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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
Admiral laperten Retired

Rear Admiral William u. Caperton.
wha went on the retired list June 30
on account az age. was until recently
in command az the Pacific feet Of the
United States Navy Admiral Ca
perton is i native Of Tennessee and
d graduate OF the Naval Academy In
the class or 1875
During his long career In the Navy
ne has seen service in European and
AsIatic waters and performed impOr-
8tant professional duties on land, such
as supervision III. the geodetlc siar-
yey. Inspector OF ordnance. inspector
DC lighthouses and commander Of the
Newport naval station Upon attain
ing the rank Of rear admiral, IN 1913.
ne was put ID charge 81 the Atlantic
reserve sseef, ard Ia 1914. foilowin /
ths outbreak Of he war, he vas as-
signed to i special cruiser sqaadron
that did duty ID Mexican and Haitian
waters.
While on duty with the Pacific aeet.
after the United states entered The
war. Admiral caperton co-oDerated
with the British and French naval
forces III clearing the sousl Atlantic
OF German raiders and h maintaining
Il val patrol it the ELS. ccast ol
Soufh America
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
COUNTY NEEDS Sl25.ll)O
Commissioners Hold Weekly Ses.
sion And Pass Resolutions
WATcHMAN's VACATION

lng ihe resolution that The
Presto eilt 81 and ii hereby ms raeiea
a.l empowered 70 norrow snm of
none not ID exceed sl25, ,0tsO at tho
81; rate of Interest possible, for the
PURPOSE 81 reaeeming outstanding GER
tlsicafes. the Board of County Com
mi IL sioners for Anne Arundel county
li.ef hi regular session yesterday anu
transacted The following additional
j usiness
Ail order of Commissioned Well was
a1ontel
That the Clerk have mi icc pull
lsslled III county paper Inviting
taxpayers of the First Precinct of tlie
Eighth election district Who are inter
ested Iii / good road n,osencnt 10 meet
dit Friendship, July 5ifl, Al 2 n, O'Clock
iii Ille Odd Fellows Hall
was adopted and ordered pub
I.aled
The following petition vas received
s.SNe. tlle nnlcrs gllca property own
ors, petition the Hoard of County
commissioners Id throw up one mil
of road ira, slla Csansls read towars
AagOiily FIver through land formerly
owned Isl C N. Brown and others
ID. II BEsLI.1NGSLE
AND OTHERS
Mr. Il q Henry with 4 delegation
og taxpayers from the Second district
vicinity of Colts station. we're leYort
the board, asking llat 1 road re open
ED from tile county road near Colts
station To the old Severn river road
Ill was decided 10 have Mr Myers aue
Engineer Haylnan meet MT. Henry and
other interested persons ak Mr.
Henrys residence Oh Wednesday. I,lls
7ld. al 10 o'clock Ii III, 10 look over
The proposed road
Mr.. William Gray was before tlle
board complaining that the other keep
.er iii Stony Greek bridge was not 90
ing his duty
II was ordered that the Engineer
.he authorized to have the necessary
alterations made III he truck donated
10 the county Is tie Stale Roads Com
mission.
Mr. II. If Tongue. night watehman
#ai the Court House. vas granted s
two weeks vacation
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
rWo IcEBURGS SEEN
WHERE TITANIC SUNK.

4 radio message received at Sidney
III. S., states that two large icebergs
believed TO be more than two hundred
feet tall. had been sighted in the vi
.cinity Of the spot where the steamship
Titanic was sunk. and that the bergs
made Transatlantic navigation danger
.ons in that region. They were report.
ed SO close together that they are be
aiayed TO be Joined under the surface
Dense fog hanks snshroad the Al
aanifc from Cape Race Newfoundland
80 4 point 100 miles south of the iss
land Mariners having occasion to
dragel along the northern steamship
route have been warned TO keep a care
guI lookout. as several ships have been
damaged BY colliding with bergs this
season
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z 1797E 2 41
AMERICAN LEGION
PLEDGES SUPPORT
TO COUNTY BOARD

II Z
The following n d copy Of 4 letter
forwarded Oh Monday last from the
headquarters, Maryland Branch Amer
lean Legion. to the board ot County
of Anne Arundel
county
sir:
sIn cSsacasE with slie rlGaEfnien Gf
the several states ot the Union. per-
nit me, OH bellalf Oh the American
Legion, ia make the following stata-
ment
The American Legion, which II
the National Organization of former
service men. soldiers, sailors and mar
ines. pledges yon full support of both
Tho National Organization and the
branch iii this state. tll your Efforts
to maintain one hundred per cent
Anerleaniain based on law and order.
This support ii particularly pledged
you and all those associated with you
for good government on this, she first
Independence Day after having finish
Ed the Job Tor which we entered our
Country's service
Respectfully yours,
REDMOND o. STEW WART
State Chairman.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02

AVENUE or TREES
FORMS MEMORIAL

4 The planting Of trees aa memorials
10 soldiers who gave their lives in
she war has been adopted in other
countries as well as the United States.
shere the plan Ii advocated by the
Secretary of Agriculture
The principal of the ATdlethan pub.
Bic school. New South Wales. has writ
8em to the Australian Forestry Jour
hai that In August, 1917. an avenue
Mas laid ont III the school playground
sssnd d tree was planted for each Ardle-
than soldier, an oxiodiaed copper plate
Aoing attached 10 each tree with d
secord of tFae narne. rank. and com
sailnity Of each man All the entrance
l1o the playg round trees we're planted
Tor soldiers who had fallen, then
came those iii honor og former pupils
lof the school. and finally those for
Others who enlisted locally Iii this
sway ail avenue of l25 trees has been
anaie to form complete roll of honor
which will stand for centuries. The
ground was prepared FIX the school
pupils. liul the treea were planted by
or friends of the soldiers
fhDnored.
The Queensland correspondent of
1iie AustraIasian recently recorded the
Zplanting of 10000 trees Iii Anzac Park
aat iile expense of j pnbiic-s spirited clti-
zen. 1900 oi them Icing hi memory
sof soldiers who had died iii the war
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
cHILDREN'S BUREAUS
FORMED IN is STATES

Eighteen States have given official
i'd the needs of their chill
aren by creating special divisions 70
look AFTER childrcn's interests. accord
ing is statement issued BY the chill
dren,s bureau. United States Depart
uent 81 Labor. The frst division Of
this sort was created Id New York iIl
1914 Kansas, Ohio, New Jersey, Mas
sachusetts and Louisiana secured
their divisions III 1916 Montana Gre
ated one In 1917.
ia the seventeen months since Jan
uarv i, 1918. eleven new children :
dlyIsions have been created, aIl In
crease Of 1s7 per cent. The Increase
has kept pace with the children's
year campaign for healthier children,
which was announced In January sis.
one Of the objects OF the campaign
was ID obtain the establishment 0s
more state divisions especially charg-
81 with the care of children.
Florida, Pennsylvania. Minnesota,
Norsh carolina, South Carolina. ken
tnckv west virginia. Wisconsin. In
siana connecticut and Rhode Island
are the eleven States which recently
created new chiidron'A divisions
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
4. THEODORE BRADY
FOR STATE SENATE
IS Candidate For Democratic
Nomination And Pledges De
vosion TO Public Interests
TO WORK FOR EcoNoMY Y

Former State Senator A Theodore
Brady, praoilcing attorney of An
napolis. has announced his taillidaey
for the Democratic nomination Tor
lJfhe state senate
His announcement was made In the
following statement
in order to make positive what
many persons have assumed, ] do
hereby announce that an q eandI-
date for the Democratic nomination
Tor stare senator. 10 represent Aline
Arundel county IN the General i.s-
seinbIy os Maryland
This determination IS The res:slt
Hof the most careful thought and serls
Gus personal consideration ailii advice
anu assurances received from citizens
sof every political faith
The ogticn of senator. 20 represent
the State and County III the Leglsla-
ture, lis the most important within the
gift og the people Therefore. 4 ~
Ithu civic and. may not SAY the sol
emn duty os every man and Wolllaa,
who Iii intersted III clean and hOflass
government, I'd take part aud make.
every effort To see that hey are repre-
sented by d man who mas their welfare
aud Thai 81 the county at hs,art
Fully appreeiating the many prof.
iems and responsibilities our state
anu County faces Il this ti,ne iis.i ess
peclaily itls pros tenn of 80 ION Wliis'si
Iii most serious question and Il ~
et.org towards retrsncllmeat III asae
expenditure og public money il not
made DIT once the burden viii le 50
great unon the people That They viii
MOT It'd able ID carry II, and the right
prospects for tAe eouiity,s future W.ii
no gIimmcriug, IL the feople see iii
.to ti0 me tfe honor by nominating and
eleeting ME to tile high office 1 seek,
a sill pledge myself 70 Le antirllg q
III my Efforts III Improve the colida-
sasR haEelsy w relief 81 tlae
people without injury 70 the fabric oi
our county government
IIa due time will submit my ylews
ln detail for the puLlio y consitlera
.tion, with every confidence Ill the ilnal
result THEODORE BRADY.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
NO PAPER FRIDAY
FROM THIS OFFICE

Friday. the Fourth Of July, heing
one Of the three holidays in The year
on which the Capital snspends publ
cation, there viii te no paper pub
iished from this office.
The Capital follows custom since
It's inception thirty fise years ago. and
sllspends pun liea. ion of Jlly fs5nrssl
Id order TO give Is force well earned
rest from their iai.ors. and The priv
iege Of enjoying the Glorious -Four. d &
with the resi- 81 humanity The o.
casion for reJja.eing this year IS espe.
ciails marked
After tomorrow issue there will he
no paper printed at this office until
Saturday &c ernoon Tie Capital asks
lie indulgence Of lts asisert iaers, Sub
scrihera and readers generally. all Of
wh0m Ii wasiIes pleasant Fourth
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
TO TEST VALIDITY
Of BOARDS 0RDE R
Counselor Ruliman Expects Tc
File Petition In Filtration
Case Tomorrow
WHAT COURT HAS HELT

city Counselor George Il Rullman
stated this morning that he was ready
IS file the petition asAang iiie circuit
ourt 10 vacate The osaer of the state
Goard of Health requiring lie city ta
construct filtration Item tor its
prhlie water supply lie aasiei .aaf
he believed that the action lsad 4 falH
p.ssslleet of uceesss
The fen days given for the sl.sgitua
Iion of taese pr raseeslinss is up oia
July ItIl. aud under he las Is extenll1
"a to tic 5tll. as fhe paegieGs slay Is q
.gesal holiday Il Is probable hoY ever
that tIa petition will se ,ilei tamor5
.ow In nftiar that The Init will not bNas
M too ciose
g'lle cilasacter 81 lie case II such
that i great ,ieal of work Will be fe4
,ilired prepare Il fnr trial and II IS
likely that Nicnolas II Green Will be.
associated III III. Cases Of such inns
2o4anee are generally handed by two
II more attorneys, and tbs II u.ie itl
which the public Is taken IN ose:s
snelming Interest
The case decided by tile Court el
which has the closest Connection wit0
saa local case is that III Weteh againsk
f.oglan tile first cssc reported II i2GtM
Maryland. rle oasa inYolvei t1@
,o1er III tite State load of Health 81
sr,les lie ssonsi fncs ION of sewerage syss
Ems. water supply risterns md tliA
lke, ;ss in the Annapolis case I8
originated through an order af tlfs
card to the County Commissioners o
baltimore County directing the coa
tfnetlun of d sewerage system fos
seyans and vicinity
The III illion iii the case Oh ti,c 5ualgs
nent III tie Court of Appeals was wrias
"a hy Judge St0clbriage The decia
on aplieic he validity 81 l;laeuI III i Isl
III the Acts of 1914. under which the fIa
ration order Mas directed against fsae
~ ok AsnapoSla. ID tisas that usass
Iol may be regarded as settled, bta4
expressly deci,led that the reaganabInS
less oE the order was i matter Tor the
determination III the courts
The Court III appeals renaandesl us
sasc fer further action, as Il had beels
brought solely on the allegation tli:ls
hc Law vas invalid. and gave the Ops
ao.tunity 10 the petitioners 70 prove
lle unreasonableness of The pssler, AIs
eeinent VAS reached. however tllaz
liz case WAS not prosecuted further
FhA Court also said that the manAez
"gf raising the necessary revenue was
aot d matter for the board of liealth
but the County Commissioners to des
termine.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
WILL HAVE
BIG OUTING TOMORROW
Welfare Clinic TO Give Trip TO
Claiborne TO Star Card
Holders
WILL BE GREAT DAY

Each child Of Annapolis who has
been very good and who has done tho
many things which are required BY
the Childrens Welfare Clinic To win a
star card win not be obliged 10 wait
for Santa Claus 10 hiring the reward
therefore Instead they are 10 be
treated right away to one Of the
incest picnic parties that could be
planned FOR them The Welfare Clinic
has arranged for an excursion Is the
Eastern Shore and il Is 10 be given to-
morrow
An effort has leen made 20 reach all
of the children who arr holders il The
star cards and 10 ask them to meet at
the Annapolis High school tomorrow
morning at II o'clock ready for the
trip And they are asked 10 be prompt
because there are some arrangements
10 he made. and that Will ocrupy tho
finle before the boat leaves III i2
There are about fifty.flye children Ok
Annapolis who are entitled to the run
10 be had on this delightful picnic
they range In age all the way from Six
months to nine years. The youngest
Eof the star card holders Will be ac-
eompanied BY their mothers because
1t doesn't make much difference how
nice Il picnic Il II. youcan't get much
FUN out IL Il unless mother is along
If you're only SIX months old Every.
body knows that who can remember 50
far back and those who can't remem-
Der are willing 10 believe Il anyway,
Special rates have heen given by the
management of the ferry line. and All
expenses will be borne BY tho Clinic,
or courss5there must be good thlngs
to eat ~ make real picnic and that
part OF II has not been forgotten. In
stead. Il was one of the flrst pats Of
the outing. 10 be planned. The Moth.
er's Circle III furnishing the cake Tor
II, and The bread for sandwiches is
coming from some generous donor
whose name could not BIZ learned.
fgs1xr.S4s.....S ~. KDMs-. wNtxwMA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
SPECIAL EXCURSION
ON THE FOURTH

Under the auspices of the Toicheater
Steamboat Company d special Fourth
lot July excursion viii be rnn on Fri-
day 10 shady side, where the great
carnival with Its many attractive
events Is 10 be held
The steamer Emma Gllea Will leave
Baltimore lit 81 hi. and Annapolis d.
Ils15 a M. going direct ID Shady
Side.
After making other landinrs the
steamer viii return 10 Siiady Sid and
leave there af O'clock for annapolis
leaving Annapolis at 6 l5 for lialtia
more. For further particulars see ads
vertiaement.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
Broke Ter Arm

Little Agnes, the small daughter 0f
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Myers. nes with
4 painful accident On Monday The
child was playing on the porch when
she fell on. breaking her left arm IN
two places, above and below the elbow.
The family physician was inlmedi.
ately sent for to reduce the fracture.
For some time the little one suffered
great pain Yesterday she was taken
. the Naval Hospital BY the physician
accompanied by the child's father. 70
have an x.Ray photograph made of
the fracture The child Is doing as
well as can lie expected
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
q. aans a Mnr9ev Rrisee

Two naval officers. understood TO be
Assistant paynasters West and Fay.
we're injured. though not seriously
asa their ca damaged. whsn s
into the slaaa of Marley <s:se
on the Baisg napelsa
shortly aeter eight yagssvs
Thefr ma0hina was es
Esa Ike. and there me sen bic
witl kgslsse knr sQEae time.
'ysae nuullser 81 he anG Ne was e ken,
and The mAkker refe b khe STATE
nusousoblss oaacsaas
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02

Hsish profomad sorrosC re 0Aaoancs
fke death 0l orr esteemed President
Madame G. Walker. srlO passed
asoag at her home. Trvifot tOa-oa- EftsdS
soH, Netc York. 0s Sunday. the fteeaibs
Tlgsk dog 01 Nay One Thousand alns
hnwdred aud nineteeM
Mra. Leila Walker RotjHaoD I,as sMcs
ceeded heT ssofher as Frestaesss Of fIse
corf,0Yuisoa rae bnssness srsu con
fiaag asftA0&f cbaage of xspnagesse seNk5
Masr G. J. AfGkR MAwrrAcruRfMa
ca Agena otSgu WigIsaNs. sz OorS
hsIE Styeef, AMapelEg.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
@ 30 IheIr par. n dLree.Ing lhe I.egIon

TO do their part IN directing the Legion
along the lines Of the most value.
Those present were very much
pleased with the visit and talk Of
Major Barrett. and All manifested con-
fidence that strong post would be
secured In Annapolis. MeeiingA will
be held Ii the room Of tho Armory
which has been reserved for the old
service room and spiendldiy furnished
under the direction of John II Roland.
secretary Of the War Camp Community
Service.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
PosTOFFIcE CLOSED
FOURTH or JULY

Friday. July 4th, being a National
holiday the postotIlce will be closed
3n all divisions after 1870 a ID.
There viii be one delivery and one
collection of mail by the city carriers
AT 8 i. M, bat there viii be no de-
livery Or collection by the Rural car
riers on this date,
All mail deposited In the main pest
Office will be dispatched as usual
+. j. LINTHIcuM.
Postmaster
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
4 10 ORGANIZE
AMERICAN LEGION
r,,hetil1e OF Service Men
!, a.tpor Bit Start Made
S Right Direction
RARRET sPO x 3
.bte 81 Constitution
4 AI,lsfie anal egiotl

autl country We
ives together
ail5ailig purposes
,,eboid aud defend The
,t6 81 the United
nerira TO main
snlI 0rtier 81 foster
ilaie i hundred per
itr iilisai "a pre-
saeaiories and Incidents
assa attona In the
Mr. b inenicstte q
..s.s o individual 1l,llsattols
S e3siliuntts state and
Is combat the antoc
II nth tl;lsses and
rs safeguard and
.,aiR ID posterity the
III iastlce freedom
tia1erae q conseerats
\. aaelify our camraaieship
r deviation % mutual
piaHtps
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
rlra-ss Ilanee Tonlglai

Another g Cue series oE dances
given BY the local volunteer IRE de-
partment viii be held tonight u the
CITY Assembly rooms by the Water
witch Hook asa Ladder Company
I,ancing viii lie from s o'clock ttis
midnight, and music will b. furnished
hy sha original eoloFed JaxS band. AIl
patrons are aasured pleasant even.
s5xse,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
ST. ANNE'S PARISH
SUMMER SUNDAY SCHOOL

I The Sunday school Or st Anne's
Parish will continue its session
throughout the summer Scblars
will not be divided according To the
class method prevailing during the
regular season. but the school viii be
taught as 4 group by the Right Rev.
q. Mott Williams
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
NOTICE

The Directors of The Annapolis SAY
ings Institution have declared semi
annual dividend oh per cent. for the
six months ending june 3Oth, 1919.
VIII be put oh Depositor's Books on
and after July 18th. 1919.
b. ALLEN WEIGH, Cashier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02

Typewriters are reported % ne deaK
ia oermauy Iswtse u this coaa.
try. ana cha armlng as well. oraosk
Yirginian -PlKaf.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02

bat email number q service
ressi eleven 70 lle exact. 9
aFt VAS made last evening
ga.!ee ST lArinOry toward the
,,atl. Il Il post of tie American
Tlese Wh0 we're present sign
n ispEieatian fur i charter, aud
alser Nili hp raised to the
mi afleef. without difficulty
sili e another meeting next
and tle lists Will be kept
Eli Ghat time for charter rnena-.
sscial feature III the evening
ssanss hy Major Henry ~
81 Baltimore formerly haA.
wmsn,ler III tho old Fourth
~ Maryland Natinnai Guard.
fAp 18th Infantry Major
iii known To most of those
aal fds address vas spirited
reeeiyed Ela motored down
Aeimefc FOR the purpose 0f
I'D lhe local gathering
Snlreas II Holley was named
arsry chairman. and Lieut..
WanhiaglOu lis secretary
giaaas Ilpiiey was the represen-
n ats unit III the preliminary
etaee which was held at Paris,
iAe overseas conference and
VI those present about the ses
II iaat hotb aud the underlying
5Iss u the Legion.
ssgss.olt followed, and much I'M
sas manifested i'll the organiaa
sftfal admiration was express
" priaeipies. and there was q
sFatectaiipn III the need al jast
I movement III connection with
aslie affairs IL the nation. IT
a vented oas ihat the associations
sFsanisati0n WOULD mean more
~ I4asseii and also that the
ialiaa Was now III its fornaa
itiisa aud lhat local men would
as'r lssFi h making II what Il
Y lna directing The lines of
i1iiy # thrA became members
aaffetl gase plain and forcl-
= on tbs Rriueiples Of the or
-..R ahai 4 had accomplished
Y paRs feT ne future, lie said
IS sas iis9 such thing as rank
saa iliat L Mould not have any
81 With political parties or
81 ile asaal fortunes of any
q SsIlte iilne lie said. that
lll aoiil,l na TOR the things
ieaiet patriotism and the
1 & ae p,ople and would sight
measures opposed to them.
. ffe sid that the men
sefe Tie uniform during sha
eslaer they went abroad or
=, 9afis had done their part for
~ Z lTee,.onl and humans
aer ASSOCIATIONS and sacri.
S perpetaated. ana that
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
NOTICE.

IN order that every house
In Annapolis may be properly
decorated on the most nota
Bile 4th Of July In American
history we have arranged 70
supply each person who Will
bring this card To the Even
ing Capital ONCE, together
with $2.25 in cash, 4 4x6 flag
of the finest cotton bunting
material together With q
holder and pole
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
NOTICE.

have recently moved from my cid ios
eatIss. So Main street 10 %. knowing the
nsalyIIc are aouAecIeAniHg ] want y0u g
knevr sru stu buying old ehoea. Eneae
aIla ladies' clokhing, also furniture. rugs
phone 5oI-R. PAULINE BLOOM.
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tconLInued on Pags FIvel
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{, oer i not delivered
{ and you will
y e i. j cory vii
lg special boy.