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The citizen., 1910-01-21
Road Money Wanted.

Al public meeting held in Westmin-
ster. Carroll county. resolutions were o.
tereo and passed calling upon the State
Roads Commission TO permit the Com
missioners Of Carroll county to use for
road purposes in the county such money
as they are entitled 10 receive or have
expended OF its account from the State
road law, believing that the money would
Dc more economically and sdvaniazeousiy
expended by the County Commissioners.
who are more familiar with local copdi-
tons A committee was appointed bv
the chairman, T. Herbert Shriver. TO call
upon the County Commissioners and sc-
quaint them with the action Of the meet
ing, ascertain whether they are willing to
undertake the work. and II 50. request
them to call another meeting Of citizens
TO further consider the bes, methods TO
be pursued
The citizen., 1910-01-21
CINCINNATI MILLIONAIRE
CONDEMNS EXTRAVA-
GANCE.
Poor People he Says Have no
Chance

Alexander McD0nand. retired Standard
OIL man. master Of ire estate that !. P.
Morgan has leased and Al which NJ.
Morgan Viii entertain the Bishop OF the
Episcopal Church during the convention
illness but he hzs kept in touch with
events
He : much concerned over the high
prce of living.
III = becoming f1p0-S5 BE for the wage
Garner 10 make both ends meet. he ce-
clsre6- u do TOY recall when the cost OF
living Was 81 high Wages have not kept
pace with prices We WI.l have 10 have
9 read iustmeat somewhere
II IS u0- good that the mass Of cur
people should - forced % i've . hand-to-
mouth existence. There IS no incentive
n work that produces nothing for the
future Ine saving ability Of people must
not be CurtaIle6- cannot See how the
clerk who must pay tle present high
p-lCes can support 6 family and save al
the saul@ time. IIe results Of such Z cor
dltiol caunot Be anything but bad. Il
discourzgeS marriage, among other.thIrgs
hose VINO nave means are living too
extravagsr-ly- The automobile. for IL
s-aIl11- : -1S 0-SS-S- money S5t-DS 5x-
traysganCe ot modem life. Ire ANTONIO
bile, unfortunately, has become Z sign OF
financial standing. The result Is hat Il :
often acquired a. ulucl to- show a for
use Ii costs $500 q year 10 maintain (
good automobile
This i An age Of much business We
md rich American giris ouying titles
say that nl1=-tel1hs OF sucl marriages are
purely commercial L ls q mos- GeoIo--
able thing. ! have cE7o Sra-ddaughte-s.
Should any one ask Tor TIE hand Of one ot
these girls and mention money al the same
time, ! would order him % clear out
The citizen., 1910-01-21
Boston's New Mayor.

John F. Fitzgerald. o. Honey FItz-
gerald IS h Is famiiiarlv called on
account q his ability = = mixer" who
has just been elected Mayor Of Boston
n the nTst nOn-psrgiszn election held
under ner mex charter. was born in tn
Boston tenement district ii 1861. He
vas elected IN 1905 and was defeated
for reelection because during his admin
istratioa II was charged that he carried
unnecessary employees upon the
psyTolls OF the city TO do work that
should have been done BY contract IN
stead OF By day labor cost the CITY not
less than s.. 500, 900 in the IRE depart
menis alone
Fitzgerald represents the Democratic
machine in Boston and obtained his non
ulsrity among the masses along the same
lines as Big Tim" Sullivan, Of New
York He is hail fellow well met. and
never misses New England clam bake
or chowder party and Is a friend Of the
poor and needy among the lower classes
He Is a glib tongued Irishman, a Har-
ward graduate and an Ex-Congressman.
with record for speechmakiug.
During the recent campaign through
his splendid physique he mas been
known 10 work twenty hours a day. and
attend nine dances in an evening IN nine
different halls Ween introduced ne
always says. call me Frtz- -.
In 1892 Mr.. Fitzgerald became a men,
Der of the Boston Common Council.
The next year he was elected TO the
State Senate. serving two years He
was member Of Congress from rsos
10 1901. His home IS in Dorchester.
Massachusetts He married in 1850
Josephine Mary Hannon, of South Acton,
Massachusetts.
The citizen., 1910-01-21

DECEScY requires that The naked
tr-rE should wear soma drzozry. and r
ine President vier of the proper use Of
patronage IS correctly represented By
! lctor E0<ewa--r. Hlo purpo--s 70 speak
5F authority. the commercial character
@ wnat : called 'reGp1O1tv between
the President and Congress : much TOO
grossly displayed l. 5 inevitable thar
President should select members Of his
own party ior appointment and II IS Per
tectly human t1at he should give mem
1SrS q his patty who are friendly % him
rather than 70 those who obstrucr h;s
policies, but the announcement thar h
: holding Up appointments desired bv
the insurgents until they shall have voted
for the bills that he desires passed smells
rsus.y OF that pork barre. . the use OF
wnlch n getting money for internal in
p1oveneuts he stro1gy condemned Il one
Of MS speeches Of last fall
The citizen., 1910-01-21

SPECULATIVE prices II cotton have
broken heavily 10 The alarm Of one s.de
o. t1= market and the great satisfaction
q ~ o-hes While there : no doubt
tla- me curre1t crop Is short ard hizl
prices are JUSTIFIED By TIE rsuo Of supply
70 demand. TIE 5-S- authorizes IN the
-race DO 1o- believe thar - crop : ss
s1Q-- - the lates- Glve-aru-nt reoou
Indicated or as TIE operators on the
oui SIDE ct the market insisted.
lle Market il Liverpool having weak
eu=1 q great deal, the o-ices in New
lors dropped more than s a bale from
tl1se prevailing q tex w==zs ago. The
disposition OF producers, q cotton as
Tell Is OF Nlesr, IS almost inevitably 10
unce-sta-= pTocuCuon No matter how
holest the correspondents of the depart
rle1t zr1, tHeir section Of the country <
deeply Intsres I'd IN higE prices. and the
indications O. 3 small crop must have
q lar greater Influence on their minds
tha1 Indications 0E q contrary sOr.
The citizen., 1910-01-21
BALTIMORE THEATRES
THE HEIcHTs' At FoRD's.


Mr.. Charles E. Ford announces that
owing to the illness OF Mrs. Fiske she Will
be unable to fulfill her engagement at
Ford's next week In her stead he has
arranged with Henry 3. Harris to present
Frank keenan, in THE Heights" bv
William Anthony Mcclure.
Frank Keenan,. who is starring in ''Tbe
Heights" appeared in Baltimore last
season IN The WarTens of Virginia >
and previously with Blanche Bates in
''The Girl of-the Golden West"
Mr. Keenan's leading woman. Miss
Willette kershaw, IS most favorablv
known in Baltimore, having PLAYED at
Ford's for a season in stock with the
Page Stock Company. Frank Mills is
another prominent player in Mr. Kee-
mans supporting company and at one
time played prominent parts in support
OF Henry Irving, in London. Others in
Mr.. Keenan's company are J. Harry
Benrimo and Hilda keenan,, youngest
daughter OF the eminent actor.
Mr.. Keenan's tour in The Heights .
under the direction Of Henry B. Harris.
commenced January 10th, and after plav-
ing this coming week at Ford's in this
city he will be seen in New York at
prominent Broadway theatre
Willette Kershaw, leading woman for
Frank Keenan,, in The Heights" was
born June II, 1880. and made her debut
on the stage in August, 1900, as Desde-
mona with William Owen. During her
first year on the stage she played such
leading female roles in Romeo and
Juliet, " Hamlet, " Lady Of Lyon" and
other classics. Her New York debut
was made in Marching Through Ceor-
gia. - at the Fourteenth Street Theatre"
Frank Mills has been engaged by
Henry B. Harris for a prominent part in
support Of Frank Keenan, in William An
thony McGuire's play, The Heights, -
which Mr.. Harris will produce at Ford's
next week.
SAM BERNARD AT THE AUDITORIUM.
At the Auditorium. Baltimore, Md,
Monday, January 24th. Sam Bernard will
be seen in the successful musical comedy,
"The Girl and the Wizard, which is a
real and consistent story which was in
vented by !. Hartley Manners and for
which Julian Edwards. who also COM
posed the score Of Dolly Warden"
wrote the music.
Mr.. Bernard in ''The Girl and the
NiZaro, enjoyed prosperous four
months season at the Casino. where his
work in this play was pronounced the
greatest that he has ever had.
The story is Of lonely lapidary who
+ comes near marrying a girl of tender
years through the Vaccinations of her
dissipated father On the wedding night
he learns that the girl and his nephew
are sweethearts and he steps aside, relin-
gushing his place as the bridegroom to
the younger man.
He sings two songs. ''Oh. How That
German Could Love, and How Can
You Toot 4 Toot-Toot If You Have No
Toot To loot, " which, to be appreciated,
must be heard.
Miss Kitty Gordon, from London,
where she is prominent in musical pro-
ductions, has the role next in importance
to Mr.. Bernard. Miss Gordon is statues
que and beautiful and her work. whether
singing Military Mary Ann or The
Blue Lagoon, OF helping Mr.. Bernard in
his comedy antics. proclaim her natural
+ comedienne.
+ The staging Of The Girl and the
Wizard" is elaborate in every detail, but
al the same time artistic
The citizen., 1910-01-21
Cardinal Gibbons Says That Food
Prices Are Entirely Too High

Most Of the prices 81 food products
are clearly oul Of al reason said Car
dlnal Gibbons. IN a recent interview.
and the people can not 20 on paving
such Drices whel they are not earning
anymore thsn they were some years ago
wnen p-ices we're not 50 high.
The Cardinal was unable 20 assign snv
reason Tor the high prices that prevail.
but 1e said that something evidently
IS wrong when MANY Of the commonest
necessities in food are priced al such
enormous figures Something must Be
done soon 10 put the prices Of food on a
reasonable basis. and any method which
vii bring this about, endorse
The citizen., 1910-01-21
Morley Receives Rhodes schol.
arship.

The Maryland Rhodes Scholarship
Commission az recent meeting in Bal
timore City. al the home of is President.
Professor Ira Remsen. awarded Christo-
pher d. Morley. son q Professor Frank
Morley. Of the Johns Hopkins Univers-
ity. the scholarship for Maryland Mr..
Morley Is a senior al Hayerford
College, but entered the contest as a
resident Of Baltimore He Will sail for
England next October.
The citizen., 1910-01-21
Juniors Elect Standing
Committee.

The board Of directors Of the Tunior
Steam Fire Engine Company met and
elected Wn- H. Shipley. A. Kemp
keefer and Henry r. Lampe as members
OF the standing committee, who together
with the president. Judge John c. Motter.
and the treasurer. F. B. Sappington. COM
pose the committee After the meeting.
the members of the board were enter
tanned BY Judge Motter al the Buffalo
Restaurant, where sumptuous menu
was served.
The citizen., 1910-01-21
Lee Now Under the Flag.

The government has acknowledged
the existence of one Of the men who
fought against Il
The Treasury Department announced
recently that il had issued orders TO the
Collector Of Customs at Newport News
10 close the custom house az that port on
January 18th. the anniversary Of the
birth Of General Robert E Lee. 50 far
as the public business would permit
No similar order had ever been issued
BY the government.
The citizen., 1910-01-21
Bank Directors Organize.

The board Of directors Of the Citizens
National Bank organized BY elecfing the
following officers: Joseph D. Baker.
president: William c. Baker and Holmes
D. Baker. vice-presidents. William c.
Zimmerman. cashier; Samuel g. Duvall.
cashier; Joseph McDivit, teller;
]. T. Thomas, Ira L. Miller, 6. d.
Hedges, G. H. Staley and Paul c. VII
lard bookkeepers and clerks; w. Bzrtgis
Storm, clerk
The citizen., 1910-01-21
THE SIXTEENTH AMENDMENT

The r1Ie aid down by Davy Croker,
-.6e sure that YOU are rlght, chel 20
ahead is the u1questionsbly correct
procedure N irving TO amend the sundz-
mental law Tnere : no doubt o. he
p-oPrety OF 50 amending the Federal
Constitution 50 As 70 enable Congress 10
tax incomes The grant Of power. how
ever. should be precise in is terms.
Il should convey no Implication Of
rig1- 70 50 lay income taxes 50 ss 70 In
PAR TIE borrowing q the separate States
Il Is 10 sufficient answer 70 insist that
Congress would never exercise such :
power II II were gran;ed-
Tne proposed Sixteenth Amendment
should Be 50 changed II form Is 70
give needed authority for Federal taxa
non Of incomes without siording posi-
be prerexc for invasion or t1e States 70
project their own credit by tax exeuo-
lions BE sure you're right, then 90
ahead"
The citizen., 1910-01-21
Maryland Patents

Granted this week. Reported by C A
snow 4 Co; Patent Attorneys. WASHING.
ton, u. C.-Iames P. Cleary, Baltim IS
nsntrap; Frank Jessee. Baltimore. harder
ing ieet and legs of fowl. For conv =,
any OF above patents send ten ceniss =;
postage stamps with date Of this naner s ~ y.
- "A Snow & Co, Washington, D'' D''tC. q y
The citizen., 1910-01-21

CoNGREssyIAN HOLLINCswoRTH OF
Ohio lust loves % wzve tle BLOODY
slI-t. He : the man who dragged hin-
self our Of ObsCuriry into cheap uotouety
8 few months ago. % the Infinite wear
mess Of the country a large BY pro
testing against the establishment Of
Ire silver punch 6nwl OF Ire bz.tleslio
Mississippi with = portrait Of jefferson
Davis The brief period during which
Ee oasked II the glare o. publicity 0y
reason q that episode gnected his Ape
tlte and made him long 70 b noticed
again 50 the opportunity presenting
ltSsi- h arlseS once more 70 wave The
bloody shirt This time hc wants 10
RO6eT- E Lee from the Hall Of Fame. -
in the capitol. We % Tot know whether
Afr HollngsWoT1h ever sn=lr gun
powder OF no. but i IL has : var
r=co-d w are willing 10 wager q dollar
50 6ough1uL That auv bullets fired IN
rs direction were towards 1is hack
ne real veterans OF the lo-Ihz-u army.
t15 me1 VINO actually faced IRE in hat
great conflict Of uesr,v half century
ago hayS 10 bitterness II th6lr hearts
against General Robert E Lee Thev
--CoSulz-- IS did th=I- own grezt leader.
General Grant TIE greatness OF their
foe as q military genius and & { man.
And I1ey can feel uo-1luE bu- cu1tem0.
-o- puly politician Wao. for little
clezp lo,oriety. seeks II these Gavs Of
peace and unity . open afresh wounds
1ealcc d Ia, = century Of time
The citizen., 1910-01-21
straus wins Ten Gases.

The decisions handed down during
Sc ieE days By the Court OF Appeals
laEyland Of cases argued at the
per term Of the court il has been
here that Attorney-Gensral Straus
'ucresstul n all the State cases sub
g q tnat session Much satisfaction
by State officials connected with
demonstration that the present Att0r-
general n0w probably holds the
+ Al cases won at amy single term of
|ate's highest court
The citizen., 1910-01-21

II th- liquor dealers are wise they viii
keep away from Annapolis Thev could
not seiect worse time 10 triie with the
license avs The idea Of irving 10 get
the Legislature 70 reduce the license
fees bsfore they have had an opportunity
10 show h0w they viii work IS simply
ridiculous - Brlfsm0rg Mrs.
The citizen., 1910-01-21

AFTER all. there IS some comfort in
the midst OF complaints of high prices.
Thomas Edison, the wizard. says that
the most needy among US viii live in lux
ury If they viii have the patience to wait
4 couple Of hundred years or so.
The citizen., 1910-01-21

If things should take an unfavorable
turn for Secretary Ballinger and the Taft
Administration in the controversy with
Pinchot and CLAWS third party some
where in Africa would have occasion TO
rejoice.
The citizen., 1910-01-21

A new bank IS TO Be established IN
Liberytown- A room has been engaged
for temporary quarters
The citizen., 1910-01-21
LEGISLATURE.

The Democratic caucus nominated tae
Hon Isido- Rsyuer Tor United States
Senator 10 succeed himself and the Hon.
Murray Nardiver as State Treasurer.
President Goruzr. o. tne State Se1atz-
named his COMMITTEES
Senator Matthias, q this county. was
placed OF the following committees
E1grossl1g Bills. Sanitary Conditions Of
the State. Roads and Highways Fed
eral Relations and Education
Mr- AusheTuaa introduced Z biIl au-
tlo-iziHg Frederick City TO issue :. 20
retunding bocGs. and also authorizing
an issue Of Ss5,ooo water bonis f0r
Frederick City
4 bill amending the charter Of Fred
erick City wzs sent % TIE Committee
On Ways and Means
Dr. ! ". Herring OF Monday IaS-. took
TIE oath q Office and qualified to- the
tour1h tine = Comptroller O. TIE Treas
ury q MarvIa1d-
The cath OF Office was administered By
the Governor II the Government House
II the presence o. uum6-r O. officials
and clerks His bond for $4,000 was
presented. The same vas issued BY tie
American Bonding Company Dr.. Her
ing : an experienced flnsnci=-. and hzs
successfully administered The affairs OF
the once.
NOTES FROM ANNAPOLIS.
Hon. Isi6or Rayuer was elected United
States Senator BY the ioiut action q III.
Maryland Legislature 10 succeed himself
His next term vii begin OF March IN.
1871
NJ Wn- P. Jackson received Ire Re
publican vote io- United States Senator.
Hon Murray Na1dive- was reelected
State Treasure Hrs Republican aooon-
ent. NJ. c B Trail. President Of lie
Farmers and Mechanics Na-o-zl
Bank, Of Frederick. received tie Reoub-
licau vote
By Al action q the House Cor--7;rre=
on Organization. :. more s1ooiztess
were added 70 the . already APPOINTED.
The Compulsory Primary Law BIZ
for the whole safe was offered by Nr.
Car. Of Baltimore City, Al the H-edueS
day session
The citizen., 1910-01-21

DIE HIGHEST AND MOST N
70 PORTANT DUTY OF TIE
r, LEGISLATURE IS TO ELE-
m VATE THE ELECTORATE.
The citizen., 1910-01-21

an"I WILL TELL JUDGE DOUG
B
leASS FRANKLY I An NOT IN
favor OF NEGRO CITIZEN
,taIP.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
NJ
The citizen., 1910-01-21
Central
National Bank.
Opposite Court House.

SINCE OCTOBER 18TH, 1909,
THIS BANK PAYS 4 PER CENT
INTEREST ON ALL INTEREST
DEPOSITS.
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