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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-11-01
RUB .BACKACHE AND
[UMbAG0 RIGHT OUT
Rub Pain and Stiffness away with
small bottle of old honest
st. Jacobs Liniment

When your back is sore and lame or
lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism las
you stiffened up don't suffer! Get 4
80 cent bottle of old, honest "gt.
Jacobs Liniment" at any drug storc,
pour a little In your hand and RIB IL
right into the pain OF ache, and ~ (. @
time you count fifty, the soreness a.. J
lameness is gone.
Don't stay crippled This soothir Z
penetrating oil needs to be used Oh
once. 1t takes the ache and pain rSclY
out of your back and ends the miscrv'
1t is magical, yet absolutely harinle IS
and doesn't burn the skin.
Nothing else stops lrrabago, sea. .ca
end lame back ulscry 80 Prov II
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-11-01

| have been told by men who have
met him that the kaiser Is a good.
kindly, sensible, humane man. be-
lieve the same is true of the other
sovereigns. The fact is that these
men have as little to do with the real
ruling of their countries as you or
have. They are swayed by the mill
tary crowd. The United States is the
one great nation of the world whose
head is the real ruler-who isn't sway
ed by anybody.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-11-01
Speaking Of Henry Fords Senatorial Observations

candidacy Mr.
Gillette weIknown
MIR. Mennen, the taleum powder king?
Nj. sears-Robuck, he magnate7
Remington, typewriter notabiIty
The Smith Brothers, Justyppular coushdrop baonsf
Charles in, celebrity
Campbell, the prominent Specialist
Garuso the distinguished songbird2
MI. lima sIeepinscar buIder7
Mr.. Quaker, of Quaker Oats?
Jemima, pancake artiste7
u least be logical.
PORTER EMERSON BROWNE
vlgiiantes)
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-11-01
OPEN N0STRILS! END
A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.

Count fifty Your cold in. head or
,atarrh disappears. Your clogged nos
srils will open, the air passages of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more snuflling, hawking,
mucous discharge, dryness or headache;
no struggling for breath at night.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply a
little of this fragrant antiseptic cream
N your nostrils. IL penetrates through
every air passage of the head, soothing
and healing the swollen or inhamed
mucous membrane, giving you instant
-elief. Head colds and catarrh yield
like magic. Don't stay stuffed-up and
miserable. Relief is sure.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-11-01
East Jordan
Lumber Co.
Special Offer
to the Readers of This Paper

II you will send us the names of five ladies
in your town who you think would like TO
read the FAMILY STORY PAPER, we will
send you and them each sample copy, and
will also send as a reward for your effort
your choice of any one of the following:
Your choice of 10 High Grade Assorted
Erecting Post Cards. Camp Scenes. Sailor
Toys. Soldier Boys. Battleships. Halloween,
Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years, etc.
Silver Plated Souvenir State Tea Spoon.
The Ladies Fancy Work Manual for Gro
cheting and Introducing.
Mystic Oracle and Gypsy Dream Book.
The Boys Book on Toy Making.
Enclose DC stamps to help cover cost and
postage.
N. L. MUNRO'S PUB. HOUSE
33S-340 Pearl ST., New York
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-11-01

What difference would 1t make II all
Belgium fell into the sea tomorrow;
who could notice II In business7
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-11-01
GEMS FROM HENRY FORD

I haven't any charities Charity is
a sin-it takes more than it gives. 1t
gives a moments relief and it takes
away lifetime of self-respect. Iprac-
tice no charity. give nothing for
which I do not received compensation.
The man who offers charity offers In
suit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17

gIo11o Snltitut beiteben6en 6ra.en=
81,rbes, Nctb nro @lenb inter ben
mittel= u1ro biilflolen 6amilien oer
Gtabt st.. gIouo 5n linoern, lobeno
b%erporbob. 9ieie I60ne Ibenban-
bodt fom nit bem loframentalii6en
@eger1, Sen Ser 8iidof ertbeilte, gum
niiroigen Mbidlub.
* gnoe Ietter ISOLDE iino Die
nel1en &reu5megltationen fIr Die
rel1e Stride Ser pom bodm. Serrn
sos. Builder in @eit Union paito=
rierten ct. Mlerius=@ emein6e onge=
fommen; bie1elben ml1r0en bon Der
ct. SAUL Stotl1arp 60. be5ogen nno
neroen, menn in oem idmuden Got
tesbo1i e ongebrodt> 0emielben gu Ell
1,er go115 %beionoeren 3ier gerei6en.
Sodm. &err $. 2eutbner BON
Martp, oeiien @eiun0beits5uitono IN
Sen letten @od)en at miiniden iibrig
IieB, bat ii9 bom bodtp'iten Serrr1
giid,of g11id cine mebrpo4ige So
fons erbeten, Die ct IN iu6liden
@tooten 51 perbringen gebenft. Mm
Montog trot ct Die &eiie nod Seras
an, un6 tpabren6 feiner Mbmefenbeit
miro sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in Murtp bom bodtp. @errn MaDr=
bofer pom ct. &opboels Sofpital in
ct. gIo116 Der eben mer6en.
< Sodap'iter 8iidof @a1i6 bat an
sic 9rieiter ieiner 9io5eie Elm S6ret=
ben erlolien, in tpelder er bieielben
eriudt, in ibren @emeir1oen Ser
iamn1Iungen 5u boIten unb iid 5u
SEN in Ser iiinglt erlaiienen 8ot-
ifoft 6es 8%raii6enten @ilion emit
mideIten, bon @nbrbeits= un6 Sc
redtiqfeitsiinm geleiteten Hrin5ipten,
sic nit ser Botihaft 6es 81. gaters
in ginflong fteben, 5u befennen. Mnf
Sen 90. Son1tor bot 6od6erielbe I'M
ct. Glo116 SnItit11t cine ger1amm=
lung Der bodp. @eiltlidfeit bon
@teorns County nn6 6es 9io5e1an=
@lerus onberoumt 5u Ser aua Die
2aien oes County milfommen 1tno,
un6 BEL bieier @%elegenbeit ion Dos
@egier11ngs- Sinan5meien nnb Die
Stennng ser 9io5e1e 6a5n erortet
peroen, 511 tpeldem 3pede Der Serr
8iidof eigens Sen Serrn Mrtbur ST.
@ogers, Sen nennten &eierbe=Di=
itrifftts@ oritter fir sic 6retbeitslMn=
IeibeS@mnpogne un6 6en Minnefota
Gtootsbori iBer fir &riegserfparniB=
&ogne eingelaoen bot, Der Die
GinIooung ongenommen nnb iomit
in ser Beriummlung om %. Sanuar
fiber finan3iele DIFFERENTIATION
Ser @egier1ng nn6 sic Wetbooen,
benielben geredt 81 1per6en, fpreden
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
Uerein$na0riOten.

- 1tmierem geebrten Gorreipon=
benten CUR g%efalisem &enntniknaf-
me, baf fir &er0ffentltdnng in BET
3eitmng beitimmte 3nfdriften fd
lGngitens bis 9ienitabenb in nni eren
&Gnben befinben miiien, falls bieiel=
BEN mod in ser betreffenoen
ISOLDE int 8latte @er,uenbnng finz
ben iuQen; a%nberenfaQs mitien bte-
felbem als beripatet fir Bic nadftfol=
gembe ISOLDE striifgelegt merSem.
6odbilIe.
9ie Mrbeit an 6em Mnbau an oie
Modpine COOPERATIVE 8ntterfabrif
qebt in ertpuni9ter 8eiie Dordt1. =
9ie s. g. g. g. 81. berian6te an-
fanqs letter ISOLDE cine giienbabn-
tpaaenlooung 8ieb nod SIo-St.
ct. Saul. 8eiogte @om1panp miro
lire. Sabresberiammlung om 1ebten
Gamifag I'M Monat Sanuar bolten.
= Sre6. gniie un6 Sobn 2oren5 iino
nod Idngerem 8eiude in Sotpa mte-
ser babeim ein%getroffen. Wtib.
@dmitt befin6et iid in St.@louo, tpo
er einen f1r5en @urfus an Der ted=
nilden SodIdnle 6nrbma6t. - I'm.
ter 6em go1tliden Obba6 Der gamilie
SO. @eiter fanb iid cine Mn5abl yea9z
barren nn6 Srenn6e Elm, Die iid nod
LANCE ser bort erlebten a%ngenebmen
stunoen f%rel1oigit erinnefn peroen:
- 8eim 5tur5e bon elmer Setter bel
Ser Mrbeit an einem nelle1 9d1lie
aaf Ser Sobn @bles Sarm erlitt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
@urinn Sill.

SRI. Minnie @d0nberg, Eodter
Ser bier mobnen6en Ganilie Martin
|Sb0nberg lit NIT 60. Offering,
Sobm 6es gountp4&ommiiidrs Sen.
Offering bon Meire @robe, gum
|@beltan6 berfiinbigt tuor6en, unb
Die &odseit miro m Dienitag
fommen6er ISOLDE in Der bieii=
gen 8farrfirde bel einem feierli6en
Mmte begangen tper6en.
Melroie e.
No6bem er eine ISOLDE 8eiuder
ieines bier tpobnen6en Betters Bbil.
&ob gemeien, lit Sobn Sdeqer nod
ieinem @eim in @abero 5uridge=
febrt. = Saul 2oosbroef befin6et itd
bier BEL 8ertpan6ten un6 Greunben
3u einem aebntagigen l1rlal1b; Der
iunge Damn ltebt I'M Comp Grant,
ST., in Uncle Cams Dienlten. =
SRI. @erna6ette @alborf 1T bon Ell
nem bier 8odyen longen 8eiu6 in
ct. @o1l 5uriidgefebrt. ssSn ibrer
8egGeitung befanb iih @eral6 2eut,
1pelder 6en &eit 6es @inters in Der
.Samilie @m. Stein berbringer
miro. = Nf. @ennen bon Bier3 mar
tSomtogsgait ieiner bier tuobnen6en
Sodter, Der 8rau Sobn &lein.
Stem Mmnid.
s. SO. Donng nnb 6rm1 bon
@otp6le, g. g., iin6 angenebme Ga
tie bei Sen @ltern, Matb. BibI nn6
@ottin. = SRI. 2ouifa Matbe BON
Manfato erfreut lire bier mobnen6e
ISdhpeiter, Srmu @ern1ann @11mbert,
nit einem 8ei116e. - Srau gbriit.
S11n1bert a1n6 6rnu Miuer bon Sge=
ma genolien ouf einige Gage Die
@aitfrenn6idaft Ser Samilie Ser
mann Sdfpieters.- Srau &otborina
Mapers, 6ie bereits Elm iebr bobes
Sitter erreidt fat, lei6et an elmer ber=
renften S6ulter, melbe Gerlebung
iie iib beim JaQen in Sen Setter 5u=
5og.
8enn Se1nanb cine 8riQe brandt
ober nit N1tsen,- Sbren,= Maien=
pber .Geblfppffranfbeit bebaftet 1T,
Ip1te er Sen upblbefan1tten Spe5ial=
ar5t 9r. @ulbe 5n Static 5ieben. Mm
Treitag nnb Samitag, BEN %. 1tnb
26. San1tar, uirb er tit ieiner Office
int 2abr 8lof tn ct. Glonb at fin
sen iein.
@atfins.
SIZE equity COOPERATIVE Chipping
Mi1ociotion bon @atfins miro 6ieie
ISOLDE Sam1tag lire Sabresber1amm=
lung bolten. = Sron5 Graf b%erfanfte
100 Mder @an6 IeBte 8o6e 6em
8ernbor6 5onoers fir $4,000. =
@ult. @olters un6 Sran bon
Brownsville eritatteten bier einen
bertpan6t= nro freun6i6aftli6en 8e=
lnd.. = Carl @ortmonn tpar lebte
@o6e bel Greun6en in Sor6an gu
@aite. = sos. s.. Mrnot nnb Srm1
e%rfreuten lebte @o6e alf einige So
&c 'in 2ittle Sails mobnen6e Ser
mon6te nn6 Srenn6e.
Mbpn.
Sic Maiern 1tn6 an Deri6ieoenen
Bldben inn Sotpn anfgetreten. -
nnier &arrner @roBmann bot Sic
@teae m1fgegeben un6 miro iein
@Iiid anf einem onoeren @eidafts=
mcgee periuden. = IS beiBt, boB
8ilbelm @eue feline maize Ser Staot-
gren3e gelegene 5arm berpa@tet bat
nn6 I'M Sriibiabr nad Mpor 1m5te=
fen ]on. 8. Otter bot Dos Snt1ere
ieines 2a6ens elmer Mbanoernng 1n=
ter5ogen nn6 berfigt ieitbem nber Ell
men in ieber @inii6t mo6ernen Sc
16dftspIab. = 2ebten Samitagobeno
1u1r6e in ct @en6an cine 2oDalitats=
@%eriamml11ng gebalten, in tpel6er
8rof. @elte, g. 6. Sda1ble un6 &.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17

Is. @ode als @e6ner auftrnten. SroB
Der nnginitigen @itternng mar Die
&aue nit 3ub0rern a1gefMM nn6
Die beridieoenen &eoen plrben nit
bdnfigem 8eifaa a1nterbro6en.
@e11n Sen1anb cine 8riQe brandt
ober nit M1sen,- Obren,< Maiea.
ober &eblfopffranfbeit bebaftet 1T,
iollte e. ben moblbefannten Spesials
ar5t 81. @nlbe at Static sieben. Sim
Sreitag 1tnb Samitag, ben %. nnb
&c. San1tar, mirb er in feiner Office
i'm Gabr 8lof in ct. Glonb at fin
ben fem.
Cunt &apibs.
8enton County bot bie langtpie=
rige glrbeit Der 8eantportung Der
Grogebogen iener iuneen 2ente, Die
ii6 Dem Dienfte ,bes 8aterlnn6es gu
itenen baben un6 Die &laiiifi3iera1ng
6erielben b%oIenbet; 10 beridtet &err
@ioe, ser elm Meitglieo ser 8eb0roe
tpar. @If Gage nnbm eS, 6ieie Sir
Belt 5a beapaltigen, tparen es ia nidt
meniger uls 48O junge Mednner, Die
I'M &iilfe 5ur 8eanttporh1ng bes an
fie geianbten langen Grugebogens
fib an Die 51 6ieier &ulfeleiitang erz
1anrter Mdnner tpanoten. - Can't
ibren eieenen 8emiibungen baben
Die Sormer bon Benton County es
bermoH, elm eigenes County Sorm
8Vro nno bamit cine Organization
gu griin6en, sic fir 6ie Mniteuung
zines lon6tpirtbfdoftliben County
Mgenten gu griinoen. 1922 Mitglie=
Ser boben 1i6 Der Organization mn=
ge1dloIien. - Ole Benton County
T%airbeb0r6e ertpdb1te fo1genbe Sc
araten fir Dos neue Sabr: 81. $.
Surrittin, HrGiibent; Or. @m.
Sriesleben, gi5eprdit6ent; George
6anscom> @Gobmei1ter unb Geo.
Mantor, Sefret6r. Sc tpl1rbe fir
rotbiam gebalten, bie o~iesjabrige
Soir in ser lebten @ohe 6es 800
nats Mugult 5u balten.
&pscpe.
Tim 6em @inoge beiieren Sdnb
gegen 6euersgefabr 5u beiorgen, lit
bier cine 6%euerapebr 11nter anleitung
6es Observation-Disclosures 8. S. Clint
peri6 organiitert mor6en. Sic 8e=
amten ser Senertpebr iin6: Soiepb
!Gn1nn1ps Ghef. Mnfhids Breb, Se=
fretGr un6 Sdotmeiiter; itebenbes
@omitee: sc. s. Molitor, 2ufaS
@nei e' nn6 Sobn so. @eis. = 6ron
Clinton gngelbor6 bon ct. Scout er-
frente sic bier tpobnen6e 6amilte So
cob @ngelbor6 nit einem mebrtagi=
gen 8eiude. = Nad 5tpei @oden
longer 8ofon3, bie lie bier an Ser
Seite Der @ltern berbrodte, lit Sri.
Mgnes So1er CUR Wie6eranfnabme
ibrer St116ien nod ser ct. Benefits
Mfabamie in ct. So1epb 5nrifge=
febrt. = Geo. Soft lit nod mebr=
tdgigem 8einde BEL bieligen Ser
tponoten nod ibrem @eim III Miner-
billie, Minn, 511riidgefebrt.
Saeobs Erairie.
Mm borlebten @on11tagaben6 ber=
%onitoltete unier bodhp. Tforrer, P.
S11Iins 2ocnifor, 6em &irden6or Ell
ne geien1daftlide nnterbaltnng;
beim &ortenfpieI erbielten Soiepb
@ei6ert nn6 Coma Sderer ben err
item nn6 8iIbelm &ouih un6 gaci=
Tia Donbef Sen 5%tpeiten 8reis. M11d
m11r6e 6em 1e1tf9en 2iebe bone @ef=
hung getragen, tpoour6 Ser aben6
erlt redt at einem angenebmen nno
unbergeBIiden geitaltet p1roe.
Sod.p. P. Sltlins bot 6en Can't Der
froben Sdngeridoor,
Mieman6 1T tpertblos, 70 1ange CT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17

iollte e. Ben ipobl6efannten spe5ial-
ar5t 81. Cube at Matbe aieben. Mm
6reitag 1tt1b Samitag, ben rs. nnb
&c. Sannar, mirb er in ieiner Office
i'm 9abr 8lod in St. Glonb at fin
ben iein.
MaDbeu Gate.
Sobn 2ebman1r mobnte Der am
Dienltag in MiIacn gebaltenen Sab-
re~speriammll1ng Der @Genborabo Sc
genieitigen Garmers Seuerperii6e-
rungsgeieui6aft bel. Ger BEL bieier
.@elegenbeit berleiene Sabrsberi6t
gibt an, oaB am 81. De5ember 1916
an Nolicen 1866 5u einem 8etrage
bon 3>656>331 in &raft iparen;
mdbrenb oes Sabres 1917 1purben
480 8erliberungSi9eine gum 8etra-
&c bon $1,165,224 ausgelteat> 6em,
na6 Die Mn5abl Der Bolicen am 81.
9e5enrber leBten Sabres no9 Nb5ug
bon 289 8eri iberungsideine, Die au=
Ber &raft maren Die Mn5abl Der $50
licen ouf 2157 31 einem @etrage
bon $4>115,48t angetpadien mar.
@Gbrenb 6es Iebten Sabres beflagte
Ole @efeuidoft "a 8erIuite 5n ei-
rem @etrage bon $4727.71. Mn
Bramien 1pur6en i'm bergangener
SSabre $3,970.49, an MiieBments
$6,521.92 nn6 an Sntereiien 1921
I'M @on5en 10>783.41 eingenom=
men, 6emnu9 Sic @innabmen ii6 nit
Ser 8ilon5 am 81. De5ember 1917
eingei6loiien a1tf $17,471.81 belle
fen. Die ~@eiammtausgoben tpabreno
6es berfloiiener Sabres betrugen
=7493.41, 6em5ufolge am 81. De-
5ember 1917 ser &aiienbeitan6 ii6
auf $9,978.40 belief. @s tpnr6e in
Ser @~eriammll1ng fir uebernabme
bon $4,000 2ibertD 8onos ge1 timmt,
un6 Ser itets nod 6emBeiten Ser &C.
ieuidaft tradten6e Mgent mnroe fir
0as Mmt tpie6ergepdblt.
Metre @rpbe.
Sen. Meeper un6 @nttin unterDiel=
ten als Sonntogsgaite cine @n5abl
ibrer 6reunbe, gegen einun65tpm5ig
6amlien an Ser Bail, sic it6 nod
alt bergebro6ter 6euti6er @eiie
ber5lidit amiiiierten. = Die Sabres=
b%erlamml1ng Ser Mftiondre Ser
@robe un6 @reentpol6 Sight on6
Fotper Company tpltr6e bier Montag
Dor odt Sagen gebalten. 9ieielbe
erfreute ii9 elmer g1rten Ebei1nobme,
11no es tpatr6e redt bel Sntereiie fir
6ieielbe an Sen Sag gelegt, 5umal
ans 6em Sabresberi6t eritdtli6, 6aB
6te Mngelegenbeiten Ser @eieuidoft
iih redt gut int bergangenen Sabre
gelobnt botten. Die fir 6os 1reue
@ereinsiabr gemdblten @eamten
iin6: Mif. &rGmer, Mn6reos Ebun,
&einri9 IS. Sleeper, Sen. Sm6iefe
un6 @b. Srtmann. = Die @isernte
fir 6as @isbous ser 8ntterfobrif lit
11nter Mnleitnng 6es &ermann $.
Meber in Iebter ISOLDE gebalten tpor=
Sen. = Die nit Ser Gr0ffnrng bes
SfeinyS olnbns, Ser it6 iebt in Sc.
Miuers @dn6en befin6et, berbun6ene
6eitlt9feit botte bieGe ieiner Srenr=
6e an ii6 ge5ogen. Ser Somilie
@ermonn $. Sm6iefe tp1r6e elm
m11nteres @0bnde1t gebore1t, tuo511
nniern @liidhpnni6. = 9ie Sabresz
Der 1ommI1tng ser Mftiordre ser
@eire @robe 8ormers @tate @anf
tpa1r6e Mitte 6teier @o6e gebalten.
8e1n Semanb cine 8rille bratdt
pber nit M1taen,- Obren,- Maien=
ober &eblfopffranfbeit bebaftet 1T,
Ipllte er Ben tpoblbefanttten @peatal<
ar5t 81. @nlbe s,t &atbe steben. Sim
Treitag 1tnb Samitag, Sen Is. 1tnb
&c. San1tar, tuirb e. III ieiner Office
int 2abr 81od In ct. Glonb at fit
sen iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17

Miemo116 1T tpertblos, 10 lnnge er
nod einen Sreun6 bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17

&einria @ilian, elmer Ser promt=
nenten Gormer im Eotpn ct. Slit,
g11ta nn6 8oriiber Ser @l1perpiiore1t~
Bebor6e, bat feline brei Meiler flo
Iih bon ct. @Ion6 gelege11e Garm an
@nnber @11n6erfon f6ufli6 ubgetre>
ten. SIZE Sarm lit cine Der BELT aus
geitattetert in Ser nmgeger6. &err
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-23
RED MEMS MEMORIAL
FOR SO MEMBERS

The Great Council of Maryland, I'M
proved Order of Red Men, will hold
memorial service tomorrow at 2 P. NJ
i'm Baltimore. Rev. II. w. Burgan,
pastor of the First Methodist Episco-
pal Church, this city, will deliver the
memorial address. Eighty-six mem
bers have died during the year, among
whom was Captain Philip Z. Porter.
of Chesapeake Tribe of Annapolis
After the memorial service, which viii
cover a period of about one hour, the
Great Council fire will be kindled.
The service will be held in Red Mems
Hall, Paca street, Baltimore.
Captain Porter, who will be honored
with the other eighty-five members in
the memorial service, was not only an
active and earnest member of Chesa-
peake Tribe, but for some years was
State Representative of the Red Men.
He was also City Clerk of Annapolis
for many years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-23
PROCEEDING WITH
ANNEXATION SURVEY

Major Joseph w. Shirley, chief en-
gineer of the Typographical Survey
Commission, in the course of the ses-
sion yesterday afternoon of the heads
of the municipal government, held at
the City Hall, gave the details of the
progresses already made in the pro-
posed survey of the newly annexed
territory in Baltimore and Anne
Arundel counties, saying that he
hoped by the first of next year to have
definite statement to present re-
gading the establishment of boundary
lines.
Major Shirley having mentioned the
difficulty of obtaining accurate infor-
nation in the matter of necessary fri
angulation in the laying off of the
new boundaries. Mayor Preston sug-
gested that Lieutenant King principal
or the Baltimore Polytechnic Insti-
tute, and his force of students might
be OF great assistance in carrying ont
the work, and at the same time the
yong men of the school would reap
the benefit of much valuable practi-
cal instruction.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-23
SEN. DUVALL ANSWERS
BROOKLYN TAXPAYER.

Senator Frank NJ. Duvan today
came back at the Brooklyn Tax
payer" who in a communication to
the Baltimore press last week an
nounced that he was not surprised
10 hear that the Green Linthicum liz
uor license bill for the Fifth District
was stolen from the Senate files, as
he had been tipped off to this plan
ahead OF time by a Brooklyn saloon
keeper.
In discussing the already much dis
cussed measure which was drawn by
States Attorney Nicholas H. Green,
and introduced and gotten through the
House by Delegate Wade II. Linthi-
cum. Senator Duvall today said;
THE Green-L inthicum bill was
brought out of committee with a ia
yorable report and passed to third
reading. II there was a plan to OBJ
struct its final passage it was not
known to me and / certainly think the
disappearance of any bin very
regrettable.
Especially as II seems from the
correspondents letter, that had he
given out the facts in his possession,
gained from his confidential talk
with the saloon keeper the theft could
have been prevented and the bill
passed.
However. as the Federal Govern
ment has taken the situation in charge
IL becomes a mystery why the belated
interest of the Taxpayer"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

Misses Madeline and Marie Silyens,
of Baltimore, have been visiting Miss
jacob. of Maryland Ave, and attend
ed the Naval Academy hop Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Richmond. of
Philadelphia, and Mr.. Thomas Sill
vens, of Baltimore. motored to An
napolis. and spent Sunday with Miss
Iacobi of Maryland Ave.
Mrs. A. b. Cook and friends attended
the races at Laurel yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Bigelow, OF "Snug Har-
bor," the old Beard Farm. South
River. has returned after an absence
of several weeks. Mrs. Bigelow join
ed her husband who is in the Engi-
neer Corps at Newport
Mrs. Summerville Sullivan who has
been spending several weeks in New
ark \. j., with her sister. Mrs. Ma
ria McGhee. has returned home
Capt Danniel J. Murphy, of Camp
Mcclellan, Admission. Ala, is at home
on leave. Capt. Murphy is being greet
ed by his many Annapolis friends.
Lieut.. VIM. Strohm is home on leave
and is visiting his sisters, Mrs. Evans
Mrs. Thomas and Miss Elizabeth
Strohm
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-23
PLANS ON FOR A
FARM TRUCK LINE.

An enlarged ad specially conducted
system of parcel post handling of gar
den truck which will bring the pro-
duce growers of the lower part of
Anne Arundel and other Southern
Maryland sections into touch with con-
sumers in Annapolis and Baltimore is
now in contemplation. c. c. Haw-
baker, whose position is that of AS
sistant in Marketing by Parcel Post,
and who is identified with the Bureau
of Markets of the u. S. Department of
Agriculture, is making the prelim-
mary investigation of the plan as a
local betterment of the parcel post
service
Mr.. Hawbaker has been in COM
munication for some time past with
County Farm Demonstration Agent
Henry c. Whiteford He will shortly
make a survey of the route over the
Annapolis to Solomon's Boulevard and
over the Annapolis to Baltimore high
way
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-23
Examiner In Town.

Mr.. Warren f. Dick, who is rated
as a Il. S. Government Examiner, is
spending two days here in connection
with the Fuel Administration. Mr.
Dick arrived in Maryland last week,
after doing duty in Colorado mad Wyo-
ming states, where he says he found
every man from the richest to the
poorest trying to help the Govern
ment.
The local coal dealers have recently
appealed to the State officials. by a
deputation consisting of Messrs. H. B.
Myers, Parlett and Combs, and asked
to have their retail profits increased,
after the local Fuel Administrator had
declined to make any increase or to
allow unlawful profiteering. There
have also been a number of COM
plants about local coal dealers charg-
ing too high prices to the consumers,
as their profits are limited to $195
per ton, and Mr.. Dick is also investi-
eating these complaints, as they sub
ject the dealer to a $4,000. fine
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-23
A TOWEL SHOWER
FOR THE HOSPITAL

Mrs William b. Gardiner was host
ess yesterday afternoon at card
party at her attractive home, South
gate avenue, Murray Hill.
The occasion was a towel shower
for the maternity ward of the Elmer
gency Hospital Each guest brought
a towel for the line chest intended to
be presented the hospital maternity
ward when built
The card club is endeavoring to sup
ply the needs of the ward. After the
game a delicious salad supper was
served amid inviting surroundings.
There were six tables and three
prizes were given. The first prize was
awarded Mrs Helen Kruger, of Win
chester, near Annapolis, the second
went to Mrs w II. Thomas and the
third to Miss Mamie Geraci. The
guests numbered thirty-eight and a
delightful afternoon was enjoyed.