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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
ID. or /. Gel LEBRATES
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
OF IT'S ORGANIZATION
Buslness And S0cial Session Marks
luaporsaas Meeting es Nest Rap
lagy Growing order


Annapolis Court S2e. Daughters Of
Isabella. celebrated the first anniver-
sary 81 their Institution into local ira
ternaI circles By an entertainment and
supper last night. In St Mary's hall.
The local court was Just one year
old last Sunday. and has grogn from
handful III energetic women TO near
ly one hundred In the short space q
twelve months
The regular installation Of officers
for the year 1919. was held first, In the
courts meeting room, after which the
evenings entertainment was started
by several vocal selections and reci-
tations M. Denver and Mr.. Norton,
of Darktown minstrel fame also en-
livened the program With few ot
their minstrel numbers, together with
some new Jokes and recitations.
Mrs. Robert Green. state regent, oi
Baltimore, assisted By Miss McReavyi
grand regeut of Baltimore court. con-
Quoted the ceremonies of installation,
putting into their respective oficeH
the following:
Grand Regent. Mrs Vim. r. McVil-
iams; vice grand regent Mrs. VIM.
Robeck; hletorian. Miss Agnes Vie
gard prophecies, Miss Gertrude Lutx:
financial secretary, Miss Nellie Rior'
dan: treasurer Mrs Frank Wiegard
sentinel, Miss Annie Moore; organist
Miss Lille EIenkeI: trustees, Mrs
Charles Traadway, Mrs Mamie Lang.
A sumptuous repast was served BY
the Daughters 10 their guests, and
during the course of the banquet after
dinner speeches were made By Mrs
Robert Green, state deputy Rev
Father TooAey; rector OF St Marys
and Mr.. Nssn. r McWilliams. repre-
setning the state court. the parish q
ST. Mary's nd the local Council of the
knights of Columbus All speeches
we're congr uiatory in their tone and
expression or the splendid work thai
the Daught srs have accomplished n
the past We:
The ents tasnment Was concluded
with q dant
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
COMMISSION ORDERS
ALL or sTATE~AIDED
ROAD 70 BE BUILT

The State Roads commission has
directed Contractor Frank III. Duvall
to complete the whole of the state
aided road from the Baltimore Annap-
oils boulevard to ST. Margaret'a dis
sance Of four and three-flashs miles.
The contract was awarded several
months ago. the cost being s58, 900,
but the commission had not deter
mined whether the whole or haR Of
the work should BE- completed at once.
1t has now determined that the con-
tractor shall push the whole work TO
eompletlon Us rapidly aa possible a
considerable portion Of the grading
has already beer finished
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
English Noaahles Comlng


John Galsworthy. the English writer
will arrive Id New York in few days
20 attend the four-day celebration OF
the one hnndredfh anniversary OF the
birth og James Russell Lowell ar
ranged BY the American Academy of
Arts and Letters MI. Gaisworthy viii
be the arst of q large British deIega-
fion of authors, poets and playwrights
to arrive The celebration will be-
gin February Is.
Other notable Engliahmen expected
ara Gilbert K. Chestertons James M
Barrie. Rudyard Kipling. Robert
Bridges. poet laureate: Conan Doyle,
GILBERT Murray. Edmund COssa. mas
ter os BallioI college, Oxford Au-
gnstus BirreIi and viscount Grey.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
PRIVATE LLOYD rs
CITED FOR BRAVERY

Among those recently cited for bra Ne
u ii France appears the name ok Pri-
yate Il II Lloyd OF Annapolis. The Of
fetal recognition og his service reads:
Private first Glass; Z II. Lloyd,
Company ri Three Hundred and F'fty-
sixth infantry "a 8 No 21Ss256. }
For extraordinary heroism in action
near Beaufort, France, November 4,
1918 Despite the fact that severe
wounds made It Impossible for him TO
take along his automatic rifle, Private
Loyn continued Ia the advance of the
company. Again wounded he refused
evacuation, continuing with his con-
rades until the objective was reached.
Home address Howell n. Lloyd, faith
Ell, Annapolis. Nd z
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
Commissioners HAVE
BUSY SESSIONS TODAY
Order Deposit OF County Funds
Divided Among Three An
napolis Banks
MANY CONTRACTS LET

with the awarding Of the contract
for county publishing and printing 20
the Advertiser, the giving out Of the
county garbage contract. and the par
ment o9 $500 ID Clerk Ogle T'llghman
OF $500 Tor extra services. and 70 place
deposits in the three local banks the
county commissioners 81 their weekly
session today had busy nesting
The contract for hRuiing garbage Mt
Eastport, was awarded to N r Alton.
at $50 per month. and tor German
town, was awarded w ID *. Lee. at
SIS per month
On motion az Commissioners Myers,
seconded BY Commissioners WilkersOn,
an order was passed % pay COunty
Clerk fthe Board TiighDaan for extra
services rendered with the rsnssess-
ment books and new assessment the
sum Or $500
|. The following resolution was pass
ed. That one-third Of the county
funds be deposited ip the Annapolis
Banking and Trust company one-third
Id the Annapolis Bahk of the Eastern
Shore, and one third III the Farmers
National bank, all Of Annapolis; and
further, thRt the county treasurer II
being notified that said funds are TO
be deposited ais above, on and after
February l, 1919. that the usual rate
of interest shall be paid upon check
ing account and upon sinking funds,
sinking funds to be deposited on saw
ings account That all previous orders
be and are hereby rescinded
Report of the weigher and neasurer
was filed and accepted
Al delegation representing the David
sonYiIIe Improvement association Of
the First and Second districts, headed
By Messrs st. George Braber and Ben
amin watkins, Jr.. were before the
county commissioners this morning
with proposition I'd furnish gravel
and place the same on roads where
needed st q price 10 be agreed upon
BY the county commissioners.
The board requested that the delega-
.tiOn take the matter up with County
Road Engineer Haynaan and decide
upon the roads thnt require imme-
diate attention and then submit def
mite proposition as to the probable
cost of the work
The delegation win confer with En-
gineer Haynan and submit the matter
to the board at their next meeting
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
SEVENTEEN YEAR
LocUSTS ARE DUE
HERE THIS YEAR

Seventeen year locusts are due this
year, and county agents of agricnl-
ture have advised that farmers do but
little, II any pruning to their fruit
trees. The seventeen year locusts are
insects that do great damage. especial
III to young fruit treet
Apple and peach trees. from one to
five years old, should not be trimmed
ait ali, he stated. and no one should
plant trees this spring without taking
the precaution 20 wrap the limbs.
Anne Arundle county has the repu-
tation Of being q specially fertile sec
tion for the propaganda Of locusts aild
they have appeared here IN great
swarms every seventeen years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
ORPHANS COURT, IN
REGULAR SESSION, rs
OCCUPIED BY ROUTINE

Disp0sing OF q number OF applica
tions OF widows for administration Of
the estate 0f tlaeir deceased husband,
and transacting rountine business, the
judges Of the 0rphans' court met In
regular weekly session today ST the
court house, al members being pres
ent, and transacted the following rou-
tine business
Application OF Eleanor @. Brashears,
for administration On the estate of
James H b Brashears, deceased. filed
and approved administrative bond
fHled and approved BY order og the
court, letters granted and notice to
creditors given
application for administration on
the estate OF Jos. b Kinehner, filed
and approved. remuneration in said
estate fled
Application of Irene %. Thomas for
guardian of HiIda u. and Sarah r.
Thomas 6led
Petition of Miss Josephine Hogan In
the estate 81 James Cusach, deceased,
filed.
In TMe m&EteF OF the estate OI MI
randa Sylvester, deceased. warrants Of
appraisers issued TO 8. Dorsey Gassa-
way and NJ. IN. Wood ward.
Guardian bond OF Irene p Thomas,
guardian o9 Hilda i. and Sarah p.
Thomas. filed and approved by the
court
Release III Antoine ! McNalnee to
julia McNamee. fled
The tenth account OF Wilmer B.
Einkbine. guardian Of minor children
of Mrs Mary ]. Fgnkbine. deceased,
tiled, examined and passed by order
of the coart on 2sth day of January,
1919.
Order of the court 10 the matter Of
the estate oe walter Snyder. deceased,
to transfer and convey certain de-
postts. nied
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
aNTPNlP SITS CASE
T SNONlEN TO BOZ TON
exhaustive Investiga alton
p,fofe Warrant For
ro,aen.aed Mans Death
,sIr SCENE OF CRIME

ses leates IN the case oi
e,.dt convicted of the n1ar-
'2'ia gy4 oifie May Brandon. show
i. II riaation III the Judgment BY
y y raa;g II Appeals left the once q
slerk 81 tae circuit court for Bal
u !. 3,inv today. and will prob
ass II the executive once
,Is ,oaoir Governor Hasring-
ss,'. atly tie ready 70 take &C.
tiog ii once
eoyeruor Harrington has made IN
engrt rs satisfy himself that
s..,s L no doubt ii the case. He
IS ,ss rad every hlt of the evidence,
s.s.sn,ed s. III Tie voluninous record
10 lines. and on Sunday afternoOu
.,5e 4 yisit III the premises, on Sec
- street III Annapolis, where the
~S,der occurred. He did this in order
Z SATISFY himself on seyeral points
.A.eh had been suggested By reading
ss testimony
The governor was specially anxious
!. ~ the place the two women, Mary
grklns and Edith Credit occupied
,hen Is they testified. they saw Snow
n on the day Of the murder He also
ssaled Is see the route which Snow
81 slated he took when he came from
lrlon Lane d Second street, Just be-
is,s passing the Brandon house
While the governor has not yet
nsda his final announcement, Il may
/ said that he has not yet discovered
anything which indicates 10 him that
mistake VAS made Id finding suow-
asn guilty
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
EPISCOPAL DIOCESAN
CONVENTION TOMORROW
Ar BALTIMORE CITY

Postponed from last year on ac-
count OF the epidemic Of influenza. the
annual EpiaeOpal Diocesan conven-
ton will meet tomorrow In baltimore
The delegates from st. Anne's will be
Mr.. w. Meade Holiday. Or Thomas
Fell. president Of st. Johns college.
alternate. .
The meeting this yesr will be og
more than usual Interest and import
ance as 1t preceded the general con-
vention ID be held h hke fail ct De-
troit, TO which delegates at tcEnorrow's
meeting will be elected.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
Birds 4Rlde The Rods

Birds are fast taking the place Of
hoboes on the brakebeams of trains,
according 10 John RI Sexton. president
.Of the Eureha Nevada Railroad Cone
pany. Of palssada. Ney.
Sexton says birds. especially SPAR
rows and Iinnets, are extremely lazy
this year, and, instead Of dying from
the east To the west, are riding the
brakebeama
Citing an instance, sexton said that
about 300 birds, riding on Southern
Pacific train passing through Nevada
from the east recently, aew from be-
meath their perches on the coach when
the train passed over q rough cross
ing.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
CIVILIAN CHILD
OPERATED UPON AT
NAVAL HOSPITAL.

Elizabeth ALPHA. little daughter of
azr. and Mrs. Alfred ]. Quinn. Green
street, was operated urOn yesterday
1t the Naval hospital FOR adenOids and
konsksa. The chfld's father b engineer
and electrician II the Naval hospital.
and It WAS through the Kindness Of
Capt James q. Field. u. s. NJ, medi
cai dfrectcr, that the operation WAS
performed there zhs operating spr-
geon was Dr. Roharss, n 8. nj, assist-
Cd By Dr. Baker. q 8.
The little patienk s. reported 10 be
doETg ntcaIy today and ss naksng i
cool aaeOvery
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
Y N ORGANIZER
NOT TO BE DENIED
IN COUNTY EFFORT
Klss Reelolls braves tireat Obstacles
10 carry Y. W Idea Into
south Part of County

Btaying muddy roads that we're de-
cared ID be nearly imnassable driV-
81 over rnts and siitches. ponds ard
streams. Miss Ebertha Roeiofs. \. W.
organizer has just returned from
most successful visit to the south
en- section 81 the county. Her OBJ
htige points were wensville and
eslesyille, and al both places she held
meetings and outlined the Y" work
y contemplated insthe county
Miss Roeiofs gave. exhibitions Of
club work. sample Of setting up
drills and lessons Ii parliamentary
as, and in wig wagging The hoys
Present ID we'll as the girls, were en-.
idasiastle aAd decided 20 have con-
lestbetNeen the Oweneyille and Gales
1ille teams
The Girls Reserves for the county
sefe organized and officers elected
ald he outlook ii most encouraging
taf county
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28

The sx-kaiseg's fourth son has se-
cured job With an automobile con
aAny. says 4 Berlin diapatch He could
command any salary IL he would come
over to this country and take I place
with i rich family anxious 70 bnast
real Iire prlnce 10 chauffeur
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
2s SAILORS COMMENDED
BY SECRETARY DA NIEI.S

Twenty sir enlisted men 0f The Navy
have bean pubIicly c0naEnended Iy Sec
sefary BanIeas tor courage and en-
caaacy an the performances d duty
wensy -ans oE sha msn ARE Os The
crew 81 the Akarblahead wan rsscnesl
laherty party On MaVal m0t0E
Iasuxl wAs snnpea III Ksy West
hax5r Iass Espsesnker. TIE Others
Are lnssiys aAl elte HONS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
coMDR VERNON CONES
70 HEAD NAvIGAET0N ]
DEPT AT THE AcADEAEsSs

Commander Walter Il. Vernon, q, S
MI. has reported for dney ak khe Naval
Academy. and viii euccsed COuEnea
Ell r BlaekbuTn as head Ok TIE depart
men9 Oe navigation Commander YER
non commanded the destroys Casela.
during the war, and was specially noE~
ed ~ the navy department FOR his se-
cessful work against the CegFnan au5-
marines.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
WANT

I have from S1sa 10 $40 % spena sor
d 9ped river and bay MesDr boat s. % 6S
&eae 1anG With moaae a@ed. III yOB hare
anYEhfMg 10 offer Ene NHr fhSa m9gey, ad-
dress HeRFy 81 WarHer. The Sun RuaiNang,
BaiftmoRe Nd LIS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28

gonesss q haytag mn while VII
aon d awzy
Irish stew = aInO nnknOwn =
EEasand
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
District secretary ~

Miss Margaret Hall, OF st Paul,
Mimi, ii the house guest of Miss Lucy
HDIIaday, Charles street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28

an 0Ser ees ~ Z hsIpeg1te
sam ~ q al0s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
- Tesser

New BF1ghakn tower ak 1he month Of
the aasrBay river. shs tall1ss structure
sn land. s21 fest high. Is betng
torn down.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28

The key ring syEnhoisxsa the old sya~
Esna of handing oveF Ghs kern rs shs
hosse t0 the lady tlais sas lzsore 0ksess
Il 6assxm use6 s0r elas Wedding risigs
and 0ocmsionalay aar khe 6rOs
81 innes the ring Waa kueseaY ~
taelsea s0 kse key.
A namss diS8xmes can eaMayN ~
skmesd aek ~ hfsnaalg
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28
IK

Fair toright and VedEAe-
day not much change il
temperature
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19
An ACCIDENT.
CHATTER CXXNVIG

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,y.. ,...r Mn. I.rtorr HAD
N.ul tuH Leonard. and what had
hr. sl.l cor done"
pf a sudden my musings were
~uHr.y interrupted with sCrcych
of tnr giant engine. "a raspiuE and
Hirug OF wND.s the train came 90
"a -'.l LaH been thrown from my
scat. and. Edith awakened was cry -
.rp. while Mandy thrown from her
uarruN bed was on her knees pray
Irr wildly lp the good cod 10 save
.r from death
"Dh cod. don't lct US die she
l,raaI and paid mo- attention whom
Z ordered lrr fu gpt up and find out
,n4t v.ns ,ho matter.
"Ior., Do, alarmed" the conductor
had rtpu,a There is no danger We
nam o,,r a tramp. and lu trying 90
avoid him M, train got "A good shak
.ns ur"
.NHa hr killed 90 / asked. horror
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19
T1uEINw or CONTRACTS.

Those VIII inclined TO De Tor lho adoption of the
league because of the representation h"lug made y
the president, win nud 70 beneficial TO recall that h"
matter under dlscuVion is contract iu black aud
white aud that in the construction Of Hnoh au lusiru
mcnt verbal undcrtnndiuga side oTrrcmonts have
no standing in law The president continues To- ignore
the plain provisions or the contract aud assert the
..undersnndngs" or agreements" Of the dcicgatc'
touching this that subject
II you enter contractual relations with your fellow
or fellows your legal adviser will zee that your every
ntoresi II protected In the toXt OF the contract Your
rights and your obligations must be clearly set forth
4, tho instrument Itself For the provisions Of that
instrument squared by the laws made and provided
for such cases constitutes your sole protection mere
verbal explanations or Understandings, conflicting In
7TTEKcsi WITH The wTTTCn r0nIra5J 6"TnF WTThou
standing in law.
This Ia wha, makes the conrnctuai relation tho most
pcrioua of all tho relations Of men. IL your DIS
agreement with fellow citizen arises from other than
conlraclual relation there Nre various rules ~ law
and equity that may be successfully pleaded In the
attempt to arrive at just decision. Hut whore the
dlsagrcemcut arises from contract the decision is
ordered hy the terms of the contract and is not at
ways even approximately Justice, measured by tho
beat definition Of that term You require no contract
to enable YOU to got Judgment from damaging
trospass 10y your nciahbor n he trcspaFHca I'm a
damaging wuy Justice requires that ho forfeit cont
pcnsatlou to you nut there may exist a contract
provision which would. by m mere existence. nousun
you completely
TIT a matter ~ record thot pr'pondoront ure
loritv OF clyi actions n au courts grow ou of 'hc
con,ructual relation between man and man Men may
live ncghbors for years year, In perfect harmony
and never "a grievance And finally entering con.
,ractual relations speedily find Themselves aru'rd
agtlns, coch other IN the counts
a contract 10 Doe sotc must ro specific oua aN 800
.Ur..y rNt o. rfHIfF u rt. %.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19

can You Tel "A BETTER One
Father. what did you do .u '.'
.r,1t war"
II nurscl you while your wof'u-
vas selling FLAGS
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Editor World: ] have been undr-
riIri about being Tor or 1gpius, thr
league Of nations but since g'''iur
tho Information that l.ufolcft'.
Gore. Reed. Grouna Victor berger
In TACT nearly an pro-Gorwtus every
where are against it am Tor o.
How do you explain the fact that the
{ W " and holshcylSts of America
tnd Russia are ao bitterly opposed
fo co. why are all the radical $50.
rl1Ils's opposed 90 it2 why are an
hose disluyH German language
uEinst IT, why are !hr
Hearst papers nEtins'
IT, NNg are the Sim E,u element
of Irish Americans against it' Why
are YOU republicans getting $50
deeply infatuated with such cast.
offs ls EC,d aui Gore. whom NoG
charged with d.sIrHlH during Ihr
war Before a good 100 per cent
American would stand up and Dee
counted with such distinctly uu.
american bunch 1s 1'I those u.u.
toned above hr would suffer death
a thousand times know : would
Respectfully yours
a. y. lNb<.
Tulsa september 10.
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men. shall have been born in Amer
iga or thai lhcy belong 10 any Ger
tain nationality political ptr,y or
Church We do not demand tat they
have any certain amount of property
.L-.--L..-l- : +-----
they hr Americans We do demand
that they respect tins country
enough TO speak It's language and
uh,3 lts laws. We do demand that
thcy join with the rest OF u.s. Iu put
ing up their lives their fortunes
and their sacred honor To- maintain
tho liberties which we enjoy ana 10
protect the NaE which symhoilles
American democracy We viii not
lbdlr one jut or one titiIe OF these
dcmunIy until they are complied
with Tomorrow Is set aside ass a
day OF celebration 10 commemorate
the adoption Of the federal cuus'i'u-
ton. which Is the foundation OF our
liberties and the model after which
an our state constitutions are fash
ioucd y \ d.
Tulsn September IS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19

PHONE COCO FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-03
GROWTH OF IMPORTS.

According to circular published
by the National City Bank of New
York city:
Manufactures imported in condi-
ton ready for use in 1918 were in
round terms $2,1o0,00O,0 900, against
780,O0O,OOO in 1913; manufactures for
further use in manufacture $1,100,000,.
900, against slightly less than $780,.
100000 in 1918.
Much OF this large increase was In
} competing articles, which we can pro
duce to the extent of our wants. Why
import two billion dollars worth OF
finished manufactures If we can make
them ourselves? Why import q bill
lion and one hundred million dollars
worth of partly manufactured prod
ucts, what is called raw material, Il
we can make or produce even hal
of it ourselves? Finally, II we mus
seek foreign markets because Of oul
large Surplus Of products at nome