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Hunting (Capital
Bata b liaised 18M.
OD MARYLAND GAZETTE
Established 17-7.
ANNAPOLIS. MD.
Published Dally Ei*ept Sunday by
TUB CAI !TAL PUBLISHING COMPANY
TH!S EVENING CAPITAL
la on sale at Use following places:
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tieorit** J. 1 ’>via 7* Maryland As*
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WI Ilians Biker "West ud <'atlnUr.il
Ib-livere? In Annapolis, Jhistport. Cer
frauinwn e-vd West ARoapolia by arrow
for 46 or a per mouth.
YoO can have fits EVENING CAPtT *l.
mailed to you nun away from tin- • *'
by leaving your nuine :i*l address at
tiUltas, for d> ter.!.* pci mouth; F. *•( !>r
year, pay: Me In afv .•• any poston.-***
la llnUrd -i|U-i or Canada.
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Democratic Ticket
Ele tic*- Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1920.
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. ■■v,. n>ust liavt* schools, sow- j
ci's. ~v njs :utl -i.A.3 ;ic-nal if
wo . :,> lii-vt i ip too N vv Annex,
a.’.l Tilt in thilumoro is to ho I
ou!\- i.tTi’. happy healthful.
Tf iaoTicy for Uie loans is
hrov. it info ’h* city by the sale
of c stock, anil i> expended in
ihc y and distributod among the
inha' 'ants of the city.
Pa*, .ng, water, sewers and school
hoa; s are obtained by the pur- .
chat of materials from our own
citizens largely, and the purchase
of labor entirely from our own \
ciiiz its. The result is that the
THE EVENING CAPITAL AND MARYLAND GAZETTE, AN XAFO-LIS. MARYLAND, SATURDAY. OCTOBER Hi. 1920
citizens of Baltimore have distrib
uted among them th* money from
the proceed* of the sale of city
stocks which go into the public
improvement, and the city of Bal
\imure itself In the aggregate
owns' the public improveineats.
Titus the city owns the public
improvement, and the people of
the city liav* tin* money expended
i:,r ili<* unpruvofm-n’..
In addition to having the money
twii t* over tlqtt i■. having llo*
muni y spin! tor life i ihlic nn
provemt*nl distributed among the
people, and tho public improve
ment itscif, the people share in
the increare-! v&lnes of the adja
(i*nt lerrhory. wini'ii it ul‘; in
.iOTi a ted as*i; 'tue.Tt nu<l taxes:,
and lints the people of th<- <dty
i,a\e the money three limes o.ver
In many (uses.
Again, in addition to these 111 red
Uo- do * i fba; .am of money by 111**
i , y to I lie pe*i|i!<’ of the city in
i.stair and purchase of materials
Pm:- largely inio tiu* (U*velo|>mt*ni,
porelia**.* an<l iiiereas; d value oi
tile real e* (ale of !h<* eily gen
erally. and tin* increased tux re
turn i- spread over the entire
cl* . ; ihuss >lie iiipriev return* IP
i • lourfold
I ;m a si r**n,v. advoca-M* of a lib
er.ii j y in t.h* e tpeuoilure (yf
;iiont*y >ro.n capital u*"*'>un! in
public improv but i! only
.should he ibmo w,: i ly, ecommiic
. 11J v and honestly, with a-sole vie w
to tin* public good *
lEaltimoia' is a oiq city am!
ViHie Arumiel i- a inall countv*
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| hat VI r. I’rc- liiu *•**' -■ out m f;ivoi
a jiassiup the tnunicijia! loan ap.-
plies with equal force to the pule
lie i loud huiMmp. loan of Aunt
Xrundel county.
! i LETTERS TO EDITOR
I
Rev. Jaeger Heelart** Tluil Bapl'Ms
lml didliudist* linili Oppose Fa*4-
pori Sunday Baseball.
■ To tin Ktlitor of the Krrniny Cnj-.tnl
fviiidiy permit mt* space in your
valued paper to explain i.v part in
Tying to have the Sal,hath laws eu
j forced in East port
Tin church of which I am the
j pastor is being misrepresented, and
j m effort is being put forth to make
t appear that th Methodists are
1 tlono in iinir opposition to Sunday
i'.aseball games, it lias even been re-
I ported that the Kev. Howard Lam*.
: >*. !m is pasior of the Ka: tport Kap
•!*?t ('h irch, is favorable to baseball
j mimes on the Sabbath. This is a
false report.
T have been urged* by members of
he Baptist Church as well as by
members of my own church t<> write
i this h ttcr and let tin public know
! that the members of hath churches
are opposed to the Lord's Day being
; used for baseball games and all other
i forms of pleasure that attract people
from church services, and are also
j opposed to unnecessary business on
t.h;s day. ! therefore lake this op
! port unity to state mo : t enudiat ii ally
j that tht* Baptist and Methodist people
, >f Lastpori an* unit'd in their cf
j fors to secure the pri',p**r etiforcc
ment of the Sabbath Laws.
| Again. 1 have teen charged wdh
j swearing out warrants for the arrest
if the Fall players Tliis is another
1 fab ehood. If any am ts were sworn
j out I know nothing whatever about
j them ! accompanied a number oi
1 citizens of East port, who waited upon
1 State; Attorney Monroe and asked
* him if these games c.iuld he stopped,
and especially the game of last Sun
day because it was advertised that a
jazz band would play during the
; game Mr .Monroe gave' us a letter
which we delivered to Officer Jones
ion the i*all ground-. In :his letter
.Mr Monroe staled that such conduct.
: oa ti e Sabbath v.mild be a disturbance
•of the peaci . and authorized Officer
; Jones to arrest, without warrants.
.hos,> who thus disturbed iln* peace
After delivering tin- Utter to the of
fs. : r we withdrew, h iving the matter
i in the hands of the officer? of the law,
; I htard :: tiling more of the matter
Iu3:;:l Monday morning when I re
j ccsved report that the players were
1 arrv ced.
N'rw perns:* me to av just another
word. The s:*ps whicli were taken
ibv tin numbers of the churches to
ecull the proper observance of the
Sabbath laws were not taken in a
spirit of envy or malice, it was not
’hat we had any ill-will agams’ any
of the players, we merely acted upon
our convict ions that such procedure
j is a violation of the Sabbath as
well as a transgression of God's Laws.
JOHN' T JAEGER.
Minister Lamport M. E. Church.
October 14. I!'JU.
lh*ir Owners Iti 4nn*)iol!s Will He
Interested In The Communication'
Of Or. Samuel Garner. (ontainimr
Advice For The Prevention * lad
Treatment Of Oisfeitiper.
To thEditor of thr Evening Capitol:
There seems ro be an -epidemic of.
distemper among city dogs, and un
less some remedy is applied many j
valuable animals may be lost. As
the disease is contagious, it would be |
well to keep such dogs within doors,)
as isolation is the best preventive of
contagious diseases.
mt usual symptom*, in the early
: stalls, are loss of appetite, languor, i
disinclination to move about, vomit
ing. sneezing, a husky cough, weeping
; frosn the eyes with red appearance.
H hin times these* sympttns may not ap
pear. the dog being merely afHictol
with diarrhoea. Guick pulse, labored
, breathing and rapid emaciation and
i rapt;**n on the sk'iti may 1m among
tiu- complication?. In bad cases fits,,
! pneuuioni.i, iitflatnaliotl of the bowel? ;
I biol Si Vitus's dance mav also occur
Treatment--If the bowels are cun-;
.'tipated. Rive frut* two to four tea-,
-poonfuls of < a?ior oil. according o
.Ui of lug. When th* bowels are j
; loose, give several times a day a
; tesspo*litful of castor oil mixed with j
! fr-n.i live to te:i drops of laudanum
Ru e boiled in milk a ill serve also
to ivaula c loose bmvi-ls. Wash OUI
tin* <*ye twice a day soli tepid water
and apply some eye- or lotion :
Tie* food sJtmild be liquid only,
iK*h as beef or mutton broth and
milk, which should b* given cool, so i
a.-: not to ifterease the fever, which |
may be abated also by giving a two-;
j grain quinine pill three limes a day. j
* Free access to I'rt h, cool water will 1
: help too in this re.ipect. Keep tin j
t animal under cover with a warm, dry I
; bed.
Hi ease the dog should become very ,
ill and : how any of the coin plica- j
tin.? mt tried above, as tit-*, pneumonia, j
or partial parahsim it would be bet- j
t**r to call in the B. F. (’ A Agent to!
; put your pel out of its sulferiftp. Tie- :
j Ag* ii! jiiione numbt ris 271-W.
To G.ve a Dog Medicin* Stand on
i his right side; put your !*-it hand
i over his hiouMi. press hi? lip? again?:
his K:e.;ii with your lingers anil
thumb and raisu up iii? head. This
I will make him open his mouth. Hold
| iii**- spoon or glass in right hand and
j pour contents into his throat. Hold
| his head up until he /swallows. In
; case the medicine doe? not run frpejy. 1
; stir into it .a little warm water. Havel
j some help you or prepare the dose
j before opening the dog’s tiiouiii
SAMI EL GARNER.
AT TIIE KEPTHI.M TO DA Y
How many people ean rente the
Ten Gpimiuindtnents?
Without stopping to count, let it ;
he said that Anita Stewart, Him slarj
j who will be seen today at tin* Repub- !
lie Thatr<* in "The Yellow ’lyphoan.’ |
i has doubled tin* number of primary j
j rudiments that Sunday School begin j
i ners must learn.
Moreover, she made ’em up out of
I her own head.
j A New York newspaper reporter I
) was assigned to interview Miss HN*w
i art about her masterful makeup in
“The Yellow Typhoon," in which she
plays the dual part of a blonde and
hninnette. And the interview turned
out to be a literal broadside against
a dozen of i he "popular "ill-enose:)” ,
| associates of young girls.
The New riuinnandmenf?
i So girls, you might as well clean
| off the top of the buTeau for here
| goes Anita’s original eonumindments: ;
Happiness, of the right kind doth 1
not come In bottles. So beware,
the incense of the perfume bottle.
IVater. most belov<<l tin id of man,;
doth not smell. So why should a
girl stttnmte herself like a worm
dipped in lish litre.
PRACTICE SEA BATTLE
TO TEST SHIP TACTICS I
A ‘*t:ecT; i alar 1 attic a*, sea with <
the battleship lo\va*making desperate |
efforts to escape the gun: of a fleet!
is planned by the Navy Department !
The experiment i* to show that n i
y skillfully direefed lialtleship ean be i
j kept oni of a dangerous line of tiri.
1 The lowa will be steered by radio
from the battleship Ohio.
A shot that hit? a battleship at an
, I angle of less than ten degrees i<
hardly ever effective. As the battle
progresses and slues fall close to the
lowa, her course will be changed that
she will receive the lire front a less
‘ destructive angle.
■; ■
Don’t Stifle The Yawn
The harsh old prescriptions of oti
,; queue are relaxing every year. Re
• j member when we weren't supposed to
! put our elbows on the dining table?
.Esthetics discovered that anything
; was better than constraint, and now
■ |we may adopt an easy, half-reclining]
j attitude. The small boy used to be I
. painfully reorrmaiided for wearing hi?)
hands in his pockets, but what cap
.' tain of finan**e would pose for a full- i
! length portrait without at h ast one of- j
,j tending number thus hidden? The so- i
; eial mentors of the magazines used to!
, 1 permit mankind "to cross your iegs;
,jvery slightly." but now that delicately'
tinted silk hose 3re worn they must In j
; shown. And so on.
J But the yawn. That was the last
| refuge of etiquette. Art has never, we
believe, pronounced it graceful. If
one couldn't* help it. he covered his
mouth, hiushc-d, apologised, and even
then wasn’t forgiven. Amd if the host-*
} ess yawned guests w ere supposed to
; hear the strains of "Hume. Gweet
' Home." from an irtvisabic* orchestra
But science interferes. The yawn is
the greatest li?tle remedy vet discov
ered for that provincial intonation ol !
! Americans which has been ondured!
but objurgated for generation?. Hence- i
forth we must yawn for twenty pain \
s utes at bedtime to practice talking ]
] from the diaphragm. And, of course J
| it one yawns in company, he won't try j
ito hide it. Instead he’ll rtnnark easu- !
ally, “It s so hard to* remember to
yawn, and already my voice Is ter
rible.”—Milwaukee Journal
Why not a fund campaign for the
benefit of these who have donated
i generously to all the war drives. • i
turns SCHOOLS 1
TO TEACH Mil
ABOUT WEATHER
Forecaster James H. Spencer
Preparing Maps On Stale Con
ditions As Aid For Teachers
And Pupils—ln Course OI In
struction
i
TOUR OF COUNTRIES
IN REPORTING SERVICE
Jams ;; II Bpene* r. direct?r of tht*
] Weather Hur -va at Baliimor*- and.
act tug met, or.tiogiat for tit:* Mat.-
land State Weathe.r Service, is of I la* j
-sbt He? tila* notch gq*;J cun in* aecom
! plfshed by tehehißir children of the
I public school? more about uath-i*;
j and more concerning what be de j
< rib* ? us ‘‘Maryland'?. ?j*leni!id oli.ii- |
Jale" ’
Three large niaj.r. are being pn
! pared by th** Stas* Weather Servit ••
jjfor distribution in the schools whit]
j this object in view, he Paid 'Ehesc
| will be ready shortly and will bo in
! colors, with figures which will make
j them plain to the average teach-, r or
! studeiiL
One will contain data on the rain
fall in each county of Maryland and
Delaware; atniher will show avena.c
temperatures, and the- third will tell el
*be biigtii of the growing seasons,
from the last average killing frost in
spring to the first in Hoc fail All
these will b< especially valuable to
the farmer and to those Interested in
i gr< wing crops, since they will t *m! to
, place the business of raising produc >
on a more reliable basis.
W ill Make Tour Of Sfitfe
Mr Spencer, who attended the con
ference of officials of Maryland Stats
Weather Service recently, said he i;
pri paring for .t, lour of Maryland dur
| iiig this mriiilh, when he will visit each
i eoitntv weather reporter in his dt
triet. The object is to streiigihea
| weak soots in the service, and en
leaver to til! several vacancies which
i occurred ihrotigh dcatn or removals.
; "Titos* places," said Mr Spencer,
"pay no salaries, but the amount of
valuable- service rende red by the e r *
porters to their comtntmities and the
i State cannot he overe.slitmitMi. W<
have* had some loyal in ** n in th<* serv
ice for from 10 to ”f years, and In
some instances when the father paus
ed away the son lias continued the re
port!;.
*1 find that our public schools, iiav*
; not given this glorious Maryland cM.i,
; ate the prominence in the curriculum
that :! de. i rvijioasildy' because the
State is not as prominesit a? some
others in its rating for wheat, corn, or
■ othpr staple crops.
I “As a matter of fact, Maryland ha?
si well-diversified agricultural stand
! iiig that is more important than to he
'• known simply as a wheat or corn
. late. Soil is not th, only n quisit.;*
for ideal conditions, but average and
frequtsit rainfall, length of planting
and harvesting periods, give to Mary
land a place hardly equaled by an?
other State in the Union.”
jFrequenf Aid To f’ourfs
| Di?cr i:,g the value of record
j made Uirough reports of the Uouuty
j Agents and Weather Bureau, he sahi.
] ircquently thuit? and lawyers cal
j on the department for data relative t<■
iet rrutn days which*is important in de •
eiditig The decision of a c??*
now ia she Federal Court, resulting
from an accident on the bay, wil.
hi fig**, il in believed, on reports fron
the bur au to the weather on that
day.
The departmeni also frequcafTy i
called on for infjrtitaiiott by thoa
seeking certain climates for health
reason.. Then there are those. In
said. a'd. t•** 1 with the wand rlusf wb<
are ui-uavs in search of climath
change::, a:id who believe that "God’
f’oua’ry’’ is in shutc* other section o
*he tint verse than Maryland .Many o
the e have remained here, He said, uf
tor having la.*! a full description o
f.he vicissitiuu*? and ineoh verm-new
i existing in *he places they had ir
| mind i ? migrate :or>
A? to cngitHC;in;* prob'rm?. no one
! -'aid Mr Spencer, would think of con
: tructing a sewerage system today
withont first consulting the local Wca
ll her Bureau as'to average and heev
; lost rainfall arul. other data pertaining
ito the matter \ of laying drainage
Innirs.
"The . clence of metf urology. ** said
Mr. Spencer, “is not yM sufficiently
advanced to permit the risk of a fore
cast of a yc-ar, or even a month in ad
vance. Yet times forecasters have at
heir disposal maeh TuHtorn.-afion tffia;
shed's light upon some *>f the weather
problem-', o* merchant? and manttfae
iuK*-r.-. who mu?! plan their bn si ties
affairs months in advance ”
The officer' of the service, it
additipn to Mr. Spencer, are Urof. E
B. Matthew-. oi Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, president, and Prof. 'W. T
Taliaferro, of the University of* Mary
land. secret ary-treasurer. Prof. Talia
fcrwi has been connected with the
• erviee about 25 years.
Boosting The Home Town
One of the prettiest rainbows ever
seen here was visible last Friday eve
ning. It Wax one of the brightest we
ever saw, and we heard others make
the same expression. Altoona’s rain
bo %'s are far superior to other towns’
~a!iil ow? —Fron the Altoona Tri
bune.
STRAY Hl MOROI S NOTES
"Thett* moving picture? are very
realistic *
“Very. I've seen a sandst >rm set
i verytjmiy in the audience to cough
ing "—Louisville Fourier-JuarnaJ.
i ' :
1 Willie Paw. what is the moving i
• spirit ot tile age? Raw •-Gasoline. m> '
: koti - -Fint innaU Enquira r.
' i
Artist Wi.h ur.-i rtr,,ke if my brush ;
I can -change .*. -milJtiK *. Hitd hr. a
w epmg om Friend t dry 1\ i •an ,
•Jo the saute Htiug with br.-un.si it k ,
Detroit New?
“What are you' dottle, on Hu* In •idl.?
i Fensoriii:* ba'ldjqt ?n;. ' *.\ • in re
: iy out a churu? for *t tJif.sical
!ct medy.” LouirvUle Fours* r-.lnarii il ;
Fhsf diuee Fie \ Failure
The tir*-*; nt.nce pie of the .-on on
ha? ap|i*ar*-d. but we tickled its lieci? !
: iu vain Uiir judgment is thdt i: * *ubl
show its aiiv-c i*y hack 4? getu-ra- j
; Hons without revealing ;>. trace of
!.ni;e i’ w:c-’ dispust i:i>. Fr.-m tie*;
Ho'ir-ton |*osi. j
* 5? i
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IZit 1. .lay ~f N..veini(e:-, into.
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i-.l t.y tin- Mayi.r, H.r- an,! \Mi rue n >
(if III* l fty Of AlHi ll lets * . tlilt Seel ioll i.fj
Artieie \ VI. !,::■■ li-e t •epa rl no-iil. ' iff
till* Hevi*t*.| r ( .,i, ~f tin- l'i>v I.f A lioa ;.o!i’.
tie a lift lie' saute IS l.i-leliy lej.i.iieit .net n
'■ritjiilieil w-J* >i amelliiii,. nts so as to it-ul ;is
! o 1 iji \v h :
Seefjtnn '• Tin- Vnvur. f.tiilis.-to** alii
Aid. fl.o il of tin- t'ili el Ainsst|io!is sliall on
tto- tljii.l Motidiiv of .Tilly of i-aili n*!t
eiery year, or :.l sip ti tfates as may )■••
desiralile, efe. t a ijtia liped and op: p-1 *-*l t
; ersnit to t>c d t i\i i and i-jU'eials. i- of ftp
tteSi'ile Iti se t'oinpany. No. 1. and a
|M-!elit J.e! sop 111 1... driver -1 •' i el.: t.e
o*f tJ.e W ater Wit 'll Hindi a Ini J.alldio
('oiui.iany. Nut, and a eopipetent persoo
to in Tdiertiiioi of the Aerial Trin k. Tin v
shall remain habitually at (be iniaiters ■ f
the said eumpanies wit Mu 1 In* City of An
mi polls tlidess called eisewliere ity the du
ties of their pusitiuns ur exeiised ty com•
j** T *it iUMluirlty; lln-y shall act as d.n'wis !
of (lie itpparaf>t? of (lie iiiu.- e-imnC d •om *
panies a id iam laker-, uf s.p-h :ij,,m allt
iiml (he quarters eunaei ted (here-.vi: h. an !
.shall j'erfpiun sin h otUr-r M-rviees as still .
be din -led by eo'upefitit authority m ad:
i’it lull to Tile ditties herein Set pdf. 110
drivers and I'liretakci w m e hereby eoasi
tilted members of the i'l.d-e loiin- id tie;
City ot AiinapoUs to sri ve in the vli-AMt;. ■
of their (iharteiH or at sip'h other p’a-is j
■is may be directed. They slt:i!l n ■••• I. e :sj
their eompehs.-lt 101 l for tbell* dllfp-s the I
sum uf eighty live dollars (J-Croei pci
tipdith and i-lghf do’lars ithd sevjity-live j
icnts (SMV.I per quarter tu be used finvurd
their equipment Mini ijKtldmr. tu be paid i
by or.h r uf the Mayor o.t ibe Treasurer ;
ufid lids .-.motint shall l.- in lieu of all fees
fur janitor or all other fees allowed by the
( Ity of Annapolis to the fire Department
:i! ibis thin*.
There Hinti! be appointed by tin* Hoard uf
Mit bilge; tl Ilf tin* Alltuiiiubile Fire Ii 11 ”i: •*
• t the Independent File Company. No,
subject to tin- cuidirunfitli.n uf the M.iyoi,
Counselor and Aldernp u of tire City uf Ah
napolis. a ineelnndi-iiin and i-nreiater of
said a | pa ra tus ai a salary uf eighty - lii ,■
(sf-;.(Wt) per month and eight' dollars and
-ev.-iity live . ts (sM.7ul per quaitcr to he
•p'ed toward his eqiiipmeat mid i-iultihiq.
be paid by order of (b** Mayor on tin
ire. isurer. Tlie mei-Jiihli-ian shall reiiiiiin
habilua I,'y at flic uiiarters of said company
unless called elsewhere by the duties of Ids
position or e-used by eompetent author
:t,r. 'i be : liuve sintrit salary shall be a]
'l **tl uf a!) fee:! muv Iteinj- pai lor allowed j
by the City of Alihapuii!:. Ii shall hi- the!
lutv ol flu- said tip chnilician am) arc !
laker |o take care uf ami drive said ap
paratus and t*. relieve the li.-vmen of the
Steam lire engine when absent from the
quarters. The said inei-hy pp ini s.hml bl
inder tin* control of tin- I'.unril uf Man
Mgers of the Independent Fin* Company.
No. I’, exeept during tires v. heh In- sip, I!
!>e under Fie authority uf the Fin* Mar
rban or his deputy or assistants, an I he
shall he subject iu all rules and re.gula
lions governing tire Fire Departmeni not
■ .purified herein.
Section ‘J. And in* it further esfntdisld •!
uni ordained by the authority aforesaid
'bat this ordinance shall take effect fi mi
October Ist, Ibgil.
Approved September “Ist. ItC'O
.JOHN ,1. MA Y, Mavor.
Utesf:
JOHN It. St VAN. Clerk
AN ORDINANCE
To nii'iad Article \|,VII of the Revised
’ode of lie City ol # Ann.!ppiis, title "Trai
-Ic," by g thereto ftn-ee addit ion.ii
section''; to fidjovv Section (i, and to In
mown and lituubered Secijons 7, h and S.
Sectiun 3. l*e it establisio-d and ordai ’
*d.i>.v tin- .Mayor, ComiHt lor and Aldermen
•f F-*e City ->t Annapolis, tlitit Arliele
XLVII, title * Tiaftte,** of the Revised Code
if tin* (dry of Annapolis be and the sm:.e
s hereby ape-ruled by adding tlo-ieut tbr.-e
idditionnl sei-Uons to follow Seeiionjq. and
o be known and numbered S.-c(pqi,s 7, s
md !l respectively, n;.d <o jead as follow.
Section 7. Any persox or terrons in
barge if r.p operating any street, t'loiley
>r electric car or cars, within the eovp.,r
ite 1 lidi s of JJi,' City of Annapolis shall on ,
ippion. long toe inl'-rseetion of mpv sre<t,
•lrele or lane within tie* corporatr- bmiis
'f tic * .t y uf Ariii.ipoiis suuiu! a io-il ur
tong n tin- approach i.f said intersection'
id reduce rate t ! spiff'd of vn-jr < ar.
S'ecti-m s. Any person or persons in
harge of or operating any street, troll, v i
.r ,deetrlc car within tin* corporate limits
,f the City of Annapolis sliail on (.topping
it the intersection of any street, r;r**t- or
hip- within Ute corporate limits of the Cite
.f Aunapoo's to receive or discharge p;-s
engers. or fur aqy other ptirpos** stop on
he near shb* of and clear of stp-h infer
le.fion, ex,. j.iiuir the intersect ions d
! laden S'frrs-t and College Avenue aid
West Street and Church Circle and ‘ jiHr- ii
/lrele and Main Street, then e!<y,a a: tie*
:ir side of s.-ijd intersections are fo |,e
hide elriir of said lopc-re, Con. iiaml: II
'tt*et mol Rijn*.,' George Sirvi-t, t’ujiege
\vcfiue mid I'ri'ee i.'eorge street, all .-e s
diuii be to a complete stop.
Section p. Any person or pcrsonii oiTeni!-
ng m.y of the |.rovisions of Die two pr
'elilig M-ftrdliH "diall be liable In the peu
• ltles made an*! provided in Section (J ,f
his Article.
Station 2. And be it further established !
Fid ordained by the authority aforesaid 1
bat this ordinance shall Ute effect from
tetober 15. urn.
Asqtrovcd September 21st, 1920,
J Oil X RKVi, Mayor, j 1
\tt,-~f: , ;
JOHN It. SULLIVAN, i'lerk. |
IN MEMORTAM
U ( AS—tn sad bin loving h-nn mbr;,c e f ]
oar dear d.uighier. AitUJKGAIL Ltl'AS.
who diet October litth. ltd?.
Two year* ago you J. ft ns. j
And we i.f'-o won-hr why l j*
in strength, in youth and beauty.
Thou .vert -.ilt**d so soy.n t„ *
i'.jr her f .ther-ln-.avr.
WIL I, IAM S. LUCAS.
1.1 oar Ui*tr.e she is fondly rernentbered.
dweer ttieir.orltNi <4ig to her toisu*-; : ;
Ilearrs tint loved her i
WUI b-ve tier !*l lie.ith ju:-t the rattle. ;
Ity her inotbei'dn-J-iw.
MKS. rrRA LI*CAS.
tcKNTI.KV—hr loving rciiieud rurp-*- of oir i
baby, JOHN, who died six years ago. ,
August 24, and JAMKS, who died two
years ago. October 13.
Your sweet fros* is always before us, John; ‘
Day by day we saw you fade.
Yet in our hearts .ve si ways pray
Th.-t you are with j**iir br<ther dead.
?w*-et i>e thy rest, James: .
' Sod knoweth bu; t
dome ds/y our bands shall clasp *
Never to part again.
Rl TUKIR MOTHER AND FATHER, i
“Keep Smiling’’
It t# MMsy for a will person to be .
Tlhii ► lets •*r and ttwrre i cnice
to onillo joyfully wtwii pain ifwaw* <1
slckniM* Joi*py*MMM lUo There 1
t*ojw for the nick* in
CHIROPRACTIC
DR. W. M. TIPPLE
(HiliOlitAiToH
IJI MAIN STREET
|'uriay and *>i ':n*. < tm-sult-lion I ri-r
W. B. & A Electric
Railroad.
MIIM ITY IK KM IN A I.S
■ Half Hourly S-rvi Muming
1 i'.os i.iW-n- Anna|>o.i'a. fl.-tli*•
V .*!)!!>:<■ n a 'I Gamp M’
t VVasUlllglou .Old ':’>>*
p.i>s, lit. rr i haity'e :tl Navid
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i hi -It. \ .VI. Sti. -*>, .**, > 1“
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Naviil atii 'i 1 v Cab* 1" n-J•
, unci'; S'.tti-
Stmt and <'.di.Ami.ii-'. h.v.u ...
jttiHiiiHs i-uriii-r.
it.. iiii’ir ;.i t >.)< iii.ui with I*. Ib lb
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AM Mains !. <■. ive i i ii!Hi'li:irjr.“ }>.A**••!i, . i
al In. a! |. niitm I i Uvceit Aiimtp'dls .mi
ii.nat A i v .luinll'dl ami at ill.
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n vvi: \t vmiiM.rnv
it ? • 7 I*l, „ ii k'.mm*. Musi ii<m v. M r.' '<
I'u, V. OO. -l.no. Mitt. ).:> ..'.on
t.iiii; 71m, !mi, 1! 'i;i I'. M , 12 in M
Ihit’y lA' i-i'l S-t.n<la.v.
n I.■.rat Aliliapelln In I’.: Illmorr.
l'..f li -i ctn intil ltifiiriti:illmt ttl.j.iv a? mr
i-ily li.-krl nltiiis - . \V i'll Stni-.l
Si.jm 11 iiiivi* Slat|n:-. f’ullryr Av.im.- ami
I liiiiifiMt Street; t'.uvtl I!,ill, Mai'.;.in I
a:";- _ §
Plastering—Excavating
AM. KINDS OF (IIM RKTK WOKK
i HAWKINS & COVINGTON
10 f'Alf tiOM. ST. j V-Si f
Dr. Henry Holland
Surgeon Chiropodist
CARVEL HALL ~22
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Job Work
FliiiitlinK. repairing. furniture dc-
I ivery, auto Lud s ami job work of
any kind. W. i<\ THOMAS, West An
napolis. Phone NOB-M. tf
G. W. SCIBLE
Auctioneer
1 SCHOOL STREET
P. O. Boa 375 Annapolis
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PUBLIC SALE
OF KAISER PROPERTY
Nn. nm in; !.!•;.i; hem i..
Villi;. I , l i, \1(1.
At ti r ri-ij'.:i'U I Mir ovviici'S. :i;ut In
Mit'i' a aMiui’M y. ilia >j 11111 t niaiir.| ttili ~n• ■ i
fui :-.i!i. by J>t)b!ir :; •i•-1 i• ■.I mi lUr ;t. lai-i :
nil
I'inirsday, October 28, 1920,
At U' <) bi.l;, Nm.it,
TllP f >;!<• lug [.ii-) rty. iii fiu-sfftij.l.
A Mrs: ini m iilllttl ■• i * I:.. 1(■ *i nil •
-i'lr ill '-til' j'r Avriuir. . \ 11 : >;.; ■< • i ■
v. ill. 'i lrn;.t: V 1 111 • ■ 1.1 I.t at J'l-ia, Si,..- I.
Iti‘l I ilr|.:ii ii! I .‘I I fnt, aiurr m a
iafti: iVrii by a ! t:v *.rji K ,i!'(| fra*, 1 ; ’
HUT. i'<r<>nfiy r un..; ;ctl jin-1 rain.vain, ami
Kmiv Ii ,jh Mir !. iJii'ijir ‘\
(b-siauaird ;u sin'.. * No. Hm‘ fY,ia y.
nir- t• Ml 1 (hr ib (lilt Jittrii i ! f!a
Alill'i j.iiliH Slim; I.i * r Kiiilmtirl. It is ~
wiMtj.i uia- bh.' k <•! Mi*- < 'r>j>ir.l am! , •.. •
Slat h'i!itj.ng.
T l; |. priijiirty is i flfrrMl for will- ;tf tj.is
II mV mviuir t., tl?. fact. Mi.-it thr out :
I.!( |t!riiiiiti loiiii 1; Ktusi r, tian n i • ;
Mu' ' . S. Army an I bus jus! brru i,|.|.>n ,!
. to l'.Vtlt.
TKIi.MS or S.M.i: - A dcjiosit (,f S!.<si
ivi'l be rri|i<tr<-.| of the (mr“lriMir or pur
. hitw‘H o>i Mu- day x.ilr. and f J,■ ls;j I .j;- •
of f!-*• imr. lmsi- mot!' y. with inti ri-Mt at !'.,
rutr of si \ j •-!• oil., within s!;fy dais
! i ,tf..i'!i'r. Imairiii afr jiosn ‘hsiou at. ,i
filial I'oiiHUliiHiatiim of sail.. Taxi--, adjust
oil M. Mint dtttr.
*% I!!H!{KI,y If. MKI.ViN
-
A ll ot'liry tor i :a- as
\VM H. Muss.
A in tionrrr.
AN ORDINANCE
To repi-a! asni ir-ordait: with fim<-tii]mf‘i;tri
-';‘r|S.u of Art!■•: = • XXV *,f thr Ki-vis.-d
< od,. (,f thr * it;. of inti (ml in, titii
"Li. l.sru."
S. Mon 1. Hr it ..s’lahiiKhrd tiinl ordain
od I v Mi*, alavnt, > .oartolni' ntid Aidrrmor
of fro i if, of Anii; pop* that Sr. iion r, ~t
ArM io XXV of i !i. visi rt i ~{ ; J(
f'ity of At,mipo!is, !;tlr 'Li ons.s,” tr tii.i:
Mir Manii- is bo. i i,y ;r.I ainj lo oi ouin
••d with i.ia.aiiiß.f :-!* ko a to road .at
lol'f . :
Sr.-iion r,. Jt li !!1 li ,t be lawful fo:
•7’-.. ; • per- w ithin k;iW •• fty
;ts i roeim-is, 111 in f. exhibit, piny or jor
'mm any play. I .tree, interlude, nhoiy
roiiomt, oir, menagerie, rut ujvaj
or public exhlbltio f;r gniti. without ;•
lit**iih lirn' had -?.d obtaiiird from tin
oh-rk of this .-orp atio'!. f., r whirl, Ha v
slitil: pay as follow s !or every r.‘if rlrei;.s
men;urerio m .urui i>. twenty'. live d >iluih
|.or day: for ever;, ■ ii<;t Tib a I .Jrjinit , i
I'orfoi taun.thr ami of ten dollars pn
■ lay; for every fniismiiu or Kitniinr show
the sin,, ~f live dollars per d.,v. and
sovrnt.v-fivr rents ill *\i. ft itisr to too *■ jr J- 1,
prmided. Innvever, it may !>(> lawful for ,
any per soil or pn-. oim, or f(>r>ora!ion r.- ‘
sidi m' in or !<-:ted at Ai.natmiis, who limy
own nr rent a hall titled up pern,annuli
for giving rin-Ii etdertainuionts for gai.i
oM-rp? tin. ,}r.-.is. Pi. uagerle or r.irinval t.
!*r.it it ih,e tmaie j.. .• used for stmt! nV •
i.osmu od first obta i'tln; a lieenae M.erofVn
iron, thr rb-rk. for Mibb jrha’i he paid tin
sum <f thirty doll, s per year in lieu i,j
any sjierml Ib-M.tie I .r each entertainment
as above r.-nuired.
Se.-jlon •_>. And be it er.tab.iehed and
ordan.ed bv the ai-ifiority iifores.-id tin'
Miis or.liti,'n,s, shall take effect from th,
date f.f its passage.
Apjiroshni September 21st, l!r_*o.
John j, i.kvv, M,tvor.
Attest :
JOHN* If. SULLIV AN. Uletk.
General Felix Diaz will join tlfc
European colony of political exiles—
unless some compatriot shoots him in
the back en route.—New York Tele
graph. |
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ROOFING and SPOUTING
Sheet Iron, Mate, furnace
Work and Kepairiu^
Fhone TJSI-A>.
FISH AND OYSIEK tii.i'Ol
SHAD, ROCK and PhHUf
Are nu'vv helm; < " - ‘ ‘
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