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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-06-11
Enan0u.r ana Politics

A Washington dispatch relative to
the legislative plans Of the Republi-
cans IN Congress gives emphasis to
the great savings TO be effected BY
economy, and quotes the leaders Of
the Senate and House as declaring
that money bills would be pared down
To the limit consistent with actual
requirements . Immediately there
after, In connection with the proposed
Investigation OF the War Department. .s
expenditures by special committee
Of iho House. the statement Is made:
The coussnittee held It's arst meet
Ing to-day and unanimously adopted a
resolution asking the House for un-
limited funds for employing counsel.
accountants and clerical help. Chair
man Graham said ha would request
the House to adopt the resolution
early ia the week
This is d very interesting reyela-
tEon The ordinary expenses of the
Government are 70 be cut down TO the
limit, even at the cost of efficiency.
bal when Al comes 10 conducting an in
yestigati0n for purely political pur-
poses the limit is 10 be taken on and
money IS 10 aow Hike water for the
benefit os the g. o. r Could hypo-
erisy and rank partisanship 60 fur
lher
Democrats can have no possible OBJ
jection to the investigation of the War
Department. fort he more Il Is prObed
the more brightly will shine its part in.
winning the war and performing won
siers. TAey have right however, to
object 10 the Republicans in Congress
sQaandering raonay without stint IN
aaad desire to secure little camRaign
material for 1890 .rhat Is pnlitics.
9ire and simple. And u isss sasc bet,
too, that. no uAattsr how much on the
saxpayers' money shall - spent n the
investigation. there won1 De unearth
ed anything that will affect tho cast
ing b 10 votes next yeaE Phiiaiei-
phta Record
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some Arrests Made

AnnabeI Stepney, cOiored. was ar
rested BY Oflicer Lownlan. for disor-
.derly conduct She had q hearing be-
fore Justice WEIGH. and was fined
$3.75. which she paid
Anita Jennings was arrested BY OF
ticer Lowman TOR disorderly conduct
The case was tried before Justice
WEIGH who imposed fine Of s. rs,
which Vas paid and the accused dis
missed
Viola Dorsey. colOred, was arrested
by OHicer Lowman. Justice Welch
fined the accused $275. which was
paid
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ICOLoRED BOY CUT
by ANOTHER AT
SHERWOOD FOREST

IN difficulty between George II
Jones, colored boy. from Simpson
vile. Md who was employed at work
ut Sherwood Forest. and another col
ored boy, Wiliiatn Jacobs, the ia,sy
was badly cut about the face The I'M
iured boy was brought 70 Annapolis
by the employees Of Sherwood Forest
and taken to the Emergency Hospital
where his wounds were dressed, and
he was later admitted as patient Of
the colored ward
Jones was committed TO Jail BY JUS
tice WEIGH to await further develop
menfs.
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HOW CAN STATE
HONOR NAVY LADS?

How can MARYLAND show her AZ
lection for the boys that went Into
he Navy That ~ the question that
perplesing the state reception com
nittee and the one for which II Will
be endeavored To find d solution when
the committee meets In Judge Gorter's
ouri Baltimore, tomorrew morning.
The reason the naval men will be
much harder 10 entertain in body
han we're the soldiers Is that only
he Naval Militia and the Naval Re
arses enlisted for the duration of The
war and there IA no way of gettinf
hem ah together az tile sam0 time
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-06-11
PRIMARY vs.. COMMITTEE
SELECTIONS

The practical men of bOth of the
leading parties III Maryland are anx-
iolls t. avoid primary fights, and are
urging that nominations be settled by
some sort Of agreement among the
influential members Of the organiza-
tiens. This IS proposed IN connection
With the State candidates and for
lcglalufiye and other candidates In
Raltimore city and the counties To
hiring Ii closer home. there Il good
deal az talk ahaut snch d procedure
III Anne Arundel County
The advocates of The plan point to
disasters which have followed In the
wake 81 hitter primary fights. and. in
particular, Democrats are talking Of
the overwhelming defeat of George
Weens Williams for mayor nf Ralti-
more They wish to avoid 4 primary
fight and think that better chance
of victory lies III tho prominent men
Of the party uniting on candidates and
Offering them 10 the people Of the
State
As matter Of fact. the reason why
primary fights often engender bitter
ness which prevents the election Of the
nominees. IL largely because the poli-
tlcians III the different parties have
50 manipulated primaries Tint they
are not the means Of carrying out the
purpose for which the law governing
them was enacted II was intended
that tie primary should give to all
the members of the party an equal
right lii settling the nominees of that
party Here ard elsewhere In the
state. the very people who are nov
clamoring for timer circle agreement
IN party nominees. are the ones who
have prostitnted the primary by doing
all they could TO keep /, from being
an honest expression Of the wishes of
those who compose II
Til most of the counties al the State,
committees of The party have assumed
the right Ia endorse certain candidates.
and then to bribe and coerece All they
can TO support those candidates on tlie
plea that party regularity depends
npontt Every person who has re-
ceived anything, or expects 10 receive
anything. from the party is claimed
Id support of these candidates Just
as much as II he was d serf hound t0a
act aud think IL his master directed
Ii Ii because candidates are nominated
Ia ways such as these that the tickets
fail 10 win support,
Tho politicians are not going tai
mend matters by coming together and
picking candidates. even thonsh cleaa
and able candidates, such az George
Weens Williams was. let themselves
lie used for the purpose Even though
their FUN rights have Leen denied
them by the politicians. tho cOnsclen-
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CHURCH WILL HONOR
RETURNING SOLDIERS

Trinity Methodist Church, South,
will hold reception on the lawn of
Mr n Wells. West Sc Extended,
Friday evening. in honor of the re-
turned service men who attended that
church There was q specially large
representation from this congregation
In different branches of the service
during the war. and particularly in
the II6th Infantry.
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TUEsDAY. JTLY lsT, 1919,
ar TwEl.yE O.fEock. Suan


all that tract of land on the north si,se of
severn River cnnsiHting IT ten and ntss
NTH 4f0g.AI acres ~ land. Improved by n
seven feoia bungalow With toilet aud hath
lnsl Ruppiiesl with rlflItinE Mater asid
Islan ssas. Ii fs convenient ~ the rali
roaa boulevard Ani Scversl liver. being
near sTftelsester station. on tlle Short
Line n RI, and about i've nsiIes frafn
Annapolis The hnnaa IL heated by hot
water has large porchea and good cs.l
lnr. Tie property runs Gown 70 fpoi
SpPiug Cove. ON Severn River and ip
eiusles. Iii addition IL the ten and aIle aftl
scfs4 abave sieNeribe9. one half interest
ia the lot af about onesquarter IL M acre
af land lying ON Cool Spring tsssye ~
gether With The riparian and Mater rights.
"A plot uf the property II recorded Iu Istbs,r
sG w. Nh T01. folio .i9s. Lanti Records ~
Anne Arundel Comfy
TERMS tn SAIL One half cash on rat
Iheatiuu III sale balance payabIs III ONE
yeaF from day Ut sale. with interest. aEtsi
se b. secured by note Of purchaser with
satisfactory surety, or AL cash m ratiii.
-afinn IL sa9e AT option of purchaser. i
aeposit of three hundred dollars t&au.0Dl
required on day uf sale. Fer further In
formation Inquire af the undersigned.
JAMES N. MtfN NRtlIs
Attarney
Nrx1EsCp
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LIEUTENANT WEIGH
WILL GO ACROSS SEAS

Lieut. Richard o. Welch. II 81 Al.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs B. Allen Weich,
OF this city will leave Camp Meade
tomorrow with a detachment Of re-
cruits which ne will command while
on their way To France There. they
viii be assigned to different units.
Lieut. Welch expects t6 be assigned
TO the Army OF Occupation
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ABERDEEN THROWN OPEN
ON FOURTH OF JULY

Aberdeen Proving Grounds VIII he
!, thrown open on July 4. The general
nHal,c Will have their first oppoftuf
IL to peep into the gun proving
grounds i, Aberdeen on his ossasaeh.
III ii proposed "a celebrate Filr ssefsa
.,n & iara,, scale There will he brass
bansi music and speaking g oSerIislf
harrington fornleg Governor iniilaps
I,ee Goisishorough. and Attorney Cen
.srsll Albert G ISItehie have been an
.si,ea ID spoak Colonel phillips u
charge 81 the grounds, viii pc host g
aflieers and 4 few invited guest
lar Pfesidcnt Ii not aii eStfay:l sll''
man. and Il he cuts sla''rt itis istis
iailst heea there SIX noatlis nov
maybe he can help MS OIL
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A4ttN ~ JHbittass ~ ls
Ne. a6s, Divorces
In ile circuit cnurt for Annc Arundel
County sitting IN Equity.
The object af this slat Is 10 prNetire i
decree for divorce q AIiieitio matlilnatiI hg
ha ptalnt1n Alice III Hawkins. trdiu fht
defendant Joshua II Hawkins.
The Isiil states that the plaintiH, Altee
Nj Hap klas. MAS married on III. 1Ith ,iaJ
,nf March IN the year ninsteen hnudrets
ind eight to the defendant Jnsliiia IL
Hawkins. and that hes ne said .I..Aliuu E
Hawkins without plaE Jaabt cause On res,
6flie said Aliep MI Hawkins Antf that sAi.'
s4fl1nntlunniput has coltinueti nllintasruIlt5
3sdly for l,aDra han three YEARS ailsl u de8
IIterate aud Hnal
II Is siiereapon this 9th day of aIas
1913. ordered bg The t'irtftii 1ttfff fe4
Anne Arundel Gounty sitting fl sanitys
tIat the Nlaintin by caiisiu. ! eaaX ~ itf
s,r,iar Ia he inserted III so.nt rs wspdnas
1nhllshesi En Aiilfe skFupaet GtainlX elits
ia ench af faur sueeessiva weeks hefarf
ne e5ih DAY af Tune. 1919 giving natle
ts tire asisF slefpadaIt i siin1 la ilaNKi
lf the ahleet and slihstanss of this ~ q
NarHfug him ia arpsar III this sasir
.itIier III rtrFaH 0r NV solicitor IN nr tes
1sth T1AY or July
next 10 ahsA eRGke. Il any, EIiy 4 degTef
9nght n0t he tsrst rs prayed
Nm. y. vOtIi9As-
t'lerk
Trae Copy. Tss, ,,.,..,,.,,. S.,
.al2i. .aS Jill Clerk
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ORDER OF III IsIIt, ArIoS
t.x Palfe The FafinRplt Meredith sssili
fnIs IL Annapolis MARY iaatl
ltodg tstrftetate
~ l.sss Fqmtx

G
III the sarenIt Gonrt f1r Anne srliadel
@nnSs
tDrierea this 10th siay 5af Jlfiie4 1919 TIL
lie tir.na eaurt fsr aape ArHndpl toan
ty, nlsssa thsa ls,t.fttal nf HE farinilsil
Mereestti. s.MIaia to be ,sissaiss,i as
corporation, under thr pras isffha 9s flu
thereto that uUtice be nnl ii ll0reis.
given u all lsrsans Interested III said t.ar
loFstifan III sIs,s cause on ~ before tlis
fuIH 9AA slF ~ Ist igtB.
II any they have. why The lafiahait NEaf.
dIfil tnnIsasts should nH De dissyis9t by
a further uFssF III tAis Gut.rf su n sAsssts
AeFrin.
II n further ordered flgt; 4 ealtg af this
order AA published I'D ks.itie lstas aata ftst
tiiltesl anl pntsiixhea ifi allii. 4 .aitlf3
A'aahtN III ieast titfre NeeEs befofe tl#
said itRFl dry af Jltly. 19lg
lst3l,IalsT MOSS A 4
True Eops Test
Nm Il. NO0IlW tIiil. clerk.
iI4sa
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TIMELY COMMENT RY
TONGUE AND PEN


Let the Senate committee 30 over
the names Of the American reds who
defended ROlshsvisrn Those names
should ba III The handa II the police
Washington Post
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-06-11

Tho pamphlets LEFT behind BY the
aIsarchist who blew up Attorney Gem
eral paimers house In washington
are very we'll written SO well writ.
ten. In fact thai they probably were
NOT written by the man who exploded
the bomb and blew himself up. New
York Evening Post
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-06-11

ErzbeFger says the treaty which the
Germans are called upon 70 sign is the
devils own work Certainly the dew
IL work made the imposition of Il
necessary Norfolk Virginian pilot.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-06-11
In,IlIng IIle lnnlgranl Momen

insiting The Immigrant W0meR
The women Of New York who are
flooding the offices OF Senators Wads-
worth and Calder with appeals for d
ienient Immigration policy as regards
women may perhaps ask nothing that
craftsmanship should not iadorse
Even the LawfNnce petitioner Who
urges racial restriction FOR men hut
that single women should be admit.
Ted. has stern facts In support or her
distinction
The loss Of American men In the
war has scarcely affected the disparity
of the sexes When the soldiers re-.
arm there will be 2.OO0O 900 more men
than women iR the country Euro
pean nations whose manpower Is de-
pleted by battle and war disease maj
discourage the emigration of men
They might be for time much less
opposed to the emigration OF women.
which would make for d better bal
ailce of the sexes on both sides Of the
Atlantic.
Politically. the admission Of women
presents fewer dangers than the ad-
mission 81 men They may be more
often illiterate, bur they arc less In
cllned than men 10 ordinary crime. or
% that extreme revolutionary violence
that would destroy government By
bomb and torch.
As an industrial problem. the need
#of working women hardly requires
statement n IL obvious War indus
TRY has absorbed so many female
workers. the expansion of all peace
industries bids fair to retain so many,
that household help IS almost unob-
tainable at any price Those mem-
hers Of The new Congress who are
planning policies Of total exclusion of
immigration may have 10 reckon with
their own wives and daughters. New
York World
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-06-11
TWO STATES RATIFY
SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT

Illinois IS the first state 10 ratify
the woman suffrage constitutional
amendment. The General Assembly
approved the measure yesterday The
vote III the Senate was unanimous.
while ii the House the vote was 1872
70 9
The Wisconsin legislature yester
day ratified the federal suffrags
amendment the Assembly voting 81
to 3 and the Senate 23 To j.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-06-11
Beautiful
Su11rner Home
Oh SEYRRN RIYER-

AT tie reuuest af The ey,sefs and By
virfnp ef the paWei af sale continued Ia
fwu MORTGAGES FROM w ] I.aier aiitt
wife the ilrSf dale,l 10th JuAe 1914. and.
.le second dated 10TH Mnrrh. 1915. and
recorded In Land Recnrtis liz Anne Arnn
lei County. Iii Isiher ii. W. NN. 90 folio
siIg ana HI W.. Na Ill folio sz / Mil
5afEer to public sale iii the Gaslst Hunse
door. Annapolis. Mii. On
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-06-11
LOCAL FIRM CHANGES
FROM CORPORATION
70 c0-PARTNERsHIP
Tke rarsnheIt Meredith 20. Gives
Netiee 0f DEsselutson Of
E6rpaTatl@R


Through All advertise ement ii ths
Eyenimg Capital today the Farinhalt
Meredith Company give notice uf dis
solution of the corporation the cntirs
stock 81 the company having been piir
chased b. Messrs Carey + Meredith
William q Meredith and tsarlan
Healer. who viii continue lie husf
ness as 4 partnership under he
firsn name Of Mereaith Etealey LINN
Der Company Messrs John Ear
inhoIt. Robert Farinholt and Wins i
q. Goft. former stockholders ii tlie
corporation having sold their interesl
Rre no Longer connected with the bus
iness.
This concern has enjoyed 4 largs
patronage In this section for aam
her II years ana II is understooa thai
the firm will ccnfinue Ia supply iii
building and lumber interests III ths
same way AS heretofore
Nebnchadncz4ar Is ii i state b
high Indignation exclaimed ono il
tenaant
What has happened q inqnIrsil m
5ther
When he went 0ai 10 esst so:n,
grass his morning he found prof
lteer had teen ahead fo him Win
lawn mower WASHINGTON staf
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NoaIt u cREnErnRs

Nntiee If nesebx given that the gilbs
seriber. ~ .sIlnsss.Arutslst county. has abs
trHsi,ies conn IN Maryland Letters Tes
tainentnry On lbs persorai estate az NiIs
iiaia I'll. Basnaa late ~ Anne Arundel
County. deeeasetl. I'll sersana HaFinE
'iaIma aEaigGs aAe deceased arc hErehy
warned III rxhfalit ti4, sanie HItI tie
vouchers tAe1pafss n he subscriber. on or
bcftrc Tic
18TH nAY 0T DECEaTaER. 1919.
They inay afIieSasIs hy lssw be excluded
fr0m al benefit 4Of sald estate. All per
SONS Indebted "a asalA estate are requested
10 make flnmestiate YayueHt
tsiy@E under my hand this 10th day Of
Mac 1919.
NICHOLAS H. GREEN
IllsG Afiniinistrat0r d. L
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GEO. w JONE.s s
Circulating Library

The following boeks have been a,l,ied ts5
the IsibrnFy
The Dwelling plnrA Of Lkwht. nv Win
HtnH ghnrrlIIsI
Tho inssitable Balance S|sest. iy Ka
rgna TfAsI..
a circuit Riders wife. ny Cora Iar
fia
kenny. ny Isroi,ura Dnlrymiiie
s. Four Years Il liermaHy ~
". t.crnfd
Day
.'rhe Clue IN The Air. BY IsaheI Oa
tranIer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-06-11

Villa may not be much of a states
man himself. but he seems 10 hay,
picked the best man III Mexico foi
President OF the country Charleston
News and Courier
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-06-11

TEHAfSt-- New ssssoka. ec per day.
lid AAask- n. Rev day.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-06-11

One kind 81 sewage that Is not use
.IuI as fertilizer Is the story of III,
private Iives of he Kaiser and mem
bers Of his household which tricklel
through the pages III sundry news
papers Louisville Courier Journal.
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MORTGAGES SALE
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-
ron RENT


r0R RENT several rurni.heti h,,nses III
no.ir NayaI f Academy. Allen EamIt
Howard, 81 esiooi 81 III 81
FOR REST eaIns with Buarsi. Ai,isis
HI IsriIlse Hs8saTge ~ JffsB
F0K KIN lrrss fsirnIshcf rtpnts. eIe,
tfies gas aasE bath. Aptls Mr.. ualar
GER IL I.flaae George SC III Il
FOR RENg ga:rnished roeins Apply -
Conduit SIS III II
FOR RKNT rilishea nat 70.si West ii.
no
E0R RENT ax room house al Cedar
I..srk Fnrna&e. elssstfIe light; Water lEt
Kitchen. Present lease gs4na Hmfil fall
and may thea III renewed. Hnmetiiate
possession saoite ~ tias3
ron REST Seyefal furnished houses ali
near Naval Academy. Allen Hnwie How
ard. IL SehnoEsf iIBa6
FOX RENT arnisled room for eolored
person. AI1pls &. Ciay 81. Jig-2
FOR RENT Tarnisbel house u part of
the house neaR Aayal academy til Post
Graduate Uilie@gs, Gall fsS ifOs
FOR REsT Furnished Apartment. Apply
Mrs. Wgn. Sllr5sssss. The NayarFe apart
meats. Prince sis.orge ~ TIA
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FOX REST sgaIns with BUarsl. Astlsis
igi Prilne fsk,rge si Iif 81
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F0R Rent SEVERAL Furnished houses. &c
nts.ir Nayalsk Ae;idaIny Aileii Eawit
Iiawarsl, 81 Sshoni 81. III 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-06-11

In tie sareuIt G0nrt far Anne Argfaael
gsfuuFF
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-06-11

FOX RENT arnished room for eoiorpd
person. Appl 81 elay 81 J1g-a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-06-11

F0R Rg1NT lfrs fnrnIslieis rttpnts. ele.-
tfie gfs stissE bath. Apbty Mr.. ial4er
ger, IL I.rla8e sieorre Sc III 4
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FOR SALE

FOIs SALE IsyIl SIX room h0nSaa with
baths aud NsSxer eonnerfinn. HefuHi.ie
aveune Easfport Apply AlinaFalts.
Savings InsHf uti0fl. 1s,sa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-06-11

FOR RENT Farnisbesl house 81 part of
the house nea3 Aiyal academy t4p Post.
Graduate Oilie@gs, Gail i.Is Jf0ss
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-06-11

lFOR RENT Seyefal furnished houses all
near Sayal Academy. Alien Kprie How
ard. III sehnoEsf jItI-6
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-02-15
QUIET AND PATIENT PEOPLE
ute to the Good Manners Of the
Street Crowds.

In spite of the excuses that have
marked the ~ascendaacy Of the bolshe-
Wiki In Russia. the typical Russian IL
q patient, kindly and orderly sort OF
person. Mr.. Greiner. who visited Rus
STA as a member of the American rail-
way commission. tells the readers Of
Russia that he found Russians better
behaved In public than Americans
often are.
The trolley cars, he says. were al
ways jammed with people. mostly by
soldiers who did not pay fare. In
America, In such circumstances. we
find that as soon as a a stops the
rule Is usually each mar for himself
and the devil take the hindmost. 1t
was therefore a surprise to us to OBJ
serve that In Petrograd the people
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-02-15
GOV URGES WEST
TO LAST BIG LOAN DRIVE

and prosperity. 1t means that the
market price Of government bonds
will soon stabilize at par or better.
1t also means that commercial, agri-
cultural, and industrial affairs will
stabilize, and that the H~un-inspired
Clamor will cease.
W. were advised that the war
would last through 1919, probably
through 1920, so we were prepared
for that; to have done less would
have been suicide. We prepared to
crush the Hun on his own ground,
and he prudently quit. 1t cost "
some money but it saved the lives of
half a million of u men. Was
money ever better spentf
Now we have bills to pay, prom
Uses to make good, men to bring
home. This will take from five to
six billion dollars. Let us get ready
and raise it. A big task, but the
last, and therefore easy. All to-
gether, shoulder to shoulder, and
the loan goes overi
The "Ninety-frst" is the Pacific
Coas. Division; remember their
achievement, and honor ourselves
by living up to it.
JAMES X. LYNCH,
Governor, Federal Reserve Bank Of
San Francisco; Chairman, Lib
erty Loan General Executive
Board, Twelfth Federal Reserve
District.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-02-15

would Of their own voIition form q
line and take their urn In getting OF
the car. We saw the same character
istic everywhere. Although there were
no traffic officers on the streets, 70
hicles of all kinds In the most crowd.
ed thoroughfares worked their way
through without undue disturbance or
interference with each other.
All Russians smoke cigarettes, and
the supply is short. When a dealer
gets In a new stock he puts up a sign
to that effect but the people do not
crowd into the store In the way that
American storekeepers like to see, but
form a long line on the street. each
person taking his turn In getting
cigarettes, and ell without any confu
sion or apparent regulation. They fol-
lowed the sape procedure In gettinf
food. especially bread and milk; VI
saw lines of people standing all might
long In order to get an early supply 10
the morning. They talked TO each
other cleerfully and constantly and ap
peared to be enjoying the occasion.