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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-03
NAVY MAJ Journey
TO OTHER POINTS
Middies Hope For Greater Free.
dom III Meeting Rivals Away
From Home Than Formerly
ADM. SCALES LBNIEN =

An Indication Of liberal attitude
toward athletics on the part os The na-
val authorities has been made BY the
granting OF official permission for =
team of runners from the Naval Acad-
amy ID enter the relay games at Phila-
celphia. under the auspices Oh the UEa-
yarsity OF pennsylvanla, on April 2e.
This will increase interest Ii track
work al the academy and Il Il hoped
here that ii Will moan that ~ least -
much freedom will le given the dlg-
fereut teams as they had before the
United States entered the war, and
perhaps more. The permission was
given 10 the relay team by Secretary
Daniels after Admiral Scales the new
superintendent had approved Il.
Though II Ii the policy Of the aW-
thorities to hold nearly all Of the ath-
Iasic contests In which the midship-
men complete ST the Naval academy,
there are one or two exceptions. Of
course the most notable instances are
In the case Of the contests In football
and BASEBALL against the Military
academy. New York IS generally ac-l
cepted as the final selection for the ans
nual football game. while the baseball
game Id played alternately 81 AM
napolia and West Point IL II West
Points turn 10 stage the baseball
game. and there Ia every reason 10 be-
IlieYe that Ii will Le played this year,
/ the date reserved being May 81 II ~
almost certain that the football game
will be played In New York on Mo-
vember 2e
The next athletic event ii which
the tnidshipnlen had entries prior 10
the var and which was held away
from home is the tournament Of the
intercollegiate Fencing association, 10
lie heId for paTmisss0n so read rs
usual team to this event, tt IL Ta-
garded MS assured that OfAclal psrniis-
sion will be given to send number
Iof crews 10 the American HENLEY.
which will take place at Phiia6siphia
1dnring the last week oE May
The Naval academy 10 having sn-
creasing difficulty IN securing the
Plight kind of opponents ID sonne lines
Iof sports, notably football, and the
situation has caused some discussion
lot the aGyisability of : sssil nnors lib
eral attitude III the matter of playing
games away from the home grounds.
Many see no essential reason why the
midshipmen should be on an eatireIy
different plane than the other coIleg-
late Institutions or course, long trips.
with consequent interruptions Os
work, are out Of tha question, brit
many strong opponents are within d
short distance Of Annapolis, and per-
mission 70 play one Or two games 4
season Ia tho different lines 0E sports
would be of immense adyantage iE the
arrangement of schedules
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-03
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-03
70 THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS or
AANApSDLISs

herewith announce my candidacy
Tor the once of Mayor Of the City, SUBJ
iect to the Democrat primaries.
Believing that any citizen has the
right to run for any office, ! request
tha support Of all voters who have not
pledged themselves 10 other candf-
dates or who do not desire the once
themselves
nEy plat form is that will render the
city service to the best of my ability,
and submit my record az q former
mayor and commissioner for Anne
Arundel County for the consideration
of the voters
herewith submit my views Oh the
following public questions, and Il
nominated and elected, will consider
that the same are endorsed
Annapolis Water Co The time has
arrived when legislation shoHld Be OBJ
tanned that viii place ita affairs in.
closer touch With and more responsive
To public opinion
New Charter Sew attempts have
been made In the past 70 bring the
Csty's Charter up-ko-date. without sue
cess. largely owing to the fact that the
citizens have not had the opportunity
To express their desires.
| believe that reYlsions should be
made THAT will give the Mayor more
| rcs possibility and power that steps
be taken to take the police gsrce ont
of p0iitEcg and do away with the ur-
certainty and Unrest imposed up0n
the force every two years. thereby los
! Ing eaaciency
improvements Every effort should
ba made Ia develop and inproye the
outlying section OE the City. thereby
Inducing building. resulting n fEl-
creased taxable basis, better health
and 4 more beautafuI City.
ahe finaneas Of the City aga IN such
shape that DO great exne iture Cf
nansey can be made sroEn the tax re~
gigSka. huE certain repaira are aaE-
aak0ry and some plan naust Dp devised
liz pr0vIae gOR them Es maay be nd
yiaabfs tO issus notes or sraali INIT
/ beads ST reasonable rats 0g Interest,
tn be Absorbed BY our citizens - aavs
] lngS. Tha habits taught D. the sFaF
agl. 10 d0ubs, continue aEad no bets
Isl torn of issvaskant can De dsvel~
i nse.
IAa duty m providing work disgsaM
4 ss period 81 recon raetiOn Il llassuxn-
lnk upOn aals nok Only " take ca ss
S. she eaasA who axa n0w
u. 81 Sas4 ~ S3asNe&sN sasS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-03
Roller a9 b Favor

The roller skating season in Anna Ia-
o,,s WIN ka snangnfatsd as the Nayal
anadenny a. wednesday. March ~ at
q oseIock iii sss asternpon in Dahl
rsven hafl. Yhsre viii BE pkatang
evarv wednesday afkarnoon and Sat
ur.ssy eyensng III nsarch sz me rs-
ceirss 1ran the rcllar skating ~ to
81 appropriated so tss Nayy RsaleK
wl.sch IS far rachina u its work
S le.h wlyss assistance to families Of
n,an is me aervIcs Wlaen such rs
distance Id neede0
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-03
RR|TY SEEN IN
SHORTAGE. Of HOUSE 5
ii More Residence Houses
proof Of Prosperity
say Brokers
.r,r.rtoN IS sERIo Y $

in he history Of annapolis
sn,ses been 50 scarce az they
! dFht nov 49,,
" ,',,.n Brewer Of the real estate
.r !, areyer & Son, and Charles B.
rssre Il hardly d home In ali o9
..ils Tor rent and newcomers
s,ll And tbemsses squarely UP
y, !, when ii comes to getting lo-
i. i, hi ii 1 rome Of their own.
4. ,eal estate men are beslegei
a, for homes, but they have
..s q offer. Both Brewer and
81 ssxsger. are predicting q buiid-
I'm here this year, but whether
ss,n viii attain such proportions
wlll assure quarters for ali
III to locate here they could
NJ
sgs men are of the opinion that
n he most needed improvement
:. rirht now III Il large and modern
..rtnspt house. Many persons, too,
4 poiuted out have nlade their
\, d build their own homes but
! usItiug for the cost of labor and
alsraI 10 drop from wartime quo
s.Eas
nen the hotels are filled 70 over
..iw snd have been for some time
n families who are eagerly waiting
house to become empty 30 that
u mas move Ii, The condition is
lIr serious
a,uts are higher now than ever be-
n and With the great demand for
ss there seems little likelihood
4 lherm Will be any apprscia ble
n whfe there Is every chance of
ID soaring
hattie opinion of both MI. AreweE
At Lee that the building opsra
m already planned Tor this year
i bring some relief later 10 the con-
sd conditions now prevailing
l men say they are enjoying s
a business N the transfer Of real
als and homes here and they point
stAls TACT as healthy sign.
Mile rents have climbed TO d high
ssN, property values have failed II
ag pace except along the water
i where there has been d consider
II Increase.
ltVas thought that the close % the
y would see q slackening 10 the
aaad for homes and places of abode
n but there has been no indication
ths 50 far, nor Is there any appar-
~ the near future.
iAs crying need Of Annapolis ct this
mute Il for more and better homes
2 nose who are already In the cley,
n ior those who would come If they
s'la find Z place to live ii once they
n here.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-03
SAUNDERS RIFLE
RANGE. ON SHORT
LINE, rs DIES sERTED

Saunders Range, near Glen Burglie,
Oh the Short Lsas, which has been
used tor the past tWo years for rials
practice and training nen iu the use
of are arms al long md short Falage, is
now q deserted village.
Tae government took over the range
some months ago and 4 was ID cisarge
az tho navy. All sailors who have
been attached To duty tlaeg0 haEe left.
many having resigned the navy, their
time of enlistment expiEissg 81 the ter
nsgtion of the war Okher sailors,
goyYnerly on duty ST aha Fange, have
been sens Is Nors0fk oF oealsr nayal
stations.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-03
TANDEM RIDERS on
MOTORCYCLE THROWN
WHEN DOG rs STRUCK

Two notorcycIiats q man and 9 Wo-
man, riding tandem were thrown
from their machine Sunday evening
on The Camp Parole road IN German
town when II cQaIided with large
Collie dog. The riders miracuIcusIy
escaped serious injury of serious ma
ture although the motorcycle Is said
ID hare been going ut terrific pace
ard vas fhrewm 10 one side when the
dog was struck
rhe dog which belonged 70 Prof
Saesour. "A Madison street, was large
and much prixed collie ~ vas almost
instantly killed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-03
ANONYMOUS j. ETTER
WRITER SA He is
BRANDON MURDERER

The sherifss,s Office today -
ceiyea letter from Washington
iii whicil the writer declared
that he had murdered Mrs. Lot
LIE Nay Brandon and that Snow
den was innocent of The crime.
The writer hints at jealousy
The letter was prinse anA every
pnecaution taken to disguise the
handwriting Following Is the
text or IT,
''I am sorry yo,a killed Snow
den today. lie is not the guilty
man. am The man ! could not
stand 10 see another man live
with my heart so put I,ottie
May out Of the way. I hope his
sins fall on my head. lam will
ing I'd answer them He Ii not
the man. Cod viii ring things
right some day.
zhe iester vas not signed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-03
OST'

seen $50 and 6 o'clock Saturday
ssfnoon On " b e A. car, between
81 street and Caryel Hall. q gen-
aau's hill fold, containing d Liberty
coupon, large sum Of money, val
~ papers and visiting cards Of
9 Aipnan Liberal reward and no
Ions asked, for return to SO c.
iial street S-S-s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-03

Lenaen NeasOn Begins "Wednesday
The hoIy season Of Lent viii begin
Wednesday. Ash Wednesday, when
the blessing and distribution of the
ashes will take place At the different
massaa said Ii ST. Mary'a Catholic
church ID this city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-03

aS Nlhna and Ra
ata. raae "a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-03

- Rest Advertlsa
i i,,,, y II Annapolis
| IS 70 Advertise
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-03

a 1z pairs Tan ead 6g
Blanksss. ss u
Spcaal PRICE rb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
The Changes In
Retail Markets
Pork Products Somewhat
Cheaper-Slight Decline
IN Dressed Chickens.

There seems to BIO kind of pre-
holiday dullness in the retail markets.
The housewives and others are evil
IDENTIFY holding up on their purchases
Just a bit befoge starting in on the
annual job OF laying in Christmas sup
plies. The retailers and market men
knowing this disposition of the public
nave not Yet put cut their big stocks.
However. the market is we'll supplied
with good things, sufficiently supplied
70 meet the demand today for tho
Sunday dinners etc.
The changes in prices are confined
largely to poultry and pork meat.
dressed chickens and hens are slightly
lower In price, but turkeys. being not
5, SO plentiful this week, are a Shade
main at old figures. Pork products arc
down from to cents the pound.
Butter and eggs are somewhat higher.
There is but little change in the
nsn markets. The oyster men have
completed their arrangements for the
pig Christmas supply. and 1t may be
truly said that the bivalves were never
inner than they are this season. The
cold snap has caused an extra dema nd
Tor them. but the market will be well
supplied this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

Pot roast, steamed or stewed or baked
and broiled methods may be used for
cooking. Never permit fried foods.
either meats or anything else: dried
beef or smoked fish have no nIoca In
the child's diet pace III
Supplement the regular menu with
and a liberal serving OF pure cream
cry butter and we'll baked homemade
Dread. DO not season highly any OF
inc inc cnlidren's food. Spices and season.
liver and Kidneys.
Reef Stew.
race half pound of Hamburg steak
III n saucepan and add
water ooi'hs
One bunch Of celery,
One-haif onion.
where it will simmer for three QUAR-
ters OF an hour. Thicisen with Corn
starch, then season and add
one teaspoon of finely chopped pars-
Pour over well buttered toast. This
ni a. rt,o MI serve three small or two
Beef Stew with Toast
naked Potatoes Spinach
Apple Tapiooa Cocoa
How to Bake Potatoes
WASH the potatoes thoroughly, then
place in a saucepan and cover with
boiling water. Bring quickly TO a boil
am cook for ten minutes. Drain ana
wipe dry. then rub with shortening
anu place In hot oven to bake. This
hastens the process of baking by thor
ouGhiy heating the potato.
re careful about utilizing leftovers:
rTatheT cook sufficient for the meal
Use day-old bread and toast: never
pastry. There is a nautifuI Irish
legend that, the lads and lassies who
eat their bread toasted will have the
shiniest eyes. the whitcst teeth md
the curliest hair. so teach your ,;ttie
ones 10 chcw each mouthful OF food
before swallowing 1t. GulpinE food
means intestinal disorders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
MOTHERS SHOULDCOOk
CHILDREN'S FOOD WELL.
Ceulose Structure of Vegetables Must Be Sofened to
Make Starch Contents Dexterzed and Digestible,
Says Mrs Wilson.

'ETT esLiEEnt 1919, by Mrs. NJ. A. wiison.)
r wailii,coo tha food makes THO mother
mat for the physical weIl-being OF her
v vn,lu, i is vitality important that all
co6 Sheoapies and meat should be well
This means that tho cellulosc struc-
o au,e OK the vegetable must be softened
dni, .nat the starch content should be
oeGSeerized and ready for digestion,
bt,crubbing them to cleanse and then
usoPpins them into boiling water and
t,SSoking until tender. Drain free from
me water. cover with piece of cheese
U!oth and allow to steam for five min
mteS on the back of the range. This
VII produce dry mealy potato that
rs easy to digest.
When the potatoes start to cook bring
the water quickly to the boiling point
ana then reduce the heat SO that the
water VIII boil evenly and allow for
small potatoes about eighteen minutes:
Tor medium sized potatoes. twenty-five
minutes; and for large potatoes, about
lhlrty minutes
mineral elements lie directly under tho
min paperlike skin and are needed Nv
me growing child for bone and tooth
tissue structure.
Well-cooked carrots. cut into dice.
spinach. cnuliGower, mashed turnins
celery eL,y. onions-ail afford splendid
Never use soda for any purpose IN
cnGInins your chiidrens food. Soda not
put II also causes other digestive die.
,.iurpances. Allow all foods sufficient
'hne 70 cook thoroughly.
!, Meat may be given 10 children FROM
the time they are two Years iI oIh
ender. weil-cooked beef, minced or
s siieappsd me me-. at first: beef and lamb
chicken, boiled or baked nsh free from
s ,nni,, ana bones all offer wide oppor-
nam. pork or veal sausage or corphenf
'or any other picked or preserved meat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
URGES SUGAR RESTRICTION
d. T. bethel. Chairman of Fnir-price
committee, Issues Statement
on Present Situation.

Calling upon the people 90 reduce
., use OF sugar-to only actual de-
present sugar shortage, j. r. Bethel
chairman OF the Richmond fair-piice
committee last night issued a state
air. Bethel pointed out that I'm the In 81
Tour months of this year 100000 tons
more sugar was available than con-
S ,,I IN IKE period OF any pre-
aious year, but despite this there
"1uId DE a shortage or 100000 tons.
ne SAID that every one should bend
theiI. eHorts No bringing about an
euuNaDle distribution of sugar by the
most direct route to the consumer, and
that the problem be dealt with in n
common sense way. so that no one VIII
commodity or the profits therein.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Mnry Jnne C1nrl,e

PETERSBuRG. VA, Dec 5.-Fune-
raj services for Mrs Mary Jane CiarEe
VINO died Wednesday. December 2. took
PLACE today AT l2 o'clock from her resi-
uenre, 5l4 Harrison Street Acting ms
Ioliows: Charles S. Young. Joseph c
i nonns' lanes 4. Young, Charles q
Tc0wie Ihomas \. Sydnor and William
OF 7: c. Clarke. and was In her
eiGhtleth year. She is survived by the
ii2Iiowin,g children: Misses Mollie w
petersburg; Mrs. w. J. Haistead NJ
NORFOLK; j. Sydnor Clarke, OF Hamlet
y. z. j. Leonard Clarke. of Rich
mond. and Thomas T. and Lewis Nf
clarke. of Petersburg. One brother and
one sister also survive. Carroll r. Svd-
nor, or Richmond. and Mrs. w. w
Thweatt, of Baltimore W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
ADJUSTMENTS
OH. skinner in New Play.

OffS Skinner In New PIny.
Otis SlSinner's engagement at the
Strand Theater is promised for Mon
day and Tuesday evenings. December
and 9, when he will be seen for the
first time in his new comedy. "The
by Maud Skinner and Jules Eckert
Goodman. The title role of the new
piece is Of the kind that Mr.. Skinner
likes to play, and that American thea
ter-goers like best to see him play
That is about ali that is known about
the play now. except that it's scenes
are laid in small town in Western
pennsylvania and in California, and
that it tells an intensely dramatic
story of fathers love and devotion
70 his daughter. In the company with
MT. Skinner will be Q. B. Clarence
Mary Shaw. Ruth Rose. Thurlow Ber,
gen. Robert AmeS William Bonelli
waiter +. Scott and others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

lative shorts. who evidently saw little
prospect for sufficient deliveries OF spot
ton, but a few December notices an
peared later in the wook. and It looked
as though the demand from shorts had
been pretty well supplied on the adj
vance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
Weekly Cotton Rev,.,,

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-The long pre-
dicted. Accent level was realized by
The advance in December contracts in
the market for cotton futures here
week. This established the highest
price ever paid for futures contract
IN the history of the New York cot
ION exchange, and an advance of an
proxmately cents per pound from the
low level to November 10. 1t was, due
TO urgent covering by trade and specu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
DEDICATE MARI FIELD
Landing Site Mt Chattanooga Ia Tn
augurntted With Proper
Ceremonics,
tBy Associated press1-

nv, CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Dec. s.
n i,s IN charge Of aviation in the South
9,nGlating, MARI landing field here WAS
nealca.ed today with appropriate cere-
charleston, S. c., for the occasion.
The ultimate aim OF the promo,ers
OF aviation fields in the South 10 70
make an effort TO secure an aerial ma II
route a!ohE the entire Dixie Hichwa,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
Dr.d.treet,. Trad. R.nort

tomorrow will say:
Reports as to trade distributions
and those rejecting Industrial condi-
lions as affected by the bitumlnous
coal strike show even more of a con-
trast than has been hitherto noted In
the former buying both at wholesale
and retail is still eager. only cheerful
reports enianating from most large
complaints as yet come mainly from
those who have not been able to Sc
cure adequate supplies of wanted goods.
On the other hand. the industrial situa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
Norman Hnpgood Com,nr -.

:, WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-Norn,, ,
napgood. American minister TO Den.
mark is coming home to make ner-
or the Russian situation. concerninr
,lch ne has r-rcived much valuabIa
information s.Ice goiEg tn Copenhaean
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
Mrx. susan p. n.,docL

:. LYNCHBURG. VA. Dec. 5.-A1rs
susan p. Baldock. scventy-n;ne wears
9i age. widow of Reuben BaIdociS'
uied Thursday at the Home and Re
treat. She Is survived by n.son. Reuben
baldock: Her body was taken to Pc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
sTrr. Elizabeth l.. F,.,d

CUIPEPER. VA. Dec. 5.-The fune-
WIDOW OF General James Field. was
ncid mere tuesday. Many relatives from
!, aistance accompanied the body from
lhe nome or the deceased in Pittshurrh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES

mon6. 's-'. fiich
Hannah King t2s). Richmond.
George. II. Harwood. IT. tas). Richmond
Rena A. King CAD. Richmond
ton. 'N'' io4opai
Maria Helen Carroll t.2). Richmond.
George Davis Wiltshire fa7). cuipepcr.
Lucille Nelson Neal t23). Richmond.
I,andon J. Seymour t3:l. Richmond
Purnie Belle Redman t29). Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

ally acute supply conditions arc r..5
ported at Chicago. where hundreds OF
thousands Of workers have, been, cut
down IN working time or have been
rendered Idle In smaller sindustriai cen.
ters East and West OF that city. week-
ly bank clearings. $9,s06.i76 600 - w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
warrants for Ment De,,.r.

!, NtASHV1LLE. TENN. Dec. 5.-chare-
a nn3 them with violating the Lever
I IGt as S. amended October 90. last,
D r,.en states District Attorney Lee
$500 ,as To-Day swore. out warrants
hhg ,ai, fifteen meat dealers doing
business In the city market hoi1se
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

tion has refrigerated rapidly. the pinch
OF want of coal has caused many shut
downs. especially in East and West
caused much suffering to prairie State
communities. whose fuel supplies have
been reduced or disappeared Especi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
bury body of Henry Frick.

Of FH59 enTI E,IsG Dec, 5;-The funeral
Sa,ni,u LAY f,rick took place at the
today: None but close relatives and n
rev intimate friends of the family be.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
Bristol Industrie. sbut Do

BRISTOL, TENN, Dec. 5-Rotr
-FOUR and five thousand workmen viii
be cut off from work here tomorrow
wnen local industries discontinue
operation as result of a recent Or.
ger OF the United States fuel admins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
Mrn. Lncy TcmnIe WnIL.

Mrs. Lucy Temple Walker died Ias.
nnisnt at her home. 2409 Park Avenue.
MFs walker was eighty years old. She
Is survived by five children. Thev Are
Harry W., Watson. Mrs. Eifzabeth
Sizer and Misses Margaret and jamie
announced today. - oe