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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20

Anxious Inquirer: The Legislature
Of Maryland consists of the Senate,
the House OF Delegates and Cy Cum
mings.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20

Has anybody here seen those robins
that sing in the Spring, ira la?
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20

We'd just like to know how many
citizens in this burg this morning have
the headache.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20

Senator Luke Lea, Of Tennessee, has
the mumps and his colleagues are
threatened.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20
AN ORDINANCE

To repeal and re ordaiu with
amendments Section "a Of Aru-
Gle II, of the City Code, title
Health of City.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20

THE Senate has been undergoing the
acid test for long time now.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20
For Sale at Public Auction
APP. M. On lhe Premises,
% 80 Market Space. Annapolis. Sd,
On Monday, March End, 1914,

The S-Story BRICK BUILDING S6-l0V
vith brick stables in rear Tor horses
ana two carriages. known as the
aI,vrie Picture Parlor' aud now &C
eunisd with 3 long lease at $50 Per
month for the ground door only. second
floor is used as s dance ball With best
marie flooring, ladies' dressing room sud
an copwenitnces, third floor is being
med for a factory. I desire 10 turn the
buildipq into money 20 realizs cash for
rnsnufscturing purposes. This IS 8
good Investment. and one OF the best
sitas IN the ettv 81 Annapolis Fer full
particular. apply S. J. Rosenberg, y
second st
flstd j. g. hUsEN h1-tNsf.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20
FOR SALE.

AT Bayside Stock Farm, Fresh
Cows; fine Pigs and Shoats; also
Pure Hay baled and delivered
Also wanted SO Dry Mich Cows.
Horses boarded With professional
care at s. per month. DR. 4. W.
SPRANKLIN. Proprietor, Annap-
oils Nd K. r d. No. T. Phone
iso7.fz. jI9n
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20

Supposed pauper In Fort Worth,
TEX. left 800 600. Many more sup
posed rich leave nothing. Life con-
tinues TO be full of surprises.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20

A AGENTS. --Karn big profits handling n
a housekeepers assistant Write now.
Merchandise DiNributinR1 o., III Rhode Is
land Ave, Northeast. Washington, y. q.
f7.l4sgI
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20

Men may have a hard time in this
life. but Just think they are angels and
have wings in the other world. while
women are wingless angels.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20

XETAETF D. Position az Cook. Housckeep-
" or; Butler or steward by the steward
snd Stewardess nf Hiilsmere. South River.
Disengnged March 10Th. Country preferred.
Palmer Hilsmere. q nnapolis. INV
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20

WANTN u--An experienced FAkMhk OR
w GAR lGNhR, cne wiihug 90 work on
shnres end Who cau eiYe bfst refeTence,
Address Edward Wouulander West Au-
nRpolig Route Phone NJ fsOW
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20

The oyster is IN great stew at the
State House
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20

WANTED--ny a poor white woman wash
W INK TO do 90 her home. o. viii 90 out 10
DO laundry. Leave orders at Roessol's Drug
dali street i2ftf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20

WOMAN TO cook for family Of
w two. Apply "a Maryland Ave 8t'il7
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20
RATES OF ADVERTISING

Entered ~ the Annapolis PostofiIcs -
6econd-Clas9 Matter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20

YETANTEr-A WOMAN 70 do first class
" COOLING Apply 1910 Main So W
". CAN'T. l20-st
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20

WA NTEp WOMAN on u country place
w near Annauullsi for general house,
work Address ~ g. q. Box tm. Annapo-
ns Nest
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20

WAHTHD-By yuang single man ROOM
w with hoard, ~ private family, close TO
West Street station preferred. ~ y -
West st, station. ". -. g 4. Il -. 20 an
nnpOls. fb ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20

WANTED "A WHITE MAID. Apply 20
" Upshur Row, wills
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20

EWANTE OMAN ON u country place near
W AnnRnolis: man frr general work
Address X ~ BOX 5d, nnnpolls flstB
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FRIpAY FEBRuARY %. lal4.

Get your sack cloth and ashes out of
moth balls.
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FOR ALE

E'OR aALE-Two large pigeon or chicken
a BASKETS, IN flrst-elass condition. win
sell cheap Apply st Capital Office. nllif
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20
CHARLES r. LEE,
zo.7z Church Circle.
Real Estate-Insurance
Houses For Rent-Collections made
Money to Loan on Mortgages. ~
Wants, Lost. Found, For Sale, etc.

Wants, Lost. Foand, For Sale, etc.
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~ CAN'T. lao-st
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~ ANNAPOLIS; man frr general work =
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WASTED -womAN on a country place
" near Anuauullsi for general house,
work Address ~. &C, Box tm Annapo-
as iled
LANTHD-By Young single man. ROOM
w with hoard ~ private family, close 20
West Street station preferred. 'H y ,i|
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WOMAN TO cook for family OF
W two. Apply "a Maryland Ave at'flI
KWAETF D. Position as Cook, Housekeep-
W er; Butler or steward By ths steward
snd Stewardess nf Hillsmere South River.
DispnRnged March 10Th. Country preferred,
Palmer Hilsmern Annapolis. INV
LADY or GIRL. s % SS town. IN
good pay spare time, names for advortlsors.
cash weekly. Stamp for particulars Amer
ican Adv Bureau Dept y, LeiEhtons Ccr-
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WANTED "A WHITE MAID Apply 20
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AGENTS -Karn big profits handling q
"A housekeepers assistant. Write now.
Merchandise Distributing o., III Rhode Is
land Ave, Northeast. Washington, y. q.
WANTED by poor white woman WASH
" INK 20 do 90 her home o. VIII 90 out 10
DO laundry. Leave orders at Roessois Erug
store, EAstpoft, or 90 B0llmau's store RAN
dali street iAtf
FOR rem =.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-20

M23 "A Is 2627 "a
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 20. 1914.
Get your sack cloth and ashes cut of
moth balls
The oyster is IN great stew at the
State House.
THE Senate has been undergoing the
acid test for long time now.
Has anybody here seen those robins
that sing in the Spring, ira la?
yellow gloves and yellow shoes are
all the style at the State House.
Push the District Nurses fund along.
Wanted $50 more to complete the fund.
Senator Luke Lea, Of Tennessee. has
the mumps and his colleagues are
threatened.
We'd just like to know how many
citizens in this burg this morning have
the headache.
The greatest snob in town is the
Ground Hog Have you noticed the
airs he puts on Of late?
Annapolis is getting TO be more like
Baltimore every day. is reaching
out TO grab everything in sight
Anxious Inquirer: The Legislature
Of Maryland consists of the Senate.
the House OF Delegates and Cy Cum
mings.
Men may have a hard time in this
life. but Just think they are angels and
have wings in the other world. while
women are wingless angels.
Supposed pauper In Fort Worth,
Eek. left 500. 600. Many more sup
posed rich leave nothing Life con-
tinues to be full of surprises.
The women suffragists who liked to
Annapolis from Baltimore, are now be-
ginning TO feel the effects of sore feet
since their bill was defeated.
Residents of crosstown streets are
consuming the visible Of reasonable re-
straint. but what they are saying uu-
der their breaths isn't printable.
We hope 60 live to see the day when
an educational clause will be included
in the nomination for Office of every
State and city official. certainly for
every delegate to the legislature.
Gas explosion blew an omelette, &C
companied by the chef, through res
tautant wall but il is not thought even
that remarkable incident will shed any
light on the best way 10 unscrsmble an
egg.
There are more fool bills" intro
duced at The State House than the
average sane person ever dreamed Of
II that body Of law makers would get
down to real business it might accom-
plish something.
II you have not already contributed
20 the fund 10 keep the District Nurse
in Annapolis. do so NOW. The work
she has done is splendid. Remember
every family in town is benefited by
her good work.
=
Probably on the ground that what is
sauce for the goose is sauce for the
kaNNcts otNtNNdAg 0aAAAoNA has hNatSSn
to the chairman of the House Naval
Affairs Committee. objecting to the bill
creating six vice admirals., unless at
the same time the grade Of lieutenant
general Is revived.
Attention of the Society for Psychic
Research and Of scientists generally is
called 10 the strange fact that closely
following the arrival of those green
and purple wigs from Paris an Italian
greyhound iE Uniontown, Pa. has just
Uttered a green haired pup with yellow
spots.
President Wilson has announced his /
intention Of taking Up measures for |
the development of the American mer
chant marine as soon as other impor-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16
AMEHIcANS WOLF NTEEH
10 Eit.nI t'OU EIiN NJ ~

Especial Cable To The Times Dispat.h /
fAisIS. August i5.--An American
volunteer corps, Ia bc composed ol
Americans SNmpathiainc with tho cause
OF France, is being organized 10 go to
IN. front. 1t viii lie made part Of u
foreign legion, which the Ministry Of
war has decided 10 put into The Held
'lsfs"s tazetnczc. q uaturalized Amcr.-
can citizen, IS organizing tho American
volunteers IN al interview hn says
= have already enrolled III Ameri-
cans whose object is 10 get to the front
as quickly as possible ana ncht III
Frances behalf. Every day I am ~ 80
ccipt 90 requests for cnrolim.ut \
Mr.. Chapman. from London. FOR in
stance. cables 7 am coming over. can
bring anything with me"
Among the others who hay" boon
enrolled AZ" Frederick e. Vincent, for
mcily . major IA the cuban army. aud
now adjutau, IN Minneapolis rcci-
ment. William rh3w. w"li known in
Newport through his horsepower
hNdropianc. and stephen Macgordon Of
MiChtsan. also an aviator. Mr.. Thaw.
BY the way. is cousin OF Harry X.
rhaw. Nh. Tnaw writes me.
Ny love for France and my hatred
for Germany inspire nc 10 volunteer.
lanes Frazer. Of ohio. writes that
he wants TO tight OF do anything for
right md Justice. Casimar ErowSc.
Of Maine. Nd Jules James. OF san Fran
cisco. and w. Il Eall. of Bowling Green.
hA., veteran Of tho spanish American
War. atc also among tho volunteers"
Among the applicants for enrolment
who have been rejected IS t.. itcires-
hcf Bartlett. formerly briradicr- gen
ersl IN the United States army. and u
brother OF Judge Bartlett or III" Ncv
York Court OF Appeals.
We have French drill manuals said
Mr.. Cazm'ze TODAY, aud az" drilliuc
daily IL tho garden Of the palaiS ROYAL.
Each OF our recruits has made some
contribution 10 tn" fund necessary -
equip Tho corps. We calculate that toe
francs represents the actual cost Of =
single equipment. Tho French govern
mont viii supply US NTH rifles aud an
ensign
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16

Viii characterize inc battle. and /, will
be profoundly different from all other
battles.
When two advcrsarics engage IL.
battle aionS a front Of from twcnty
to thirty Kilometres tthirtcen To Iwcn-
~ miles, The engagement is caarac-
tciizcd by two tcatUrcs--it IS rapid and
inrcdiatciy decisive. With a from; c>
tending over 100 kilometres ,266 milcsD
4 Is not likely To bc the same.
1T WOULD appeal Impossible from all
tho evidence that one Of the adNcr-
sarics would b able I" gain decisive
advantage u2on this front al TOO hilo-
metres.
The operations along 80 great =
line would have VARYING fortunes. We
VIII have IN advantage at ono or SOW
"ral points the Germans Viii have adj
vantage Al other points, and Tho line
Of battle viii continue to he modi-
iicd uutil ono II tho adNcrsarics sue
Goods H. co-or,liuation of movements
and mass of effort in gaining some
point. the superiority of which VIII
dislodCc the adVcrsaries front and
marx the end ot The trSt battle
'''ttcsc observations have for their
ohloct the propagation of the public
for a battle ia new form. and without
precedent In history"
The communication adds that new S
of dcitnltc results uccd not bc on
pcctod for ~ least ci.ht DAVIS 81
Longer,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-04
Some Features of Life in South
Omaha in Days Gone By and NoW

we're the pioneers Of the newspaper world
Of the Magic City. MacMurphy and Click
are dead and Brighma, Erion and Root
are gone, but the rest are respected citi-
Gems of South Omaha
Henry Murphy, now city attorney, was
once a newspaper publisher in South
Omaha. The paper was made up in
Omaha and then sent to South Omaha to
be printed. Henry ran a republican
paper which was not exactly popular in
South Omaha Subscribers were few and
far between. When pay day came Henry
was willing to write the checks for his
workmen, but the latter developed a
most persistent liking for coin of the
realm. In such straits the paper had to
suspend publication until such time as
the editor could raise the funds. He IL
nally disposed Of the paper with the
assistance OF his copy boy.
Lew Etter, now superintendent Of mails
In South Omaha, was a member of the
early day builders. He ran a grocery
store and later a cigar store. Lew took
up politics as offering the best chance
for a scrap. He was a republican, TO
make assurance doubly sure. On election
days his duty was to make the rounds OF
the polls where the toughest element
congregated. In those days II took long
and most delicate diplomatic work to
assure safe conduct to the man who
wanted TO vote the republican ticket in
South Omaha. Lew was the diplomatic
Later when the tide changed Lew be-
came the republican leader until he re-
tired from politics.
But those days are gone in South
Omaha. The packing houses and the
stock yards have brought many mer
who have helped to make the city a better
place to live in. The power OF the law
less element has gradually dwindled I'M
til 1t IL now a negligible quantity. The
face of the city has changed too. What
was once an impossible morass between
N and ] streets from Twenty-fourth and
east has become the main thoroughfars
of the city, covered with business blocks
Steadily the city has been moving for
ward and the spirit of the old adventu-
rous times has passed before the modern
way OF doing things and the Magic City
is coming into its own.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-04
ASaBen Offerings of South Omahas Most Progressive Merchants
South Omaha Justifies by Results It's
Full Right to Be Called the Magic City

went along, and II the treatment has
succeeded so far it will not prove a fail
ure now South Omaha is packing
town. But 1t is a good town. and we are
gradually making good American citizens
here in the melting pot of nations"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-04

far and away representative OF American
opportunity and western push. AS Mayor
Tom Hector puts Il: we are not angels
here In South Omaha, and our int -preta-
ton Of some laws may be a bit liberal
but we have steadily progressed as we
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-04
school and Church Influence.

South Omaha and its officials have
used the great lever OF the schools and
churches to bring about q better order of
.hings. Slowly the change comes. but Il
does come at last Immigrants OF a few
yoars back today own and occupy neat
american homes, bought and paid for
,ut OF the meager earnings as packing
ouse employees.
On the other hand, your oriental and
immigrants from the Levant prove the
stumbling block In the progress OF the
city. Seldom property owners, they have
become a menace to the more thrifty
working classes OF the town. Working
for lesser wages than American work.
men and the better class OF foreigners
demand, the orientals and the imml-
grants from the Levant have acquired
foothold in South Omaha which has
done much TO keep the city from reach
ing its fullest growth. Where a Bohe-
main or a German or an Irish immigrant
will build a home and establish his fam
lily as American in a generation, orientals
and near brientals will work for less
money. live In squaior and send hun
dreds OF thousands OF dollars out of the
city.
And yet despite all this South Omaha
has grown to be the suburb most deslr-
able 20 Omaha, from which II is now
separated by a political line only. In
thirty years South Omaha has acquired
business and property valued at many
millions OF dollars II has a packing
center that II the second largest ir the
world. II has five banks, whose weekly
clearings place II among the first cities
OF the United States. II enjoys the same
lighting system. the same water system
and the same street car service as
Omaha. II has more than thrty-five
miles OF paved streets and alleys and IL
now occupied In putting In more paving
II has a city hall and jail building which
while not large, Is modern in every re
spect. The north end of South omaha,
Is populated by American-boTn residents
almost exclusively. Here some OF the
prettiest homes in the two omahas arc
| to be found.
Growth for the BETTER.
few years ago the city was centeret
about what Is now Twenty-sixth and
/ Twenty-seventh and N streets Today
the business OF the city Is transacted al
Twenty-fourth and N streets There {,
much room for improvement to be sure
but things grow better as time zoe,
along and the South Omaha OF today Il
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-04

South Omaha IL a city OF 5000 people,
Of which only one-tenth are American
born. 1t is what Is termed a packing
town, and its population is largely OF
the laboring class. and largely Of a
foreign-born element. The government Of
the town Is largely representative OF the
population To a great extent it Is in
the hands OF the native born Americans.
who are making the fight TO mold the
total population into the thrifty. pro-
gressive. thoroughly American town.
The task Is not an easy one, for here
you have many nationalites repre-
scented as the most cosmopolitan city
in the world. IL used to be In America
that New York, San Francisco. Boston,
New orleans and Baltimore were ao-
counted the cosmopolitan cities par ex-
celleuce. Later Chicago attracted the
wave OF foreign immigrants, and from
Chicago came the initial foundlngs OF the
foreign colonies which today occupy a
large part of South Omaha. Here within
the radius Of q few hundred acres one
can find members OF every tribe and
nationality under the sky. Living in
nelghborhood colonies. these foreigners,
TO a great extent, seek to maintain their
individuality and the manners OF their
native lands.
Here you will find the races OF the
north OF Europe, which quickly inter
marry and amalgamate with the native
born. Here also you will find the inn
migrants from the south OF Europe, diff
ficult to handle and for generations main
tanning their national traits and indi-
vidualities an against the persistent in
fluences OF American education.
Lines of Racial Cleavage.
You will find, for example, the Japan
csc living In "a colony by himself in the
west of the packing center. You will
find the Greeks and the Roumanlans, the
Serbs. the Albanians and the Austrians.
each all maintaining the lines Of the
old world nationalites. You Will find
the Russ. the Bohemian. tho Pole, the
Lithuanian. the Belgian. the Italian, the
Irish. the English and the German all
represented in South Omaha. You will
find the Turk and the Chinese. Only now
and again will you come across the
Frenchman, but you will find him. TIC
the native born OF the city has faller
Aho ioN oi Wtiulhb mass INTO BucF
shape that II may easily be amalgamateC
into American citizenship. Not easily
successful is the effort. because OF the
great preponderance OF foreign-born. but
slowly and by steady. persistent step
the great school system OF South omahS
IL meeting the problems OF cosmopolitan
ism that threaten or encourage, as yoU
look at the matter.
The government OF South Omaha 4
representative OF the lab5ring town tina
II L. To a large extent the present Off
cials are American by birth. Mayo
Thomas Hector Is the son OF an Irisl
father and n German mother. 1t Is pos
siblc his heritage that has made hin
able TO see and meet the questions tina
confront him daily In the Administrative
of cosmopolitan city.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
POLICE FIND NO
BOMB FACTORY
Vain Search for Black Hand or
Other Suspect Among Sons
of MilitellO.

The police admitted yesterday that
their efforts 10 prove that the head
quarters of the sO-called Free and In
dependent Sons Of Militello, Sicillan
organization, at 1875 Cherry ST., where
q bomb explosion occurred on Wednes-
day night. was in reality bomb fac
tory and the rendezvous of anarchists
and Black Handlers had not as yet re-
suited IN any definite discovery.
The finding Of two-pound can OF
black antimony and an empty gun
powder can on the promises, together
with a print upon the wall Of Fran
cesco Ferrer. the Spanish anarchist, re-
main the only facts upon which to base
their case.
A list Of the members of the organi-
zation, consisting OF some clghty-ood
names, was seized by the detectives on
Thursday, and yesterday more than
score were visited and questioned. Ac-
cording 20 the police, however. in not
"a single instance thus far has Black
Hander or anarchist, known as such 20
the authorities, been discovered to be
on the list.
Frank Castro, Salvatore Gulinisi and
John Vitale. the three members arrest
ed i'm connection with the bomb eX-
plosion, are apparently not connected
with the Mother Earth group Of an
archists. the Anti-Militarist League or
the Francesca Ferrer School, with all
Of which organizations Alexander Bcrk-
man and other prominent Reds" are
identified.