ticket Offices West Street Station
STATE House Station. College Avenue and
Eladep Street; Car.si Esn HGryioT'
aGtal
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ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
Bladea street station
LEAVE BaLTIMoRE-W. u. & A.

SIS z7.S5. s.35. 9s5, 1875. itS5. =. "a
1928 L35. 235. 1886. 1i.GJ, 4.35. x5.05
5.3s. 6.30. 1855. 9.55. 1I.S5. +. a.. 1925
a. II.
an treiUs receive or discharge passenger
Of local points between annapolis AM
Naval Academy Junction and al Ship.
ley and Lint4icum on signal.
ll,n.n..t 10 lln.. Is 1911
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Nv L8EMORIAM

rRAIN- L. loyiag remembrance OF my
dear husband OrTo l. HSAt y. wEo
de, artrQ TINS lie one ye:.l nso. Janu-
AIRY : 1921
To-day recalls sad memories
Of a loved one gore 20 rest.
Ard tnosc WEu ;liuk If him today
Are the ones who l0ye him best
mourn for yoX dear husbmd,
But not with Outward show.
For the heart that m0urns sincerely.
Mourns silently and low.
by his devoted wife.
ESTELLE BRAUN.
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Edwards Chapel

Edwards Chapel
Rev John T. Jaeger, Minister.
D. m.-Sunday School.
D. m.-Sermon by pastor
The public is invited TO all services
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ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
Howard and lombard SIS.

10 5. VI ana hatf hourly thereafter ut l.
and - minutes after each hour unit!
GI5 T. u. then az t.15. So. 91J. 1915.
1i.15 i. NJ, anu i2.lJ \. VI.
90 and 30 \ ~ trains daily except
StladaN
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!. ROLAND BRADY Aucsiouecl
MORTGAGES SALE
Oh
VALUABLE PROPERTY

situate on the Southwest side oF 81. Johns
Street. Annapolis. Maryland.
By virtue Of the special power and
authority contained 81 4 mortgage from
Frederick Hebron and wife dated May T..
1918 recorded among the Land Records ot
Anne Arundel County II I.iber q. w. No.
lf5. folio = | viii offer Ia public sale AZ
the Court House door, in the City of An
napolis. Maryland. on
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First Baptist Church (COlored)

First Baptist Church (COlored)
Washington st.
40 a ReYyIb. Y. Pierce, Pastor.
SOS. J.ET. SYosne Church Clerk.
IL a m.-Sermon by pastor.
y. m-Service.
s D. m-Holy Communion.
s 7. m, Tuesday
s p. m, Friday Service
All are welcome Come one, come
all.
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Presbyterian Church
Or. ). y Persons. Pastor.
8: 80 "a. m-Sunday School
II n. m.-Communion service.
7:30 p. m. Evening Service
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Entered at Annapolis Postofiee as
Second Glass Matter.


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Mt. M0riah 4. VI. T.. Church
Roy. 7. j. Jordan. pastor.

lNNF' T y 'N4 014A4I' Iets7NVt'
il a. m.-Preaching by the pastor.
2:@0 p. m.-Sunday School, w. f..
Brown. Supt.
4 p. m.-AlIen Christian Endeayor
League j. w Warwick. president.
s p..m.-Preaching by the pastor.
All are welcome
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ST Martins Evangelical La!h. Church
Francis Street.

AAIANEa II ~Ntt
Frederick H. Craepcr. Pastor.
9:$5 a. m.-Sunday School.
II a m.-Preaching Service.
; p manual congregational
meeting and election Of officers. All
members are urged 10 attend
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Bible Students

Bible Students
Knights of Pythias Hall
p. m.-Bible lecture by W. L.Pelle,
# Louisville Ky
All are welcome