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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-21
PEABODY COLLEGE
FOX TEACHERS At
NASHVILLE, TENN.
New Departure In National Baresu "
Frenrl. American Educational
rarreSnOndanee

Reginnng with the next school year
here il ID he in operation ~ George
PEABODY College for Teachers e
NASHVILLE. Tenn. national bureau q
Tsrench American educational CORE
snondenee. This bureau will receive
from he school teachers 81 France,
Belgium and America the lists q
unpils whom they recommend Tor ea.
ncational correspondent Through
.lhe buerean each French class II
America win receive i list % care
fnlly selected French educational cor
respondents. "a distributed throughout
France and Belgium and the war
area that ali important eenters VIII
be represented The French and
American pupils will exchange weekly
educational letters the French pupils
ttrst writing French and the American
|nupii wiring English. Later the Ian.
puages will be- reversed 50 that each
viii receive practice IN writing The
language of the other aside from tht
language training there Will be q hnt
exchange Of historical. geographical
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CONDITIONS
ARE IMPORTANT IN
OVER OCEAN FLIGHTS

Recalling its part Nj the historic
and successful trans Atlantic flight BY
iii American seaplaRe the weather bu
reau, 81 the United State department
81 agriculture raiterates lis belief
that not until improvements In air
craft have rendered them more isa-
dependent or weather conditions than
they now are will lransOceanic dying
be iii all praet icable BIT any rate, on
anything like & regular schednIe The
bureau netsor0logists elOweseeT ex
press little doubt that ouch improve
nients viii be made and that within
few yaars fiyIng across tbs ssas
will no longer be looked upon aa an
adventure hat rather a. necessary
feature az the worlds daily routine
Weatherxreporf since the tYansAt
lantic fIgH VAS made slaow that at
no time since have conditions been SO
favorable as when the NC planes left
Newfoundland In general according
10, the intercollegiate occasions are
rare on which Ideal conditions would
be experienced over as long q course
dis That upon which the navy fiiers
set ont
The weather bureau actively 60
operated with the United states navy
III the successful attempt TO cross the
Atlantic ocean Iii seaplanes Arrange
menis were made for the receipt Of
meteorological observations from
Europe and the Azores. and. In adj
.kfat
made on ships al sea, under the di-
rection Of the naval meteorological
service. All Of these observations
together with those regularly taken IN
the United States and Canada, were
reported by radio four times daily 10
the central once og the weather hn-
reau at Washington, D. G., and to the
base ship AroostOek ut Trepassey.
Newfoundland Al the latter place
these reports were charted and stud.
fed BY Representative Of the weather
bureau and by q member of the naval
meteorological service. and state
memts. based upon this study and in.
dicating the current and probable III.
ture conditions. were given to the
commanders of the seaplanes.
on the historic 10Th Of May. these
statements showed that conditions
Tor the flight from Newfoundland 10
the Azores. although not perfect were
the most favorable they had yet been.
and Commander Towers was accord.
ingly advised to have everything
ready for the start. providing the
forecast was received Ii also advised
that tile flight be made that day, but
pointed out, as did the statement
made at Trepassey, that cioudiness
would be encountered near the
Azores The Trepassey statement In.
cluded table showing the wind as.
distance that would probably be re.
seived Dit successive points along the
foute AS Is we'll known. The flight
was started on that day, and one or
me seaplnnes. the NC 4, reached the
AZORES without mishap and ahead of
schedule time. AS had been predicted.
weather conditions were excellent
over the western part of the course
but cloudiness interferee with nayi.
cation % some extent near the Azores.
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Thrift Sunday Tomorrow

In connection with the nation Y ide
Observance of Thrift Sunday tomor.
row. d message from Carter Glass
secretary ot the Treasury Usging the
continuation Of habits Of thrift ae.
CURED during the war. including the
purchase Of War Savings and Thrift
stamps. viii be read from the pulpits
Of every denomination,
Sermons carrying the message 81
Save First Spend A9ierward. . viii
Ike expounded by clergymen through
out the country, as part Of the Treas;
ury departments campaign TO spread
The doctrine Of sensible saving and
avoidance of waste All auxiliary or
ganixations Including Christian En-
ieavor societies, Epworth Leagues,
and chapters 81 the brotherhoods u
ST. Andrew and ST Phillip and the
Young Mems Institutes have also been
asked to give attention to Thrift sun.
day iii their exercises
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Announcement

4 announce myself ais candidate
for Alderman of the City Of Annapolis
from the Second Ward, subject to the
Democratic Primary to be held on the
23rd day Of June, 1919, and solicit the
support Of all Democratic voters.
will devote my energy and what
ever ability posses to d strict econo-
mic administration Of the City Gov
eminent, believing that 4 retreRehment
is necessary IN the expenditure of the
public funds. to the end that the bur-
den may be lifted from those called
upon to contribute 10 the expense Of
the City Government. Efficiency with
economy will be my purpose and aim
IL elected
1882 JOHN III. TAYLOR
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HELP PREVENT
FOREST FIRES

Can we AFFORD to have forest fires?
Every citizen and more especially
every sportsman should consider him
SELF to be a forest fire warden ex-oiEicio
md directshi energies to the nrcyen.
ton of these destructive contlagra-
lions.
What forest fires do They cause the
loss Of human lives; they cause the
TOSS of homes they cause tie loss Of
live stock, crops. fences. sheds, etc:
hey cause the loss on fe4lcd timber;
hey XIII much growing timber; they
.niure much growing timber, they
destroy seeds, small seedlings and
sprouts; they destroy wholly or IN
part the litter md humns on the
ground within the forest. they destroy
game and sish they cause decrease
Of bird life; u,ey destroy the beauty
ii d region Forest fires are calaini
ties. What are You doing 70 help
prevent thcn,s
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Announce lent

/ hereby announce my candidacy
FOR Alderman. for the city Of Anna
polls, from the Second Ward. subject
to the Democratic Primary, to be held
on June 23rd, 1919
II elected, will devote my time
and energy to the Interests, OF the
Tax Payers, and for the betterment
Of conditions in the City.
1872 ]. GARLAND HEALY.
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DEMOCRATIC CITY PRIMARIES


The Executive Committee 81 tlle Demo
cratic Party far tie City IL Annapolis
hereby gives notice that said PARTY will
nominate by the crawford County syAs
tenn IT'S candidates Tor Mayor. Counselor
and fwn Aldermen. ana one member ~
tile Fly Executive Committee from each
Of tile four wards Of the City az AnlIaps
oils, the election ~ wfiielt officers Is to ~
held ~ sail city on MONDAY, III Ia st.
1919
anu for the purpose III nominating snil
Candidates ny direct vote the registered
voters IL said Democratic harty ire heres
by notified Is attend ii tie following
places and tiiae. namely
M0SDAr. JisNE gsIsD, 1919.
From ! unfll I o'clock. +. NJ.
First Ware Polling House.
Second Ward Assembly Rooms.
Third Ward Polling House, Second
Street.
Fourth Ward-ruliing House, Calvert
The manner a voting IL hi IL follows
Each voter shall mark with black pen.
u after the name "a every nerson tai
thereof IN the blank provided therefor, 4
cross for example IN
Persons who desire ~ be candidates laT
Mayer fer Counselor f6s Aldermen, OF
City Executive Committeeman from each
war4I lit the said Primary Election shall
lille with the city Executive Committee
fye days prior to the day liked by he ~
Executive COMMITTEES for holding the Said
Primary Election q certificate stating bis
nalIle residence. age and the office for
which he seeks To he nominated ansl days
thereafter ne shall pay 10 the ity Exec-
nfIve Committee such SIM estinnted hs
such Committee to he isis pr0p1rfianats
part necessary IL tiefray the eXpenscS ii
said Primary Election.
The candidates who Gle their certias
cate III tile abavc affirP are requested t.
recommend In the said Committee ttlref
persons for Judges and two persons f0i
rlrrks. FIVE DAYS before q e said Primary
Election. The judges and clerks of said
Urinary Election shall IN the aay after
Tile Primary Election make out the nj.
turns thereof aud certify to the Executive
COMMITTEES the names of the persons. res
nestfvply who have received the highest
number ug Votes In their ward for Mayor
for Counselor and two Aldermen. and one
mem her Of the stfty Executive Committee
nf fAe ward far whIrli they are 11nainf.
I'd and flfH said Executive Committee SHIFT
iile the saia nomination papers with tbs
Mayor Counselor and AidrrHmeH IN ths
city ~ Annapolis within one tlag after
tho returns of the said Judges aud clerks
III the said Primary Election are niatle
Ballots may be procured nv desired. by
any and MI caudidafes by application fe
tho undersigned Committee within three
days before the date nf sai,i prtmary
Election.
JOSEPH nj. RTsLLIS.
GEORGE Fl 4t AID
0TAtIS MOSES ELLIOTT,
WALTER r.. GIsAitIS
Executive Committee for City
If Annapolis.
3l0141521
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-21
GREATER ANNAPOLIS IN
pTtRa%EaS

A leading merchant OF Annapolis
who ii greatly eniarging his place
of business and preparing to enlarge
his lines of merchandise and handle
entirely new ones. said the other day
that the public OF City and County II
nine cases out Of ten preferred 70 buy
III Annapolis ii they could set the
goods they desired Consequently, this
merchant, who had the right idea n
the BUSINESS situation and the way TO
meet III. was making il certain that IN
his lines, al least. there would be no
reason for anyone 10 80 10 i larger
city to buy.
The instance of this business man
is but typical Of what dozens Of our
active men are doing In various lines,
a few dwell over much on high prices,
scarcity OF material and merchandise
and other drawbacks 10 the CONNER
ciai life of our community. but the
great majority are going ahead to
overcome these difficulties and 10 make
The most Of the distinct advantages
which are present In the abundance Of
employment. plentiful money and de-
mand for goods Of almost every kind.
Even the casual observer must rec
Ognize that there never has been q
time III the history Of Annapolis when
there were Indications Of such busi-
ness confidence and the assurance that
its volume Will Increase steadily and
substantially. On every side, the most
intelligent and succesaful business men
81 the city are eniargtng their faciIi-
ties for doing business and undertake
ing new lines. tn many ways Annap-
oils Ii being placed on an entirely new
and higher business basis a Greater
Annapolis IN business way Is, IN fact.
here.
An example Of this situation may be
seen IN the building line A few weeks
ago. many people we're saying that
building was out Of the question at
present In view Of the high cost Of
material and labor. But building went
on, and there has scarcely been q time
iii the history Of the city when there
was q greater volume of residence and
business property construction. To
cite one instance, on the extension Of
Murray Avenue alone, fine residence
block has almost sprung into being
over night. while in business and resi-
dence sections. the builders hammer
makes continuous music
The assurance OF i regular building
program at the Naval Academy with
expenditures running into the millions
annually. the heavy maintenance ex-
penditures which will always attend
that institution. and the establishment
of the Eastern Shore ferry service. are
the basis for tie assurance that An
napolIs has most encouraging out
look.
The great majority Of our citizens
ana business men are progressive, and
are doing their part 10 make the Great
81 Annapolis III the business world,
Al few hold it back by lack Of conf
tlence. and, still worse. BY doing the
aort OF talking that discourages. Why
moi altogether for i Greater Annapolis
In business as well as Ia every other
wholesome wayg
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ANNOENs EsIENT

tile nffIce aOf sheriff III Anne Arundel
county subject 10 the will of the voters iu
the coming primaries. ! htse served
seven years iii the sheriff office. md y
elected will serve the public In the same
effieient manner that | have endeayored 70
WILLIAM III X LEE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-21
TIMELY COMMENT BY
TONGUE AND PEN
Sharpened Shafts

PlanfA food crops. A peaeehungry
world has the same hollow feeling
Atlanta Constitution.
The prevailing models in bathing
suits indicate there will be no failing
OF in vacation travel 70 The seashore.
baltimore American
The Department OF Labor SAYS
there Is no footing for Rolshevism III
America hut the Senate Is trying to
provide one. il seems Rochester Her
aid
Nj clemenceau's literary style
shows plainly that II ne refuses to
talk to the Germans 1t isn't because ne
wouldn't know how New York Even
ing Post.
The Knox resolution should be ttol-
oughly debated A dispassionate dis
cushion Of the alternative It purports
10 offer should bring about its de-
cisIve defeat Chicago News.
IL Is breathing no secret to assert
that no man will ever gain the Presi.
dency of the United States on the
strength of the opposition 10 the GOV.
enant OF the League Of Nations. Los
Angeles Times.
Just about the time q man feels
thai he is destined to SET the world on
IRE along comes some pessinst with y
IRE exlinguisher
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-21
roR nousg % DELEGATEs

announce sny candidacy Tor the dem
srratie nomination for fhe Honae ~ Itsie.
gates and solicit the support ~ al Demo
Gratis.
expect To " discharged from the Arm y
shout july srst and viii then resume sne
practice VI Law nj Annapoiia
John Is. STIsAf4OikNs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-21
New i. u &. Slogan Made il Germany

New III. Of C. Slogan Made In Germany
Edward S. McGrath. Of Northamp-
ton. Mass, Il. Of G.. secretary who saw
woman service with the Army Of 0c-
smpation In the Rhineland, returned TO
the United States leaving q reputation
both behind and before him as the
author of the new slogan which X. of
10. workers are using IN Germany
Ii has been the dnty Of X. 81 q men
IN Germany TO distribute large quanti-
lies 81 creature comforts to the men.
There are many little Injuries which
tlle boys can purchase in the Coblenz
stores, notably iron crosses and officers
helmets. But good old American
chewing gum. chocolate, hard candy
md SO forth are not 10 be bought with
money in Germany so the Knights
supply them free.
The doughboy IL the most grateful
II men when anything he doesn't ex.
pect is done FOR him. After the *. Of
&. secretaries distributed candy and
smokes 10 the boys they would be over
whelmed with short. sincere speeches
IT thanks from top-sergeants enthus-
lastic corporais and pleased privates.
10 AIcSsrath. who Il modest fellow
following the strict Is. Of G. rule Of
doing his duty without fuss and feath.
ars, this warm gratitude was rather
embarrassing So called upon one day
70 respond tosthe remarks of com,
pany spokesman who had eloqasntls
thanked the knights for sending q
srnckload OF good eats to the OUTFIT,
McGrath arose and said. quite sue
einctly Don't thank Us. thank the
folks back home !"
AS that epitomixed the spirit In
which the X of g. renders the service
10 the men In service. It was instan-
taneousiy adopted and Is now general
III employed by the Caseys overseas
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AxNogNe EsaKNT

/ mfmh III announce 10 nay friends and
she people OF Annapolis that I viii he 4
candidate for election ~ Alderman from
the Second Ward la the city Eleesicn tp
" held IN July,
forts t0 maintain pFegreasITe and ecene-
fntsai cry Government.
i..i i PAIL MEDFORD.
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] A.NNtlUN LII ENT

To the Republican voters Of Anne Arun-
del county. hereby anhaunce myself n
candidate Tor member nf tire State Central.
Committee TOR said county ut tile primary
election In September.
CHARLES II. IsASIL
a12-f Annapolis. M,iw.
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CANDIDATE COLI

Aag gofer has fAe Tiglf 70 be q
candidate u tiAe farim0gg Efection
Of hGs party. sMDJect h0sceper 90
certain qualifications for special
0fJgces. Make g0Mr 0nn0HNceaseNf
III iris coiAmH ard keep before
the pOfers Nnfig election.
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An NtgE I'M b. NJ

hereby announce my ean1iiaey for The
ofHce IN sheriff II Anne Arundel count
froAa the second district subject 90 tie az
tion Of the Democratic primaries tIi Sep.
feinher. | aprneatly solicit the. support 81
- THOMAS DOVE.
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ANNnUNe EMkNT

hereby. ! announce my candidacy for the
offlre III County Commissioners 81 Anne
Arundel county FOR the First lsis.yirt. sub
iect ta the action of the Democratic pIl,
lie appreciated.
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Se RMENT

Fl desire 10 announce that an can,
s.itats. far nomination for Alsfernlasp 1f
.ssaiia CITY frbia the Third Ward, sub
,.s.st r. the llemocrafle Primaries
II nominated nlld elected vii wark foI
fa,e improvement W tile city Government
81 sssi5 ~ Il o. HTSiG
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FoR Jill % Tile coURr

To the Democratic voters Of Anne Arnn.
tlel cOunty | announce that | will DC Il
candidate for the Democratic nomination
for the office Of Clerk OF the Circuit Court
for Anne Arundel county. subject to the
primary election 10 be helNFfn September.
RICHARD q GIIANFsY.
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REWARE, ERED

REM ARD OFFEK IN reward i"r
Information lealittKr rss'nNnry 81 il;ts
team sfaien nom - iege gtFE 1iHs
fg.11 Sail has p95ll1ana strip ST nee
estsivIs neyt mast elbow W,ist1aitarta
IisiIne Delaware paIagsed over mast step
ped la eanIns fnfaEta FanlllItg. Cd
IaVt. Green 8tS@A
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-21

It seems easier I'd make dollar
60 long. way thasl to make It come
over the same rolane.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-21

Many man izsnublic life expends
most of his activtDan the popular pur.
suit Of lodging issues
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-21
MORTGAGES SALE
or a
Beautiful
Summer Home
M SRVRRy RIVER

Ait the request az the owners and by
virtue Ut the powers IF sale contained In
two m0rtgages from w. Il Laner AMI
wife, the nrst dated 10th June, 1913, and
the second dated 10th March, 1916 and
recorded In Land Records Of Anne ARM
del County, In Isiber C w. Nh. 65 ftHStl
49, and a. W. No. ILL., folio 90 will
ofFer to public sale at the Court House
door, Annapolis. Nil. On
TUESDAY, JULY 1ST, 1918,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. NOON.
All that tract Of land on the north side Of
Severn River. consisting Of ten and one
fifth f1O.2Al acres of land, improved by i
seven room bungalow, with toilet and bath.
and supplied with running water and
Bian Chs. Il e convenient t. the rail
road, boulevard and Severn River being
near winchester station, on the Short
Line r. H.. and about fye miles from
Annapolis. The house liz heated hy hnf
water. has large HOrci8es and good cei-
lar. The property runs down 10 COol
Spring Cove, on Severn Riypr and In
eludes. Iii addition 10 the ten and ore fifth
in the lot of about one quarter OF an acre
0f land lying on Cool Spring Cove. to-
gether with the riparian and water rights.
Al plot Of the property IL recorded In T.fbeF
a. W.. No. TO5. folio s5S. Land Records or
Anne Arundel County.
TERMS OF Sal 10 nee half cash on rat
ihcatien 0f aales balance payable In one
year from day III sale, with interest, and
to be secured by note OF purchaser with
satisfactory surety. or all cash on rntffie
cation N Sale at option of purrhaaer "a
deposit of three hundred dollars t$310O0l
required on iay Of sale For further In
formation Inquire Of the nnderEignes
JAMES 81. AJsNR0E
war. MI MOSS. Auctioneer
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manufactured ARTIST
material and
postals. kodak yie@
leading UP u Tie ls
human symMthiss ai
will greatly reia
ism.
The National
for International
spoilslence n rAl
and IS contiucting
paign for 4 pei'in. "
100 600 The income
will he sniiie lent
nenses of the bur
postage clerical
The movement hA
support 81 govern
tional authorities
j Ciaxtou S tall
tion
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-21

ON the highway Of life. nnfoT<
tunateIy. ali the signposts don't point
from good to better
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VINO SAID he
moi know what Nl0
The first direct S,i
from tho niiesl
mans ms All nffe
barley Boston slfal
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MONEY 10 Dan
LOST

HOST sdIg from II Thomas 80.
taA a f stale ii ssill street q sis,tis
eeafaF strers uekez bassk soiifathitiE
returned n Nin u II I.hoinas III notify
Mrs Wni SlseprSd. IE rssaad, Md. .llan,.
Wsst River Iis III jaisa
I.DST--Isy Mr. Lre y black eatther
double lasp Isp, ke.e tss9k satltalnitx sntl
81 money. Finder HsssEss ttttlIrn ~ MI .
,al tltllss. lai
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The fellow Wins Ma,i
answer may boast t
that itilt the yes iii
II Is more tle
receive. bat Ii Is jR
your self respect
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WAN !. ! ED

84 syNTgIl- A yNiluE if.:si 81
heennls connected AsSE Ii corporation pr
national reIYitatlan hasing selling
experience Isrnf~ffastss TN not absolutely
essential Qnayie S. AlbaItss
III
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-21

Plant food crops. A neaee.hungry
world has the same hollow feeling
Atlanta Constitution.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-21

.niostk
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1919-11-01

-fhe sumptuous ribbons which the
looms have turned out, more than
ANYTHING else have inspired the design
ers of dress accessories this season. 1t
seems these wide and gorgeous prod
ucts of the ribbon weaver's. art. are
most beautiful when not too lavishly
used and are at their best when used
against n background of black or other
somber tone. that casts into relief their
wonderful colorings. Therefore they
appear in millinery i'll scarfs, over
houses and bags to be worn with
gowns of dark and quiet cOlors.
AT the right of the picture of two
matched sets shown here, duvetyn Is
used for the foundation of three
piece set that includes turban. scarf
and bag. This soft, glove-flnish fab
rc makes an ideal foil for the bril-
lance of tinsel brocaded ribbon in
which exquisite colors are blended
and enriched with silver tinsel shot
through the pattern. The ends of the
vide scarf are Sordered with the rib
hon which is finished with deep fringe
ot Lnotted silk. The bag is we'll
balanced composition of duvetyn ana
,sibhon with 4 silk tassei. and the small