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iEttfnuu) (Capital
Established ISM.
UVD MAITLAND LAZETT*
Established 17*1.
AKKArOLIM, Ml*.
PablUkH Daily Exert* Sunday by
THU CAPITAL PUBLISHING COMPANY
TUB EVENING CAPITAL
Is on sale at tlie following places:
Oeorgm W. Jones 11*4 Main Bt.
William behuttxe 34 West Mt.
Geo. J. Oasis 74 Maryland Ave.
I'hu. o. Feldtueyer . ftl Maryland Are.
Martin Its use b... Cor. Randall A King Geo.
William Baber West and Cathedral
Delivered in Annapolis, F.tport, Ger
mantown and West Auuapoiia by carrier
for 4o cents |>er luoutb.
You can bare the EVENING CAPITAL
mailed to yon when sway from tbe city
by leaving your name and address at the
pif-e. for 4-" cents ier womb: 45.1X1 per
year, payable in advance, to any Postofflce
fit United Suite* nr Canada.
Entered nt Annapolis Ib.siottle aa
Second Class Matter.
Member of Tiis Associated Press
Tbe Associated Press ia exi lu-
Stvely entitled to the use for re
publication of all news credited to
it >r not otherwise credited in tint
paper and abto i lie lo ni news pub
lished herein. Ail rights of re
publication of special diaputebea
herein are also reserved.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY is, 15*20.
ASH WEDNESDAY
This is ;t d;iv <il stuli religious
bij'iiiiicaiu'c as to arrest tlu- at
tention <* I any siu th<- most
careless. Millions <>i ]eojle en
ter tonualh upon a >i.x weeks’
season of penitence and prayer
A scoffer might siy that the dead
weight of custom and the voice
of authority account sufficiently
for the continuance of such a '(m
son; but it is not so. The New
Kngland “Fast Day.” though but
a single day, soon failed of ob
servauce although dignified bv
proclamations .of governors. I tut
the “forty day-, of I .cut” continue
to fulfill their mission.
Lent is a .sufficient denial of
the charge that religious people
are a “holier than thou” folk. At
any rate the' are not taught l>\
their church to be so, am more
than the sick people in a hospital
arc taught by such an institu
tion to regard themselves as phy
sically superior to other mortals.
I hose who Use the season of
1 -flit arc- taught to examine their
own lives, not the lives of others,
and to change what ought to be
changed.
As Ash \\ eduesday is the in
troduction to Lent, it migt well
suggest to am man the possible
mistake oi going on without
thought in the old wavs. (. er
taiillv there is need of change
somewhere it our whole social
order is to have peace. \ud an
individual would not have to he
fanatfcallv modest to assume that
an improvement is possible in
his own personal life. That is
what Lent i- for.
TIM El.l WANNING
Whatever Senator Lotah may
be politically, in a gcograhpica!
way he represents a region in
which hard work, frugality and
thrift are necessities as well as
virtues. In no other section of
the country, perhaps, are fim
gies.s’ waste of time and extra
vagance of expenditure watched
with keen scrutiny and requited
with quicker condemnation than
they are in the Cheat West. of.
which Senator Borah' State of
Idaho is an exemplar.
There is .significance, then, in
Senator Itorah’s recent decrial of
the failure of tlu* present Repub
lican Congress to keep its pledges
of economy, and his sharp re
buke in the wastefulness that
characterized some pending pro
posals. Inquestionably. Mr.
Borah has heard from hi'- con
stituency and knows the mind of
lus people. Accordingly, he has
warned the Republican leaders
that their record in t ongress and
not the promises of a platform—
even one that is the handiwork of
111 expert politicians will be
tin* test of their party's fitness
for another lease of power.
Senator liorah knows what is
patent to every other observer
in Congress and outside of it.
The Republicans made promises
THE EVENING CAPITAL AND MARYLAND GAZETTE, ANNAPOLIS. M ARYLAND, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 18.
to obtain votes and control of
’ legislation. I hey have done next
to nothing, even under pressure,
to fulfill their promises. They
have begun this year’s E’rcsiden
, tial campaign with new prom
ises. That aggregation of talent
by which the next platform i> to
[ be written has f>>r its chief labor
. the refunding of the <>ld promises
i with new pledges, whose redemp-J
r tion i* contingent on further Re-!
. publican success.
■ The failure < t the Republican!
* leaders to keep their word is ( ,
! '
' obvious to the country bv this
tinu that no platform w hich of-j
fet's platitudes and a.-surances. in
stead of reciting performances,!
can (fierive ain one but its ait
ihoi s. Senatx*r Borahs reminder
to his colleagues in ( ongress
wouhl have been useful a fivv|
month' ago. It conn ' too latte
. now.
> i MISS MUNROE SPEAKS
AT THE Y. W. C. A.
t
(Continued From Page One )
.'signer of rn.stnmes.” to speak to tlu*
laities of her are which -he did in a
mo -i pleasing and grat-intis manner
j \llhough she had never appeared be
fore an audience before she talked
well.aiid with enthusiasm horn of ah-!
solute love for her work and belief
in her own capability Slje said she
called herself a "re-builder” of gowns
and exhibited a fine sample of what
she could do, telling of miracles in
C dress-making One lady said, "I
would like you to remake a gown
1 have worn ten years." She re
plied, "I can do it and make it look
t Eke a s2bo gown "Oh," the lady
said, "it looks like that now," "Well."
site replied. "I can make it look like
a gown
On Monday. .March 2. .Mrs Wilkins
is to bring several of her gowns; re
•, built; to exhibit to Annapolis women
at the "Y" and liter** will he models
Ito exhibit them. There will he two
| sessions, so all can have opportunity
I to see these and they will he worth
i while. (See further notice.) Women
1 vvoh are following Shakespeare's ad
vice in regard to clothes may hear
. ami see something to their advantage.
SALARY INCREASE
, RECOMMENDED FOR
COUNTY OFFICIALS
(Continued From Page One.)
proposition. The Hoard passed an or
der recommending that the salary for
this office be increased to a maximum
of $3,000 a year, instead of $2,000. as
i at present, in addition to which the
• Engineer is to receive his actual trav
i ('fling expenses and the use ut an
; automobile. The Hoard took the posi
tion tha; til*' office of County Uoad
, i Engineer is an indispensable one in
1 the .Comity government and that the
I! present salary is inadequate for a
! i s\:i5 \:i engineer of proper qualifications.
1 who. during his incumbency of this
' oilire. can resort to no other means
of livelihood
Those voting in favor of the in
crease for tiie office of Road Engineer
, were President Walton. Messrs Har
bor, of tie. 1 Second district: Green,
of the Fourth, and Armiger. of tlit*
Eighth Commissioner Hardesty, of
tiie Firs: district, voted in the nega
tive Commissioners Carr, of the
First, and Disney, of the Third, were
a hsont
Tin* vote on all the other increases
was unanimous.
WHY WOMEN SUFFER
>1 ahi Annapolis Women Are Eearniitg
The Cause
Women often UTer, not knowing
the cause.
Hackache. headache, dizziness, ner
vousness.
Irregular urinary passages weak-,
no*-, languor
Each a torture of itself
# Together hint at weakened kidneys
Strike at the root get to the cause
Nn other remedy more highly en
dorsed than Doan's Kidney Pills.
Recommended by thousands •
Endorsed at home. Ask your neigh
-1 or!
Here's convincing testimony from
an Annapolis citizen.
Mrs Daisy Como, lf> Holland street .
Annapolis, says: "For six years 1
had kidney trouble Whenever I
stooped 1 suffered from pain in the
smail of my back which was as se
vere as toothache. Mornings 1 felt
more tired than when ! went to bed
and often my feet swelled. I got
Doan's Kidney Pills at the R. R.
Smith Pharmacy and the first box
brought great relief. 1 still use
Doan's Kidney Pills whenever I feel
in need of them. l>oan's are very ef
fective for kidney trouble and l gladly
recommend them to other kidney suf
ferers
t;oe. at all dealers Foster-Milburn
Co, Mfrs., Buffalo. X Y (Adv )
“Speakin' mathematical.” said
Cade Bill lkutletop. "wood alcohol is
to real whisky as real whisky is to
plain, pure water."
"Money makes the mare go." re-,
marked Si Simiin: "but it ain t alius
easy to foresee the route she's goin
to take.” i
ANNE ARUNDEL
SOLID AGAINST
SUFF AMENDMENT
(Continued From Page One)
D*r ratification I\. toy t ol
lin'. McDaniel. Hall. Gladden.
Mradle). E. K. Lt lutes. Moore. Yn
drevvs. Denson: Shorkkj. of Wor
cester. People's party; Dodderer.
Mcßride. Coburn, 1 cj. Harper,
•lording. Parker. (fiirlmt*. Nini
nmri'. Wolf. Hicks. .James (amp
in IE Conrad. Nickel, Peter*. Poo
ell. Trirkeft, Lorsoch. Eettlher
wo.d. Spencer, ('oilier. Kendall.
Naylor and Shaufzer. Total. 34*.
Ygalnst rat fili ation 'les*rs.
Tidings (Speaker*. I’everiy. Coad.
■' llitrrls. \twr*ll. Iloii.tday. Rod
ger*. W it gaid. Hender'cn. lontax.
Burke. Duncan. Liven. Httlx
kueelit. Dice. V) eiiltretnn r. llisrit
lei, M ilbourne, Murphy. ‘'quire.
Kfitirl*.. I i'lier. Man i n. Wachter.
Dudley, Sfeveii'. 1 roiket*. Cal
mer. I oblciilz. < ilshall. Rents-
Kerg. Hopkins, (nilrrn*. Bruin
biiugli. Boimel. Buck. Bat ns.
Daine-yn. Dean. (Hnnirco. Baker.
Latch. Iverson, lynch. Brand.
Thomas Campion, ||. E. i.rymes,
.1 oite >. .Joseph Webb, Krai*'.
I.eiigiie, l.iiidaiter. Needing. Eahr
ncy. Baritsley. ( anby. Lridillt.
W alker. Klee. LaitiKi ill. tu -tin.
Eitrinore and Mile-. Total. 4. t.
Absent Messrs. Bovvers, of
Kent, and < iirry, of Baitintttre.
Kur Met ling Ot Democrats
The following communication lias
I ecu received from Major John del’
Dotiiv in referem <■ i,* a meeting ot
Democrats called by him for March
2. l!2o. to us' and consider the
question oi candidates for the <om
i.ig Cougre sional election. The for
ma! call appears in another column
of this issue:
"Co the Editor of the Weekly All
vert i sc r:
"Dear Sir
"Knowing your interest in tiie af
fairs of the Democratic Party, I am
enclosing a call for a meeting of ail
Democrats to be held for :hf purpose
of selecting a landidate to represent
tijiDistrict in the primary election
to he held in May for Member of
Congress
"You are requested to publish this
call and give as much publicity to
the subject as you can in order that
til! members of oar party may have
not ice of the matter
"Yours very truly.
•JOHN DEC DOCW."
—.
Sell midi ( u. In New Store
The firm ot F. J Schmid* C unpany.
military ant civilian tailor- , a,v now
occupying their new store on Elate
! Circle, adjacent to the old Young
.Men's Christian Association Building
The structure is a now one. ot fire
proof construction, and more com
modious than tile quarters which the
i firm has been < upying for the last
1 everal years
Kura I Simply Snitieu nt
"1 reckon." said Farmer Corntos
sell, "it *ud be jest as well to call a
hall on those cnnunniiications with
Wars."
“Whit's the objection?"
"Well, we’ve got trouble enough
•.villi international questions vvi.liout
interducin’ any interplanetary prob
lems.”
Some of the facts now coming out
indicate that George Creel's censor
ship job may not have been as easy
as it seemed
After vou eat —always take
fatonic
YOUR ACID-STOMACH^
Instantly relieves Heartburn, Bloat
ed Gassy Feeling. Strips food souring,
repeating, and all stomach miseries.
Aid* digestion and appetite. Keeps stomach
■ weet and *tron*r. Increases Vitality and Hep.
EATONIC ic the bestremedv. Tens of thou
sandi wonderfully benefited. Only costa a cent
or twu a day to use it. Positively guaranteed
to please or we will refund money. Get a big:
box toaay. You will see.
J. NEWTON LII.BEDT
A mmpolis. Mil.
TO THE ST(M KHOLDERS \ND
CREDITORS
OF THE
roKTI.VM* HVKK I.VM* A IMI'KI VC
VI KVT < O'l I'VVV
N.itii-c i ticrcby givi-u tliat l>> a
•>f the < ill'll it Fioirt for An lie A run del < cun
tv. dated l-'cb. t. F.'-’tt. the • hurfei of said
•"i |>oi ation lias lieeti foi feited. am! the
undersigned acfointo.l Keeeiver to wind up
the i flail S ot said dissolved .-oi j oration.
V in* are hereby notified to (tie r.it e!ai:us
against said eorporatbui and eertiiieates of
stis k in the same, duty pr<*l*:it**il. with the
('left, Ilf said Cotlll. on or before Vtareli 5.
P.tgt*. or le debarreit from any parti' ipatioti
ill its assets.
DANIEL K. KAND.VI.L.
Uerivi-r.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Xoti..,. is lieret*.v given, that the snb
s.-rilH-i. of Anne Aruutlei eotinty. has ob
tained from the t*rphans' Court of Anne
Arundel county, in Maryland, letters testa
metitarv on the personal estate of lib-hard
G. Elliott, late of Anue Arundel eotinty
divensed. VI! oeisons having eiaiuis
against the deceas.-.j at* lie- tiv wartied to
exhibit the same, with the votu hers thereof,
to the subsoriber. on or before the
Jth DAY OF Jt I.Y. l't-'u.
They may otUerwim*. t>y law. be exelndcd
from all benefit of said estate. All persons
indebted t<* sai'l tstate are requested to
1 make immediate payment.
■ Given under my hand tlri gutti.day <*f
January. I'.rjti.
JFI.IA V ELI.IOTT.
Executrix.
A Real Ford Starter
The "Modern"* is Xiffereti! from all ot be
The ".VKIH4.KY' is .afferent from alt
others. A eotnplete engine auxiliary. *vph
fan. vaporizing dash primer, etc. The only j
• <-otn|*etit.>r of e'is trie starter at nr-foiirb
th< <sst.. VVrite at (•tti* for deeeriprion. ;
spppoyal offer and introdin tory price. j
MOUKKX >PK( I VI-TV HI..
i fgl Racine, tt i*. 1
IN MEMORIAM
( OI.E—III loving retie I .hi al" eof .. tieat •
mother. M.V tttlt.V v <"l I who de I
parted this life elevel' ye;.is ago to-.-iy. j
February I'. flO!
Sic- ha- . rtmsrst tl.e m* tt*- river.
Kafe .oi tlo* t.oidea Sio*rv .
VV .e-r*. *lo should rest in gb>r>
Vt ifli t ,|.‘S. Who have g"Ue te :<.r> .
And in Itial far off u: ur>-
That needs no tight of the silt* ,
Iter * irit has g. :a- reioj. ing.
lie* s.ni! is with her <>••:.
tri her soli.
H i. cot.K J
still It —. •> t„. mg rei u nite ~ of -a
. iatiur, FtJEl* SMITH who de^.rt
d till- life s; y mouth* ago tndav.
In life We iovod Volt dealt).
In ■:* till wo do the sane
\\ e often -s' and tltitik of yon
And vi!i you were here .-.gain.
We think of yon in *!lette.
Vo e)e" .a:i -••,■ n- vnrn .
But many -t silent tear we -oed
V\ i.e:. 10.0 rs are joll-'l'.
S'm i*|i on. ih r fat he; and tab vottr te*. j
• o.ii ealted Voii ’ii.me. !)•• t'aotigiit ic-st j
i ||o saw soiti suffering here \s..s j
; Aml oje-n.-it svt.le Ho Golden Gate.
11l ill* h. . ..ted V. It. and daligt,!. I .
'* \KG Vliirr SMITH a id
li VT * it; GUV VSUX
PUBLIC SALE
ID' li*i* I ttc i 4;irl*w I k
CANNING HOUSE
PROPERTY
Vt VV aterhury, Vl.ir.* I.iiiii.
I a.., a- and ii) viituo of an ..rd'-.' of ta,
till'll ;s' i', mt t.f Vni.o Arundel • "tint >
la," un* let's i g tied is tile ,V dill! hist II "I's of |
• e i*s! af ■' "f the kite ftiafles I. Vle/iek
win oiTer for sah- l>v i.uli'i. aiation on the
!.|. inises at Waferdnr\ Statimi. in Vntie '
Vi iiioh lint). Mar) land, on
Monday. March 1. 1920.
vt :: itvi.ni'K, I' VI j
VI! flie - iid ('i,.tries I. Me/h k's rig; • i
title, interest a- d ..stale in and I" ai! ' .• |
inning tioii-.i- proper! > .at said |."'.ttioii, j
o s;sling el ;t pireel .v.'lilel loiitaii; j
ing eighty three hundredths i.v'.i n.-irs !
more or less and the .aiming lioas • ao |
.tiier lini'ioii'iiielits then on ere. ti"i. in
'billing tin- eonlents of said liuiiding c o
tile eqlliplnetil and i; |ipn Iter, ain s in ion
neetlon tiler with, tin- I tier ineln.t ag o n
ii H. I* boih-r. 1 st.-am engine. ! !■ aat"
.aider. pi i M ess el lies. ...... tss to" . -
periling tallies stialts. plllle) - hangers,
tiaski IS. ears and other equipment ir
i .intie. tion with said .-inning house
Tile propel ty will tie littered ,|S f dll.V s
tiis-. tin- land and Imildiiigs with the
tnii h a ; seeoliil. the oilier .a.iltels se|ia
ately, and then the entire ptoperly. Indh
lea! and p"isnn;tl togetiad'. will I iTel'i'd
as a whole. *
TFit.MS (i| SVI.F (til all pur. lias.-s
other than the real estate, easli at time ot
sate for purchases im-bnliug the real .s
tali a deposit of two hundred dollars
ISg( Hi iKI I at the time of sale and the bal
ance with legal interest thereon within
thirty da's from the dati of sab-.
MI.SOX II FOOK'
UIDGIXV F Mi;l VI.X.
| ASA A .toVFK. Ad in ini st rn tors, j
All. tioi;eer.
WII.I,IAM 11. Mo'S Vm tiouciT. j
PUBLIC SALE
OF
SCHOOL LOT and BUILDING
j By aUtlioiatv of tin S. hoid Board. 1 will
j offer to puitti> sale on the premises on
Monday. February 23, 1920,
At o'Fio U I*. M.
j The school lot and building thereon, situ
j ate ill the Third Election District, oil the
; l oad leading from Annapolis t• • the <>< \
• crument pi*jiiffy at Greeiiberry t'oint
I m lll l known jgis tiie "Kettle * 1 ilt SHnm!
. House Tills setiool is situate oil a htgli
J hill eiimn;.ii;ding a goo ', view of the X i\ul
• Ve ideiu) and surrounding . o-iutry.
Terms arrangi d to suit nun h; 'or. Ade
n* *si' of one hundred dollars .equired ru:
' lav of sale.
i:i:m:iiE fox.
j Shoo! Superintendent
d A a in- Arundel Count).
; Ih It.
: F.v .1. U'H..VXD BBADV. Am timecr. An
liapolis. .Vld.
MORTGAGEE’S SALE
"F
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
itoate in the Fourlli I lection District of
Anne Atuuitel County.
i ! ,liter and liy vir(r,e of a power of sah*
1 in the mortgage from Sangor Uuutt Moore
uni d..| •, it Vt ie.e. to'i' In’s;. t.. .1.• .•
F M.-ifi 'id duty I to Tav-.ev,
f T lotinr- -.ii tin '.“!' 1 div of I*. :.:♦*• I i
i FHh. ml le.a.rde.: among the Kami I ‘
..r.is A >(!."• Vrlp.-iel >mi:i 1 1 n l,;Ii"i ••
, A loti.. IT::, id. . i. T.. • m .-II C j
!' •mas. . --.gn>f of said moi;.. ,ge v.!! '
• i : o j.tdo-e ■ !.- a: : ' .'i t lloils, i
' loot- on
Tuesday. March 16th, 1920,
\t Flev.o; ttlirt) ill an A M.
VI! that 1 1 :• • ; of and deseribetl I.) metes ;
11 ,.! I> .in ds. . and <!' : s; . in s. in a
leed from Fra" l ; VV I'ovvtdl and wife Ini
<'iiig'oi llnntt Vi.... re. .;.->el the *s; | day
f i'e'iinai y. I'.siT. and rei oidt'd in Liber |
VV X. .'.I. 1'.,d0 IT'-’, and also d* s.-il.•t
- : .| o.; • ..• from Sangor Iluntt'
\fo.e.. and ii i -1.. i; t ?• John !'. Met; raw.
otitah.in £ one imq. •(•■ • ■• *i• t tliirtv si' !
-• mo'- or !■ This prope: t) is
: te*! on tin' oottuty road, known as A
' ii ".rtn'i ; venue, mail Jessup's Station in'
"ml dts'; iet.
_
I mp: oil bv dwe! ing house, barn,
and oilier building*.
TFItVIS OF SAI.F tine thousand
.XI Pi si i di.liars will b. required of the
1 .qi retias.r or purelms.-"* on the day of
I .-lie and Hie balntiee of said nnnii': will
, !••• is*i|idri'il of i!n piirel-.'se: or piindiasei -
upon tin- ratiti* ation of s ; .id sah- by the
I'ou.-t. For fiirthm part impars apply to
: li'" Ililde! slg lied assignee
TAZEWELL T. THOMAS.
1 _*OJ Garrett F.ldg,. ]
J lb It. Assignee of said Mortgage.
ORDER OF ITBKH VTION
Koval X. fferinbi'i
Ethel Henid-.lt
jtu the ('tr.-ult Court for V u lie Arundel
County. No, gtit Divorces.
The object of this suit is t. pro. urea 1
■ Ir.-n*. for ii divoree a vim nb. matrimonii I
l.y the said plaintiff from the said Ethei j
Itr-riidon.
The lfill states that oil or about the -lid j
I day of February, lbll. the said plaintiff!
was married to the defendant with "I >lll
Ihe resided until <>n or about May. Ibid in
j Vnuapoiis and Baltimore. Maryland. Tin
>n or aii qtT May. Ibl.V, tin said lathe! Hem
•101 l abotniiqied alid deserted him. which
iiliand.qinieiit has i>een more than three
vears and is diditiernte and tins! irjd the
] epa;ation ..f the parties is beyotid re.-.qi
j .-iiiation. That the w-hen abotits of Ha* de
feudant the said Ethel Herndon, are nt:-
known to tiie plaintHT.
It is tlirmiii'U!. Hits tth day of Feiiruary.
Vest, ordered by the Cl-miit Court for Antic
Aruutlei eoqtity. Maryland, in Equity, that
the plaintiff, by causing a -op) ..f this
order to tie. inserted in some in .vspap-r.
iit't'iis'imt i:• said county Ot.ee i" eg It I.r
! fmr successive weeks in.fore the Tit It :u.v of
March. l'.Of giving tiott.-e !<• the said ah
sent defendant of tin- object ;.nd snbstali *•
iof the bill, warning Iter To aiqemr in thi
• Court, ill i-to-son or !>.'■ fdi< titor. on or l>e
fur.* Hi<- t£:trii tla> of Vtar.-b. nc\t, sh
use. if an- site has. why ; ilo-m* ougit*
• not to Is- pa's-d as prayed.
y. .X. VVitoDU AUD. Clerk.
True Copy. Test
vvm x ' vv.Miidr.viiit. clerk.
Grove’s iMStelesi* rliill Tonic
restores vitality and energy by pnrify
j ing and enriching the blood. You
j soon feel its Strengthening, Invigor
i a ling Effect. Price 60c.
— —-— ———r
j CLASSIFIED ADS. |
; low and rr>*. *>'•
| FOR DALE AM* FOR RRT <
•' '
| f I ,
Alt cisuifird advvrUMßMta of
w<*rd or ie*. flrvt lnertlon. W*e. |
iiterrtlon*. one cent
I a word. Orrr 25 word* two cwnt* a
t trord flrat luaartlon :: *: ::
i i
MONEY TO LOA*
—— ■
MONEY TO i OAN -Money *> ! |** n , 0,1
u.’ot tgige. A;;iy to VVlnaou G
ABMpoiil, lid.
MONEY TO LOW —O’l mortgage !n sums
to suit on reasonable tern's. I‘artlai
navment allowed. Jatuea M. Munroe.
torner. I yls rf !
LOST
l.usT Female Collie dog. l iberal reward
it returned to g'tii West street. dgt. 'f
WASTED
V*. v V I 1.0 — itlblv idtl.tl -a ti.is
! |-alt "I full titne, t“ prc*i it a rate ■•b r
! port tilt it v to *< • lire large p(oli;s ainl
p. rn. ineiit lie.line from a sm.ili five*
m,.|.' s. Ming i*\ (*'l '('
alar>. T. x. Vf. t 'attley. D Btoavlwa).
til. New York < it) • i
VV\ ! F.l>—Gil ). V VV C. V <'.ll"teuu |
vv VS I I l* — Voting colored U
h>. is. nMtl . lnt vv Mis. VI V j
Mi:l. r.n’':f. W est >fvet. !,, 'j
VV XX II I*— lttto'!ig. lit gfl't '■ "be "..I l *
. \!,p! \ t,. lla IT) I; Daniels in re.it m
tiT Went st rtti J
VV VM'IJI—A : .eg. le'to 'I ' - ! > -'** '
! ditioii. "t 'mu In- la mi Ami' ' l\tng • h-o .
I street :1 '
|VVVX I I I*-. — -ii . raill" d . .os* Co cut.' I’S ,
.vppl) Thomas 11 otisle) . Best G He. li* ,
VV XXI 1.0 —V on It:; inali * 'Jerk. Apply in
own Itgpd writ ing. giving, age. refer ,
| lin es, and salat')' expected. Box ■' ’ !
| t a pit ill < * tli ■o. fn It
FOR SALE
|UK sVIJ— Drophead Wntsnm A Wilson j
Sewing Machine, in perfect order, with)
e.m'.v thing up let •- for S-'T Apply -1 ;
North west street. 1 ;
FOB s V u:—Mahogany and glass show, j
ease "t umbel hind Anns. t-.ilig George
street. ':
) tilt SVl.K—Fine wood: sav ed amt de- j
iivered three quarters of a ■ "''d. .'best,
one halt l ord. ST isy John M. Applet.ai. j
!';is;i.|. ii-!. Md.. pit Armiger b F F
fin tt j
It 1 1{ SV ! F—Ope-half ‘"l’' l mixed wood ; I
stove lengths: JM'i.UO. delivered. J. II
Wagner, phone I' I *': F It. Il'*i
It * K s.VlF—l'our hulls s and lots, imiugi
j Nos. 17. lb. g‘t and oil Carroll s; ’"■> |
VX'. Halhtm Claude, phone 1 IT .1. jF'.-tf,
It*K S V I.F—Modern dwelling, xvitti largi'!
lot. No. KlTi Conduit street. For price |
and terms apply to Charles F. Lee. Tele i
phone tin::. dl* tf I
FOR RENT
lOK ICENT—Furnished room: heat ole.
trie light and bath. Applv IT Maryland
avenue. • -1
FOR KENT—Two large Iff'gill. air)
1'..,.ms for li'.'lit lioiiselo.eniiig Applv
after a p. ut.. at 11 i Conduit Street.
11b
l':>K KENT —Several aft' a. live rooms at
"Cumberland Arms." King Cm. .street.
f.’l
put KENT—Boom with board, ill I’rituc
George street. fib
ORDER NISI
In tin Matter of the Trust Estate of I'M
vv.iid T. Beavlit.
la the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
t'mutt) . No. (IT I Equity.
ordered, this tilth day of February. Brill.
Hmt the sale ot the proper!) mentioned in I
-lie aforegoing report, made and reported ;
j !> i Wiltson C. Got!, trustee, lie ratified and i
oqljinied. tilth s eg it'" to the contra!)
; 1 1 ■ I'oofi Im- shown on or lietore the t
Ist a I* VV ttl XI VKt K. ItriO;
!'"nv idod. a copy of lids order he inserted |
:a some newspaper published in Vntie i
\, n del ooiinty on. e in cacti of three s p
... siie weeks Itefol'e the I' ll day "f i
j Vi,lll'll, foil.
The report states the aniomit of sale to j
I, ■ s.;ii ;ki.
VV VI X V\ lit*! *\\ VUI >. Clerk. j
, TI tie Copy. Test ;
\\ VI. x Vv (MiDW.VBD. clerk.
AN ORDINANCE
i .——
Providing a Curfew Regulation
for the City of Annapolis
So (ion 1 Be U established and ordained
bv tiie Vl.vor. Counselor ami Vlderineii of.
! I:-, t'ity of Amiaplois. tha* it shall lie un-
I lawful fo any •-j r! e’d!t| iietov. tin- age of
• si\ti‘ n vo.irs and any tioy eliild in-low the
it -of f..it teen v ais. to ho oti any of the :
Isriis-ts lanes .q- a tie's in the t’itv of An
"ai.olis, . "■ r tin- It.air of b !’. Vt. during !
; Hi*, months of .tune, .Inly and August, or
j after t* .0!...j; F. .VI during alt) other'
j month unless a* • >*in p.'injed by parent ..r j
! guardian oi some nil'll! person ant hori/ad !
l.y sin ti parent "r guard];; it to li.jm- the
temporal') • list..d) of Sin h bib! and e\-
er( isi the dins t ami eoiitinipnis super
‘vision over it.
■ So.ti .a ". Auv child violating the pro i
I visions of tips oi'ilinatn e. or any parent, j
I guardian or other adult p< rsott having the
j • oiittol and direction of any child, sub- j
! jee! to the i.t'ov isbn.'S of this ordinilliee.
: ".'ho shall direct, permit or connive at the j
j violation i I this ordinance, shall b- pun- j
' ; *!;i-d by a line led to exceed Mtl.lMi for any 1
j life li so. Inn It shall be Within tile power
jof tt;> officials frying eases under this or
diusitns . pniiixh offenders agail st it by i
i reprimand in lieu of a tine, if lie shall j
■hs-iii it proper.
Section ::. Bersi.iis apprehended for vio- I
biting this ordinance shall not lie placed .
under arrest unless offering resistance to
I an officer in the discharge of his duty, or:
unless their conduct is vb-inus or * dis
order!) : bur children violating this ordi
! nance Shull be compelled to proceed direct
;!x fo ttieir onii,.- mid their parent* or
| guardians in* notified to appear before (lie
Major of ttje t'ity of Annapolis, with the
offending . hil l at such time .it'd p!a'as
tliat official shall ditas-t : tie* yfityor shall
inquire into tin* charge or .-barges against
persons so brought before him and shall
have power to summons witnesses, admin
ister oaths and to do such other things as j
are necessary to determine the facts jq |
tie* matter before him. and shall impose
titles or tak-- such other . orrts-tive means ’
• are set out lii tins ordinance, ami i nes
imposed by the Mayor under the pro- I
visions of ttiis ordin uiis- shall lie < dh-e|..il j
rs other fines ami penalties ate now re
covered in the t'ity of Annapolis.
S-etioii 4. And Ik* jt further established
;tpl ordained by the authority aforesaid :
tliat ti>is o-diuum-e slot It take effect front!
the date of its passage.
Approved February 11, Brilt.
JOHN J. LEVY.
Attest' Max or. i
tiEttBGE V. QFAII*
Acting t'ity Clerk,
t Seal. *
WALTER C. MUNROE
CIVIL ENGINEER
Surveying, Fiat*. Eatlmatea, Municipal 1
and Suburban Water System* and Sewagt !
Disposal. f
Savings Bank Building
Anaapalls, Md.
FOR SALE
One a. re (waterfront! on VNVein
Creek.
Building 11 ‘ ,n Kovel!
Five lois at Murray Hill.
Dwelling *ni Prime Mem St
Dwelling oil Madison St.
Double *iwelling Uaiioxer S .
Store Building (brieht oil Main s
B. J. WIEGARD
Phone 459-J. -I School Street
ml!
W A N TED !
It von want t*> sell your
dwelling. store or lot.
apply to
B. J. WIEGARD
121 School Street. Phone
m i :i
CHARLES M. CARLSON
im tii.orrrsTFß ht.
COHTRACTOR AND BC ULDEB
PHONE SI
Citlmatri and Plaus ForiDh#4
E. O. LEAGUE
ROOFING and SPOUTING
Sheet Iron. Slate. Stole. Furnace
Work ami Repairing.
Phone Tttl-W. t£
ESTABLISH CD ls7l
The Annapolis Savings Institution
WEST STREET
Total
Ntimber oi Oej>ositors, . . l,si,_>
Pays 4 per cent interest on Deposits. Payable Januarv ; ,<• • j V)
Ist Compound interest paid on deposit:- u • .* ......
Depository of City ami County Sinking Funds Ucp ;
Funds.
All Its Investments and entire Management subi to annua: • y, c .
(nation by .State Bank Examiner*
Loans money on first mortgage of Heal Estate on easy • r ris jv.
tial payments allowed. Also on note w :h approve..: .
FRANK 11. STOCKETT, . . I’r■ , nl
WM. N. WOODWARD. . Vlce-i’r. i<D or
B. ADI.KIN WELCH, ... . . < l . r
SAMUEL BROOKE . Assistant t'.i h :
JAMES M. MUNROE. . . . Solicitor
Banking Hours: !> A. M. to .'1 P. 'I.
V. • r-nVi i
WILLIAM H. MOSS |
HART BUILDING
1 Annapolis, Marv!;ui<!
iFire Insurance Auctioneer
Money Loanod on Mortgage tj
Houses Rented Rent Collected ii
SaiHHnimiiPiimmcraiiu rm J
NOTICE
I wilt prepare Ineonie tax ret urns for
persona desiring such servi.-e.
JUG- tf. JUIKs ll . OWENS.
i /■'" 1 ' ■
!
Established 1773
THE DAILY AMERICAN
Payable in Advance
Daily, one month *
Daily and Sunday, one montl
Daily, three months :
Daily and Sunday, three months
Dally, six months
Daily and Sunday, six months
Daily, one year
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Sunday Edition, one year
CHAS. C. FULTON & CO.
FELIX AGNES, Manager and l'ublil.<r
j AMERICAN OFFICE iiU lIIHKL 0
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“The Bank That Brought 4% To Annapolis^
The Annapolis Bank
OF THIS EASTKKN MJOKL THl.nl 10.
Church Circle and Gloucester Street
!
* Banking Hour* : 9A.M.t03 P. M. Daily
4 Per Cent Paid on Savings Accounts
Two Per Cent on Checking Accounts
of SSOO and Over
W. MR ADC HOM.AUAT
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W. Mc*d* Holliday, Ourlo* F.
Orlando Kldoiit, John UcP. Ihw. <•**> " ' f , „ u
T. Roland Brown, William 11, Tlioina*. Wlnooni
Ihl* Bank nut only “brought Four per rent. 1“ '
bat wa* the first bank to pay Interest on c Im <
Recounts, having inaugurated the sjstcu*
in August, 1918. *
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NOTICE! '
1 Charles Hoi
isten. E V ;, n ,. .
Champion Shoe Artis '*
Ladies’ Shoes 1'
The Annapolis JobbingC
Phone 449-W *9 SECOND!
SLAG ROOFING
llwaters, Kiinct s am| |;>linr|
In tirst-t lass nitidition.
Promptness and S,ilifitli
Guaranteed
nlil
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CO.NTIUITni; and !iIII 'M
ri/Afia fin<l I slim i< >• f
Job Uork \ p* uliy
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