Evening capital and Maryland gazette., October 23, 1919, Image 6

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CONGRESSMEN PLEAD
FOR MARYLAND MARINES
Representatives Frederick N. Zihi
man and Carville I>. Benson were in
the delegation of representatives ami
senators who called yesterday on Ad
miral Clark, judge advocate of the
navy, in the interest of the 28 mem
bers of the United States Marine
Corps who have been sent to prison
for terms ranging from eight to l‘>
years.
Among the marines are two Mary
land boys, fine from Congressman
Zihlman’s district and one from Con
gressman Henson’s district.
The young men under sentence en
listed for the duration of the war and
were stationed at Tort au Prince.
"An hour’s wait?— *^jj^
let’s light up” i
Chcs. Field JS|
YOU’VE missed the best part of
smoking if you’ve never tried SBBm
the blend - that -cant- be -copied. v
Chesterfields go beyond taste — Billfe
they begin and end with "Satisfy.” fSHK
Phone 441
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...BROKERS...
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We Buy and Sell Stock for Cash or on
Reasonable Margin
The public is cordially invited to v’.sit our office and
inrpect our facilities of doing business
FIRST FLOOR OF ADVERTISER BUILDING
Private Wire Direct to New York
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Republic Theatre
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
MATINEE and EVENING BOTH DAYS
* DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS *n ~ His Majesty t ihe American*
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
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And Love, Thrills And Supr'sei
“His Majesty The American”
MATINEE ADMISSION EVENINGS
>3S< >SO@< >^<
First Performance First Performance
0.30 . Matinee: Adults, 25c; War Tax, 3c. - p
Second Performance Children, 15c; War Tax, lc. Second Performance
i * !l ** Evening: All Seats 25c; War Tax, 3c.
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Haiti. When one of their comrade:
was confined in the native prison with
. two natives, they appealed to the ser
'geant of their company for his re
lease from the native prison, ami
asked him to place the matter before
their commanding otllcer. The com
ruanding offuer refused to agree v
his release from the prison, which
the soldiers likened to the “Black
Hole of Calcutta,” and 28 of then,
released him by force.
Signal Power* Changed
The signal tower on the .W., 15. and ;
A. road that was located 1,000 yards
from Annapolis, on" the line of the
track, has been removed to a point
about 200 yards from the West Street
station. It will add to the safety
and efficiency of trains. j
THE EVENING CAPITAL AND MARYLAND OAZETTE, ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 53,1919.
TO HONOR 53
RETURNED MEN
OF THE SERVICE
(Continued From Page One)
In connection with the above pro
gram an “Honor Tree” was to have
been planted at 4:30 p. m., by ihc
children of the primary and be;ili
ners departments of the Sunday
school tinder the leadership of Irs
Edward Jewell. Owing to the fact
that the tree—a beautiful white el.n—
was lost in transportation to Annap
olis this part of tiie ceremony viP
he delayed until a later date. The
program for the tree-planting had
been furnished by the American For
| estry Association, at Washington, an
organization which also donated a
very beautiful bronze tablet for the
tree reading:
MEMORIAL TREE
WORLD WAR
1917-1918.
“O U It 9 H E It O E S.”
First M. E. Church
Annapolis, Md.
It is regretted that the children’s
| feature must be delayed, but the honoi
! exercises by the little inns will co ne
within the near future. Following
the public service at night refresh
mentis will be served to everybody in
the lecture rooms of tlie church. The
| church and brotherhood invite the
members of the American Legion,
Service Star Legion, and the general
public to tlte formal service.
MANY BOND HOLDERS
FAIL TO COMPLY
Many holders of Liberty Loan
I Bonds have failed to comply with the
j request made ty the government re
lative to the conversion of the first
!converted 4s and the second Liberty
Loan 4 pr cent, bonds into the 4*4
per cent, issue. The first converted
4s were issued with only sufficient
coupons to meet the interest up to
December If. and should make the
change prior to that date. The sec
ond 4s have coupons for November 15
payment, and those who wish to make
ihe change to get the higher rate of
interest should do so immediiately.
For those who wish to make no
change, the government will provide
additional coupons to attach to the
1 onds and deliver them about the first
| of the year.
Football Among The Hoys
The juveniles of Murray Hill have
formed the Murray Hill Athletic Club
i for practice in football. A game with
; the Rescue Club of West End is ex
peeled to take place in about two
| weeks. The youngsters are looking
: forward to this match already with
I interest.
WILSON SEEKING TO !
: BUILD HARMONY IN !
INDUSTRIAL FIGHT
r
(By The Associated Press.)
• Washington. Oct. 2H. —Out of the
wreck of the National Industrial Cob-,
i ference. President Wilson today
sought to build new machinery to
bring about harmony in the industry
’ j of the country.
In a message, to Chairman Lane he
i asked that the public representatives
’in the conference continue their work
i and make a report to him. The labor’
i 'officials are .-aid to favor further ic
? lion of the public group in the hope 1
that a program originating in that j
'group will be acceptable to labor.
1 Samuel Gompers, Chairman of the
Labor Group, in a formal statement j
today re-iterated that unless the em- i
plovers’ group agreed to the declara
tion that workers, without discrimina
tion. had a right to organize, it was
worse then useless for the labor rep
resentatives to continue their delibera
tions.
Fbtnnrl Cakes
One pint of flour, one heaping tea
spoon of baking powder, one-half tea
spoon of sugtr, one-half tablespoon of ;
melted butter, one egg beaten separ
ately, three-quarter pint of sweft milk 1
and one-half teaspoon of salt; mix
flour, baking powder, sugar, and salt
together; then stir in the butter, eggs
and milk, adding the whites of the
eggs last.
AT THE RKPUiLIU TON Hi IIT
Virginia Hammond who. with Earl 1
1 Metcalfe, is starred in “The Battler.” jj
' the new World release, had a remark- j
able career on the stage before she'
entered the motion picture field.
When she was hut eighteen years of
age Miss Hammond was leading wo- '
1 man wi.th E. H. Sothern. She was the
youngest leading woman M. Sothern !
1 ever had and one of the youngest thcit
1 ever appeared on Broadway. She ap
peared with this eminent star in “The
1 I’roud Prince,” “If I Were King” and
several of his Shakespearean produc
tions. playing the leading female roles.
She has also played leading parts in
1 many other Broadway productions.
Her work w r as always received with
: high praise by critics, and she has!
even made o greater hit in the picture i
field. With the World Pictures she 1
has been given splendid opportunities
to display v her wonderful versatility.!
| No picture has ever given her a wider I
range for her ability than “The Bat-1
tier.”
Miss Hammond will be seen in “The
Battler” at the Republic theatre to
night.
AT TIIE PALACE TONIGHT
i Did you ever hear of camels refus- j
j ing to walk on the sands of the desert?!
Ridiculous! ‘you -assert. But very j
j true, as niy one connected with the!
| production of that master, spectacular!
i drama, “Sah ira,” in which J. Parker j
| Rend, Jr., presents Louise Glaum, can
j tell you. The camels will stand sil-;
I houtted against the sunset sky on the!
sun-blistered sands of the desert I
proved as tempcrniontal as any prima i
donna. Housed in a city livery and !
j used to treading the firm, smooth as- i
i phalt, these 11 ivvers and baggage
! trains of the desert refused to plow
through the sand.
This picture will be the feature at
traction at the Palace theatre tonight.
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Annapolis-Claiborne
Ferry, Inc.
Schedule Effective
September 15, 1949
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave Annapolis
4 A. M. t> A. M. 0 ;30 I*. M.
Leave Claiborne
0 A. M. 10 A. M. 7:30 P. M.
SUNDAY ONLY
Leave Annapolis
9 .A M. 4 P. M.
Leave Claiborne
11 A. M. fl P. M.
No midday trip Saturday.
FARE
On* Way 60 cents
j Bound Trip 76 cents
Good for two days limit.
T. C. B HOWARD,
General Manager.
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Pal ace Theatre||
TODAY TOMORROW
I E. K. LINCOLN TOM MOORE
IN IN
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I “FIGHTING “BROWN OF
THROUGH” HARVARD”
GOOD COMEDY Also GOOD COMEDY
! MINUTE MEN SPEAK
AT THE THEATRES
During the season of the great in
terest manifest throughout the coun
try in the Roosevelt Memorial, thei
i “Four-Minute Men,” are speaking j
nightly at the moving picture thea-.
.tres in town.
Last night at the Republic and at
the Palace moving picture theatres on
Main street the speakers were Asso-j
' ciate Professor Herman KrafTt. of the
English Department. Naval Academy, j
and Instructor William A. Darden, al
so of the English Department.
Tonight there will be other speak
ers. The time for speaking is limited |
to four minutes, and the subject now
under consideration is the Roosevelt
Memorial, of which the Anne Arun
jdel county chairman is James M. Mun
roe, Esq.
COMMUNITY EXHIBIT
AT GLEN BURNIE TODAY
A community meeting and exhibit
is being held this afternoon at Glen j
Ramie, this county.
The exhibit will consist of garden j
j products and canned goods. Mrs. |
Georgiana Linthicum, County Demon- \
strator of Home Economics, and j
County Agent of Agriculture, George
W. Norris will attend the exhibit this*
afternoon and serve as judges for
premiums to be awarded for best f?ur- 1
den products and best canned goods.
You never can tell. Many a fellow
is turned down by a girl when lu*
labors under the impression that he
is the light of her life.
WANTED TO BUY
50 acres of potatoes in the ground
RAYMONDJCNGEKS
Annapolis
Rhone IMI3-E-1
023
WANTED
4 Firs! Class Carpenters
LEVERING k GARHIGI’ES CO.
Naval Academy
Annapolis tf
Sand For Sale
Fine and Coarse sand for sale.
Finest quality for building pur
poses. Price SI.OO a yard; de
livery additional. Phone 546-M.
Republican Ticket
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOV. 4, 1919. j
For Governor.
HARRY W NICE,
of Baltimore City.
For Comptroller.
AMOS W. W. WOODCOCK,
of Wicomico County.
- For Attorney-General.
ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG,
of Frederick County.
For Clerk Court of Appeals.
WILLIAM L. MARCY,
of Anne Arundel County.
COUNTY TICKET
For Stale Senator.
JOHN BOWIE.
For House of Delegates.
JAMES O. DRURY,
WATERS K. HOWES,
LOUIS SCHRAMM. JR,
LOUIS LEVINE SEIGERT, JR.. j
For State’s Attorney.
JAMES M. MUNROE.
For Clerk of Circuit Court.
JOHN CLAYTON BREWER.
For Sheriff.
BENJAMIN F. PUMPIIREY.
For County Commissioners.
DAVID W. COLLI SON.
CHARLES M. GREEN,
JOSEPH S. GRISCOM,
WILLIAM G. LEHR.
CHARLES E. REMSON,
JOHN SHEPHERD,
MILTON J. TURNER.
For Judges Orphans’ Court.
WILLIAM H. DICES,
WILLIAM H. DITTY,
HENRY WOODWARD, JR.
—Published by authority of J. PAUL
MEDFORD. Treasurer. adv.
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The Annapolis Jobbing Co.*
Phone 449-W “9 SECOND ST.
(OLJ) WEATHER IS COMING.
RE PREPARED.
Renters. Ranges and Routine pul.
i in ttrsl-eiuss condition.
Promptness and Satisfaction
Guaranteed
| nIC.
Fur Work
Fur Coats, Collars And MiilYs Rellned,
Repaired And Made Over.
Children’s Sewing V Special!)
MRS. HUNT
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Painters, Decorators
and Paper - Hangers
Relief Decorations for Parlors,
Hails and Bathrooms
Chun-b Decoration t SpwlaJtj
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Estimate* Cheerfully FurnLbed
Telephone 544-W
Steers For Sale
Yearling Short Horns, weighing
from 725 to 825 pounds a piece, at
12 1 2 cents per pound on the fa rip.
See or write to
HENRY BASER,
Holly Beach Farm
Phone 1831-F-5 R. F. D.
Annapolis, Md.
IN I NK FOlt 85 YEARS
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The Quieh And Sure Cure for
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It is u Powerful Tonic and
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| quinine, arsenic or habit-forming in
gredient. At All Stores,
“BABER” was used with great stie r
cess during the
INFLUENZA
j epidemic. Take BABEK now us a pre
ventive 9-25-ltn
On the other hand a rolling stone
!gathers no rust, either.
WILLIAM N. FRENCH & SON
Swinehart and Tubes
Phone 709 25 FRANCIS STREET
We have good reason to believe there will be quite an
advance in prices on tires on or before October 31st, and would
advise you to put your order in now so that you may purchase
at old prices.
We would be very glad to hold any tires which you may
buy now for future delivery.
We are also running a special proposition of giving a tube
FREE with every Swinehart casing bought.
Soliciting your future business. °3l j
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ANNAPOLIS TIRE REPAIR CO.
100 WEST STREET
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CHAN. B. McN'KFF, Mur.
113 WEST STREET
i Retreading Telephone 233 Free Air
A fully equipped lire hp, with pracdeal and eonipetent repair u>
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Republic Theatre
I MATINEE DAILY -
TODAY | TOMORROW
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EARL METCALFE and Douglas Fairbanks
VIRGINIA HAMMOND IN
“The Battler” ‘‘His Majesty
mm The American .
KINOGKAM NEWS ;
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for Hi-:NT
AUTOMOBILi; Tor to v T
New Baby Grand -.
for rent; $2.50 .. . '
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CONTRACTOR ami 111 II || l!
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