davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-07-17
Up in the Air

noW did it feel to fly? This
is the question which the
editor has been asked numerous
times since he took a little joy
ride in Lieut.. Floyd Kelso's air.
plane. The editor felt like he.
thinks the jackass on the tread
mill must have felt when, after
hitting 'er up all day he looked
back only to find that he hadn't
gotten anywhere. Having fused
around here for a decade along
with lot of other folk, the ed
itor, while he was on the ground,
thought that he had just about
wiped this here old desert off the
map. But, oh, boy! when you
get up in an airplane, you simply
can't help sympathizing with the
jackass, that's all.
You see it all. There it is,
spread out under you, this coun-
try we've made, this desert we
have been whiting on, the gar.
den of our labors, the graveyard
Of our dreams and the monu-.
ments of our labors. And such
terribly tiny monuments! With
all our big swaths we have no
more than nibbled at the edges
of this thing which the Creator
put out here and decorated with
sagebrush, this thing that man
called a desert and started in to
transform. IF youswant to ap-
preciate fully how really insig-
nificant a dot on the. map is this
Kennewick with its fertile fields
and productive orchards, fly with
Floyd.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-07-17
Bolsheyism

~HAT is Bolshevism? It is
the revolt Of the inefficient.
Not of the skilled labor, of the
brain worker; but the revolt of
the men who can't do things and
want to pull down the man who
can. Remember that.
What is the Proletariat that
Lenine and Trotsky whine
about? He is actually lowest in
the human scale, the illiterate,
the superstitious, the ignorant,
in a country which has no free
don of opportunity. A great
many people mistake the word
for the laboring man. Never in
this world,
The Parlor Bolshevist? That
certain class Of Americans who
have near brains and nothing to
do. They search for something
different"
The truth is, after all great
wars the scum always comes to
the top. Anarchy, red-socialism,
bolshevism.
What is the answer to all this
turmoil of war and RECONSTRUCT
ton? That democracy alone has
survived. Where is autocracy?
Vanished. And bolshevism will
vanish likewise, as the acrid
smoke vanishes after the fire is
beaten down. a
Democracy alone will survive,
for bolshevism is the revolt of
the inefficient.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-07-17

1~HE HOLES in a sieve are
small, but the water runs
out mighty fast. Does your
money dribble away?s Save it in
Thrift stamps.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07
'fNRllAARRUSr WNlo1ek, dina go SStyezliis, 1915.
49,. t.tFflfEatI 5ra| ra59sa 34HaTE s. - IS .aITE- ta1Ee.SW.
zolni i'l'l;i.l
Europe.

Washington stycz. zolnie-
rom amerykanskim pc "a mo-
rem dana bedzie sposobnose do
.zobaczenia troche Europy zanim
powr6ca do domu, poWiedzial Sc
kretarz BakersW hscle do repre-
~zentanta Young North Dakoty.
Sekretarz BakeW#poWiedzia} =
tax daleko jak spraktycznie, kar-
ty beda dane oficerom zolnie-
rom cd organizacyina udanie
sic do. domu. Polise rekomendoWa
ne byIys przez gen. John j. Per
shing'a j potWierdzone .przez de
parliament Wojny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07
.PfezYdelt Wilson odxiedll
Papieia v Wat[y yk

Rzym 6 stycz. -PrezydentW'1
son byl dis u Papieza Benedykta
81 Watykanie. P'rzybycie prey
denta oznajmione zostalo przez mi
.strza szambelan6W PapiezoWi kt6
Iry poke
.ju diva zio ot
cone krzesla byly q
staWiione. RrezydentoWi dozWolo-
no przystapie natyehmiastdoPl q
pea, ktory bY ubrany bale.
szattyy.
Idac do pokoju fronoWeggospres
'zyde1ent wprocee
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07
"Ruchome obrazy'' poslane do
Rogyi.

WASHINGTON, D. G. De-
parliament Rolnictwa ma. prosbe
"Rosyjskiego Przymorskiego Pro
wiincyonalnego Ziemstwa" zaopa
trzy4 ::Komitet Publicznej Infor:
macyi" W prz5eszlo 20 film rucho-
mych obraz6W, pokazujacych pra
&c w rolnietwie i konstrukcyi. O.
Bray przedstawiaja najnowsze
metody W praktyce.
Rosyjski komunikat proszacy Q
te obrazy miedzy innemi m6wi
"Odbudowa Rosya jake silnego
panstwa opartego na ekonomicz-
nych podstawach moze bye doko
mana przez przywr6cenie silly pro
dukcyjnej, a to 5moze bye dokona
he przez zaproWadzenie noWoczes
nych maszynerji i system6w pro
- -H -.e
duktowana. PonieWaz wiekszosc
naszego narodu, a specyalnie lud-
nose zamieszkala W dzielni-
each r~olniczych ME jest dostatecz
ME przygotoWana do majacych
nastapic radykalnych zmian no
woczesnychurzadzen, zorganizo--
wanie W tym celu propagandy
przez Ziemstwo jest uwazane ia
ko koniecznossc obecnej chwili,
ktorej podstawa bylyby obrazy
|ruchome, pokazujace rozmaite
dzia1alnosci W przemysle i rolni-
|ctwie, okazy rozmaitych maszyn i
sposob6w ich uzycia. lego wszy-
stkiego spodziewac sic mozemy
ME skad innad tylko z Ameryki
ii czem PREDICT dostaniemy ten
nlateryal. tenn wieksza osiaggnie--
my korzysc.'
Department Rolnictwa, mie-
dry innemi, wysla} nastepujace II
|lmy: chow bydfa j owiec w lasachI
Ii ma pastwiskach: scinanie zof--
tych soses ma poludnio zachodzie
scinanie sosnowych slup6w W A
|rapahoe narodowych lasach; O.
|chrona drew: chemiczna praca z
|produkt6w lesnych: wyrob kon--
kretu: wyr6b drewnianych obre-
czy: chow drobiu,plantacye jagged
doswiadczenia z konkretem ] ce-
mentem przy budowie mostow;
4knnstrnknya dr6gg dosMiadeze-=
MIA z cegfy przy budowie drog !
inne.
EFH
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07
Podarunek cd Papieza dany
Wlsonowi.
Rwm 6 stYcz,

Rzym, 8 stycz. Przez zjedn.
prase. Papiez, Benedykt spodaro-
wal dis prezydentowi Wilsono-
wi piekny ~mozajkowa neproduh-
eye Guido REM sd piekny obraz
sw. Piotra Mozajka robiona by
Ia Ma gruntach watykanu przea
starozytna fabryke mozajki waty
kanskiej jest jard kwadratoWy
,duza.
Mozajka oszacowana byla ma
$4,000. d.
Kardynaf Gasparri, papieski Sc
kretarz stanu, podarowal Prey
dentowi dwie kopie modyfikacyi
regul k6scielnych, uzupelnionych
przez kardyi1ala Gosparri. Jedna
kopia opraWna jest W bialy par
j zaWiera autograficznede
dykacye dosprezydenta Wilsona.
Druga opraWna y czerwona sko-
re i zawiiearra nastepujacy auto
graf: Homage to Princeton Uni
versity from Peitro Cardinal Ga
sparri, Vatican, Rome.
Prezydent Wilson podziekowaf
serdeczme PapiezoWi kardyynalo-
wi Gasparni "a te Diary.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07
LAKE PoMAGA PREY
oSWoBODZENIU HOLEN
DERSKICH oKREToW

''sTylko kilka orketow naleza-
cych do rzadu Stan6w Zjednoczo.
nych p~rzyczynilo sic Wiecey do. Wy
grania wojny cd okretu marynars
kiego 'Choctaw' pisze JakubLake
marynarz do swych przyjaci61: "
Winonie.' Podczas wojny okret
przewozil rozmaite miny, do sire
.lfy- wojenneji kt6re byly zaklada-
ne W celu wysadzania " poWie-:
trze niemieckich submaryn. Re
miny dobrze sic przysfuzy}y ME
me- .zadnej Watpliwosci
Winonski marynarz przybyl W
przeszlym tygodniu do Hampton
Roads, Va, ia okrecie Choctaw.
w liscie swym do przyjaci6l pi-
SEE Lake,ze okret .holenderski pro
wadzi inny parowiec, Asgerd. Ma
Agsercie znajduje sic 0kofo 81
ludzi, kt6rych on. wziaf ia pok}ad
z odleglosci okolo 200 mil z mad
wybrzeza Virginii W bardzo mi
zzernym stanie sic znajdujacyeh.
Parowiec walczyl przez kilka dni
z okropnym wiatrem, gdy okret
mu przybyl IA pomoc. Nasz ok
ret byl w drodze z Norfolk, Va,
do Francy, gdysmy znalezli As
gerd j prawdopodobnie op6znilis-
my4sie .tego,poWodn.o.k ilka dni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07
MUSZA CZYs-
CIC CHODNIKI

'Utrzymujcie chodniki czysto,
;jezeli ME, to miasto bedzie je czy
ssciicc "a was. To nie Wszystko, be
skoro miasto oczysci vase chod-
niki re ssniegu' powiada komisarz
ulic J6zwiak, posle wan take ma
" rachunek "a czyszczenie chod-
nikow.
"Jest jeszcze kilku kt6rzy ME
wyczyscili swoich chodnik6w i je
zeli. tego ME uczynia zaraz my to
"a mich zrobimy a oni beda Emu
szeni zapfacie "a czyszczeniee,
TAX powiedzial dis komisarz u Z
lie J6zwiak.
d ~. =s.ai - =: .-.G..&.4f Ia "a. L:T-@2t -Ee "-@aIE@:-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07

Jan G. Liberia z. pierwszej war
dy, syn p. Michala. Libery, podal
swe nazwisko u auditora powiato
wego i bedzie sic staral Q nomina-
eye na kasyera miejskiego. Jan
Liberia opr6cz elen1entarnych u
konczyl wyzsza szkole publiczna
" Wmonie a cd 1907 roku pracu-
je jake asystent W %tntejszym pier
.MszymI
do winonskiej domowej gwardyi
i do kemp. D. narodowej gwar--
dyi i jest. godnym poparcia "
-dniu prawyborow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07
Fire island, N. Y. 6 stycz

Fire Island, 81. y. 3 stycz - e.
wyjatkiem 200 rannych, kazdy we
teran zseuropejskiej Wojny a vie
.ksza poloWa bez nadziei, z caleggo
transportu $500 zo}nierzyy, kt6rzyy
sic znajdowali ma okrecie Nor:
hern Pacific, zdolano szczesliWie
Wysadzicsna brzeg altoona poklasde
marynarskiego okretu dis vic
czorem, przy koacu drugieggo dnia
ma jednym Z najznakomitszye,hh
marynarskiehr at,mkoWyych okre--
tow co jest ezems nadzWyczajnem
history Wybrzeza atlantyekile-
go. se:sssaSs ssssI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07
PREF CALY MIEsIAC w 0G
NIU ARMATNIM

Franciszek N. Grajkowski =
Galesville, Wis. pisze do sWych
krewnych, u znajdowal sic W og
.niu armatnim przez caly czas wal
.ki " lasach argonskich Cd 1890
,pazzdziernika al do dnia W kt6--
rym zostaly podpisane warunki
.rozejmu. Byla to naizacietsza wal
.ka 2 calej. obecnej Wojny." Graf
.kowski znajduje sic obecnie 2 ar
mia amerykanska W Niemczech.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07

sya szfa przez, korytarze nape1nio
ne starozytnemi obrazami i kosz-
toWncmi obiciami. Skoro Prey
dent wszedl do przedpokoju apar
tament0w papieskich poprzedzo--
ny zostaf przez pontyfikalnego
szambelana. zandarmi i gwardya
p~alastynoow j gwardya dostojni--
k6w watykanskich w swych ezer
wonych tunikach przychodzila go
poWitac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07
o wynalezienie zajec Ola pracuja
cei m}odziezy

WASHINGTON, Ola IA proc.
pracownikow ponizej lat "a, RIA
dove Biiura Pracodawcze PREY De
partamencie Piracy ivory SEX
eve ola mlodziezy zaprowadzajac
.iuz " wiekszych kilkunastu mia
stach kraju oddzialy takowej, kto
re nadal prowadzone beda pod
glo6wnemi zasadami FederalneJ
Sluzby.
Dwoje specyalistow zostalo "a
mianowanych do zorganizowanla
j prowadzenia tel sekcyi, a to:
Jesse B. Davis, Dyrektor Central
nej Wyzszej Szkoly " Grand Ra
pids, Mich j PAM Anna Y. Reed
5zamieszkala " Seattle Wash, nau
,czycielka przemysloWych robot ]
prowadzenia interes6w.
Radcy zatrudnlenl v teJ SEX
cyl bedasstalemi Tub czasoWe 'nl1
.pragcoowniikam znajacemi doklia a.1
ME przemysl j majacemi DUE pc
5jecie . wychoWaniu j edukacy1l
mlodziezy. Planowanem jest, ably
ola .chlopc6w zatrudnic specyall-
stow znajacyehd okladnie ich Pc
strzeby, Ola dziewczat zatrudnlo
ne bedakobiety szerokassW tel
gaIez praktyka. 4
Celem.te sekcyyi jest, aby ME
pelnoletnimschfopcom dzi le'na
tom, pozostaWionym saI1ym soble
;w=wyszukaniu zajecia, gdy IGN.
warunhi zycia.do teggo zrl11szaJa,
dae moznose praez urzad federal
~ zasiegr1ac rady pomocy eks-
pertoW, ktorych zadaniemNbedzlet
wyszukan1iie.dla kazdego zggiasza-.
jaeego 81. lie moznosei takle 81
pracy=d do jakiejj usposobienlenn,
wskszfalee1liem iwrodzonemi zdo'
lnoseianIanada aasdzie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07
William F. Kohler ma maiora.

". F. Kohler miejscowy fabry-
kant i biznesista ubiegae sic be-
die w. nadchodzacych Wyborachl
miejskieh 0 urzad ma majora mia
sta. Kohler jest dobrze znanymi
inteligentnym czloWiekiem, miesz
ka przez dluzszy czas j prowadzi
sw6j interes w Winonie, a spo-
dziewac sic MONA IL bedzie tax
samo dobrze utrzymywal j kiero-:
wal interesami miasta.
Kotaer na.-majora, Jan s.. Ca
piewski ponownie ma aldermana
czwartej wardy q. Fakler ma skar-:
bnika miasta byli pierwszymi kto-
rzy podali swe nazWiska " czWar
tex, pierwszego dnia urzedowa-
MA nowego zarzadu poWiatoWego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07
JoZEF n UMARk.

J6zef Steltman z Homer otrzy-
NAL zawiadomienie il jego pasierb
J6zef Stanles umarI w szpitalu
we Francyi ma hiszpanska influ-
enze. Stanles zapisaf sic we Wyo-
ming.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07

q panstwa ]. Plachechh baa7.
will panstwo S.; n. Wlodarczak z
OHatonna, Mimi, ne powitanie
ich zaprosili panstwo "EPlachec-
cy znajomyeh goseiz Winony, poo
miedzy innymi byli:: panstwo JOS.
Stoltman, pahstw. Wine. J6zwiak
Pawe4 Plachecki Julius Szmaglik
i Gertrude :Plaehecka. IN:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07
Grupa.. slzadajaa sic z As zo1

Grupa sk4adajaca sic z As zo1--.
merry, przejezdzajac przez wi
none pociagiem kolei milwaauc.
kiej v poniedzialek, gdy pociaagg
na, chwile zatrzymal sic ia dWor.
Gu, lokalne stowarzyszenie czer-.
woncgo krzyza obdarzylo zo}nie-.
rzy przekaskami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07

Delegacya pokojwa z Chin "
podr6Ey do Francyi, przejezdzaalaa
W ubiegla sobote rano pr:zee.zz Vino
ne. Partyi chinskiei towarzyszy,
10 500 zolnierzy amerykanskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07
IPolak offiicerem maxynarh Sta
..=s3 now Ziedn0czonych.

WASHINGTON s.Zyggmunt =
Kozuehomskii 2542 CIerfielld st.
Philadelphia, Pa pc przejjsciu sz lae'
snasto tygodnioNeggo#k ursu II eW q
sczob,lnymo boMeW Quantco..'Vl1lIrr
GINA,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07

Fabrykanci cygar podali og1o-
szenie re piec centoWe cygara be-
da odtad kosztowaly pc szesc cen
tow. sztuka. Podwyzszenie ceny
~og4oszone zosta1o z poWodu pod
rozenia materyalu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07

Herald Fabieh q Minneapolis ba
viii przez swieta y; Winonie:i cd
wiedzil drukarnie Wiarusa. " ME
zielezodjeehai-do Minneapelis,
gdzie PRAGUE jake drukarz PREY
Nowinach Minnesockich. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07


SIENNA, 2.O2
M. | TWarda zimowa przeni-
ca 2.13
Mr.. 2 TWarda zimoWas przeni-
Ca 2.10
ca zoo
M. l Czerwona zlmowa pre-
MICA I'll
Mr.. 2 Czerwonia zimoWa przenii
ca 2.O8
M. CzerWona z1moWa prem:
ca 2.O4
~. 4y.o ~
NJ. . Ioor,n;o,, nuho,nn 90
a. rhw ~
haf'orsoWsHe plze1 =. mAl1
Maka Patent Bbeezki pace 1.5O
Przenny Srut W 10 fnt. pa
pierowych workach pc .63
Bia1a Kukurydzanna mako. 10
fnt. Sc
lolita kukurydzanna kaszka 10
int %
ezysta YUMA maka ~ 1nt.oo
-l1s,i, 90 'i'A@''1'''' p''
~ <, ~
No. : taaa ) 40
lo tooo
M;dd1;nos TONS. 60 90
Mas1o W.
= oo-oo
siiou "a.
oaJa 'u1in ~ 600
o.ano .yn.o'no lo'oo
nlauo u1i1'o ~
49, tplouo zoo M ( "a
asoia s.''ane NV
YVES y "a 30
AoAaoA '"1s-A ~
!kaportowane :.1rses =Wlnons 9'al-
Ting ~.
Jeczmien swiezy Mr.. 3 ex. IS
Jeczmien swieiys Nr. 80
Jeczmiea swieziy Nj. a IS
Jscznieh swiely Nr.:5O
gYWY ToWAR
RauortoWane prsax Inter State
P.ak1np co.
syv,n,,
Cd .17o do 200 fu1,t6v 1850
oos Al ano f,n+6u * TX
prns;ak; 10m-14n0
Tro,r. IA m--15 NJ
D-1. Yax.a gn q n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07

Wilhelm Wolsh, kt6ry byl "a
trudniony W Merchants banku =
stapil re swej pozycyi. Wolski
wykupil poiowe Interest," mleczar
skiego cd Ben. Bohn'a zaklad ten
bedzie teraz modnie odswierzony
i przerobiony
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07
SzerT Geo Huck wybra1 Augu-

NA0lJ4 wv AAuo1A""y D1"h 1'toA
sta Sielaff swoim deputy szery--
fem, jake nastepce Pc Johnnie Spu
hlcr, kt6ry byl deputy szeryfem
ygdy szeryf Parr by} ma stanowis-
ku szeryfa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07
PORUCZNIK EDWARD d. IL
BERA P0WR6CIL z MADI-
OLSON Pc WYtWICZE-
NIU zOKNIERZY.

Porucznik Edward 2: ILibera,
kt6ry ukonczyf kolegium Fanny
Nary j by} specyalnym SUDDEN
TEN W obozie oficersl1im w Fort
Sheridan przez ubiegle lata, pow
r6cl do Winony pc otrzymaniu
honorowego zwolnienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07
Wiadomosci
MlEJSCOW'E

&N2gssS@ . hIEgE%L TsN-
We wtorek 8 9tej godzinie z ra-
ma kosciele sw. StanislaWa Z.
p.ooiiaaczeni zostali dozgonnym Stu ,
hem malzenskim Stanislaw Cry
bo,Hski i Rozalia Rosinska. Uczta
weselna odbyfa sic " .domu rodzi-
COW panny mfodej pod mr.. 1920
wsch. King I'll.
Mlodej pare szczesc Boze.
-O--O-
Wszystie szko1y publiczne OF
warte zostaly ma rozpoezecie maui
XII " poniedzialek ego stycznia, pa
rafialne szkoly rozpoczelys naukee
we Wtorek 7ggo stycznia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07

OWES e5K1 .66M
zyto 1.5-1.55H
Len nasienic 3.58-3.6S
s. ST. PAUL
Bydlo 7.25-12.OO
Cieleta 5.0O-14.OO
SWINE 15.&~17.OO
Owce 7.O0-lD.OO
Jagnieta 10.OO-13.75
CHICAGO.
zyto 1917
Kukurydza Mr.. 2 1.50
Jeczmien 98-1.03
OWES 71-72A
Byd1o 7.40-14.25
Cieleta l4.00-14.5O
SWINE IL s. 90
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-06
LINE FOR FOOTBAL[ERS
Cold, Dry, Crisp Air Keeps Mid
dies Hustling
B CKFIELD A WORRY

With dry field and a crisp atmos-
phere. conditions for practice at the
Naval Academy yesterday afternoon
were better than they have been for
weeks. Coach Dobie took his charges
through the regular work of kicking.
signal and formation drills and a
scrimmage OF greater length than
usual
The coach is much handicapped in
developing his varied system of play
by the frequent casualties in his back
field, as he has had to take much time
to break in new backs In addition
to Kohler, Cruise and Waters, who
are firmly intrenched as regulars in
tn back field, Benoist, Rodes, Taylor
and Haase were used this afternoon
Taylor the plebe, continues to do
excellent work and he would be most
valuable man if he had little more
experience. The fact that he seems
to be unhurtable, in contrast with
most of the backs Dobie has used this
season, is big point in his favor.
He is playing dashing game and
improving with every practice, and II
is generally thought that another year
will put him among the best backs
the Navy has ever had.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-06
CAPTAIN FELL TO
ACT AS COMMANDANT

BY action of the faculty of ST
Tohn's College Capt Edgar Fell has
been appointed to fill temporarily the
position of commandant of cadets at
St. Johns College, in the place of
Lieut-Col. Duncan Elliot, deceased.
Captain Fell served for several
months in the American army over
seas, and is an experienced military
man. He is an alumnus of st. Johns,
md has been an instructor in the
department of English there since the
opening of the present term. All Of
the military work at the institution is
now under his supervision. and will
be until an appointment Of a COM
nandant is made by the War Depart
ment
1t is not yet known how long this
will be. or who will be permanently
appointed to fill the position, as no
recommendations have yet been made
by the board of governors and visitors
9f ST. Johns.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-06
THE SOLDIERS MORALE
Topic For Weekly Talk Before
St. Johns Students
BY ]. CLEMENT CLARKE

The regular Thursday morning adj
dress to the students Of st. Johns
was made in chapel this morning by
Mr.. J Clement Clarke, who was over
seas for a considerable time during
the war engaged in camp work among
the soldiers. Mr. Clarke. who is at
present connected with the " u. c.
A, spoke to the students concerning
his work overseas, with particular re-
gard to the moral life of the soldier
showing the manner in which the con-
iuct of the soldier affected his civil
life after he was released from the
service. The lesson of the lecture was
then made to bear directly on the life
of the student in college, and an ap-
peal was made TO the college men
that they realize the Importance of
their position in the world and the
influence which will be given to them
to be of benefit TO others by reason
of their superior education.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-06
GOVERNOR OF JERSEY
WOULD HALT "DRYNESS"
BY LAWFUL METHODS

Jersey City, \. j., Nov. 6.-Gover-
.nor-E1ect Edward T. Edwards, an
nounced today that he would use all
lawful methods to prevent Prohibi-
hion in New Jersey
For it's enforcement by the Fed
eral Government l shall not be re-
sponsible," he said.
II construe my election as an in
dication of the feelings of the people
OF this state concerning national pro-
hibition. They are unqualifledly OPP
posed to it. Holding their mandate
/ shall use all the lawful methods to
preserve inviolate the will of the peo-
pie.
What / shalls do will depend on
future legislation. This Congress has
determined that one-half of one per
cent. alcohol makes a drink intoxicat-
ing. The next Congress may decide
on ten per cent. l shall ask for best
legal advice as to the power of New
Jersey in concurrent legislation
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-06
FOR VISIT
OF PRINCE OF WALES;
TO Be HERE NOV. "A

Coming here to make arrangements
in connection with the visit of the
Prince OF Wales to the Naval Academy
Captain Blake, naval attache of the
British Embassy in Washington, con
ferred with Rear-Admiral A. H Scales
superintendent of the Naval Academy
yesterday afternoon.
Following the conference, it was
definitely ly-announced that the Princes
visit here would be on November IA.
but Captain Blake stated that it would
be impossible TO work out the minor
dataiis, because the itinerary of the
prince would be subject to change at
any time, because of the many en-
EagsmantS However, it is expected,
that the Prince will make the trip
from Washing; ;ch TO Annapolis on the
morning of tie fourteenth, and will be
officially received by, and later re
view, the regiment of 1000 midship-
men, lie .hen will be entertained at
luncheon IS the guest of Superintend-
ent and Mrs. Scales. The members
OF the Princes party have not been
made known here as yet.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-06
GOING TO AMERICAN
LEGION CONVENTION

Maryland delegates to the national
convention of the American Legion in
Minneapolis, MINI, next week, will
leave for that city over the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad at $50 P. NJ. Sat
urday, in order to arrive in the con-
vention city Monday morning.
One Of the chief and most difficult
questions in which the Maryland dele
CATION is particularly interested is the
bonus problem. Members of the Le-
gion. as do all the service men, nat
urally want the bonus. but feel that
it is a matter for Congress to decide
on its own, merits. and that the Legion
should not go on record either as beg
ging for the bonus Or stating that its
members did not want it.
Miss Isabelle NJ. Reardon, of An
napolis. commander of the Stephen
F. Kalk Post recently organized is
attending the delegates to the conven-
ton.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-06
HENRY B. MYERS BEATEN
FOR CO. COMMISSIONER

Baltimore, Md, Nov. Elm
tense interest attaches to the
meeting Of the Election Super
Iisers, who assembled in Balti-
more City and the counties at
noon today to canvass the returns
OF Tuesdays election.
The latest unofficial returns
made Ritchie. the Democratic
nominee. winner by three hun
dred and twenty-six plurality
Chairman TAFT. of the Republi-
can State Central Committee,
claims the official canvass will
show the election of Harry w.
Nice, the Republican candidate.
The work of canvassing the re-
turns will require several hours
and the result will probably not
be known until tonight. If the
unofficial plurality given Richie
stands, the Republican leaders
will take up the question whether
to ask for a recount of the bal
lots. This would have to be
made by the House of Delegates.
Actual unofficial returns of the
total vote for Governor, with
Garrett County missing, is .esti-
mated as follows:
Ritchie. Democrat Ill, ,144
Nice, Republican ....110,Sl8
On the face of. today's revised
unofficial returns on the vote for
members of the Legislature, the
Democrats have a majority of.
three in the Senate and twelve in
the House of Delegates. The last
had a Republican majority OF
eight.
Clerical Errors, Maybe
This canvass Is supposed to dis
close any clerical errors in the esti-
mate OF the ballots. Because the plu-
rality for Ritchie, the Democratic
candidate, is around 800 votes, the
canvass is being watched with con-
siderable anxiety by the Democrats,
and with no small degree Of hope by
the Republicans, seeing in 1t a pos
sibility of wiping out the meager lead,
the unofficial returns give Richie
over Harry w. Nice, the Republican
nominee.
Here in Baltimore 1t may be sew
eral days before the canvass is COM
plete, according to the election officers.