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The Irish standard., 1919-03-15

Of the several states. If they are in doubt as to
what course they should pursue such resolutions will
help them to resolve their doubts, and tend to a
consonance of their actions with the will of the peo-
pie of the nation.
The Northwest is, and will continue to be for
years to the worlds greatest granary of food
stufs. 1t is to this richly endowed region that the
starving millions of Europe must look for the basic
supply OF the necessaries of sustenance for at least
the immediate future. The great Twin Cities will
loom up before the impershed peoples of the old
world as center second only in Importance to
Washington itself, and the flour and foodstus sent
abroad from here in such generous measure will
serve to popuarze the State of Minnesota and the
twin metropolitan city of the Northwest
An expression of the Legislative body of this great
state may therefore appeal powerfully to the dele
gates of France, Italy, Belgium, Poland, the Jugo-
Savs and the other devastated states even as thew
are largely receptive of our food-supples The de-
slres and detectives of these starving states will in
turn have strong bearing upon the actions of the
general Conference, despite the opposition Of the
British: Every contribution of sympathy and sup
port of Ireland is therefore to be welcomed The
record of the participation of the people of the Irish
race IN Minnesota in the world war is one of ur-
swerving steadiness and unAinching LOYALTY, and
well warrants such a recognition as would be given
in the passage OF resolution of sympathy and sup
port of their motherand at this crisis in her destiny
The Irish standard., 1919-03-15
THE IRISH QUESTION

What fear we from Ireland, proud Mistress of the
Sea, vim
That we 1aggard's pace must take in granting Lib
erty?
Hath she rendered not to Caesar
And bent beneath his rod
Yea, rendered all she may give
Save loyalty to God!
Naught should we fear from Erin, Albion the
Brave. '~
her sons have worn your emblems; they sleep in
foreign grave "
we will free the smaller nations" the world your
boast has heard
And your armies laundering answer
Great Britain keep your word"
Margaret Heating Dunn in Pilot.
The Irish standard., 1919-03-15
CONGRESSMAN CALVIN ON HIS METTLE.

In the debate on the Irish resolution in the clos
ing hours of Congress when twas sought by few
members to flibuster the matter so as to prevent
vote on the merits of the resolution Representative
Calvin OF Massachusetts offered bit of advice to
the politicians of both parties that is wholesome and
timely, and which brought the issue to crisis He
said:
Il desire to advise the political party that at
tempts to throttle this resolution that it is dealing
with dynamite. I appeal to the House to stop this
nonsense, and give consideration to resolution for
the relief of people who have been suffering for
several centuries and to let the world know that we
believed in President Wilson when he said we en-
tered the war to make all nations free"
Bernhard in his book, Germany and the Next
War; gives as his opinion as to the capacity of that
people tor self government: "No people is so little
qualified as the German to direct its own destinies
whether in parliamentarian or republican con-
stltuton.' The events that have taken place in the
last few months tend prove the truth of the Bern
hardl dlctum and incidentally to expose the hollow
ness and sham of the Reichstag pretense of partici-
patton in the control of the empire The Hohenzol-
Terms relieved their willing of the burden of
thinking OF the general status of the country and the
drift of its course and the present and the next two
or three generations of Teutons will paw the pen-
atty for the national laxty in this regard
The Irish standard., 1919-03-15
EASTER COMMUNION

In former years the Easter Communion might be
received on any day beginning with the first Sunday
OF Lent That regulation has been changed Since
last year the law reads that the first day on which
one may receive the Easter Communion is the
fourth Sunday of Lent, the last day being Trinity
Sunday, as under the former legislation.
The Irish standard., 1919-03-15

The future of civilization" says Sir Horace
Plunkett, who is touring America depends
upon the relations of the United States and the Brit
lsh Empire and with all that has been said all the
Interpretations which have gone out, the Irish
question forms dangerous shoal in the wav Of
those friendly relations There is solid chunk of
good counsel in this observation of the Chairman of
the Irish Convention of 1916-17, which British
statesmen and American statesmen too, would do
we'll to absorb into their systems.
Until the relations between Britain and ireland
are satisfactorily adjusted there be no genuine
and Whole-hearted afation between John Bull and
Uncle Sam. With that dangerous shoal eliminated
the courses OF both nations will be made clearer and
safer IN the march of democracy and Ireland itself
would be rendered a powerful ally in the common
cause.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18

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Ii is because # this fact that "Get,It'
is today the biggest seller among corn
iamoee5s on he planet, i meau- the
end Of SOFT coruS, very old r"rns yoan@
corn., com~ between the toes a0d gal
luse~, it means a quick, certain finish
"Gct-It" is applied in > OF = second
All you need is or " drop .\S "9a'
todo as snmg vom name Ii f'
Ny"y forever with taQ1, ptustors, u1N
!a.y.. Knives conn dlggcr-. scissors,
fiIps sud hiuoJ-brinl raol" l,a+t
,ouf r4gG.aaina, bp .arn free at last,
scot IT, the only sure, auarant-
.l.l mongV-hark corn remover, costs
tut l. plr}o a any drug store. Mfd.
nv l.. Lawrence 4 Go, Chicago, III.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18

COHlNNI, OCT. -. captain W. \.
Mack aud nine mea ~" left here Ior
Berlin to take r.a w the personal
effects Of lolmer aeaadol Ger
ard and memoyr- STAFF. Taa>s
are stored in uH.4 used ~ an
embassy since Mr,1-."Od iett i'Htaa.
,ouavma tie If dip'apUlc
.la5uus on r... tei1 Tu
ap.,r V.t.. a.oasA i
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Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18
Something New!
Opening Monday Oct. FL

There is a spick and span cleaning shop in
town, BY the spotess shining appearance office
al the west end Of the Barbara Wort hotel
mcan to signify to you the kind Of worl We can do.
We are here TO do both plain and fancy dry-clcan-
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# you have been sending your garments away
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will come up and see you.
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Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18

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Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18
1ANkS TAKE (}lt'aH
OF GEttNn.S EFfN( II

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Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18

Call Pioneer Truck and Transfer
Co. for baggage checks, piano and
household goods, San Diego freight
and baggage. Phone |,
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18
Baby Grarad' Touring Cor
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Some say it is the beauty Of its streamnc design
that makes the new Chevrolet Baby Grand" Tour
ing Car SO appealing. Others equally enChlls-
astic its mechanical perfection, the deep wide
seats and roomy body. But all agree that it is a car
"f unusual merit and we'll worthy of bearing the
If you want automobile that you can take
genuine pride in owning4-one that is economical to
operate and dependable for all needs--you should
ins pect this new Chevrolet model 1t is car that
leaves little to be desired at price that pIeascs
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18

her husband and a physician that
the children weer i'll from eating
green pears. After her arrest
she confessed
Il prayed for them to die" she
explained, but when | stood be
side their bed and saw them sleep
ing, their faces white. their lips
blue from the poison. my heart
failed me. l don't care what nap-
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18

A business man owes IL to his fam
.yso Save his portrait made by Hct-
' s.o,o shop.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18
Gets-lt' PeeIs Your
Corns Right OFF
Two Drops W|l DO il Without las,
or Trouble Never Fails.

Tnre'- only ona way to Get rid Of Il
corn, and that is o peel it off as YOU
Wculu banana skim. There i, only
one corn remover in all the world that
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18

PONTIAC. Mich, Oct. 1O.-Dis-
contented because she could not
realize her dream to become an
actress or great singer. Mrs.
Hazel Luikart gave her Two little
girls, Shirley, aged z, and Edna,
aged S, repeated doses of BIZ
chloride of mercury y
Mrs. Luikart at first informed
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18
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The Jordop SlnWlIla the lghtest
car on the road lor WheeI-basc-
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18

1r fuur OH se,ea passengers
oa AdV.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16

nation ag the SoFsssg Chief % StaGg
d. Rasvls atAtAd ne staff had aefea
10 dtrs 0ngossnity 10 the hEaamg
gon tssusson wAieh puts the clisef BE-
starr oat e once anaually. ansonlaf q
saaaiy.
Mrs. Feidneyer told III the 5aagif
meeting az doctors and manaenrs
whan ) representative az the aosnseF
appeared and gave the managers Iist
vs. names N men - ssipefseda them,
when asked by Senator Dnyalf who
this representative was, Mrs. Field
meyer said Mr.. Lockard
Mr.. MmnrOe saggested a new eeRsti,
tntlOn, ne getting together 81 Eaedi,
+ cal STAFF and managers and the advice
of the Advisory beard In general con.
ference. ard the confidence of the pub
!. lie. ana All things would BE we'll
Judge Moss suggeHted Specializing
{ and said the plan had worked admir-
ably with the college affairs here
I re thought II all branches of work q
the hospital were specialized ii meant
! for the good Of the hospital as Il has
/ FOR St. Johns. and he cited instances
The Judge suggested co-operatiof
with the staff and the advisory board
and ii Il thought meeting OF II.
three branches Of hospital administra
ti0n will be called at an early date
| The meeting adjourned at So.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16
LETTER 10 EDITOR

10 the Editor Of tAs Epening capftdl:
Dear Editor
In Wednesday Capital the different
names Of the workers of different dis
sricts were published and would like
to make q correction In The names ol
some o9 my workers of the Second dis
triet. AT the start of the Victory Loan
Il gaye Mrs Robert Mess the list Of
workers So far have never seen
the change. Those III the paper are
from the third. " d few IN the
fourth loan WORLDS mentioned
wish to give credit where credit II
due as they each ard every one have
done wonderful work for which ]
thank them and do not want them q
feel sighted by not seeing their names
mentioned Please see that this il
published. that all may read. and
thank YOU
Miss Katherine Watkins
Mrs. ST. George Barber
Mrs. C. Ashby Duvall,
Miss Jennie Richardson
Mrs. Brice Worthington
DIR. Robert r Winterode
Miss Mande Sears
Very respectfully yours,
MRS. HENRY WTLKING,
Leader. Second District
Iglehart, May I5. 1919.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16

fconsSnued from Page Onel
81 nan ID return "a one LINE. bal, Of
course. he seyyfcs n 1T lie dssposal
.of any foTner saTyice MN, Army.
Navy or Marine Corps.
The Home sarsica Section has al
ready done some effective work along
these lines and has secured positions
for 4 number Of former service men
III viii Be helped greatly ii This work.
which must appeal To every patriotic
and right hearted person, 4 employers
would communicate with Ii at once
and say just what kind Of employ
snenf ii at their disposal, A start can
then he made on the listing and the
work of cangagsing VIII be reduced 20
that extent Besides, Il may secure
employment III onee for some service
men who are already hack.
The once Of the Home Service Sec
ton 81 the Red Cross Is In the An
napolis Bank building, second nnoF
ana the telephone number Is sa5.
Those interested ID the movement can
communicate with the Office in any
way. Jobs will be listed Of represen-
tafiye of the Section viii call and talk
over the matter The Section could
also use some Who are willing TO help
Interview employers and list the posi-
lions which may be open
The committee wants to hear of any
kind OF positions which may be open.
Some employers have kept open po-
sitiors FOR men ii the returning units
i but there will be some who win not
have anything to do when they return,
and ii is hoped that not one worthy
man viii walk the streets looking for
work. III ii faIt that the community
4 ought to see that this Is impossible
even ct some individual sacrifice,
Proper ana praisworthy as Ii the
homecoming reception which IS being
arranged, Ii viii not mean as much
to the men as the assurance of en-
ploymenf The Home Service Section
feels thar the best thing the commun-
Il ity can do Is ia assure every man thai
! when ne reaches Annapolis that he
viii have something to do 70 earn hi
living
II IS appealing TO the people Of An,
4 napolis and Anne Arundel county q
make this certain Everybody car
help by letting the secretary Mis-:
Ennis, III the Annapolis Bank building
Telephone 945. know about any avail
able job They will help still more i
i they let her know now
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16
safes Tint We're SAFE

Charles Werntz. who has been agent
for the Cincinnati Safe Company Is
being congratulated on the test his
safes stood III several of the recent
local fress
Two Of these safes came out Of the
Colonial theatre IRE lii airaost perfect
condition One was owned By the firm
OF Strange q White, the other by the
estate Of the late William Nj Abbott
which safe was n the old Capital
building. Conduit street Aside from
one Of the legs being melted OF, this
safe was intact. the combination be-
ing in perfect condition and all val
aabie papers within unframed,
Having gone through this great fire
the condition Of both these safes, after
the fire, was considered remarkable.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16
pRnpAA.AI.aI

WIN he received by City Clerk until noon
NAY 81. 1919, Tor hulkheatls and Bling be-
hind Isnikhead from Charles street q
shay street
Proposals also will be received by City
Clerk until noon. May 81. for hnlk ltead
ana dredging city DICK Plans ard apeci-
Heafi0n sfln be obtained from City tlerk..
RIdders viii be required % depONit $40. 90
ana same wifi be refunded when plans and
specifications are returned. The sgccese-
sfuI bidder viii be required to gfvea bond
for the sum ~ $2008D9 in eaefls uf the
above proposals. For further information,
apply 10 fhe COMMITTEE III charge
EI13sFeR f PARKINSON, Chairman.
JOHN III. WELLS,
6 ~. SMITH.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16
GOV. HARRINGTON
BUYS THE POINT
ON EASTERN SHORE
With His Brothers BECOMES Owncl
tsE Famoas Colonial
EgfRtp


Estate
Governor EnlersoH G. Harrington
and his brothers, Winder = and Benja-
min Il. have purchased from Colone'
and Mrs. Clement suiiyane their home
THE Point. on the Eastern Shore.
The sale was.made through Harrings
ton and Wallace. ATTORNEYS.
t'The Point III one of the most I'M
teresting places on the Eastern shore
Part Of the residence. which Is still
standing. was built by Colonel Kirk
Lord Raltimore's representative, more
than 200 years ago. later owner
planted the famous lockwood which
was sold a few years ago for Sl00e
or more 10 4 wealthy New Yorker. an
set out cedaFs on The lawn IN the form
OF q cross The Point has been foI
many years owned BY the Hayward
family to which Mrs. suliyane be-
longs.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16
~ AERB

me public meeting held last night
10 eopaIda4 he affairs d the AnnaDo-
ils Emergency Hospital, demonstrated
very clearly that there II ne vital dl-
vessencs 81 views as 70 the manage
ment III che institutions among the
tisres bodies whScia have otacIal coa-
neassDn with Il. Apparantly. the
Board Of Lady Managers, The Advisory
Hoard ana the Medical Star are All
wiling 10 10 theff parts To make d
sucGass cs the werk.
The differences appeared 70 have
eroWn oni 81 little matters ot admin
lstra4Ion and difficulties III co-opara-
lsoa based largely an methods Of pro-
ceaurs. Many excaIaent, pracsseal
suggestions we're made at the inset
Ing, bus the vital oas vas that al the
msmAsys os opmmlttaes ~ these three
lodiea got togstheF as promptly 81
pusssslo a0 that cieaR understanding
might 81 raachsd. and more co-opeEa.
tIon insight obtain 10 the management
oG kaYs h04pfsal
Serious 90 II the situation of aise
hospital, 1t h NOT beyond remedy
Surely. there Is no class Of our citi.
aens which does not appreciate the
g0sa work which has besn done, and
wlsish may be done II the future to q
lapgaF degree. OF which fails 10 honor
the aey0ted work of most Of these WHO
have been connected with M
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16

Circulating Library

The Following books haye baen added ID
the Library
The Dwelling Place of Light. By win.
atOn Churchill
..The Inevitable balance Sheet. BY Ka.
rim TRASH
"a Circuit REier'e wife, by Cora Har.
giH.
Kenny BY Leonora Dalrympie.
-Four Years In Germany " J.
~. Gerard
Day
THE clue ii The Air" " Isabel Os.
trander
TERMS New Fssosss, ID pes day.
Dk& 1SeoAa. D.. per timy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16
ORK F0R RvEHY SERVICE
VAN

The Home Service Section of the
nsd Crosse Is arranging q home-coni-
ing reception OF its oWn Iii the form
M an opportunity to every RETURNING
a0laer and sailor 10 secure employ.
sss Just Is aoon as be IL reatly 90
81 s. Wog. 10 Inau9e tAa asaesss Of
tls plans ire haITt oF every szaployeR
Of tAa commaAity and the psblac In
general u needed.
The formal reception to the return
Ing service men Is lne thing but III
win mean great deal more TO the
saea who fought our battles across
the seas II their mInds are relieved
als0sat the future. and they know that
tlsay VITA be abls 20 secure onaploy-
ment after tho faastlng and the talk.
Ing Ii over. Ono good feed Ii not 60
ing ID last forever. nor will the clti-
seas duty Be done when he hss con-
srlbnasd aonethlng to tho reception.
What these men haze done and the
aacslaces tlaey have MADE entltIe Thorn
10 the reconsideration and help of ev-
eryo0a 81 their fellow citixens as long
"a their lives last. In aonie places
there has been too much Of the spirit
al putting the whole welcome in the
Homecoming reception and then for
getting the obligations towards these
men and the situation In which they
md themselves Many returning sol
dlera are complaining bitterly 0f thsa.
some al the naen who had been wound
ed d action stating thar they found
IL lnpessssls 10 apd suitable employ
naens
Tho federal Government hes under
taken great work h fts elforts to
rehabilitate thoas whose efficiency has
been impaired by their experience and
Is givlng them training for specsal yo-
cations. but the great bulk Of this
work must BE doHe ~ the heFne peo-
psa. the people Of the community
where the soid4sE has lived and wishes
u continue TO live
From another point az view, Ii IL
desirable Ia keep orr own men hoxae
Il possible We want to have them
Win Us and beaeft through oar asss-
csations with them. This can only be
done By obtaining them suitable EN-
pigment here. III they do not get ii,
they must 60 elsewhere. and the COM
manity will lose their influence. made
d0abiy valuable ~ tAeSg experience
turing lie wag. II forced e leave
sOr this reason. many woald so away
with bitterness ia their hearts towards
their old horne and their fellow towns-
men.
ghe Section asks thak those who
have aiay sort oe work to oE9an can
ss ans nAea III any afne III all win
lsk II know net whas Il hrs to offer.
and win do & IS promptly as possible
III hOpea to be abIe 10 make up i list
which wall oaea Ii sssry resu1nans
service man choica % posikiona
Which he Is competent TO I'LL. These
men have l0ak touch with their work
and with coalitions ID general For
time shey WIN noe Is ne able 10 ss-
cure employment Is they had been.
though more efficient, 81 mOst cases.
ID their Nosk when h h sseuYed The
neople De the eOmnaunlty should and
graas happiness ID helping sheras
go she hesa possible opportunity All
m al their pfose STATIONS DC
s0aion q 81 Hand.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16
PROPOSALS.

Eifa for the ereefi0a Of the New High
School in the Eighth district Of Anne
Arundel county M authorized by the Gem
cgai Assembly nj Maryland Acts sAS 1919,
chapter No. ~ will he received ansi open
ed At the office TX the County Raard 0E
Edueation mt Annapolis MaryfaHsI on
Tuesday, May 9th. 1919 nj II oelapk NJ
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS may be
obtained from George Fox t.ounty upper
intsnaent Ell Schools he Annapolis lid.
.er from Henry J. Hopkins architect 2f2
Iand
eertlfed cheek Tor sasoOO must accons-
pany each hid.
4 deposit of 600 Will he required for
plans and speriiseafIonA This deposit wifi
be returned VIXEN the plans and apexi d
cation are returned
GEORGE rex.
Coaaty superintendent.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16

Herr Ebert says Germany's reply
viii be demand for peace Of right.
Certainly We overlooked some Of her
brutaIities Give the wheel Of justice
and the thumbscreW another turn.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16
WITH BOND COUPONS,
SAYS GovRRF EltT


with Accrm@d AhtereSt
cut your Liberty Bond coupons and
buy Thrift and war Savings Stamps
was the advice given holders Of the
second Liberty loan hare By Post
master III j. Linthicnm. Thursday VAS
The aay the government pays interest,"
on the 4 per cent bonds Of the Second
loan, and the 414 per cent bonds INTO
which the Second lean bonds were
converted.
Liberty bond interest coupons
should BE clipped promptly { he sail.
.and promptly reinsestash Thriftiess
n,s,s,ay n g IA eenaiit ID the individ-
ual, 81 the community Money snouin
be put to work where 4 can earn me
most iii the safest way, Just as the IN
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16
yItal gesslon 81 onareas

The aessi0ll of Congress which eoIlyeIes
May In will be ane Uf the MOST moment I.
snus iii history with the peace treaty nsia
League ii Nations to be acted on and do.
nestle legislation 60 be enacted which VIII
vitality affect the nation for generations
- et1ne The Washington Sunday star,
sSsi4I 4 efaff ii frained WRITER'S Will keep
its readers Informed De the progress sg
tha3n htss eyeYfs mi6-I