davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-17
is AT SAN SALVADOR.
Quesada, Former Costa Rican Minister to
United States.

San Salvador, June l6.Manuel Castro
Juesada, former Costa Rican minister to
the United States, arrived here to-day.
1t is said that he will proceed to Pena
Blanca, Nicaragua, the headquarters of
the Costa Rican rebel forces.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-17
CAME FROM FRANCE TO-DAY.
Troops on the Dante Ahghiere Numbered
1897.

New York, June l7.-Six officers and
l27 men of the 18th base hospital were
among the 1897 troops arriving from
Marseilles on the transport Dante
Alighiere to-day The others were cas-
uals
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-17

Continued ON eighth page.l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25
ROcKEFELLER MAKES
OFFER OF 100000 TO
CHAUTAUQUA

Announcement of an ofIer BY John
y. Rockefeller to contribute 100000
10 the Chautauqua Institution which
conducts i lecture series nj Chautau.
q,la. M Y.. provided s5oO.Oe0 IL raised
from other sources, was made III New
York Wednesday by Arthur L isestor.
president Of the institution. The offer
was made In . letter written 10 Mr.
Bessor BY Starr i Murphy, Mt. aocke.
feller's Representatives
The letter set forth that pledges must
he made not later than January I, 1890.
md paid not later than January IL
The following year 0ottafc holders in
tshautauqua already have pledged 81 so,
00a and ChauiauQaa county 100000
Under the terms of the offer Air
Rockefeller will contribute twenty PR
cent Of all sums raised froa. other
sources. his maximum contr.bution to
.eb not more than sf00. Og0.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25
CANDIDATES COLUMN
Am 0TT i 4

herehy nnn@npee that aas q Candidate
f0g The wslsse &c EleFk N 4lae CHRISTI Saurt
fer AAlse AFustllfi GaNntE. suhjgsl - the
artiom af sase Dessetratie FrisaaFtes
ie maaking fhfN nsiNeunrelaesas feei that
N shntild state hTLnMy First Iitat II !
ans nafninafed aud efeesest IN this ulftee
will t. lhe hcNt 1T my ahili and JsiaE-
EBens diligently and faithfully Without
pArtialitF sF pre- udifn diaehar-e he duties
af said uEIee- ! wsa appointed y deputy
clerk uHsler MaJnr SnrtKg Harwon,l. then
#slefk Ih The Spring IL 1854. and UPON the
death III Tassstiaak y. Escafl In Aprfi lssNa
MSS aHataintcA Chief IaepHtg tierk. and
have served continuously as .hlef lseputy,
uHsivg Masor Hafw0spsi 1ssism lanns,l
sAd Dr. George Wells uatil the latter
death IN September. THIS On ttae first q
October, MS ! was hy fhe Iadges II the
9irxuit Court 1T this sirenit- unanimously
appointed Clerk 81 the Court to sucspfsl
oar late ansnented Dr. Gs.orgc Neils. uhial
the neSt Aisneral ktsHrtisIl III Naseallaer ~
the presrnt year.
WITH nsy long service ami experience na
public ssgYang. | feei that Kan cen
adeGtIy look far lngaI aud heartS sup.
pert IL the good rl-uTle 81 this eoltRty lE
the coming Primary and sseHefa i.lsss tlaai
have always regarded bsstiiF 1Hles
~ Il public trust anil hrtAly ba.iieye TIM
liz VIM faithfully and haileaiiy dis, IN fsses
the dutiea IL the 0ifiee I'll Which he lla'
becn elected IN appointed heat serves M
party aud the puhiie.
fe.rs m VIM. y. Nt@ttitNA- AisIf.#
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25
OLD GUARD UNITS
TO BE RESTORED
tcousinuea tom PAGE onel

tl0MxfMWGA kFDEA Ka&6 O&1E
his former oEacers q that cofninand
They sre now all trained artillery og
acera. and ii would appear naturzl
Tor them to organize and train the new
artillery regiment
Col. Harry q. Jones. formerly com
manding officer Or the Fourth Mary
land. would appeag 10 be IN line for
Brigade comm ander He would be- the
senior officer In the State, and made 4
tine record III active service abroad.
He commanded the Hath Infantry, 4
New Jersey regiment of the 2Sth Di-
vision, ii. actioa, and then was trans
ferrca 70 the command Of another
lighting regiment He has receutly
returned ID this country Col Al.
Atcheson Reckord made splendid
record as commander " the 10Th In
Tantry tAfaryland's Own in France.
fund has been mentioned for the bril-
gade commander However, he Is jun-
Tor both to Col Jones and Col Bowie.
and would probably be satisfied III
command the regiment from the conn
ties, the successor Of the old First.
with which Col Rockford served 50
long
The formation 81 machine gun units
viii give the opportunity to many
Maryland officers who have become ex-
perts In this line Of work to give the
State aud Nation the benefit Of their
training and experience with another
klot oS new soldiers Lieut. Col Mil
Hard Tydings. of Hayre-de Grace, be-
came one of the greatest machine gun
experts IN the whole army. Lieut. Col.
ID John Markey, Of Frederick, eoni-
maRded machine gun battalion
Through the whole of overseas SER
Twice. and there are numerous officers
FOR lesser rank who have become high
y expert along these lines.
II is possible that when the organi-
zation plans get further under way
Maryland will have q battalion Of en-
Igineers instead BIT rhe divisional ma
chine gun battalion General Wariield
\ said yesterday that permission for
THAT change might be asked Of the
War Department
An engineer unit and d Inachinegun
TROOP will be new things ia Maryland
military history. The latter will give
old Troop A. MaryIand's former cav
airy organization, which did military
police duty in Europe, chance % re-
organize No provision was made fol
1t III the tables 81 organization for the
new National Guard announced sew
lcral days ago A machine-gun troop
i is simply troop Of cavalry equipped
with machine guns and pistols, instead
/ of rifles.
l AT present the Guard Is authorized
to recruit but 500 men, but the mum.
Der will increase until the maximum
Iof 6.400 is permitted The organiza-
ton Of the brigade and auxiliary units
will. fhereFore, be gradual process
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25
CAMP FrRE GIRLS
HIKE 10 ANNAPOLIS
tcOntinaa from page onsl

kOM4tMs&aN 1880
THURSDAY Tracking trip. set
trail. others follow
Thursday night Hike % Annapolis
FRIDAY Ceremonial meeting, honors
awarded FOR camp duties picnic sup
per
saturday Go 10 Annapolis n
trucks
The C.amp Ffrc Girls aFe under the
gallowing direction: Mrs. VIM. ] Butt
.nar director 81 camp; Miss Lola
l,rebhs. assistant director; Miss MAJ
raret Benson. swimming director
Entertainments every saturday att
ornoon. Row boats and canoes form
i large part III recreation.
me Camp Fire Girls have for their
gheasIquarters large bungalow, and
three large tents They sleep on en-
closed porches, In tents and on the
Eblnf At Robinson,s There are usually
about ST. Ii, i party, Groups change
about every two weeks A small les
Iof $500 per week Is charged f0r
board. Many of the girls are learning
10 swim and enjoy the priyiasge.
After their arrival here last night
I,hy previous arrangement, the house
Iof MRS. j. Il. Medford, IS Madison
lstreet, was turned over TO The CanlE
Fire Girls. who spent the night there
and we're made comfortable. Ever,
Igirl had her blanket roll and was con
Itent to sleep on the floor IL necessary
as there were not enough beds 20 IS
around The entire house was theirs
land they hreakfasted there this morn
ing. after which they started out |,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25
PRINCE OF WALES
WILL BE AMERICAS
GUEST IN AUGUST
Going From Canada ID Washington,
Then Going I'd New York, and
Home From There

The Prince OF Wales will visit the
United States next month as i guest
III the American government King
George, on behalf Of the Prince. mas
accepted an invitation sent 10 the
FRINGE BY President Wilson 20 visit
the President In Washington
After his visit to Canada the Prince
xviii "a to Washington for 4 few days
til d guest of The American govern
ment, and later will make q brief
visit to New York. where he will live
on board the British battle ship Re
nowll, in New York Harbor. although
|still guest u the government
Earl Curzon 81 kedleston, president
Of the Council. has sent the following
aettor 10 John w. Davis. the American
Ambassador to Great Britain, con-
corning the visit Of the Prince:
II ann desired by Ills Majesty. tho
King. to say that he has received With
especial qualification the invitation
which you have conveyed TO his eldest
son. the Prince Of Wales. from the
President of the United States to visit
that country as the guest BIZ the AM
erican government on the occasion Of
his Forthcoming visit TO the Dominion
of Canada
1t gives the King the gReatest pleas
ure 10 accept this Invitation Tor the
Prince 0g wales. both on personal
grounds and as mark al the init
mate relations that so happily exist
between the American and British
peoples. drawn ever more closely to
gether By the imperiShable memories
81 comrhdeship III the recent war
THE King would propose that at the
close Of his Canadian tour the Prince
of wales, on his return from the West,
should accept the hospitality Of the
United States government for few
days 1T washington. and that from
there be should proceed for further
brief visit TO New York before eln-
barking al That port on his Aopaevard
journey AT New York the Prince 81
Wales. while i guest 81 the American
government ashore. will live On board
III M 81 Renown. ii the harboy.
The Prince az Wales looks forward
10 these arrangements. II they are
Agreeable to your goernIneat, With
the keenest anticapa I'll
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25
NAVY LEGISLATION
WILL BE HANDLED
WITHOUT THE RIDER

Plans are being made by the House
naval committee To adopt new meth
Hod of handling legislation relating To
the navy. other than that pertaining
directly to appropriations II Is pro
posed to assemble into an omnibus
bill all the special legislation that ii
desired by the Navy Department and
approved by the committee Ia regard
10 the service personnel, and thus re-
lieye the appropriation measure OF the
various riders that heretofore have
been placed in il 70 carry special pro-
.jects
Full information has been request
ed BY the committee from the Navy
Department on all subjects that re-
.auire congressional action. including
the general matter Of increase in the
enlisted force and commissioned per-
sonnet and pending measures Of In
4Iividual character
I All OF the bills along these lines
that have been introduced and refer
red to the naval committee have been
submitted To the Navy Department
with request for comment thereon to
lie furnished BY the middle Of Sep
TENDER.
1t IS believed that By means Of an
omnibus bill for special legislation
there will be permitted more time for
Intelligent discussion of important
problems that require solution than
ii the provisions were Incorporated In
the naval appropriation bill. subject
TO point Of order. and calculated. per-
maps, Id other respects To incur oppo-
sition.
In the meantime, Inc subcommittee
on personnel Of which Representative
Kelly is chairman, will hold hearings
and will accumulate from various
sources information and Statistics that
lwiIl enable the draft of legislation.
The committee desires to avoid report
Eng large number Of bills OF inlli-.
vidual concern, on the theory that
those that are meritorious viii stand
d better chance Of enactment thad ii
presented singly
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25
NAVAL ORDERS

These naval orders were issued
Captain Frank B. uphani, to Chiei
OF stan, commander Squad No .. Di-
vision No 3. Atlantic fleet
Commander James b. Gilmer, to re-
lcruitlng Inspector. Southern Division
Lieutenant Commander Jules James
aid on star and Gag lieutenant Com
mander Squad No 2. Division No. s.
Il. s Atlantic feet
Lieutenant Frederick ri Wcbber, ia
Naval Training station. Hampton
Reads. Va,
Captain Zachariah III Madison. 10
relieve Rear Admiral MccnlIy OF com
mand OF U, S. naval forces Ii North
ern Russia.
a4ieutenans Adolna n Schneider. ID
headquarters. London
Lieutenant Lon ]. Reed, 10 duty
Twelfth Naval District.
Lieutenant Junior gTadel George n.
Pond. Ia duty Naval Aviation Station,
san Diego. Cal.
Iieutsnants tJunior grader Weston
r. Files and Philip F. Weber. 70 duty
Reserve. demonstrating board,
First Naval District.
Lieutenant (juaior graded o. r..
Tnhey and Frank q, Moreland. to duty
the uf0wan.
Commander Harry u. BOstwick. 70
Receiving Station. New York
Lieutenant Commander Rudolf Hes-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25
TUESDAY, THE 5TH DAY OF
AUGUST, 1918,
ri m n,rIock s. 81.

All that ut If ground lying between the
property Ut the odd Fellows IN the east
ANA the M.Parlan iat Oh tile west front
ing about - feet IN the south side IT West
street and running back 20 the line Ct
the lot formerly owned by the late Geo.
r. Franklin Improved by three story
brick building the residence If The tate
Judge James ReveIl. This property offers
i rare opportunity Tor m Apartment, q
hnfItliuE III this Kind being greatly III de-
:nHnd iii AtnapaIis. This property II ~
well knOwa IL Ii not necessary to go FUR
Their Into detail about the same. being the
aarne lot af ground aud improvements CEN
yeyed IN ssrhe Eagles Elnh, Annapolls By
A Thee. Bfady anil Robert Moss. Tfts
tees, nv tleed dated the ISti ilerelIIl,er.
1898. and recorded among hc i.and Rec
.arda IL Anue Arundel tnHnts. TIT fdber 81.
MI No s;f. foli. ~. Ms by reference there
a. VIII mere fully aud particularly appear.
a TERMS OF Sss i deposit pf SatslttI
wiz he required 81 the purchaser on day
~ sale. fs3siti 10 days f3 IN six mouths.
mud the balanee ~ twelve mouths frem day
IN sale or All eaah If the purchaser So
stesircs 'Fhe deferred payments q bear
Interest Iona day nc sale
Al, TITEO. BRADY,
Attorney
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25

The new Italian Premier says he
recognizes stle solemn necessity ol
reducing the cost Of living We should
think he would, And here's friend
~ suggestion to help along the good
work Reduce the ambitious Italian
programme Of imperial expanaian: for
get about conQuests and start looking
after little old Italy GreenviIie rs.
ca News.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25
MOav 70 MAKE AMnRscA 1890

H0Ev 10 MAKE AMERICA BHyTgR
The above fl the title of i SERIES ~ In
trryiews The washington Sunday Star Is
running with leaders If national thea 9tf
The purpose is to cryataiIixe into en-
atruffiye pnsslas' Opfnipa the great. nation
afae isnpnfse toward befte4 thimxa which
Is one ~ the by produeta % flIe world
with Hon. ErankIfR n I4ane. Eecretar ~
IL fle Interior. and IN SHasiay u. August 4
Tie viewa IN Dr Charles W. Eltaf. isrssei
dent emeritus &c Harvard rhisernily. viii
tle EaxeA 1xss5
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25

Never has the crop OF Presidential
boosns been so scant ID 4 summer Just
preceding the campaign year Wash
ington star.
The great airships require consid-
erablc space Tor landing purposes. but
as long as tile land holds ont, here s
locking III en- Atlanta Constitution
Henry Ford's frank repi: that be
didn't know the causes Of the War Of
1919 does not brand him an extraordi-
aariiy ignorant man Louisville CouF-
ier-Ionrnal.
ana now ihc Prahibitionfsts are
working overtime Ii Japan The lap
anese have our sympathy. but. come
TO think Of Il. why should they have
my liberties which We 10 not enjoy ?
san Francisco Chronicle,
While we permit ourselves 10 grow
alarmed over the mythical danger OF
BoIsheyiBIn we are deaf and blind 70
the menace OF greed that Ii gnawing at
the silais 81 the nation baltimore
STAR
sDelirium tremcns vanislles as re-
suit Of prohibition. but Il is no con-
ISOLATION to know when you see Q
snake that II actually ID d snake and
that IL 1t bites there's nothing To do
but die LoGisYille Courier Journal
Did the Chinese sign the peace
treaty? Nobody seems TO kaow They
might have used the familiar tea-chest
IhicrogIyphics and no one you'd be any
wiser Los Angeles Times.
President Wilson may have TO pay
an income tax Of S2l,43O on his $75,-
900 salary This should convince him
that the high cost 81 living Is real and
evident. anyway Buffalo CONNER
cial
That committee Of eminent ento-
Entologists couldn't find . mosquito n
tile Jersey meadows means nothing
The Jersey mosquito usually spends
his summers Iii Flatbush, Brooklyn.
New Work World
The House would be gnaWing It's
knnckles Ia pure envy Of the Senate
Tor having such d bone of contention
ss the League of Nations II il were
mot sucking the marrow out Of the
liquor hone. Washington Post
HI answer 10 the question whether
greatness pays. France colnpensates
her nlarshals Joffre. Foch and Petain
ut the rate Oh so per day However
considering the invitations they gel
TO dine out It's not SO bad. Detroit
ESrce Press.
Airplane engines. when the momeni
Tor the hop-on arrives. sometimes arr
almost as temperamental as the en-
Lyme Of the humble divers when this
family has ali preparations made FOL
d Sunday afternoon ride Rochestel
llt,.f1asrs,f AMI fshrnf1fcle
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25
The Ssr0hg Wlthsaas the Heat d
Bner Betlex Tbs the Weak

Old people who a. feeble and
younger people who are weak, viii be
strengthened and enabled To So
through the depressing heat 0G ssaln-
mer 81 saking GROVES TASTEI E'ss
chill TONIC II pur1ies and enriches
lsha blood and hnllas up the Whole
SYSTEM. You can soon feal its slreng-
thenfng. InYEgoratlng Efect 6Oc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25
ANSotNcE

hereby announce ms candidacy for the
anIes. af County Commissioner NJ Anne
Arundel County for the Ser0nd District
siIbjee-t Is tho action III The Democratic
prilnMries ia September. Your support
will be appreciated.
10 G. MIIT0N DiiyAI.T.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25
.ANNat Ns ksaEST

hereby announce myself ~ cHilhasiHfe
for recollection is the Maryland State Sen
a,e Fran4 Anne Arundel County, sillliert 70
the Democratic Primaries IN September
Trusting entirely 10 the rcrarsl IF pnst
services as a true guarantee 81 Tufure ~
fftvftier I submit most hopefully my tslils
.iianey ii thc will Of the people of this
county. Sincerely.
FRANK III. DJfV.sfs .
st. MargAreta.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25
EAsTpOlsTs NEEDS


The community meeting AT
Passport last Wednesday night
on behalf Of civic betterment
serves bnt to emphasize the right
eousncss 81 their cause 4 conn
nlunity Of tile size and growing
importance Of Eastport is bound
90 have the very Things that it il
now ealing for, especially i prop
Fl water supply and a sewerage
system. That these needs arc
vital IS self-eyident. and they must
he met without any undue delay.
THE whole subject Is 4 matter
Of urgent public importance, not
pniy to Eastport, but directly 70
Annapolis also, and il Is encour
aging to note that the citizens and
tic local authorities arc alive Il
The situation.
The ways and means for oh
tanning tho needed results present
i very serious problem. the solu-
tion Of which cannot be reached
III d hasty Or ilaphazard way but
which can only be worked osit By
i careful and thorough canvass "
the situation BY competent cngi-
ileers and by cooperation between
the citizens and the governmental
bodies having jurisdiction over
the n1attay, the real ends III view
being the same.
Il may be that the problem can
best hc worked out by having ar
aesiaf wells and i standpipe. 81 Al
10 give Passport an independent
water supply or, II may be found
that the plan If extending tile
Annapolis Mater System over "
PASSPORT woald be less expensive
and the more feasible, provided,
of course, the present supply ~
water II adequate. This question
presents i separate phase Of III
quiry. In either event, the prob
lens Of detail would be manifold.
For instance, the present water
pipes on luke of Gloucester
street running from Market street
I'd Spa Creck Fridge are only four
inches These arc, 81 course. en-
tireiy, inadequate for extending
the water system TO Eastport. and
would mean that larger pipes
would have to BE laid if that con-
siuit were followed
II has been suggested that the
mains at the foot Of southgate
avenue, being ten inches, would
answer the purpose and that the
span of the creek Be made At that
point This suggestion deserves
serious consideration However,
this would involve i greater dis
tancc for extending the pipe lines
after the other side Of Spa Greek is
reached. These and many other
points that would necessarily arise
indicate that the solving If the
problem will call for deliberate
and earnest attention 81 all con
eerned. and operating with q sin
gleness ~ purpose
ne important thing now IS 10
make definite beginning at once,
and the second community meet
ing 10 be held Al Eastnors On Au-
gust FIRST il another step ii the
right direction In the meantime,
the appointed committee Of ifs
citizens, by getting IN touch with
the governmental bodies. and by
their own Investigations, viii
doubtless then hare something to
report that will serve as further
impetus to the cause.
Senator Borah never seems is take
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate
hi the eisy Of Annapolis, Maryland
and the second Election District
Of Anne Arundel County, Md.

whereof TilRhmaii e. Tucker died. seiZs
I'd and possessed.
Isy virtue tf decree Of the irruit
ssourt far AnMr ArumdeI County. sitting
TIL equity passed on Tie sth day III july
1870 Ia il cause I'll said Conrt No. 1873
Equity. wherein Theodore GwinEs Is at.
arr plaiHtiils and John Tucker q 81. are
defendants.
The undersigned Trustees win offer nj
nmbiic sale ut the Court Masisr dsior, III
tile ity Of Annapolis, MarNlanils ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25

Senator Rorsh never seems to take
the ground that he might - urong
indianapolis News
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25

In cur ambition TO rise some Of us
get ID the tor While others merely 80
up III the sir
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25
/. Holland BRADY ......... Anctipne
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate
IN TIE CITY OF ANN.AFOLIs

nv virtue u power and authority
vested iii me. Al Thee. Eratiy, the UNDER
sicnesI, will offer 10 pmblfe sale ~ the
Court House door iii the kitty ~ Anlaa-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25
ANNOUNCEMENT

hereby announce myself as a cantli-
date for InclnbcrsIIip Oh the State Cen
tral Committee sc the Democratic party
subject IL the primary.
II JOHN DEP DOIiAF.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25
MIST RE nAl d ~

= Ass VI
fon can't n
maintain. wIteIe
II \ 4 iliis
e fellow ~
his Kind iii 1e
be q genius ID lis,
have equal
70 begin saeh
are perpet lti
Thoughts M
/ posite u Nha tist
public. Men knew Il.tl 81
man Is able g
desk Nllefe
When he wa
Ing al, eilfit if.s
mere as,iiil slla oi
here SONS fllBil
flashes from mind fai
the wary Of SCI
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25

The great airshins require cOnstd-
erablc space Tor landing purposes but
is long as the land holds out, here's
looking III EN- Atlanta Constitution.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25

Henry F'ord's frank repi. that be
didn't know the causes Of the War q
1919 does not brand him an extraordi-
aariIy ignorant man Louisville Cour-
Ier-J ournal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25

anSEy III I.seAN --t)n mortgage III Sums
10 auit On reasonable terms. Partial
payment allowed james y Mnnrpe ~
farFay. lAL--ts
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25

And now thc prnhibitionfsts are
working overtime IN Japan The lap
anese have our sympathy. but. come
TO think Of II. why should they have
my liberties which VIC 10 not enjoy ?
san Francisco Chronicle
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-25
WHAT
tx SAY

Never has the crop Of Presidential
boosns been 81 scant ID summer Just
preceding the campaign year Wash
ington STAR