davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
AT THF OIEFN

star Is most excellent. He has new
leading woman, Nina Byron.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
AT THE MAJESTIC

Wallace Reds latest Paramount PIC
ture, "The Dub" is a drama OF un-
questionable interest and large crowds
have already seen Il since II first
opened up yesterday at the Majestic.
They were kept admirably alert by the
admirable way IN which the story was
developed and held their interest
throughout. Mr.. Reid appears as John
Craig, the owner Of a little construc-
ton company whose work Is held up
because he cannot get his credit ex-
tended. Being short Of actual cash he
goes TO a park nearby to think out his
problem. OF course he succeeds and
that is where the most interesting part
Of the story begins. The support Of the
Evening journal., 1919-01-31

Hearts Of the World" will be here
again, and at popular prices. Every
where that this D. w. GrIfllth master
piece has been shown It has had record
runs at regular theatrical prices and IN
cities even larger than Wilmington II
has come back for the second run and
still the regular scale Of prices pre-
vail,
Probably no other production in the
cinema has witnessed the success that
has been accorded Hearts Of the
World" The principal treatres through
OUT the entire country have shown 1t
and the result was that they had rec
ord runs and crowds.
The same happened here In Whining
ton last spring when II was shown here
for a week at first, but then when the
theatre was crowded at every perform
snce, the management had nothing TO
do but 10 continue the engagement with
the same result.
The sale Of seats opened yesterday
and has been most gratifying 10 all.
Dorothy and Lillian Gish are the two
leading feminine stars and Robert Har-
ron and George Fawcett figure in the
male roles.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
AT TUF CaRRICE

Ben Hilbert a former physical d.
rector in the iiith U. S. Infantry, who
Is at the Garrick Theatre this week. is
telling some interesting things about
how our boys acted at Chateau -Thierry
and o.her places where decisive battles
were fought In the war He was there
and was gassed. but has recovered. He
says the boys over there want TO read
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
rALLEYYILLR GnANGE NETTING

Inc meeting of The West BrandyWinc
Grange. held al TslisYvilie. last even
ing. was not well attended dus 10
the fact that msny members Of the
Grange are III. There were present
sobut twenty members, The FIRST part
OF the evening was given over to an
entertainment consisting OF readings,
songs and reeitstions. The following
members contributed, Miss Madeline
Cox. Miss Bessie Cox. Miller Cox, Mrs,
J. c. Nousiey, Mrs. Msry G, Lsff aai
Mrs. Eva s'mon, A s0eisl hoas follow
I'd snd refreshments wefs --ysd,
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
AL. G. FIELDS MNsTRELs.

Al. G. Field will make his annual visit
10 Wilmington next Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday.
His famous minstrel men with their
witty Jokes and snappy songs are al
ways in great demand and are found en-
loyable year after year because they
keep pace with the times and are al
ways ready with some new side dish
OF fun on great national and world con-
dition.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
'HEARTs OF THE WORLD''

AZ The Queen Theatre Friday end Set
urdey,
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
EXPLAINS W0MEN'S
MINTMUM WAGE ACT
specinl . rhe EvenIne Journal.

DUVIIII 70 = IIE I''III.It oVN1I nut
NEWARK. Jan. 3i,-Miss Clara South
wick. OF the Consumers League. made
an address yesterday afternoon before
the student body OF the Women's Col
lege on the women's minimum wage
bill. now before the General Assembly.
Miss Southwick will explain the mini
mum wage bill 10 the student body OF
Delaware College on Wednesday. Feb
ruary 5, at the request OF Presidents
Mitchell,
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
AT THE SAVOY.

Jam-packed with. thrills and surprises
Is the new World Picture. "Mandarins
Cold" starring Kitty Gordon. which
will be shown at the Savoy Theatre. II
Is a picture that tells a strange story
the story Of a young society woman
who needs money badly, and who In a
remarkable manner flnds a sirange
method OF securing the money she has
TO have. The securing Of the money In
wolves her in startling situations and
amazing entanglemnets. The unfolding
OF the plot keeps the audience In
breath-stopping suspense from start 10
finish
Evening journal., 1919-01-31


leading woman, Nina Byron.
AT THE QUEEN.
IN his new Paramount picture
String Beans" which is at the Queen
today and tomorrow. Charles Ray ap-
pears as the country boy who puts
the schemes OF shrewd "bunco" artist
from the city TO naught. The idea is
10 raise money from the farmers 10
start a string-bean canning factory
but II is a swindle. and Mr.. Ray. as Toby
Watkins, the no-account lad from the
farm, upsets the whole thing and I'm
ally wins the mayors daughter in the
bargain. II is a typical Rey picture
with that tinse OF colorful rural life
that makes him so favored with the
photoplay public and so truly an actor
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
JOY APLENTY Just
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Marie Cabill Just Sang Her
self Out in Her New
Comedy
MANY ROMANCES ON
AT THE SAME TIME

THE PLAYHOUsE-Marie Cahill, in
"Just Around the Corner" a new
comedy, by George V. Hobart and H.
II. Winslow.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
THE CAST


Miss Cahin dispensed sunshine with
a lavish hand in her optimistic little
comedy, Just Around the Corner" at
the Playhouse last night, and the large
audience responded 10 the noted COM
edienne with laughter, applause and
encore calls.
Everybody was particularly desirous
OF hearing Miss Cahill In the song spe-
olalties which she does IN inlmitable
fashion. and for which she Is famous.
This opportunity was given at the end
Of the second act, when the star kept
the audience IN nearly hysterical de-
light with song after song, In which
darky dialect predominated, and given
in her own indescribable and uncopy-
able style. The encores continued IN
I'll the singer was literally out Of
breath.
Just Around the Corner" depicts
Miss Cahin as a once wealthy New York
widf~-. now running a small town store
and hoping TO ind nelghborliness. The
old store with its ancient stock OF
crackers, striped neckties, eggs. har-
ness, groceries, sample Of rust-proof,
yes. and pickles, was a comic page in
itself
Customers were an unknown guam
tity, but the new proprietress imme-
diately hired a floor-walker, because he
was a young crook who wanted 20 re-
form; a cashier, because she was
little actress out OF a Job; and man
ager, because he also was out OF
lob and dlscouraS Sed. The former clerk
was retained but sent for a shave.
The corner store Is opposed by the
mean, old codger who owns and bosses
the town, aided by his chief satellites
the country editor and the town mar
shall, and who has before this had all
the town trade for his own store.
II is a play which Is Just suited 10
Miss Cahilrs wholesome, friendly per
sonality. and kindly humor, a play with
the human touch.
The star is supported by company
which Is not only clever in acting. but
individually likeable. The members Of
the cast are regular fellows" -
There is OF course a villain. the town
boss, with his wife as a friendly enc
my" 70 the new storekeeper. And there
are no less than four romances which
underso comic-tragic complications IN
I'll they end IN the final clinch-kiss
familiar 10 frequenters Of the movies.
There are dimpled girls in the play,
whose pretty, red cheeks Il would be
no hardship for anyone 10 kiss.
u is rather tough on the hero that
the curtain goes down leaving him un-
kissed. but II provides an original and
funny ending to a charming comedy.
aust Around the Corner" VIII re-
main at the Playhouse for the rest Of
the week, with a matinee on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31

Business partnerships Will be forme.
by the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31

himself He is supported by Miss Jane
Novak, who has been In support OF
many prominent Paramount stars.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31

letters and he advises their relatives
and friends TO Write them frequently
Evening star., 1919-02-23
81 300 PER MONTH

Large eastern corporation has an opening for
a live man with sales and executive ability to
fiji position manager for a chain of counties.
We marketing automobile accessory
which has worldwide demand. an article that
has been tried ont and Endorsed by the largest
companies in the country. one that has abso-
lutely no competition. For aggressive man
who is desirous OF establishing a permanent
and legitimate business of their own and who
can invest at least So 600 tfor initial order of
merchandise, which should not last but fifteen
days. for competent man 81, 500 per month is
easy money. 81 600 cash can handle this prop
ositioD. For appointment, write The Evening
Star at once. giving telephone number and
address. Address Box ASP. Star office.
Evening star., 1919-02-23
PERSONAL.

C0nffA0GA

WILL RID YOUR HOME. WAREHOUSE Or
barn of rats, bedbugs, reaches. SAPP, Room
g. 1920 New York ave. Phi. Frank. 2309. mh10'
Evening star., 1919-02-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A FIRM Of interior fresco and mural deco
rators would Like TO make connection as to
expanding their field; no Investment necessary;
condition on interview. Phone Main 1612.- .---
AMY OFFICER, recently returned and in
touch, with business OPPORTUNITIES ''over
there desres partner with fnancisl backing
to enter hotel business in Paris: this idea is
not fully expressed herein; splendid opgor.
tunity to doable Investment For interview
sddrcss Boz: 25s P. star Office.
AUTOMoBILE TIRE proposition. with eI-
elusive territory. District Columbia Alexandf.a
and Fsfsn soansiss Win ee.. 0u YOU fro
y q. 500 to ss.ooer Then befe IS your chance
For Particulars address Box 1ss-P' star ot-
ice -. .---.--- - -
BOARDING and rooming house 20 rooms; K
st.; large income; price right.
Rooming house; business section; 15 rooms;
income about S273; price, 81 200
Grocery and meat market; no better loca-
ton; fresh stock; good fixtures; Will invoice.
Light grocery and confectionery; living
cigar. confectionery and soda; 18th St. ;
rent. s45; heat free; fixtures good as new;
price, 81, ,7o0.7 = -
nished: owner leaving city; will sell for less
than cost of equipment.
Five and ten cent and variety store; large
stock; we'll established; asking $2, COO
We want business places of all kinds for
cash buyers. List your place and save time
and money. No overcharses. All business
con0QentiA5 .
MARSHALL business Brokers. s1s y. 7. ave.
BOARDING HOUSE. filled; close to center;
s. GOO equipment, ali paid except 81 600, pay
able at 500 per month; will sell my equity for
1850 cash: This is little gold mine. Ad-
dress Box 2as-M. Star office
CARPENTER SHOP for rent; good locA ton;
complete stock and tools for sale. Call Satur-
Gay or Sunday from 10 till s, I402 st. NV.
23s
CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND-Bargain for quick
ca sh sale. The Senate. 1904 7th st. NV. 23s
CIGAK, delicatessen, soda business. etc, store,
oa 14th ST.; very cheap rent, newly and nicely
equipped; must sell at once: asking SLIGO.
Hotel and lunch: established many years
location very desirable; retiring price. $12 600;
cheap rent; long lease; % rooms. baths.
Hoorning house. 20 rooms, baths; rent
S74; income, $3.50 month: only 81. $50.
Lunchroom; location unsurpassed: receipts,
ss5 daily; price. 5000.
New York Business Brokers,
Evening star., 1919-02-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued.

INCORPORATE your business: avoid partner
ships; protect private property from business
ventures: Information free. Philip Lawrence.
former assistant secretary of state, Huron,
n |
Evening star., 1919-02-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.

ContinueA.
BUICK light six: eIcchent condition; good
tires. lots Of extras: 1915.
Studebaser T-pass.; good tires; In good run
ming order; $50.
Packard 80. big four; no body; SllvcEtown
cord tires; excellent condition; S3s'6.
Warren roadster, $50
Marsefte- Buick: solid attachment: S1o'.
Signal truck, light, 2-ton; Red Seal Conti-
mental motor: $500.
Autocar truck. $2s5-
Robert Hersou. IIo-1l2 Az 81. s.w.
CADIII4AC-s scyiinder 7-passenscr touring
ear; perfect condition: new paint: all tires
nearly new; winter top attached; extras,
summer top, tubes, bumpers. etc; guaranteed; ;
$500 cash. Rear SIT c St n.e. pa
CADILLAC and other makes of used pas
senger cars; condition guaranteed
THE COOK SToDDARD COMPANY,
Tel. Franklin $500. l13S-4o Conn. ave. NV.
CHEVROLET 490-la1s; splendid condition:
terms to reliable party. Phone Col GSiI.
CHEVROLET 1918 for sale cheap; also 1917
Dodge touring, Apply Gro Newton st. NV. 23s
COLUMBIA electric; new Edison battery. Call,
between 80 and $50 pm, :s323 ST. NV.
23s
Evening star., 1919-02-23
WINDOW SHADES

sHADES-Good quality Opaque shades. ftte
to your windows, soc: the best quality o.
opaqee< shades. 95c; hung free. We call wit
SAMPLES sK1EEBLAT'r. 11th and stA ne.
Evening star., 1919-02-23

BUICK. 1o17, toorlng; new top; nsvly paint-
ed; en4tnt psffect; 500 cash. R.L- DentscA,
Art %. 2o isth nv. ~
Evening star., 1919-02-23

SECRETARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. doing
highly profitable business desires services of
secretary treasurer. aged between 25 and 40.
familiar with douhie-entry bookkeeping and
able to invest 5000 to $500 where 1t will
yield unusually large returns: references re-
quired and rigid investigation invited. Ad-
dress Box 31SF Star Office 25s
Evening star., 1919-02-23

2509. Address Box TIP. Star office. 23'
OVER $1,000 NET PROFITS on investment OF
800. Is it possible? Yes. Let prove it
Facts from United States government experts
and bona fde engineers reports proposition
limited 10 few. d. {. Porter, 100 broadway
Catx Npr
Evening star., 1919-02-23

Lawyer. writer organizer. familiar with
departments. personnel and procedure, Office
routine. correspondence, etc; closing contrac.
. xisting throughout war period, desires form
ing new business connections. Address Box
.O-P Sfar office Ss
Evening star., 1919-02-23
WANTEDLsrTuAr1oNs
MALE.

AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC: will run garage on
commission; Is years experience on practically
al makes OF ears. Address Box S1e-P, Star
Evening star., 1919-02-23
POULTRY, PETS & LIVESTOCK.

ANCoNA cockereI, Sheppard strain. cheap at
S3 also. S. c. white legborn coekerel, at s..
T. S. Fisher. Boyd, Nd.
BABY CHICKS must have the
proper food to make a start in
life: Star-Chic-A is pure food
that will put the chicks on their
feet and keep them growing; all
size packages. Get yours from
your dealer or Golden & Co.
Manufacturers, 922-928 La. ave.
BARRED ROCK cockereis for sale. s. each.
1857 Valley place s.e.
BARRED ROCK hens and pullets, s.. so each.
Phone HyattsviIle 4-R.
Evening star., 1919-02-23

PRIVATE SECRETARY clerk in law or
commercial firm; practical experience and
seven years of academic, commercial and
legal university training with five degrees:
typist. with knowledge of filing, shorthand
and bookkeeping; best references; just out of
officers training school. Address NJ l.. G.,
21 Champlain apts.. 142i K st. NV.
Evening star., 1919-02-23

OVERLAND, 1918; electric starter and lights;
just 0yerhauled; IN Al condition; Nll demoa-
otS1te. Phone n. 25&res,
Evening star., 1919-02-23

POSITION In lsw offices by young man having
four years experience practitioner in
neighboring state; situation as law clerk, can
furnish reference. Address Box 314P, Star
Office.
Evening star., 1919-02-23

OFFICE MANAGER open, experienced auditor.
accountant. correspondent and handling help;
high Endorsements WUiam r. Branch, Glyn-
don, Md. 23s
Evening star., 1919-02-23

YOUNG MAN, 25. years experience subex-
|ecutive. Office methods, handling help, directing
wofk. combined business and technical train
ing, desires place requiring executive ability.
Address Box 3O7-P Star Office 25s
Evening star., 1919-02-23

SECRETARY Y-STENoGRAPHFR. young man.
aged u. competent stenographer and typist.
with knowledge of bookkeeping, desires per-
Manent position where ability. accuracy and
attentiveness will lead to promotion; OBJ
lection to extra hours or travel. Address
Bcx 6S-P Star Office 23'
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-21
ANNOUNCEMENT

In announcing my candidacy Tor re-eteeaion
10 lie Maryland Senate, subject % the ileIlio
rra IL primaries, ii Is proper tfat shouln give
some account of my stew ardshlp since ! haxel
haan II Inc employ az my fellow citizens o.
Anne Arundel Geunty IN dong thus knoM3
81 no hetteT way than 70 make public = ietter
iprd from one who has watched ny career
since have been public otisial he SAYS:
have had my eye on You for many Years
and am clad to BE abb to say that nave
AIWaYs found ynH RI your Eost, ready te ao
ynnr fun duty " the AsfgiAtatAfe ~ is 49,.
been espsrialiy active IN the Interests e our
schools and roads. aud in the detense ~ orr
County against the etacr9ae iiiaents q bai.nVse
CITY You have secured The passage OF htils
fDr the construction and repair Of school
houses and have bsen especially helpful IN OBJ
atAiniag better salaries for our Teachers y hF
following SUMMARY viii show your work N
these and uther ways;
.rThe insredaets0a af resolution far Ma
stiensl Defense road from Rladensbnrg 20 Camp
Parole: The securing IL State Aid Tor roads.
working fersistently for their bettPfneHt, ana
IN Id all ypH have done more Tor ne roa,ss
.than n4asss skAsex sfaaas ynn have ever been the
kriea ana frne friend 81 the oys9efInan fgu
topk The military rensHs d the Comfy r. youf
own expense at the extra session yon knps
pOrtnd ssronrIy the hill for = Council Of De
tense: introduced and worked hard Tor ne
thiI 10 establish tle military camp g lamp
Meade: secured the PASSAGE Of balls marking IN
ant,rot,riafian for the Agnlory and raising me
sfsfus III St .Iohn's graduates To rank as itert
.tennnts In fHo Army; offered slsn the following
bif III enlarge the .IcssWp 0ttt Farm ataot her
~ cnTtllai ia able hodied men TO work six days
III the srssk. and still another tending to the
enaservatlon Of food mud working 1eai9usly for
81. measures looking tn The successful Rrosecu
zion Of the war In the Liberty Loan cainpaign
yos tTavoled all over tho CountT working NTH
sfsnionel Hopkins Judge Moss Mr, Ridgely Mel
IN and others To aid h the increased pre-
dreticn II food for ostr soldiers you worked z
greater sercare on your farm. even though A.
loss ewinr Ia labor conditions, II the Rcd
Gross work won had ynnr whole heart And
xaul being generous with financial aid and
lending your trucks and hired help beth le
alis and elsewhere. Whenever called mon. II
all Communifv work ven responded most viii
ssnglv In closing | max say without exargera
zion won haye been the strongest sud mcst eff
sient worker We have Ind u our Legislature
snf many years, and ron richly deserve re.
election
If tbs people Aeaiu repese confidence n mr.
bS sending me to the Senate ] promise e do
80 IN nav power N Ynerit The high praise be
slowed Span ms shove ard 70 work nntirinSsy
III tho interests Of unr Comfy ard IFS citizens
FRANK Af pJiNALI,
.S-Ittf st. Marrarets. Md
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-21
CANDIDATES COLUMN
ANnnlgmee CpgnMg


nessAy anDoanEe that sGn candidate
faf the ulsseH IL A9grk 81 the l1rriait s osiet
fur Amaze ArunEse& Ssanflty. uuD5eEf ~ khe
Aextoa ~ the Democratic RrtnNAfteA
iii making this reimbursement feel thRs
1 ahDuid state hFieag. kfret~-I nat -
am noEninat ted aud eiere@d ~ this onaee
ain 10 thu bses IL my skill and 5udk
meat diligently aasa faithfully. without
partinltty or prejudice aiseharge the duties
&c said oftare. WAS appointed = depNty
clerk ansIer Aat0r kpfxgG hArE0osa- tnen
clerk in tbe Eprang Of 1881 and upon I1r
sieafh IL Thomas & Fteall In April sSst1
q svas appointed Chsef Deputy Clerk. And
have served continuously as Chief Lset,lSy.
Sunstey- Mater HarM0pd. John Bansapn
ana nF George Wells, vi y the latter
death iH SeptamiEF 1873 uR the nTst n
f)tsoter. a9ik. WAS By the Judges uf the
Circuit Court % this eirrnit. unantnonaiE
appointed Clerk 0f the gaan te seacctet
our late lan1emtetl IF. 6seUFRe Wells. nhtil
thee next General Election Ia November %
the present year.
with my Tong service and experience g
4 puhlis. servant. ! feei that tau con
lidenliy iv0k for B tayai alti hearfs SUP
y,ogt 81 the gOOd people nj this eausity -
the ex,Iiing Primary aud General tiectlgn
have Always regarded pubiic 0nleS
rs i public trust aud firmly bsileye Iaal
he who faithfully and honestly disebHr gel
Tie duties N the ohipn 20 which ne nas
been elected or appointed best serves M
Isapty aud the putitc.
jy.rs3- RI " "A. =. ~ 1tyIsss AZ y.
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anors. 1aas lad
yvrRANUn EXAMINATIONS
sTArR sCHoI.ARSEEIPs N
rS01NEERINu COURSES

rSTR Veg Ex EXAMINATIONS for the ~
..artfnent of EngineerinE. as well As tos ms
rnll4ce az Arts and Seienees will g aela g
Gilman Hall H1ss.eood Mg AZ :,
q Al Mi each day
Appf .ff.ATIfgs 20 n SCHOLARSHIPS
IN THE DEPARTMENT or FsNGt Ntsffsl NJ.
exfMbatshad nnder the proviAiuns 81 The AaMS
sa.eS,rea III there i more than ane applicant
Tor 1 particular scholarship competitive es.
arnia stion lnMSa be taken FRIDAY ~ ~
BER 81 beginning at ~ Appointments
NilI be made soon thereafter
zach LNcislAtiva District d Baltimore CITY
And each county uf the Stale, with thn exeeI'
fios, AZ Howard Queen Anne'e and Somerset
counties wi II be entitled 10 one aF Haofe schalaE
shi,s for fhr 1919 1890, N addiloh 70 those
ALREADY assigaea IL resident slnagMtN In the
three counties mentioned above. al the avail
ahlp aehalarshiis have heen awarded
Under the PROVISIONS Of the Act 81 Assem-
sbly Ire County aud City Scholarships W lhe
Department 81 Fnrineorine are awarded only
II deserving students whose financial ciTruns-
Stances are sueh that tltey are nbahls 70 OBJ
tain an education in Engineering nnsrxA srne
tuition Is granted Ia theu he scholarship
entfsse the holders 20 frOe tuition, Tree use o.
ssxt.bonks and rxeunpfion from all rccniaf fees.
Tine Of she scholarships III each County ard
sAch Legislative Bsstrirf at The City eArrtes
also the sum of S1nn The exs'ctlae 81 n tend
an4a for those who do not receive scholarship
IL mt greater than 81 other Maryland instir
siutions
s.holarshsps may b. awarded ID graduate,
n i.nyola College ST Trims College. Washing.
ION CoIlece Western Marylsnd College. Mary
land Agricultural COLLEGE Mt 81 Mary,s Col
Iege Rock Hi College,
One scholarship will he awardrd Al large
Applicants should address The Registrar
'rhe Johns Hopkins Enivrrslis. fNr blank forms
II application and catalogues giving iuf0rma
Iion rs 10 raaininatinns s~Ard 81 Scholarships
and courses of instruction The nrAl session
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-21
LETTERS TO EDITOR
TotAe Editor 81 the EUcntag Capital:
aNnslc Us. King Morpheus

Dear sir Now and then We and
or hear Of people who live lie of
secIusion. and usually they seek an
isolated spot In some mountain care
Or far away woods. their object being
guess. to eyade the hustle and bus
tie Of city life. and in most cases, evan
association with anythinH human
these hermits by far as We know are
then perfectly contented. But have
heard OF hernits taking musical In
strument with them. for as one og our
poets has said, music hath charms to
soothe the savage beast"
It happens that We have candi-
dale right here In Annapolis who
would no doubt fiil d vacant hermit,s
cave, provided music was left oat,
for he loves 10 complaint to the police
when he hears music after . o'clock
IN the evening. perhaps his retfrihg
time. Now il happens. unfortunately,
that there are others III his neighbor-
hood that do not care to live hergnAss
life, and like to entertain occasfunasay
and do not retire 1T $ o'cIock, and
q
some Of them have pianos. players and
other forms Of music. which they feel
Is theirs to play when they feeI lska
playing, and not one of them helieses
In rlotons entertainment a. slrss
nit Wonld lead the authorities "a 3D.
lieye. Furthermore, they ara sespN
able. III oT them, and when this hag.
nit requests the police 70 box the h&r-
mony to give King Morpheus chanee
at 1o:S0 p. M. he's stepping on s0rne-
one's toes
4 would advise this gentleman and
al others like him to seek and and
himself ! cory little cave. say a. the
Sahara, where he could have nsace
ana quiet fus MS troubiea eonsclensa.
II. +. EPHRAIaE.
Annapolis. Nd, Aagust 20.