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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28
IN MEMORIAM

BROOK SIN loving remembrance III ON
dear husband and father. who depAyted
this isfe twO yearg nge today. April 18th
1917.
Somewhere in khe land ok npwerH,
Just beyond the gale Of tears.
8Ey husband watts Tor hiS ~OMl8anfDH
Who Il broken with the gFkef of years.
Net neM bME In the coming years,
II may be in the better land.
Ne will read the meantng - 6uF teara
And then ~ there We viii nHiief stand.
By his g0vtnR WIFE,
FLORENCE u BRO0KS.
Tende9Iv We narsed and cared for him.
Trying Ia vain 10 restore his beaEths
Hour ~ hour ~ shNr him fade
And sl0wIy sink away.
Yet In CUR hearts, we often pf&Yefl
That he might l0nger MeMy.
We watched beside hsn bed ana nx@yed
The L.0Fd h1s life IN apaTe
Ruf heAsensy angels emsRe anaa aaEsk liaasH
FrOm this world aE patm aud case.
BX HIS CHILDREN.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28
PRopOsAx.s WANTED

of the Cfty ct Annapolis. until II Oo
O'Clock neon, April 20th. 1919. for furnish
Ing the City Of Annapolis. Nd. for nae 81
the Fire Department. Rubber Roots and
Coats as follows
Is pairs black rubber boots.
IS pairs white rubber boots
IL pairs tan rubber b0ota
- hlaek rubber eoats, three fourth
length
rs white rubber ccata, 20 inches long.
@fth moieskfn Hning. SNAP and ring fast.
~ tan rubber coats, three-fO fOurta.
length -r
The right II reserved to re5ect ANY 81
NIL bids, Tor further particulars ana
Apeelneat lions, nppig aa
JAaEEsS II. STRANGE,
Akh-1lf MaTnr
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28
PorRet What Ton Have Done


Uncle Sam is no more able 10 pay
his present debts with money YOU lent
in previous loans than he was able 10
meet d prevailing situation on the bait
tiefront Iii France with men who had
already given their lives In previous
drives
Forget what you have done.
When the American soldier was
called upon for another attack, he
didn't think Of what he had done. but
.of what he had 10 do The American
citizen Is called upon now to prove
himself worthy OF what the boys did
|in France
Even when victory was remote the
men on the baftlefelds went On with
enthusiasm. The people at home were
equally enthusiastic IN contributing
funds although they did not know how
many more times they would be called
upon Victory vas their objective.
They were as determined TO reach y
las were the American soldiers.
How much more enthusiastic should
the nation be over this present drive
the Victory Liberty Loan drive. The
objective has been reached sooner than
expected This is the last Liberty
Loan
The American army. didn't fight and
fall back. It kept going ahead, The
American people are not going to fall
back either They are going further
ahead this time than ever before.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28
m rNCgAsING WARFARE

The murder oE d respected and lnuf-l
fensive citizen near Robinsong Sat
urday evening and another of those
series II Ares III Annapolis which are
plansibly ascribed to the work of an
lncendiary, are two circumstances
which point out the uneeasIng war
fare between the criminal and the
decent members of society. q warfare
IA which from time 10 time the crimis
nal element scores distinct successes.
Society has never been able 70 cons
strnct system OF Law enforcement 20
perfect, or ID protect its honest mem
bers 40 well, that crime has been
eradlcaked or even nearly 40. All the
influences Tor good religion, educa-
lion and social upiift have never been
able To wholly remove the tendencies
81 these who would rather prey upon
society than become useful and help
ftll members OF H. Sometimes series
os serious violations OF the Law cause
some 10 think that We have provided
q very inadequate aystem Of law en-
forcernont after all.
Thia criticism Is hardly Just. Every
one who has examined the subject
knows the difficulties ii the way of
dealing with human character. espe-
cIaily that phase os human character
which has criminal tendencies Often
with an uncanny shrewdness, the
criminal devotes his whole thought
and time iii devising ways by which
he can ply his occupation and eiude
tho authority OF the law. It Is q cease
less flght to match his cunning and
nudaeley, and often officials Of the
law Ia almost every locality are baified
Indefinitely while crime after crime
continues to be committed
This seems to be the condition Of
afTalrs at present III our own county.
Both of the crimes which appear to
have been committed FOR Il II not
certain that the IRE of Saturday night
vas deliberately started, belong to q
series A number of flres have oc-
eurrad Iii Annapolis and IN most cases
there has been no tenable theory as
10 their origin excspt that of incendi-
arism. The crime OF Saturday night
in the County lis one OF many unsav-
oFy affairs which have taken place on
the same road within the last few
weeks.
Often, because arrests are delayed,
people get the idea that the authori-
ties are not alive to the situation and
are not doing their best to overcome
the condition. Ii may be said on abb
sointe authority that this Is not the
case. County and state authorities
hare taken both situations deeply to
heart. Certain things which are being
done are wisely excluded from publi-
cation because their efforts would
thereby be hanpered. Citizens may be
sure thai every proper step Is being
taken to capture these niscreants and
put an end to the serious condition
which exists.
Thcra Id no denial Of the fact that
both phases og crimes which have
had an outbreak iii the community are
exceedingly serious. II II not fair 10
blame any official Or officials for II,
but the good citizen will support them
Iii every way possible. and take every
precantion ne can TO make commits
slons OF these crimes more unlikely.
I s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28
Nany Violate Motar Vehicle Laws

This weeks violations Of regula-
tions governing motor vehicle traffic
are more numerous than for the pas
several weeks. according to the weekly
report Of Motor Vehicle Commissioners
E, Austin Baughman.
The fines In Baltimore City alone
aggregate $1.s12. There are greal
many fines for the county, but none
includimg Annapolis or Anne Arundel
county, except one for Curtis bay
which Isl now section OF baltimore
Among the anes Is one Of 800 inn
posed on man for operating an auto
mobile while under the influence Of
LIQUOR.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28
IS, x..,.,v paafaexhip NEGch in

10 NsE IL Assss : 1s7Ess. g
g,he baftlesasip Michigan anchored
Il rhe Delaware az the philadelphia
navy yard SATURDAY. and Will dock to-
aav The ship left Brest France,
ADrsl IS. and comes here for minor
renairs 80 troops are aboard, Il was
stated. The Michigan Is commanded
IL cant. George w Laws, whose wife
resides iii this city, corner College
avenue and Prince George street The
Michigans destination was Newport
News. but she was diverted to Phila-
deIphia.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28
RaoEslsa1.a MANrKp

Proposals. WIN be received uutiI IL 800
a.cssek, noon. Wednesday Apfil- 30sh.
Arundel County. Nd. k0r erecting the
Germantown and West Annapolis Public
Sehaoi Balidinga in Ace0rdanca wifh plans
and speci Eeati0us prepared by Joseph 81
Armstrong Architect
TIE fighf q reserved to reject any u
al htEsa
Fer further paRticalara appEy to the
agrhlteSk nF IL
GEORGE FOX Superintendent
Anne Arundel County Seh0alM
%a-S Annap0aia. Nd.
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Islam

ASAaAM
The reports OF disquiet In Islam
are not Inconsistent with the failure
Of the Mohammedaa world 10 answer
the Sultan's call 10 holy war. Tur-
keys leadership was political rather
than religious. and the proclamation
.uf the ihad was manifestIy intended
to aid one set of Christian nations In
i war In which Moslems were fghting
against MOslems The present symp-
toms of unrest. on the other hand.
arise from causes appealing to the re-
lIgious feelings Of deyout Mohamnle-
dams
Al the beginning OF the war mere
is per cent of the 230, 600. 900 follow
ers OF Islam we're in politically inde-
pendent states, while nearly three
quarters were under Christian rule,
and the disproportion has since grown
greater through Turkeys losses Of
territory, Islam resented this. Islam
preached Of true believers oppressed
and peraecnted hy Christians Islam
organized and urged Its adherents to
strive for independence. Now definite
issues between Moslems and Chris
tians are presenting themselves.
The nationalistie agitation In Egypt
has religious phase expressed tn
the aspirations Of insurgent leaders
10 found great Mussulman empire
with CalIph In Cairo, The pride Of
the Turks and the religious suscep-
tibilitles OF Mohammedans In general
are offended by the proposal to re-
store the great Mosque Of Saint
sophia ct Constantinople to the Chris
tians. The distresses and disorders
of war and British conquests are aids
to pan Isianiic agitation In Asia Minor
and III India the spirit of revolt has
affected portions of the Mohamm8
dan population
The present indications do not point
to an alarming situation, but they are
causing some anxiety TO the authori-
ties who govern Great Britain's a9b,-
600 900 Mohammedan subjects, and
they have some interest for Americans
ii view OF suggestions Of making the
United States mandatory for Constan-
tfnople or Armenia or Syria or other
Eastern lands. New York Sun
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28
~ algt From Heaven,

AS the large dirigible .C-3 passed
over the city on Saturday Afternoon
II dropped bundles Of printsi matter
that came futtering earthward from
the sky, and many Of the leaflets with
the caption. s Gift From Heaven.
were picked up.
They were vertisements for the
Victory Bond
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28
Timely CO 81 RlTs BY
TONGUE AND PKrg
TIE Ralna

80 k1t4& *
some of the older olzcers say that
IL the Navy keeps up IT. present pace,
the future Ensign will greet his CONF
nanding oficer with Morning skip
per. Cot Eat with you = These ON
cers base their predictions ON the
present tendency ID disregard the
couYtesies which juniors ows "a sen
Tors. The matter Of ealutes seems 20
be the one most noticeabIe II you
have observed. during the past year or
80, the manner In which many sa-
iutes are given and returned. yon will
agree. that something ought 10 be
done.
Recently an Army officer from the
Adjutant Generals oefiees expressed
aurprise and no little pleasure over
the snappy manner Ii which Midship-
men rendered salutes He said that
the junior oiIscers and enlisted men In
New York and Washington we're lax
i'd recognizing officers senior to them.
such condition certainly Is deplor-
able and the Naval Academy seems
the best place to start or rather keep
the regular Navy customs IN full force.
Naval Academy Log,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28

corn mills for making meal are now
ii general use Ia the several districts
81 Jamaica. Shops are making their
own corn meal and many houses have
small mills. Corn meal is fast be-
coming the common cereal Of the Ia
nlaica household, replacing the inn
ported cereals.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28

Your money and your boys saved
civilization for the world. Your money
saved BY investment In War Savings
stamps now. will bring your boys
back from France.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28

Don't fall down on the job because
victory Is accomplished There's
bill to pay. Buy Victory Liberty
Bond Ii you have to borrow the money
To pay Tor II.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28
NILkaAM Il MOSS Aucttoneer
PUBLIC SALE
0T yALEARLE
NAL ( roperty
II .1 RCR6fTTRR, FARM-
KSG IMPLEMENTS B0ATS, ETg.


Having add HIS farm wtll offer To-
Tul,Ifs Saie FOR The owner, William W
FipIsA. oil tie farm formerly swhed 9y
Theodore k cunner. nn Raek Greek. near
Eastiasrf- 81
WEDNESDAY. Nay f4th. 1918
eosa...sneing Il ae.sa 0sserk N ~ sssarp
The following personal prolserSy
s4ps gEnoEn FVMNITURE
n,nInr salle. shairs and sileboard
fibrarx chairs. sectional bookcase. sliysssl
,yifl, adinstable henti rest. large library
desk bedsseaas. mattresses, springs. aresNs
ers warIrabeN. china dinner SIT glYns7
three burner uIl st0se neariy new I've
heatsrs ansi pipp window shades, is
screens Rrafonela aud Ferards.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One double seat spring wagon, one one
horse farm wagon onp spring footll hAF-
rav s,sat. ones horse piow. wagon harness.
blow harness. chicken proof WAyen wire.
sgiHsk fence Rofbed sash, window s'lsh'
stable and garden tools
BOATS. TACKLE. ETC.
one inosar boat, eighteen feet long. with
Palmer engine aNd equipment. otie IoHpan
SafIing IDary eighteen frrt long one skiif-
fourteen feef long with cars. one Old
snayn SPONSOR Canoe with sail. paddle
and cushions tsekles, blocks chains md
snnslrirs ete. Otler articles 10 nuner-
nus - menttan
TERMS OF SALE sll sums nf twenty
flollafs ~ untler. cash on all sums over
twenty dolIars Il credit Of NIX nloaths viii
be given with interest az sis per cent,
ana security satisfactory 20 the under
signed tsoosis "a be paid for or payment
secured. rs note before moving same
gIARLEs i. LEE.
Agent.
| a3S M tao-s-s.Io.1 II
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28

Connecticut has voted for Sunday
baseball. and Vermont is permitting
Sunday movies. Blue ii not fast
color In laws Cleveland Plain Deal
er.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28
pangent rlas

We nominate Senator w II Borah
for president og the AacIent Order of
Tremblers for the Safety Of the Re-
public. Los Angeles Times
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28

ii Is said that Berlin Is afflicted
with the dancing craze. That was not
expected until after the announcement
Of the peace terms san Francisco
Chronicle
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28
TUESDAY. APRIL 20, 1919,
AT d. 10 O'CLOCK. a. Nj.

AN that lot III ground situate On the
south side Of Il thirty foot roatl, now
known as Adams street With Il frontage 81
tGl 10 feet and uniform depth Of IN
feet being the southern portion Ok lot
No. 80 rs shown upon tile plat and sur
yey matte thereof by r. Lacy Chinn, sur
gpvar September 1897. and recorded
slll,ong the aforesaid Land Records n
[,iber O. W. No ~ folio 1I5. and the
property which was conveyed 10 the said
Alta ii Stesens by Winson q. tiott. truss
tee By deed anted August y. 1872, re-
.orded among the aforesaid Land Records
N I.fbpr e. w. Ne. g. folio 81, and e.
she said John A. Stevens by the said Alt1
III Stevens and husband. by deed datef
March IL 1ai5 recorded nnong the afore
said Land Records III Liher q. M. No
ilS folio So: improved by n two story
frame dwelling.
TERMS OF Saba deposit Of 500 VIII
ae required oF tile purchaser or purchaser
lin the tlay III sale and the balance 10 be
paid upon final ratification of the sale bs
she court Taxes to be adjusted 70 tile
late of sale.
IN caae the purchaser or purchasers.
iasn4 all the money the undersigned ttL
furnish twD8fhfris Of the value Of the
property. no commissions to be charged
sOr nbtalning the money.
For further particulars. apply tn
WILSON a. G0TT,
Attorney NpiHed in Mortgagee I
Annapolis. Md.
az: I. $. II. II, 10 Is ai p. p, 2s
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y I e p

QUEEN The fmneral II MI LOUIS.
1CEEN who died at his residence. f1s
severn asenue. Easfp0Rt will be held
at Nj Morfah A. M. 81 church, tonnor
row at 9 p In. ISL
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28

nv request anil BY virtue of the special
power aud authority contained IN twa
mortgages one FROM Alta +. stevens
dated August ~ 1872 recorded among
the I.and Records Of Anne Arundel rouns
III IN Isiber. q w, No. ~. folio 10. and
the 0tIer from John A. Stevena and wife
dated the aIst day of Aagnst, 1917, record.
Sd among the aforesaid Lnnd Records IN
Iiher t4 w. No III, folio 4OI, | will offer
I'LL public sale III the Court House door, IN
lie city Of Annapolis, Maryland, on
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28
LOST

E,osT.Ialst before leayiug the Nh ~ Y N;
railroad ear Safnraay EVENING Ml stl s., "a
satrhel oontaining purse With aeout $lo
iY III also card ease with RiE inlnr ah
cards 4 reward of 500 will be h!.ag hi, Inf
return OF same ~ Mrs SSeaTRt \. ~ 49, 4
VIM 81 Franklin street. A-71A
I.osTA Ladies gold watch On Naval Ies
tftal grounds. Finder please return e
House No : Naval hospital RrWI,ra
Lost Some where between Conduit street
aiIl Eastport, one eNIert rlfieman
~. t,a4,ifal affirs ais j
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28

Macmillan Harden asks Il the Ger
man people are to be made coolies.
Well. coolies are more useful mem
bers of society than Junkers New
York World
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28
TeYqIy said

Geneva, the proposed capital Of the
new League Of Nations, has been set
In the middle 0f wider Immortality
than ever Savannah News.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28

liz German soldiers strike because
they cant live on their neaca pay they
may g0 to work and produce things
and help pay indsmnities All things
work together for good ii this best of
all possible worlds. Brooklyn Eagle
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28
TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1918.
=. "a, .os farsr xsx.Nx ~


iii that lot If ground situate on the
,nrthwesf side OF Eastern avenue, In the
village Of Eaatport Second Election Dis
riet Of AnnA Arundel county. Maryland.
With frontage on aaisI avenue Of 10 feet
ind 1 uniform Aepth ~ ne feet. being
farts nf lots Nos. IB9 and ITO. ar eh0wP
upon Duvalfs plat Of Enstn0rt. filed
II plat Book. Nc. q Sectional. folio ia. or
Anne Arundel county. and the Drnnerfvs
conveyed to she said Harvey I'll. Steele
ind wife by Emory q. Bowen and wife
~ deed dated December a 1918, recorded
tmong the aforesaid Land Records in
I.Iber W. n " No. q folio 1856: fnl-
lrpyed BY two story frame dwelling
p good condition.
TERMS OF sAK.E--A deposit Of $2J0will
se required of the purchaser or purchasers
on the day If sale. and the balance to be
paid upon final ratification 0f the sale BY
be court Taxes to be adjusted to the
fate af sale.
In case the purchaser or purchasers
hasn't all the money the undersigned can
furnish two-thirds OF the value 0f the
10 commissions To be charged
for obtaining the money.
For further particulars. apply to
W4NSON q. GOTT,
Attorney Named lii Mortgage,
Annapolis. Nil
M. III 94 l6 "a ~ On 9S %
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28
MORTGAGES SALE
pF VALUABLE
REAL Is A ATE
SITUATE IN THE VILLAGE OF EAST
PORT. SECOND ELECTION Dis
TRICT or ANNE ARUNDEL
COUNTY. MARYLAND

By virtue of the special power and a,i-
shorIty contained lii ii laortgage frpm
Harvey II Steel and wife. dated I)ecen. her
1918, recorded among the Iand Epeordsl
81 Anne Arundel county. I'm I.iber. W. n
W. No 2, folI0 81. ! will offer III public
4ale at the court House door. In the City
IL Annapolia Maryland on
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28
mONRY 40 LOAN.

NEoggy TO LOAN Money TO loan on
mortgage. Apply TO Winson ,o ssolL =
Annapolis. Mi.
sr0rsrrv rse r.f,AN N---<,n mortgage In sums
IL aasit on reasonable terms Laa4s y
sorney. 80
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28

Women are baing urged BY scfsn-
kifc domestic authorities ID take their
baskets with them 10 market They
win have TO do Il q they intend 10
carry along money enoagh 70 buy any
thing for dinuer richmond Times
Dispatch
Stones we're cIattering on the ro0f
and Wild men were screaming through
the keyhoaes. ii tlaEs picturesque
language Lloyd George described the
scenes about the peace table. United
states Senators threw sons bit the
rocks. Chattanooga News.
Another play by an Italian author is
announced, and Orlando may vet con-
sent to trade Fiume for good slice Of
the Broadway Gold Coast New York
Evening Post
Secretary Carter Glass is said TO
have more warm personal friends In
Congress than any member of the
Cabinet. Why shouldn't the social
IA1AhSH nave WaFIh i1lGKlaSs hAAOAatSSt
champions. III Congress- Louisville
Courier journal
About the best that Brother Taft
lean promise himself II an official res
iidence at Geneva Waco TEX
Times Herald
Washington officials believe that
The days Of the Lenine and Trotzky
lregime are numbered But so are
the hairs Of your head Chicago Trib-
tiup
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28

That British whose pile IS
at the digging of the income tax men
of two governments might ind way
ous hy endowine great home for the
panniless and voting himself i lite In
mate Charlotte Observer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28

while All the women who attend
the D AL II conventions look pros
porous. there Is sad evidence that
their real purpose ii visiting wash
ington Is to hook Tor scraps Rich
mdMfi Times Dispatch.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28

when the B0ches sa9 they went
sign the treaty. they man they woH't
sign it n good faith Washington
Post.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28

Bread Is said to be selling ii Boil
shcyik Russia st one hundred rubles
per pound. Seems TO be q case Of
dough for dough Norfolk Virginia
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28

AS long as the ErhO de Paris at
tack President Wilson the American
people can be surs that hc Ii right
New York World.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28

Are the Republicans waiting to
hear from their friends. the European
reactionaries. before deciding what
stand to take with regard to the re-
vised League covenant Charlestown
News and Courier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28
W. B. CHTL.DS
Electrical Contractor
Naace and SAep I7e Cenduit strss'
Phens sss-ss.
GEO. w. JON
Circulating Library

the Library
The Dwelling Place of Light by win.
sf0h Churchill
.Tbe Inevitable balance Sheet by Ka.
rina Trash.
q Circuit Riders WIFE," By Cora Hnr.
rls
Kenny. BY T.eonora Dalrymple
W. Gerard
Where Yosr Treasurer Is By Holman
Day.
''The Clue IN The AIR. BY Isabel o..
trander.
TERMss--Rew Rooks. 2c per day.
OLD Books. n. sses dry.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28
WEDNEsDAT. NAY 18th. Fsaa
napa 4 4 nOEn n KNITI'KE

gsosnraeueamg H. Ee:Sa Sbasuek a. M-. sharp
Thy fsIlowIRg personal property
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28

Lady Nicotine IS very scoFRfui Of
those who say they're going to drive
her from her throne In fact, she
feels just As secure as John Barley
corn felt 4 decade aga. Charleston
News and C0urter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28

FOR RENT - An apartment Apply at
WEnterHonss Garage. West street. a2s-5
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28

About the best that Brother Taft
can promise himself II an Official res
idence at Geneva Waco TEX
Times Herald
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-28

F0K RENT-Faye room farniahed homse.
June 4th. 70 September 10th. Phone
sos y. -
The nonpartisan leader., 1919-09-08

prairie fire, and clubs sprang up all the state
There already al of these organizations formed
and working toward larger membership all the time.
The women declare that they will have every
farmer woman in the state signed UP in the
Womans auxiliary before 1920. And mark you
this: THE WOMEN ARE VOLUNTARILY
ORGANIZING THEMSELVES! This method
of organization is, 1 believe, unique in the
history of the League activities But the women
are enthusiastic that they go out singly or in
couples. Sometimes they inveigle "a
League organizer to take them on his route.
THEY GET THE WOMEN. One enthusiastic
worker said: GAIL have to do is to tell the
woman about it and they come right in"
The purpose of the Woman's auxiliary is, pri-
marily to aid and assist in carrying the ght but
it concerns itself only with the organization of the
women into clubs, the guiding principle Of which is
to Support the policies, candidates and public Off
cials of the Nonpartisan league" The organization
fee is 81 and any is eligible who will pledge
herself to the principle of action quoted above. Just
now the women working among farmers wives
and daughters, but the working of the cities
will be given a chance to join also
Already, young as it is, the Womans auxiliary
has mark to it's credit. 1t certainly made itself
felt in the referendum election of June 26, partcu
larly with reference to the education bill, of
the laws on which the opposition had centered it's