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cAsDtpATE,s s,ARD

ia 80 Repablieans ii Anne Arnndel
eaalnfy Will III candidate feF fhs
Hausr "A leeieEates N the coming rfinA
ries nn,i Il ssosalIiatcss and eles;tel NIL be-
M sIsltst RE HEAD, ! Will eidsayor g,
hs.gi, In fhc IasraEp If bills conducive Ter
The good " the MASSES.
t:EnfttsEs Al. Is.tSfIs.
III s. Lister Will announces M platform
and policies
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ron CLERk OF TME CoURT

To the Democrats. Yutprs &c Anne Arun-
sicI county ] announce that | Will Dc Il
candidate for the Denueratic nomination
for the Office u Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Anne Arundel county. subject til the
primary election ~ be held III September
1sIGIIARD Ill CLANCY
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CANDIDATES COL

Aag poEgv has he right to be .
cnmdidate II tAc PrswsarS EiectsON
III Ms paFts. swD5ecs hoaDcacr To
uevtasm amagSa cnfions 5or specsal
0fEccs. Mnsse p0lsg aaaOamc ssasssf
III thss cOGMMla Qss@ keep before
&c eOser4 ARft1 e9ectsoM.
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rs,w Mogsg 81 aas.H.n:as ArEs

assm@sm4~ my e@na6slaeg lar the bein
ocFafie neEnipattua fer the House 81 lsrse-
cfwta.
expect 10 he discharged from fhe Ars.sv
about 5Hay Aret and viii then resume the
practice III law III ARuAl,olIs
JOHN IS. STRAk1ORN,
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Y.e9ne q Nnffnna f.nrts.st

The contest between President viii
son and mis- oPponents In the Senate
sxer the league ct nations promises to
be one 0f the H0st notable in history.
The Washington Sunday Star, with
Its star Of high grade observers and
writsrs vii kesn us readers fully
advised Of the progress OF this MEM
Orahle trial OF strength.
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ANNals = aEMKNT

hereby d tsasonnee my candidacy for tire
ofsscc 81 sheriff nf Anne Arufsiet county
from the second district, sni,jcct g. the az
lion tsf the tgeinnsrafle primaries th Seps
- THOMAS DOVE.
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An English scientist has had much
success with an electrical treatment
TO Increase the termination 81 sew
eral kinds III seeds
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HOW A MAN ACTS
WHEN lFE Cant
GET A DRINK

4 siatacr. the hutel man. II the
gune American Magazine. SAYS
] rcs,,It III prohibition. we seem %
nave these very definite effects men
Sc out with their wives and their
san,tlies II the restaurants and thea
!, ras more than they did they drink
enft drinks, and they eat more food.
aspecIaIIv sweets: they walk more
and ride less
they are also easier % set along
with At least. my manager III De-
troit SAYS that ii Is like being trans
parted is heaven since The drinking
man has been almost eliminated from
the hotel guests
rs time goes on. more aud more
men certainly are going IL take hi
snft drinks. In the new Hotel Penn
syfyania in New York We viii have
.three soda fountains, aud ] expect
they will do big business IIl De
|troit the two most popular temp
drinks with men arc the grapeiuiee
Ihighbail which Is grape juice and
settler and the various Ice cream
soias
Tho Heyday If Soda
II have been making inquiries. aud
and that men have been patronizing
soda fountains more and more IN ri
cent years. even where there VAS no
Eprohibition. a woman told mo the
Iother day Of going into one III these
places III the New York financial dir
ltrict several times lately On each
occasion she was The only woman. III
the place. aside from the girls behind
tine counters And the men in there
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As Nsla u KaaEn I

Thereby announce my canaidacy for the
s,ssas4. 10 County Commissioner ~ Arnc
Arundel county FOR tile FlrNt illATrlsst. s'ih
iert 10 The artien II the llealsissrHtis m.
1nariea III Septembsr Yaur support Will
be appreciated. ..s.,.,.
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ANNOu NtEMEN

To the Ilepublican voters of Anne Arun-
ael county. hereby announce myself ii
candidate for nae4stber s,f the State Central
Committee for said county Ut the primary
elccfipn Ia September.
CHARLES IL. BASIT.,
afa-tf Annapolis, Nil
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Better distribukion 81 weigh Is the
claim og the inventoe &c motorcycles
in which the motor Is mounted on
the front wheel.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19

Not only u there no flowing bowl
| to keep US cool during Vie hot spell,
but next winter. when fhafe is no coal,
there will De no flowing bowl 10 keep
Jus warm when the weather is cold.
Those who have deep sorrows to drown
must look elsewhere Pittsbnrg bis
patch
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ANNoa 1870

hereby announce my cansfIslacy for the
plfice ~ Eaunty tanllutssIoner III Anne
Arundel County Tor the second District
l,riinarita hi September. Your support
Will be appreciated
40 &. MIIT0Ss IlI+vaf.Y.
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HONEY 10 LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN Money 90 loan OF
II s,s i vnxss kssaslg a. M1naan @ asatt
Annapolis Nj. $
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
Aew Diselncaion Eor 3. AEnosa

We quote from Lawyer Eteyenson's
examination Of Mr. Henry Ford
50. Did you ever hear Of Benedict
Arnold?
"A. Yes.
% Who was hea
.A. "A writer
Now Benedict Arnold wrote some
commonplace pamphlets, but he Is set
down Iii history ali consecutiyely book
seller. druggist East India tsader. sol
dIer and traitor. Unless Mr.. Ford liz
particularly reconcile We may assume
that ile had In mind one of the writ
Ing ArnoiGs Matthew. Thomas, Ed
win. or George
surely the memory Of the great shop
manager has not confused Benedict
ArHoid with Arnold Bennetts He
might as well mix up Herod aud Hero
dotus. or calignla and Calixtus, Or
Tamerianc and Telemachus. A man
who gould get such inadequate co.
ordination from his memory cells
be likely not to know Alvey Adee from
Ava Agee, or Henry Ford from Henry
James plus James Ford Rhodes He
would confuse the dexterons satirist,
Mrs Wilson Woodrow. with the author
of The New Freedom II lie mistook
benedict Arnold for Arnold Bennett,
he might take Enoch Arnold Bennett
Tor Enoch Arden. and Enoch Arden
Tor Edwin, Arden and Edwin Arden
Tor Edwin Arnold and son on ad In
litun. He wouldn't know Monk East
man FROM Max New York sun.
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pOor u Oxen For dangerous Alleas

Door Is OpeR For Dangerous Alieas
But Congress can take effective
tleasares 10 cheekmate German plans.
Il can prevent the proposed immigra-
tion az Germans and the present Influx
Iof Bolsheyikl, communists. anarchists
and reyolutionists. All or these hu-
man yerfnin are public enemies They
are directly or Indirectly the agencies
by which Germany seeks Is defraud
the world og just retribution. Every
creed III every branch of these agita-
tors Is an attack upon the founda ton
Or the United states and blew at
the liberty 0f every American,
The educational test for the exclus-
ION of undesirable aliens IS one og the
most absurd laws ever drafted. It's
Absurdity Is abnndantiy proved now,
when highly educated assassins and
aaiversity bred BolshevIlsi freely en-
Ter the United States. while honest III
literate men who fought Ter liberty
are turned back as dangerous foes Of
liberty
The really dangerous aliens are IN
vaFiaasly literate. Their inalign activi-
Ity is based upon their boasted acquire
laents, They have almays absorbed
Sd little learning, which becomes as
dangerous as dynamite when not &C
comnanied by an honest heart Their
learning is In the internal philoso-
ply OF socialism, revolution by vio-
lehee and ANARCHY. They can read,
write and meet every test of the
American immigration Law and yet
they are the ringleaders Of the mid
night assassins who hurl bombs In
the name of liberty.
GerHans are able to read and write
almost without exception. They can
pass the American test. but they are
as undesirable as anarchists. for they
are deadly. enenies of the United
States and its allies and are here
Tor mischief They mast be excluded.
The duty Of excluding them lies in
Congress- This CsoveFnnae1lt, acfing Ia
accord with other Allied Governments,
must make e slnpoaaible s0r individual
Germans 10 shirk the consequences ~
their own and their c0untry's crimes
~ smuggling themselves into Allied
countries An out-and-out exclBslrtn
act win hare 10 he amactea sooner
q later, unless the United States
wishes f0 aaaisE GerEaaRy III aegsataxsg
TIE Versailles treaty. Washington
Post
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MONEY Ttl gsoAN--slH mortgage u slsshs
IN nHlt "a fsaaDssatase terinR isaFkiaI
payment Allowrf James 81 Munro Az S
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MANTED

4 -
sYANTE1 AssES rs EMtmeH SssaffS AI.a
Kelly MillerA Negro War Histories out
seii them aii Better nav than es.f.
$4,000 sales laat week Agents Wild
exrr success Hest terms. Patriotic pies
lures free Express paid. Either stit
iii free BE auiek. Muilikin 10, Mill
tttfn, Ohio. 1Nta
81 AN1Ell bright young girl Tor ttetiss
work aDiiy III Prince George ~ 1x1l
tvANTED al Emergency llaapitai white
ut taipred walesdl Mha ,sh RIM ur llais-3
age Electric laundry Machinery ainst
have reference ny III Hhiffty and vN7
terlence Apply Mrs Tisslale, 10 eir,s.ts
81. jyfg
81 ANTEis AGENTS Candy KIts PAY.
Start Que uf our Speciality Candy lai.
tariex In your home. small roonl. any
where We tell hnw and furnish every
thing Advertise tiraId opportunity.
Men. Women CANDY Go. 1879 Ran
stead ST.. Philadelphia, IN. asli2
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CLASSIFIED AD S.
x0wr AND pOUmxs. WAIVED.
$3.50 RAEw AKIN K@3

Maa v.asws no& advertisements cg
vsn<zn 81 hess. frst Insertion. a0cs
subsequent insertions. one seas
wera Arns Insertion 4;
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ton In the public service. Think q
! President 81 even senator who.
had never heard 81 Benedict Arnold
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Carson. III any rate y 'minding his
own hnsiness, which consists In con-
slautIy complicAsing The Irish cses-
ton Philadelphia Record
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LOST

IOAr On Isriday afternoon pair III Eeld#
rim naae gIass,.s i,etwessa Market Spa,F
at,si FARMERS Nttiaaai Rank Eiaacr
pieaae return III Mr.. John Mason Sc. ~
Market Space JNis
1apaT or STRAilIt Thursday afiere
naon . Airfale pags answer ~ the ittfe
s,f MIekx and I,ssEa Finder RETURN to
iioad aud Mr. Keys aud rcsciYe reward
III <1Lnn 9y--
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Doubtless the .moralists. n not the
nataralIsts. will ere long find q kim
ship belwaen the blind tigers and the
iaguars boston Transcript.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
TIMELY COMMENT BY
TONGUE AND PEN
Safsa

DeyIight i saved washington
Post
/ Congress docs nothing about the high
coss of living Tor the same reason that
= babe h arms doesn't read Homer
nj ii Al
Carson. 1T any rate, u ''niading his
own hnsiness. which consists In con-
stautiy conplicaiing he Irish guess
ton Philadelphia Record
ron may llade with Germany now
III You. slsh. but who wants 10
Philadelphia Inquirer,
Doubtless The .moralists. n not the
nataraIIsts. will ere long find 4 kim
ship between the blind tigers and the
iaguars boston Transcript.
senator Lodge feels chat be could
see 20.V0D leagues under the sea ratil-
Ter than vote for one League. Louis
willie courler-Journai
They are short about 10000 harvest
hands IN Kansas Wheat farmers are
said to wall at depots and make all
sorts Or attractive bids 70 men on the
trains 10 stop over and help gather
the harvest They are paying SIX g
ten dollars a day and throwing in
baseball bulletins III the afternoon
and movie shows AZ night. Ia the
face Of al thIs there are some men
who prefer to Join Mooney strikes aud
pay their own expenses. What WIS Il
puck remarked about these mortals
Galveston Tribune
Somehow or other. the country sur
wives The intelligence that there Ii
now d great dearth d secondhand
princellngs available for American
matching. Chattanooga News
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Yon may lrade with Germany now
IN you. wish, bur who wants To-
philadelphia lnqairef,
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senator Leodge feels Chat he could
see 20.o0O leagues under the sea ratli-
cr than vote for one League. Louis
willie Courier-Journal
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FOR SALE Ilropliead Wheeler and VIII
son sewing Machine In nerfcet condition
with everything pomplcte Actt hut n
short tinie Price $-s.0l Apply y
Nnrthwcst ST. Jy21
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Congress does nothing about the high
cost oil living Tor the ssBe reason that
= babe ID arms aOesn read Homer.
IN. HI al
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FOR SALE

rex SALE New cunning skin rugged f9r
sailing For further information cnll
TNiJ jys2
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FOK SALE Thoroughbred Homer Pig.
eails Will sell cheap. ~ Holland 81
III. NJ. Parkinson. JNi9
New Britain herald., 1919-01-04


have been careful to organize 60
selves to see that their con1paxTzuk
coming TO America were from nonN
to month and year to year guided VM
places In industries most suitable IoM
their previous habits No other me-
uonality has taken such pains as that,
and in serving their fellow country-
men they have served the United
States, because these people have
found places where they would be
most useful and would most imrne-s
diateiy earn their own living and add
to the prosperity of the country itself
Happy I'm Associations.
In every way we have been happy
in our association at home and abroad
with the people of this great state.
l was saying playfuIly to Premier Or
lando and Baron Sonntno this after
noon that, in trying to put the peopIe
Of the world under their proper
sovereignties, we would not be willing
to part with the italians in the United
States because we too much value thel
contribution that they have made, not
only to the industry OF the United
States, but to it's thought and to manyj
clements Of its life.
This is, therefore, very WELCOMED
occasion upon which to express a feeI-B
ing that goes very deep. I was touched
the other day to have an italian, al
very plain man, say to me that we had
helped TO feed Italy during the wara
ana 1t went to my heart, because we
had been able to do so little It was
necessary for us to use our tonnage sol
exclusively for the handling of troops
and of the Supplies that had to fol-
low them from the United States, that
was our desire to do, to supply grainA
to this country, or coal, or any of the
supplies which it so much needed dur-s
ing the progress of the war.
Sympathize With Bereaved FamiIiesH
And knowing as we did in this in
direct way the needs of the country
you will not wonder that we wereA
moved by its steadfastness. My hearE
goes out to the little poor families all
over this great kingdom who stood thea
brunt and the Strain Of the war and
gave their men gladly to make othe1H
men free and other women and other#
children free. These are the people#
and many like them to whom, after
all, we owe the glory of this great
achievement, and l want to join with a
in expressing my profound sympathyM
not only, but my very profound adj
miration as we'll.
ut is my privilege and honor to \
propose the health Of His Majesty the
king and Her Majesty the queen, and
Iong prosperity to italy"
New Britain herald., 1919-01-04
NEED BIG WATER SUPPLY

The fact that the water situation
in this city must be looked into and
that the city should provide for many
years ahead instead of for two or
three years were the sentiments eX-
pressed at a meeting OF the manufac-
tuTers and the special committee of
the common council last night. 1t
was the general opinion OF the meet
ing that the city should make prepar-
auons at the present time III order
that the city will have constant and
sufficient water supply in the coming
years. The idea of tackfng the wa
ter question every few months or
years was not approved of by the men
present and it was decided that when
the matter is settled at the present
time it should he settled for good
New Britain herald., 1919-01-04
Y. VI. e. A. & B. NOTES.
New Officers VIII Be Installed on
January II.

A meeting of the Tabs membership
committee will be held tomorrow
morning in the rooms and the pro
gress of the various sub committees
will be reported. To interest the
present members Of the society in the
campaign the committee will soon
bring several temperance workers to
the rooms and have them address
membership rallies These rallies
will probably be held at the regular
meetings during the month OF
January.
To stir up competition, the com
mittee has decided to have list or
the members leading the contest
posted in the rooms every week. Six
prizes are to be given and 1t Is pc
lieved that by giving six smaller
prizes. ranging from SIS to $40 more
competition Will be aroused than II
but one prize were to be given.
The newly elected officers or t0e
society arc to be installed on January
~ 1t is probable that County III
rector John Kelly of this city VINO
is county director of the {. j. "A ="
will be in charge of the ceremonies
New Britain herald., 1919-01-04
John Turner Will Be Accom-
panied by John Moran
FOR RECONSTRUCTION WORK.
Frank Cassidy Back-Burglars Enter
Cahili Company's Storehouse -
Bryant Ill-Brief Items.

John Turner and John Moran of
this town have signed up to go to
France as employees of construction
companies which are to reconstruct
the ruined cities and towns Of that
war-stricken country They expect to
sail for France about the first of
June.
Turner will find nothing new in go
ing to France, as he Is the man who
came to Painville after serving 80
months with the Canadian army in
france. He was wounded four times
and spent several months in a base
hospital.
Moran is a native of southington,
but has been living in PlainvilIe for
some time, and was employed as a
guard at the Rockwell Drake plant
during the time the factory was
working on munitions for the gov
eminent.
Frank Cassidy Back.
Mrs. Sarah Cassidy OF Canal street
has received word that her son. Frank
Cassidy has arrived at Norfolk. Va.
on transport conveying wounded
soldiers returning from France. Cas-
sidy was employed at the freight de-
pot and enlisted in the engineering
corps as a railroad expert He parti-
c1pated in many battles without re-
ceiving q scratch and wrote several
letters to his relatives in which he
congratulated himself on his good
fortune in escaping injury. Next
came the news that he was severely
wounded, a piece of shrapnel inf1ict-
ing serious wound on his head A
piece OF bone was removed from his
head and he is now recovering from
his injhry. He is expected home very
soon.
Bryant Critically H.
Henry Bryant the rural free deliv-
cry carrier at the post office is criti-
cally Ill with pneumonia at his home
in SCOTS Swamp. A consultation OF
physicians was held yesterday and it
Is hoped that he will recover. His
sister, Miss Mildred Bryant, is substi-
tuting on the mail route during his
absence.
Storehouse Robbed.
The storerooms of the W. J. Cahi1l
company, dealers in Wholesale grocer
les and provisions, were entered by
burglars sometime yesterday morning.
There has been an epidemic of petty
thefts carried on for. several months
and the fact that no clue has ever
been obtained as to the identity of
the perpetrators Of the outrages has
excited a great deal Of comment. The
recent burglary committed at the con-
fectionery store owned by Neri
Brothers Of New Britain was the big
gest thing that has been attempted by
J burglars in Plainville, and no clue has
New Britain herald., 1919-01-04
1OS,75S QUARTS CANNED
In Addition 1895 Pounds of Vegetables
Are Dried for Winter Use

The follow-up campaign Of the
Connecticut canning corps has proven
very satisfactory and the total report,
received through the schools shows
that 108,758 quarts of vegetables were
canned during the season. AS an adj
ditional item on the canning report
is given 1896 pounds of vegeta bles
and fruits dried.
The campaign was worked through
the following schools: East Street,
Smalley, Elihu Burritt, Lincoln
Monroe, Northend, Rockwell, Bart
lett, Camp, Smith, Osgood Hill. Stan
ley, and st Marys.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-04
WILL PROBABLY ACCEPT.
DIR. Stockweu Expected to Take
Health Board Position.

Because he left the city the morn
ing it was decided to offer him the
position of superintendent. of health
it could not be learned whether DR..
William II. Stockwell would accept
the place. He is a major in the
army and is now at Camp Greenleaf,
Ga. 1t was learned through his
father NJ. d. StockweH this morning
however, that it is probable that DR..
Stockwell will accept the position if
the salary increase goes through. This
will be asked Of the common council
at it's next meeting. The new salary
will be $500 and it is understood
that it is to be increased afetr one
wear