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AKD MARYLAND GAZETTE
Krtabllsfaed WT.
AXXAPOLIA. MO.
Published Dally Except Sunday by
THE CAPITAL PUBLISHING COMPANY ,
THE EVENING CAPITAL
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mantown and Wcat Annapolia by carrier
for 30 i-euta per month.
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office. for 30 cent* i>er month ; t-1.50 per j
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In I'tilled State* or Canada.
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Second Cla** Matter.
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It or not otherwise credited In tbit
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iiereln are also reserved.
SAT I It DAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1919.
TIIE GRAND .11 RV
A Baltimore police justice rises;
to remark, with an air of omnis-j
cience and of finality, that the I
grand jury as an institution has
outlived its day. lie may be cor
rect as to Baltimore grand juries,
but if there is any better way in
a rural community to protect life,
and property and to set in motion
equal and exact justice than by
the deliberations and investiga
tion of 2.1 of the best citizens of
that community, it has never
been found. The grand jury i- |
the' rock and refuge of the peo
pie, and their bulwark against
the spread of the spirit of autoc
racy and dictatorship.
— -
THRIFT WEEK IN JAM ARY
Keen interest on the part of the
public in the projected plans for
a National Thrift Week begin
ning January 17, 1290, has bee- ;
evidenced in many ways already,
the Savings Division of the
Treasury Department announced i
today. The purpose of the week
will be the endeavor to start the
country off in the New Year with
*. . i
a sound financial program for ev
ery individual and household.
(Two ends arc sought, f irst, that
the condition of the individual be
improved, and second, that the
financial and industrial strength
of the nation be increased by the
great sums of capital which will
accrue through the practice of
steady saving and safe invest
ment on the part of citizens.
“ The importance to the country j
of the practice of thrift and sav-,
ing by the individual is not readi-j
ly appreciable." said W illiam j
Lewis, director of the sa\ ings di
vision." "until its results in the ag
gregate are summed up. W hile
the country was buying twenty
billion dollars worth of Liberty
Bonds, it also put away more
than a billion dollars in W ar Sav
ings Stamps, and savings bank
deposits in this country also have
increased some eight billion dol
lars during the years the world
has been at war.
" The absorption of the Liberty
Loans was tine somewhat to ex
tension of our national credit, bu*
pin-chases of Savings Stamps and
increases in bank deposits were;
almost wholly due to the wist
preference of the individual for
increasing his own and the coun
try's capital account instead ot
using his funds in unnecessary
spending.
“It is to bring to the attention!
of the country that it can, with
out sacrificing its pleasures or,
curtailing its comforts, add sev
eral billion dollars more to its
capital account next year that
plans for a National Thrift Week
early in the year have been pro-;
mulgated.
"Steady additions to the na
tion’s capital are necessary if wei
are to take advantage of the trade j
and industrial opportunities that;
will keep us at our present full,
tide of prosperity. We must re-j
fiain from unnecessary anil c.\ j
THE EVENING CAPITAL AND MARYLAND GAZETTE, ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND, SAI L RPAS . Mn r.MBf-R 9. 190
travagant spending if we are to!
bring prices down, llavig saved!
money, it is essential that the in-
| dividual invest safely. To this,
jend we urge continued invest
-5 ment in Government securities,
on which steady and good inter-)
jest returns are assured, with full;
return of principal.
"Saving Stamps and Treasury
Certificates will be available
again next year at banks and
postoffices, and Liberty Bonds
: may be purchased at or through
! any banking institution.”
The program for National
Thrift W eek, as at present tenta
tively, is a> follows:
National 'Thrift Day, Saturday,
januarv 17, i!>2o.—To enlist tht
Nation in a campaign to "Save
first and spend afterwards.” In
other words, to stick resolutel
to the program of making the
present insure the future by the
regular saving and investment of
(some part of every pay envelope
to finance future opportunities or
needs; to invest savings safely,
preferably in loss-proof Govern
iment securities; to curb the profi
teer by demanding a dollar’s
worth of goods for every dollar
spent.
'Thrift Sunday, Sunday, Janu
ary 18. —Sermons in all American
pulpits on the relation of eco
nomic life to religious well-being
and the need of sharing with
others.
National Life Insurance Day.
(Monday, January 19.—T0 em
phasize the importance of protect
ing one’s family with life insur
' ance.
i Own - Your - Own-Home Day.
j Tuesday, January 20. —To show
Why desirable and how possible
to own a home.
Make-a-Will Dav, Wednesday.
January 21. —To urge men to
j make wills, and in so doing im
press upon them the necessity of
[making provision for the future,
i Thrift-in-lndustry Day, Thurs
day, January 22.—T0 emphasize
|,the need for factory thrift, and
the economic value of co-opera
tion between capital and labor.
Family Budget Day, Friday.
January 2:1. —To show the im
portance of using the budget plan
in family finance.
Pay-Your-Bills Day. Saturday.
January 24.—T0 emphusize the
moral obligation to pay debts.
Formal pledges to co-operation
in furthering National Thrift
j Week thus far includes the volun
tary oiler of a large firm to give
!a share of its advertising space,
land resolutions by three of the
largest banking groups of the
[country, the American Bankers’
I Association, the Investment
Bankers’ Association and the
i American Institute of Banking.
The latter at its recent conven
tion in New (Means adapted the
following resolution:
"Intelligent and systematic
practice of Thrift develops a
i higher type of individual and in
creases the economic strength of
jthtf nation; we therefore pledge
oursches to Continue in co-opera
tion -with the several bureaus and
departments of the government
and also such other organization:
or agencies as are eng J fed in
j promoting public and private
thrift.
"Wc especially pledge our
selves to support and work for
the success of the thrift plans be
ing made for the week beginning
January 7, 1920, by the War
Loan Organization of the Treas
jury Department.”
Mistake In Names
In announcing the names for those
to whom pledgee are to be turned in
for the Emergency Hospital, that of
Mrs. Kutseh. of Eastport. was given
| for Mrs. Parkinson, the latter having
, been appointed on the Emergency
Hospital drive committee for the viL
lage.
Mrs. Parkinson has been an eaer
igetic worker for the hospital drive,
but her name was inadvertently omit
ted from the list.
Occasionally germs get on a man's
jmind and worry him to death.
AT THE CHURChI”
* *
SI. A line’s Parish
1 i Protestant Episcopal; Founded 1692 )
i Kev. Edward l). Johnson. D. I) .
Rector.
Services. First Sunday in Advent:
7:3o—Holy Communion.
I 9:3.o—Sunday School.
. .11:00 —Morning Prayer,
i 7:30 —Evening Prayer.
SI. Luke’s, Lamport
Rt. Rev. G Mott Williams. P. D.
3*o0 —Sunday School.
4:oo—Evening Prayer.
* Presbyterian Seri ices
Morning and evening service will be
held as usual tomorrow in the Pres
byterian Church, the Rev S E. Per
sons. 1). I) . preacher.
The subject of the morning sermon,
will be “Tfe New Era Movement.” and !
in the evening at 7:30, the preacher,
will take for his theme "The Religion j
of Jesus ChrisL the Solution of Indus-)
trial and World Problems.”
The usual class conducted on Sun
day morning by Prof. C. Alphonsol
Smith in the Presbyterian Church on
Bible study will be dispensed with to
morrow morning.
I)r. Smith being out of town there
. will be no meeting of the class to
morrow. The class, however, will re
assemble the following r unday for the
study of Acts, on which the lecture
will be given by Dr. Smith.
College Avenue Baptist Church
Dr. John S. Sowers, Pastor.
9:45 a. m., Bible School, H. II IJall.
superintedent.
'<' 11 a. m.. Morning Worship. Subject
“Friendship for Eternity.”
8 p m.. Evening Worship. Subject
i’“Bringing in the Sheaves.”
7:15 p. m., P. Y. P. C.
Wednesday night, S p. m., Prayer
Meeting. Cordial welcome to all.
i
St. Anne's ( lunch
There will be a Corporate Cclebra
. tion of the Holy Communion especial
ly for nun and boys at 7:30. At the
eleven o'clock service, Mr. A. Warfield
Hobbs, of the editorial staff of the
Baltimore Sun, will make an address
on the Nation-wide campaign. I'n
designated offerings tomorrow will he
for the Emergency Hospital.
Maryland Aie. >l. E. Church
Usual Sunday services will he held
tomorrow at the Maryland Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, the Rev
. Emmett R. Spencer, pastor. In the
, morning the pastor will preach on the
subject “Ground Arms.” and in the
evening another of the series of ser
f mons on the Parables of Jesus. To
morrow night's theme will be “Par
able of the Talents.”
Eastport Baptist Church
, Rev. H. C. Lane, pastor.
1 Bible School, 2.30, J. E. Stokes,
superintendent.
B. Y. P. U., C. 45.
Missionary Pagent, 7.30.
. You are cordially invited to these
services.
I 1 First >l. E. Church
The usual Sunday services, morning
and evening, will be held tomorrow in
• j the Fihst Methodist Episcopal Church.
M the Rev. H. Wilson Burgan. I). 1).. pas
j tor. The pastor will preach at both
i services. Sunday school and Bible
' j class will be held at the usual hour.
St. Martin’s Church
Services will be held tomorrow ir.
’ St. Martin's Lutheran Church. Francis
street. As the church is at present
without a pastor the preacher tomor
row will be the Rev. Metzler. of Wash
' ihgton.
• Sunday school will bs held at th<
usual hour. 9.45, but there will be no
II evening service.
Christian Science Services
The services for tomorrow and next
week of the Annapolis Christian
,: Science Society, 28 State Circle, wil:
be as follows:
Ha. m , Sunday, subject: “Ancient
. and Modern Necromancy. Alias Mes
merism and Hypnotism, Denounced.'
! S p. m.. Wednesday,, Testimonial
; meeting.
, ; The reading room is open even
Wednesday from 3 to 5 p. m.. where
Mall authorized Christian Science litera
! ture may be read, purchased or her
? rowed.
{ Mt. Moriah Church, Franklin St.
J. A. Briscoe, Pastor.
You are a church member. Where
! will you be Sunday? Home! God for
- bid.
Sermon at 11 a. m., by Rev. W. H
Brown. 2:30 p. m., Sunday School for
old and young. 7 p. m , Allen League
- $ p. m., sermon by Rev. Walter Har
desty
SLOW
DEATH
j Aches, pains, nervousness, diffi
.! culty in urinating, often mean
i serious disorders. The world's
r standard remedy for kidney, liver, i
i bladder and uric acid troubles —
j
brinf quick relief emS often ward off
deadly diseases. Known as the national
twwdy of Hof land for mora than 209 i
years. All druggists, in tars# sices.
Lask fsr the sum Cold lfcklsNtyi
And no
CHILDREN GENEROUS }
TO SANTA'S AGENTS 1
The Empty Stocking Club, who arc i
the agents of Santa Clans, are highly j
gratified at the result cf the offering j
made by the Annapolis and Naval
Academy children on Thanksgiving | j
Day at St. Anne’s service for the chil- 1
dren. , <
A gift was received from the chil-,
tdren of the Naval Academy Chapel .
Sunday School of 5i5.00, and the offer- I
ing in money of the children of St.
Anne’s amounted to sl2 48. making a
-of $27.4S for the Empty blocking
Club to expend in c indy. nuts, etc., for •
! filling the children’s stockings at
Christmas.
Besides this offering some 125,t0ys
and dolls were given by the children'
to help out Santa Claus’ agents, the
Empty Stocking Club
A doll, a teddy bear and ~ >me toys j
! were taken alter the service to the
(Emergency Hospital to a 11: * 1 a sick
I girl, who i* recovering after a long :il
i ness from typhoid fever.
| Sule Of ( hristuuts S-hU i’ist;M>tie<!
Owing to the great lire in Rahim ire’
j having destroyed the Red Cross ‘
■ Christmas Seals, the ?aie. which v.a; |
! to have commenced M andrty, Deeembei
) the first, will be postponed for a short
htinie. All the workers who have)
| promised their assistance arc urged to
! hold themselves in readiness so tha* .
everyone may make up in energy what
j they arc now losing in time,
j This is a greai work, the st.moping j
out of that dread disease, tuberculosis.!
and should have the support of all.
Injured Man Doing Well
Frank Smith, of Eastport, who wa.
finjured yesterday morning in an auto
mobile collision when riding his hi
'cycle to work, and who is a patient at
’the Emergency Hospi al. is reported to
be doing nicely this morning.
The injured man is slid to have j
spent a comfortable night and to he j
I doing as well as can be expected tin
j dir existing conditions.
112 Millions'll^
used !ast
to KILL
ntiL's
CASCARA^QUiN^L
:! M
'■Sjgv Standard cold remedy for 20 jr-ers
—m tablet U'lr. —safe, sure, ro ]
cffidV opiatrs— ri sup a cold in 2t
hours—rclirv c j'rip H 3 diyi.
u ' her e FM
NvT y At A 7! Drwr Sforcß
For Sale
’ Tin* framo bouse <>n i •■rner <’ity I>vk tr
tin* highest bidder to be torn down and
materia! removed and tdjo-e eloared o ft'.
Market House ("onuiit!lee.
JOHN H. WKLLS. f'liairman,
i:i,mi:p k. i*.* hkixsmx,
H 2 WILLIAM r. MeCiiKA IY.
TROI’OHALM
* Bids will be received by the City Com
missioner until 12 oVloek, noon. Monday
: December Ist. It)IH. for removing the bi
tuminous eonerete from Franklin street. b
tween Church Circle and Cathedral street.
- Concrete to tie hauled to northeast slide ot
Jt’ity Dock. The right is reserved to reject
any and ail bids.
? W. JI. VAN SANT.
n 2!) City Commissioner
NOT I r K
\fter Heeetiiber t ItPfl. the f.dlbwlng
* l>rie,s will be charged for material at the
. Coinpnny"s yard:
; Gravel. |*r eirbi.- yard do
Builders Sand, j er . uli>- yard... Ids!
Concrete Sand, per en'oii yard., l.dd!
| THE LIBERTY SANI) &, (.RAVEL CO
d 2
5 MRS. OLIVIA WILLIAM’S
RKK.IIT 1.1t.11T IIAIK PARLOK
01-I X KVKKY DAY
Make your dates for night work. Open
: Monday. Thursday. Friday and Satin da i
: niglits for working girls.
I nl<*r Mudam ('. J. B al!;pr’*t Sy*|pm.
12 (OKMIILL SIKLET VJS
E. O. LEAGUE
i ROOFING and SPOUTING
Sheet Iron, Slntc. Store, Fnrnaice
NYork and Repairing.
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Phone 78MV. ft'
SIGN PAINTING
SAMUEL W. BROOKS & CO.
CHAR. XELSON BROOKS
Painters, Decorators
and Paper-Hangers
Belie! Decorations for Parlent,
Halls and Bathrooms
Church Dcearatlon • OpwUttjr 1|
Freace Fainting
No. IV/ 2 DEAN STREET
Ksttosotra Cheerfully Furnished
Telephone S4t-W
} lags?- .-rr—ssJ
| John C. Bo esse! 6c Co. J
Expert Watch Repairing
A Specialty
<1 MARYLAND ATE.
Formerly srtih Firm of SI. Boeeesl
i • , ,
CVTLLiU r
nnrcrx sa*fs war-toce archttecib)
tm tcMeiw prircte pr->ra.v- t,k wßoeerst|i
•f their d’K-Uh V;EE VICE FEATFR”S i*
cmiserGon with tsßUteg , u ,j c^artilue.
tion. Onrre*iNßMb nre Mlhdted.
iaa St .1,1. Ave.
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CLASSIFIED ADS. j
LOST AM) FOCKD. WAN TIED,
FOB SALK AJKD fOI BBNT
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i All cUMtfied advertisement* or 2
words or le**, firs: Insertion, ouc.
Subsequent insertlone. "ie cent
I word. Over 25 words two cent* a
word Bret Insertion :: *5 ::
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LOST |
IX>ST —At Naval A .demy. hor*"-!'."<■
stick pin i*f ltoward at 1-U
dult street.
|,sT —Tan >it between M;fln st reel
and Severn Fiver Bridge. '•"'.'(.uniat
wearing til p.'itd. • •imib :: :i<l brush.
ward if left .tt UUlotU's store. fr-'s
LO*T —Brown Irish terrier lit, It: <itht
mouth* ..Id: was wearing Breen foliar:
stravcl from 11*5 Duke "t tiloiieester .
Wednesday evnitur. Kinder {dense ""in
linim.ate with Lieut.-Coindr. It. 1 "
111..LV 214 -J. ir> it ,
MONEY TO LOAN
MONTY TO LOAN—Money to loan on
mortgage. Apply to Wiusou O Gott.
Annapods. 111. JylS-tf
MON ICY' TO LOW—On mortgage la same
to suit on reasonable teims. I’artlal
pa uncut allowed. James M. Munroe. At
torney. > 1 -f
POSITION WANTED
1-OSITION WANTED A respect.d,!c
colored man wishes fnrn.i. >• t" atteinl t".
Martin Cummin*. Busy Dee I.unfit K""> .
22 t’rtlvert st reel. *-•)
WANTED
WINTKII — YOUNTS — Ylltliorized Negro
i War History, 711 pages with peine terms
' by Kelly Miller. "1 Washington. lKt pi"
t tires, best book for eolored people ever
| written, priee only .52.5". Selling like
wild tire. Outfit free. Aft iitiiek. Jeu
j kins I'ublishiuK <'<>■, Warder Bldg.,
Washington. D.
WANTED—AGENTS Big profits *<"Mn-'
onr extracts, perfumes, void erealii.*
powders, spies .liu dieines, ete.: 1 >•.-,uti
ful high-grade line: exclusive territory:
samp■•,. S"j,p free. Laeassiau Dept.
141, St. Louis. Mo. it- I .i
| WANTED —SALKSMAN Side or tuafn line,
i i" sell low priced .1.000 mile guaranteed
| tin s; do x 1-2 non-skid sells for sll.be:
j other sizes in proportion. Good money
making proposition for live wires. ■
solids,ted Tire fii,, Old S. Michigan, < hie
| ago, t,-.*
IV.lNTKlt—Putin -owing: t'-atly dine :i
lotto-; work reeeivi'd after 2:20 p. m
diiily. Apply 11 Pleasant’ street. >il
WANTED Salesladies. Apply User
Shacks' Dept. Store. West street. dl
j W ANTED—Permanently, small, modern,
I furnished apartment by young couple;
will occupy by January Ist. Apply No.
2>o, C ipital e. n 25 tt
i W ANTED—At once, unfurnished apartment
or small house: modern improvements.
I Apply No. 217, livening t'apital. n 2..
j W ANTED—OiI or before December Ist. 2
or ". rooms, or an apartment for light
housekeeping. Address "11. C. I'.’ Kveu-
I ing Capital Oltice.
WANTED—Apartment or small house, fur
nished or unfurnished for months of
January. lYbruary and March. Addrer
“C. L. XV." t'apital (tffice, Annapolis. Md.
nl7 tt
FOR SALE
Ft) it SALE—Chandler Touring Car, in
good running condition: price reason
able. Apply J. N. Smith, Hotel Maryland
or Capital Oarage, <l2
FOR SALK—Horse and wagon: black
horse. 7 years old. perfectly gent hr. work
anywhere, ride or drive by lady: wagon
perfect condition, 1-2 ton capacity.
Thomas I". Monday. Wist Antia'poiis. tt"
FOR SALE—One Ford 191. s Touring far.
new top, new seat covers, elect rleallv
equipped, perfect condition. Apply Tin
Leader. 11 West street or call 111. n2s-if
FOR SALK—Cheap, HI foot gasoline boat
!• foot beam, cabin, will carry 2(0 bushel*
of oysters. Apply before 12 noon tomor
row. Cluis. M. Barker. City Dek. p2.‘-
FOB SALE—New 5-phssenger. 15 eyllmler
auto, run 1.000 miles, extra tire, foil
equipment, cost $1,790; price $1,535
party needs cash. Phone lls-.T. n2l-tf
F 0 R SA L E
The property of the late Dr. George
Wells on Charles street, as a whole con
sisting of a colonial brick dwelling and
large spacious grounds, or will sell the
dwelling with n large lot.
New and modern sevenrrootn bungalow,
with bath, furnace, gas and electric light
ed. Location West street extended. Price
$5,500. Terms. Lot 50 x 200 feet.
Six-room bungalow at West Annapolis,
with bath, furnace, electric lights. wSter
and sewerage system. Lot 100 x 150 feet.
I*rice SSIOO.
Desirable building lots on Thompson
street: -10. 50 or <SO-foot frontage. Price
$25.00 per front foot.
Several lots on Southgate avenue.
Lot ami dwelling at 417 West street.
Price ?2.500.
T.ot and dwelling at 11!) West street.
Price $2,250.
Tie Wagenman house nt 212 Duke of
Gloucester street. Price $12,500.
C I! A S. F. LEE
TEL. 03 n!7-tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Front bedroom in private
family for one <*r two gentlemen for th<
winter: all oonvenioip >s. Apply No. 251
Capital Office. ' n2B-*f
FOR KENT—Small fnrriisb-d fat. running
water, electric liglit; $4.00 |ier week. E‘2
Dock street. ti2f>
FOR RENT—Furnisbed room, with use of
both- electric light. Apply 90 Charles
street. tf
! __
FOR RENT—Store on West Street with es
tablished and profitable grocery business
Chas. F. Lee. Tel. 603.
S
; FOR RENT—27S-acre stock and grain
j farm on Chesapeake Bay, near Churr-h
--i ton. Anne Arundel countv. Applicant
' must have stock and equipment Eugene
P. CblMl
KILE A. PHIPPS -
Heaters, Ranges and Furnaces
Roof*, Repaired And
Pair, led
’AH JnU Work Promptly Attended To
OFFICE AND SHOP:
19 DEAN STREET
Jljtt-ff.
~ " '
The Annapolis Jobbing Co.
Phone 44D-W 49 SECOND ST.
WE CLEAN CHIMNEYS
Heaters, Ranges and Roofing pat j
in first*etnss rendition.
Promptness and Satisfaction
„ Guaranteed
nl6
AN ORDINANCE
To amend Article XXXYIII of the Be-j
Vised Code of th.- City of Annapolis, tit.e.
“Streets by adding thereto an additional
section to follow
known and numb, rad as Section Id A.
Section l. Be it established and ordained
'by the Mayor. Counselor aid Aldermen if
the City of Annapolis that Article XXXVUI
I of the Revised Code of the City ol Anna
' polls be and the same is hereby amend* d
by adding thereto an additional section to
; follow St lion pi and to lie known and
'numbered as Section Id A, and to read as
follows:
Section I>A. No person or persons in
jehiirge of or driving any teams or team. ;
wagon, air! or any oilier beast drawn vc
ide’e of whatsoever descriptioh. or any
automobile, truck, or motor vehicle of
whatsoever description, shall stand or
park anv beast drawn or motor driven ve
hicle of whatsoever description on the
J northeast side <f Main or Church Street,
'in the City of Annapolis, between Church.
; Circle ami Frauds St reet on said Main or
Church Street. In said City of Annamdlv
between the hours of 7 P. M. and 11 P. M.
Every sip h person or persons so offending
shall lie liable to a line of live dollars for
: each offense, to ln> recovered as other lines
and penalties new arc.
Section 2. And be it further established
and ordained by the authority aforesaid
i that this ordinance slutll take effect live
• da vs after the date of its passage
: Approved November FUn, 1919.
i Attest:
! I BANK B. SMITH.
City Clerk.
JOHN .1. LEVY*, i
'(Scat.) Mavor..
j nl4 tf
NOTICE.
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
The annual meeting of the Hosjdt il ,\>i
Sociatlotl will take place op Monday. De
; veto her Htb. 1919. at K I*. tl„ in tlie lio<
j idt tl. All persons interested In the vv I. ]
fare of tips very neci scary anil useful In ;
I st it n flop, and who xvlsii to have a vote to
its management arc invited to become!
! members by the payment of not less linin'
‘ S2.oit annually, and the enndiment of their
I names by the Treasurer. Mrs. Edgar Basil,
jar her home, Murray 1111!. at once ns all
donations to the hospital to be included
in tliis years repot t must be in before the
! m< • ting.
; dll RY ORDER OF BOARD.
I*
ESTABLISHED IS7*
The Annapolis Savings Institution
WEST STREET
Totßl Assets . . . |9O,<MKMN>
Ninbtr of Depositors, . . 4,70<#
Pays 4 per cent interest on Deposits Payable January Ist and July
Ist. Compound interest paid on deposits not withdrawn
Depository oi City and County Sinking Funds. Depo itory of Tru t
Funds.
All Its Investments and entire Management subject to annual exam
ination by Stale Hank Examiners.
Loans money on first mortgage of Real Estate on easy terms. Par
tial payments allowed. Also on note with appfovod collateral.
FRANK 11. STOCKETT, . . President
YV.M. N. WOODWARD, . . Vice-Presid *nt
B ALLEIN WELCH Cashier
SAMUEL BROOKE. . Assistant Cashier v
JAMES M. MUNROE Solicitor *>
Bunking Hours: 9A.M.t03 P. M. ’Sutarday: II M. to 12 M.
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j THOMAS F. STEVENS
CONTRACTOR nm! IM Il lltß
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Plans and F.KtininU-u Given Promptly
Jub M ork A Specially
West Annapolis* I’bone CJ3-.I
FIRE INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
FURNISH ED HOUSES FOR RENT
NOTARY FLBLIU
ARTHUR B7WHEATLEY
50. 17 School Street
CHARLES M. CARLSON
ICO GLOUCESTER HT.
CONTRACTOIJ AND BUILDER
PHONE 37
Estimate* and Plan* Furnished
! W. B. CHILDS
Electrical Contractor
Office and Sbp—l79 Conduit Street
Phone 760
GEO. W. JONES
Circulating Library
The following book* have been added U
the Library :
‘“ihe Dwelling Pine* of Light.” by YVlh
iton Churchill.
“The Inevitable Balance Sheet,” by Ka
rlnn Tranh.
“A Circuit Rider’s YTlfe,” by Cora Har
ris.
!!K enn /’” b ? Leonora Delrymple.
My lour Years Id Germany.” by J
W. Gerard.
I>ay VLere Y °° r Trea * urer J**” by Holman
r i traJder Cl °* lD The Atr> ” bjr lMbel 0 !
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TKKMS:—Ifew Bookf v te por dmy 0
01 l Books, Ic. per day.
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The Bank That Brought 4% To Annapolis”
The Annapolis Bank
OF THE EASTERN SHORE TBCST CO.
Church Circle and Gloucester Street
Banking Hour* : 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Daily
4 Per Cent Paid on Savings Accounts
Two Per Cent on Checking Accounts
of SSOO and Over
CHAkI.KS’f. 1 i?kk' ' D %ir • • nt
IKXNI* j. THOMPSON ! * Vlce-Presl.lrnt
John m. or ken ;;;
JAMES O. msH lhsiKtiUit Cm> liter / H
WIN SON a. COTT'.y. Teller.
. * * Attorney
Director*:
2SXZJ:£2. r \V'V""' r \.
*. mm wi.ii™ 1.. T ,r„.
r B (SLrt r * , Fi t F '" lr , |,, ' r < Annapolis"
<ut was the first hank to jiiij Interest on checking
see© ants, having Inaugurated the system
In August, 1918.
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W. B. & A. Electric
Railroad.
■ID*CITT TERMINALS
Half-Honrly Service Morning sr 1 > >;j
Between Annapolis, naitini-
YYiahlngton and Camp >!•
(Waahlngton nn<l Cmi> 1
•vaaaengci'* change ht Nnv- r
* Acs demy Junction)
LEAVE ANN iroi.b
\Ve*.t Street Station
510 x 5.50. 0.20, rt.ld. 7.W. x7.li'. v
1920. 1120. A. M.. 12. W. 1
*4.20. x 4.50, 1.20, 86.20, 7.0". s J .
11.20 A. M.
Leave Naval Academy (.ate in ,
earlier; Slate House Sit!
St. and College Ave.. seven :> , 4
earlier.
Couuectiig nt Odcnton with P.
LEAVE HA I.Tf MORE
6.35. x 7.35. R 35. !.:. 10.35. 11 ' •
1;15 t 35 2.35. 3.35, x 1.05 I
6 35." 6.35. 7.35. 9.35. 11.31 P.
A. M.
All trains receive or discharge :■:•*•* ,
at local points between Anna;
Naval Academy Junction and
icuui on signai.
LEAVE IIASIIINCTON
6.00, 7.00, 8.00, *9.00. 10.00. 11." i a. M
1"0 2.00, 3.00. si.oo. 1.0". t
. 6*60, 7.00, 9.00. 11.05 P. M„ 1 j , ■
1 XDaily except Sunday.
| ol.tH-ai Annapolis to Baltimore.
For tickets and informs , ion ?
our city ticket offices : West Str. ■
State House Station, t'nllog" As
Bladen Streets; Carvel lini i.
Hotel.
t NOTICE!
Charles Houston, Evan, < II
Champion Shoe Artist
Ladies’ Shoes Especial l •
Shoes Dyed No. 1 Market Vdsr
“Ye Ferry Inn' i
Bo stiro amt visit tho “INN’’
at Claiborne, situated beside the
Ferry Pier. Spoclal attention to
automobile and picnic partied.
Everybody welcome.
WALTER C. MUNROP:
CIVIL ENGINEER
I Surveying, Plata, Estimates, Munli-ifni
and Suburban Water Hyateni* and Sewage
liiaposul. ##
Savings Bank Building
Annapolis, Mil.
| WILLIAM 11. MOSS)
HART BUILDING
ii Annapolis, Maryland |
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Fire Insurance AucMonecr •*
! H
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I Money Loaned on Mortgage fj
Houses Rented Rent Colloctrd j:
! % “
NEOLIN SOLES
Shoes half soled and heeled
| Sewed or Nailed. Reasoabie l*ri'’'s
S. SCHIFF
33 y z West St.
Horn Point Sard
Phone WATSON 546 n
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