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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-07


Compare those prices with those you
goods sold before noon.
every city in this country. The war
department is now convinced. 1t will
make all the concessions 1T can to get
it's surplus supplies into the hands OF
the public direct.
Every city isn't as fortunate as Bal
timore in having an army storehouse
right in the city, but there's one not
many miles away. There are 13 of
them in the country Here they are:
Boston, New York. Philadelphia.
Omaha. San Francisco, Baltimore.
Newport News, Atlanta. Chicago, I'll
Paso, Tex, San Antonio. Tex, st. Louis
and New Orleans.
The zone supply officer In any or
these cities will give your mayor or
YOUR municipal market authorities, or
your community buying clubs, prices
on the goods he has in storage. Your
CITY can raise the money as Acting
Mayor BRYANT did-or in some other
way. The war department Is consider
ing whether to loosen up and sell It's
supplies to municipalities on credit
taking it's payment after the goods are
sold II this is done it'll be easy.
IT earnestly urge every mayor in the
country to get busy on this thing now,
saws Acting Mayor Bryant. and stop
the work OF the profiteers al once. It's
the greatest opportunity to break the
backbone of the cost of living TINS
country will ever have"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-07
WEST GOVERNMENT STREET

Mrs. P. Moreno, w. Government ST. says: kid
trouble had a me a year ago and
suffered untold misery. Ny back ached
matter what / did 1 couldn't any
would have to press my hands the small my
to ease the pain My kidneys annoyed
me- suffered this for / and
sight blurred. I used Doan's Kidney and they
relieved me from the start and entirely"
NORTH EIGHTH AVENUE
w F. Lescalleet 724 ~. Eighth Ave, says: Il suf-
fered for long time with kidneys
started about four 1 living in Chi
My back lame and sore I could
hardly get when down 1 wi sharp,
cutting pains through the small of
acted irregularly and the secretions A
few boxes of Doans Kidney Pills
trouble"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-07

: A GARDEN'LL FIX YOU
Take the doctors tip and get into
the garden says the National War
Garden Commission, of Washington.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-07
EAST JACKSON STREET

+. D. Sanders police and fire commissioner, 1920 E.
Jackson ST.. L used Doan's Kidney Pills a
time for backache which seemed to being
my feet much i quickly cured of the
and a firm believer in Doan's." statement given
March %. 1910
On June g. 1918, Mr. Sanders said:
in praise of Doans Kidney Pills in 1914 holds good
firmly believe Doans the best kidney n
the market and I always recommend them I
Doan's occasionally a preventative"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-06-01


ten racers were the same as at 400
miles except Alley had gone from fifth
to fourth place and GouX was running
fifth.
D, p. Dutton relieved Cooper and
r., McVay look the wheel from Haibe.
announcement was made at the hos
pital whore Molinare. Thurman's
mechanician was taken, it was be-
heved Molinare would recover
Wilcox stopped at the pits for gas
and tires and when he resumed the
race he was two laps ahead. At 4a0
miles the standing was Wilcox,
Hearn, GouX. Boillot, i. Wagner J..
Chevrolet rolled into the pits on three
wheels at this time
Wire Snaps.
The wire across the track to the
time board snapped, leaving score
board in bad condition
Wilcox was still in the lead by
about two laps at AIS miles. Hearne
was second.
The positions of the other drivers
below second place were the same at
$50 miles. The average speed had
dropped to 1884 miles an hour.
With less than twenty-five miles to
go Wilcox maintained his lead of two
laps and Hearne, in second place, led
GouN in third by three laps.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-06-01
Tonight! Take Dodson's Liver Tone!
Better Than CaIomeI For Liver
Calomel sickcns! If bilious, constipated and head
achy read my guarantee

Listen to me! Take no more sick
enlng, salivating calomel when bilious
or constipated. Don't lose a days
work!
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel, when it comes in contact
with sour bile, crashes into it, break
ing it up. This is when you feel that
awful nausea and cramping. If you
are sluggish and "all knocked out" if
your liver is torpid and bowels CON
stipated or you have headache, dizzi-
ness, coated tongue, if breath is had or
stomach sour just take a spoonful OF
harmless Dodson's Liver Tone.
Here's my guarantee-Go to any
drug store and get bottle of Dodson's
Liver Tone for a few cents. Take
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-06-01

spoonful tonight. and\ IL it doesn't
straighten you right up and make you
feel fine and vigorous hy morning,
want you to go back to the store and
get your money. Dodson's Liver Tone
is destroying the sale of calomel be-
cause it is real liver medicine; entire
ly vegetable, therefore it can not sali-
yate or make you sick.
/ guarantee that one spoonful OF
Dodson's Liver Tone will put your
sluggish liver to work and clean your
bowels of that sour bile and const-
pated waste which is clogging your
system and making you feel miserable
guarantee that u bottle Of Dodson's
Liver Tone will keep your entire fam
lily feeling fine for months. Give 1t to
your children. It is harmless: doesn't
gripe and they like its pleasant taste
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-06-01
OPPOSITION TO
LUXURY TAX IS
FOUND IN HOUSE
Nick Longworth Also De-
cIareS that Friends of Henry
White Think of Giving Him
Something to Do,


| Washington, May 31.-UneXpccted
| opposition to repeal Of the luxury tax
section of the war revenue bill de-
veloped today in the house, and spon-
sors of several other proposed repcalS
| forced postponcment of final action
Iuntil next week. Its supporters, how
ever. said adoption was certain
| representatives Cannon. republican,
Of Illinois and Thomas of Kentucky
and Sims of Tennessee. democrats. led
the attack against the repeal, which
was unanimously proposed by the
/ ways and means committee. Chair
man Fordney republican, and Repre-
sentative Kitchin of North Carolina,
ranking democrat of the committee
urged repeal
Opponents, however attacked tho
proposal, declaring that il would only
remove costly articles. including wear
ing apparel, from taxation which
could be borne without financial in
jury of consumers Advocates of the
repeal declared the tax was levied in
time of war to discourage expensive
purchases and prevent their manu-
facture, but admitted that the loss of
SS6,OOO,O00 revenue would be keenly
felt by the treasury.
During debate Chairman FordncV
announced that separate tariff meas
ures designed to protect American in
dustries developed during tho war
would be offered soon to CONGRESS by
the ways and means committee. He
named the potash, the dye and the
laboratory glass industries aq among
those 70 receive first consideration.
He also declared his desire to shift
the excess profit taxes from corpora
tions to stockholders, declaring chat
such action would encourage industry
and Increase employment
Considerable political discussion
was injected into the debate.
The suggestion that the president
had received advice while abroad
from Henry White. republican mcm-
Der Of the peace commission. was
questioned by Representative Long
worth republican, of Ohio. who said
such statements 'must have been
wrong"
only the other day | heard" said
Mr.. Longworth. that a number of
friends had cOllaboratcd in buvlng
box of toys TO send to Mr. White to
give him something to do"
Representative Garner democrat, of
Texas declared Mr. white would not
tolerate any such indifference to him
as member of that commission, and
would not remain on it if he were not
given anything more to do han to
play with bunch Of TOYS"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-06-01
Lane Bill Substitute,

Santa Fe, May 3l.-To Congress-
man Benigno C. Hernandez has been
accorded the honor of introducing in
the national house of representatives
the republican substitute for Secretary
of the Interior Lanes soldiers settle
ment measure. 1t provides for an ap-
preparation of $500, 1000. 900 to estab-
lish agricultural homes for veteran
soldiers. In fact. $4,000 returning
soldiers have already applied for such
homes in the west
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-06-01
UPRISING AGAINST
B0LSHEVlk OCCURS
IN CITY OF KAzAk

Omsk, May 2S (Friday, Russian
Telegraphic Agency)-An uprising
against the Boisheviki began in the
city of Kazan, on the Volga, north OF
Samara, on May Is, according to a
folshevik radio dispatch from Ka2an.
The people demanded food. the re-
moval of Bolshevik troops from Ka-
zan and the liberation of hostages.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-06-01

That 100, ,000-word treaty will make
such nice hot weather reading for our
summer vacations.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-06-01
THREE MEN ARE KILLED
IN LIBERTY SWEEPSTAKES
AUTOMOBILE RACE

CContinued IN Page T'wo !
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-08
sH FIJI, III TRUE

RnmogH % somewhat definite kind
are 10 the eject That the Democratic
clss ticket 81 certain candidates e.
&. IRE not receiving the hearty hap-
part ~ sons who are n dug bound
SIS democrats and citizens 70 90 ali
tha can for the election of every
ons
Il viii nos be difficult 70 determins
me location d this treachery within
sha ranks. aad those who are Showing
shsir lsek 81 Interest IL Democratic
success II mis- sisns viii % we'll g
change their tactics 4 they viat .
saaintain their character e Demo
Gratis,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-08
Tn E8 or

scr ~ $50 sx sss@g ~
perfs an agKeea aaak riss gson n
81 ltttle saluM III aayestaseya nnssMs
bAsed upon sAe meTss " no pubasesa-
ton. ana opDoss 81 n0rss Os schemes
10 inaata the subscription ilse Of \
qualification nn&hie To increase 4 be-
causa og lks mnwosgsal nans rs nayra-
pApeF. me resort ID such schemes y
Always regarded as eonsasetOa ok
inability b progress through meglt
C0msnenfins aipn9 tAla HE geeently.
the pniladalpAaa RsesoF0 aayss
The earliest scheme tor gaining
ns u spapeY cirruaatfon o0naasta Of pub
fishing ! superior newspaper. which
viii win readers ~ pSesenasne all ths
newn accarmtely, ssglsbiy, dairly. clean
il and entorsal ~.
Tsls sciaerne II out ~ date "a some
quarters, has me Record Sill 40
herea III II
,Ia,s queer, but tn fact. that sea
soned advertisers think more Of circsa-
latina gained by the snerit d nsws-
paper than * circulation secured W =
modification ot the lottery plan IN
otllar words. they think that their Sd
vcrtIaemenis ara more likely g p
seen. xead and acted upon ~ people
looking f0s Information than ply Seo-
Die looking far lncky" numbers Z
ii may ~ added that the Evening
Capital has ever adhered IL the same
rule and Won % ths poaltion Or being
i welcome daily guest II practically
every home ID Annapolis and vicinity
simply by publishiag the news fuiiy
and fairly and IS commenting on pub
he mattera without bIas Or t0adylafa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-08
List Of Nomination
Oaiee u | le | NJ CLERK

Annapolis III. July /. 1918
The folioMing Il b list II the Nom
nations which have been HE'D III this
once Tor Mayor. Counselor and Alder
men DC the city 81 Annapolis. sd.
10 ne yased a0r At the Municipal Else
ton q 81 held o. aaonaay. July lS.
1919
FoR MAraa
Vote For One
CHARLES i. IRNKEI. Republican,
JOHN I Levy. Democrat
Foe couassIoa
(Vote For One
DENNIS CLAUDE. Republican,
GEO \. PULLMAN. Democrat
ron ALDFaagr First Ward
Vote For Twol
n ROLAND BROWN, Republican,
RALPH DAYTON. Republican,
ELadER II. pARKINSON,I Democrat,
CHARLES NJ SMITH. Democrat.
FoR ALDERMEN second Mad
Vote For Twol
j. PAUL EDFoRD, Republican.
JAMES q. u. PHILLIPS, Republican.
JOHN M. TAYLOR Democrat,
JOHN n WELLS. Democrat,
Fox ALpERMeN Third ward
Vote For Twol
=. CLAYTON BREWER, Republican.
gssE2 ANYW a Eaf4Nsx2fsxr xy..,..s,sss 49,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-08
THIS sex GIRL
Pr RR y IS
SIS or THE y. =. a.

Miss vjogef vi Rennatt. Of Mont clair
81 ri. Z. a. girl. has become
Americas premiere post mistress
since tie beginning d the war. This
record stands not only on the volume
~ taal,sess handled from her pOsflf
dee. but from the siEe of the etsies and
sta@ and the territory covered by it,
81 area greater than the State e
Texas.
The territory which Miss Bennett !
postofgice serves a France and the
gshinelana Her once star II Paris
consists os So secretaries, and the
number Of letters handled daily runs
over faO.0e 10 make the 5oh even
more difsculf. more than hair " this
mail has 10 Be forwarded
This mail II moi for The 5000 M
q. a. secretaries alone who are ~ Eur
or,e. hut ii Cor thousands III America
doughboys who hare their lssters fretn
home addressed h care III the sarluu s
|..y' hnts. This aEAi the e1pansi0n nf
the 4 lit III 4. activities ~ oves Kast
srn Europe IN extended ne postal
ace functions into scrvia urevee.
rnrkey, Palestine. atid ne Magpaan
loast Il aan 81 tNeniy sghf pe5ple
il required f0r SO Nork nf receiving
and forwarding ~ mail baYaad TIE
Parts territory
An aasaeA busdea on tho NiorSers 81
this uFface ii the army manner ~ dee
slgnassag towns atsd p0stoiilees
throughout france by nanhsrs which
creates complications Iii an forwards
Ing work hi Frnnce
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-08
SRAI.ED AIS

SEALED PROPOSALS., Endorsed sRrn-
p0aaf0 for 3snraKe Annapolis. Nd. 40.
Moss will De received az ghA Nurpan %
Yards nHa Docka. Nayy IsAp3xSzasft
Washington ~ G. anfll ID 0'cINek, i. ma..
san JsFy ~. xNf8, ana then aasl there puAs
aaciy openea for psesst9xy MesMge nAgid
tag A&vinx rpacsete foundations AsRgi de0gA.
brick exterior wallis aSsAi ealumn& Nal
@skss&rs w6sed fraAas& and raA& xKmtnsNg
atake aud sla9 or MxNvat eaas txr pitch M1a
fesf reading. MGass AAass ard doors and esEA-
as1eeH eseckxse sgantMAas ~ aAsE ieaSSmG age-
kezaas rs TIE NMvsk etssaag. Aan&Rsatas
1Sf
IN 0AtMknaS Oh @Sss aseMsisae Ri the HnFNan
~ O. he Knnlie NF0Fka gesztee. SaYas Aenft
- n AMxn NxlEkus Md
II sBeg,eeaf 81 ses ss0asarn fslAs@B IA the
knFm IN eh8eE M pQsg@s ns0Aey order
ssMyAh5e t@ the 2sAz@9 IL Ease ANg~aa OF
Nmgsaa md Es1ekM Nl&ks ~ F@ansee1 IS -
eassxy ksx the Ax1e ge&Wra 81 tar pl#nA asd
ks0Ma wtRhfa A1N aAgs xfEeg To
@SnsN a& eaAssmk
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-08
rnE nllaGRR PR0RLEM

Al order from tho State Board Of
nsaith directing the construction of
ayatems 81 wasar supply snd sewerage
disposal at Eastport. ID Imminent III
View of the proved conditions there.
ii cannot 30 doubted that II vii not
IS withheld nueh longer Al az
sYesaeIy heavy expense will BE put
upon en- already 0Yar-hurdsnad COM
mainly, but the situation must be
met
Water supply and sewerage systems
are Ia their nataFa mnnicspal. and
glsa need fos them Is taA prouE that
the community has reached the point
where ii should have some sort 81 cor
porate existence Manlgestly. none
bua those who are benefited BY them
should pay for such things, Or any
parg Of them IL Eaatpart Eess public
wasAr ana sewers. SO taxpayers eS
PASSPORT must pay for them
Passport must settle the question Of
Naather II wants aaparata corpoFa-
lion or union with Annapolis II will
ana that unless 1t can exercise the
ordinary municipal powers and compel
HE proper maintenance 81 these sys-
gesna. that they vii moi d. the things
sor which they are intandaa. Water
and sewer systelns will Nd of little
sasua unleag III general uae. and the
an,nmunisy must BE able ID compel
such user. and the non-nsar 81 methods
whiclg ara source III danger
There can be llltle doubt that union
Win Annapolis, under some provision
81 which the people 81 Passport pay
only Tor those BENEFITS ii which sney.
participate. and NOT TOR old sicbts rom
traetea ~ Annapolis. presents the
greater advantages. ii clear example
woaid BE III gho construction u u
water syasanl. Eassport ean ~ fuf-
niahod with water from the Annapolis.
supply ulneh more rheaply than H
could secure supply 81 lts own, With
necessary equipment cor sta dIssribn
Elon u ii so With many other lhinga.
on accaual 81 The ec0Hoany 81 doing
things on i larger scale
Rypry phyalrlAn and every lntelll-
sent and unbiased person ID this com
rnunisy knsws that conditions af Fast
port form / far greater menace 70 the
health az the whole community. Ia
alusSlnS Annapolis. than doa the U.S.
81 he city water without altsation. ~
Is s. faf lie more important matter
so BE scliled and 4 must e settled
Or the Fiak 81 serious epidemic ~
main constantly present
il should be possible FOR real rep
seseneaaiyes ~ The people Of Annaro-
he and Eastps1Ft "a meet the ofssciasa
az slsa STATE Hoard 81 Health and
reach al agreement covering In i com
pFea enaIva way all that il % ID done
ia eonnection With an Increased and
paysnea water anppiy Tor Annapolis
ana saAarbs. Filtration Is only one
paFt, and : comparatively snlail pass.
0f great subject. More wateF, great
I'll isnpounding facilities and the an
tension u Passport ase the BIG and
pressing things
The peopie ot shla Community Al
ssos oppose aaythtag which 81 nares
sayy Il arasees sAs pualan haalaA. bwk |
shey DO a0s anpruvs % going & thss
skang piecsaasl ana Of apending lAssa
nMns IS pHhIie runNey % % s0rn1t hfE
SA asea moi aSeeE the main issSas |
+
III Eashp fAsy MakAesnre 4 IS
hsaf eEp wAA0a d haghfy aasx-
York Eyenlng rna
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-08
oFFIoE o. rllE carY ci.rnK

Ag1napplIa. Md. June M. i9fg.
Ry authority s. the City G0sla 81 Anna
ia0lis, I hgFeby give notice that al Fslec
lsoa WIN w Aeld under the Charter 81
M0NnAN, 4uLy IL. ief0,
gOF m Election III Ii Mayor ind u Coi1n
selioF 81 SID CRY, and ii tic aalne tint.
Tor tile Election bs the residents of lIlas
respective Wards III tho CIty az AnnalaIis
Ward. IS
Ward.
Ward.
tTnFt.
The Poiiing places II tie several wards
Flrat Wafl. Polling House East Street
isuiisllnE
I. TAlra ward Polling House. seeona
Street.
The Polls will he open Ut e,cieek IL.
and VIII resaain open mntii 3 o'clock
PRANK Il. SMITH
city Clerk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-08
BE KIND 10 ANIMALS
SuMIEER SUGGESTIONS

Remember ID he kind 70 animals.
whenever ron have an oppprtvnlty.
n hot weathaF animals llIke human
beIngsl like III drink often 60 III sure.
TO leave d dIah os clean water where.
y0ur CT or dog can easily reach IL
Pc aure % iced ard water your ant
mails regularly
\ you see cat or dog Ihat seems
10 BE lost or suffering De sure 10 tell
50 officer. asking him % telephone for
you to the nearest Humane Society or
Animal Rescue Leaane. II take charge
.oK IL.
Never be guilty III leaving your cat
or dor, III any animal behInd when
you move from one pIaca tD another
III II cruel thing ID do Al the ami
nal II likely 10 atarve ID death. Cats
Or dogs that have Ind homes and the
attention 81 the members 81 tbs family
suffer tram loneliness as we'll as from
munger ana thirst II Is mean cows
|nrdiy not e desert 4 helpless animal.
which has always been fed and cared
Tor. TO tind food for itself. Il III nsa
always possible for them 10 do 80
aud they often die i lingering death
from starvation and ahase.
BE Kind To Animals. al 4 motto
for every school room ii the United
States conspicnoasly and constantly
displayed BIZ teachers upon wall or
hlack board. Will b far and help great
~ towards intoxicating spirit Or kind
ness u aniamals and educating hla-
namely the b0ys and girla who are Id
bG future citixena az this country.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-08
ARTgl. q MfINT ~ sIliNgD

Tlss Eyealng CapAlal Will " glad
b publish articles Oh any public Quea-
tson. properly written. II SIGNED BY
TIE AUTHOR Anonymous articles
eanaot De ptssSIIalaad. Whethsr mailed
fran baltimore 81 Annapolis The
signature IL not Tor publication. bat
ae an evidence 81 good faith
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-08
- 4 si--'i4l-
Ord .R NlSE
tx -RaRta In the Matter ~ the Trus.
EreakRa by the Laat VIII anil Teata-
nacna of virginia Ann NAlIiaMa
aaeueAeed

"a the Circuit nongt Tor Anne Arundel
CoHnsY, M. 4:ssa Equity.
Ordered, this a7sh nay ug June 1918, that
the pEagKtA aAan III the prDpeksy naensi0Hed
NJ theSe proceedings made and rasI0rtef b.
Ar1hmr Williams. TRUSTEE be ratlfisd and
g0M5Irnaeds M1tTns EAnNe M the cantxaEy
thefauf ~ sal0wa on ~ before the
1saM fSAx or NILT seEH
Provided. d copy of this Order ~ inserted
Iii some newSTaFer puh1sshed 81 Anne
Arundel GONnsy. 0nca nj eash az fhree a3ass
aessaye weaka before the 9Th day of Jufg
1919
The report states the amount DC sales III
ha ~ .aa000
I'M. n. WOODWARD. clerk.
True Copy. TeAG
M ~. WOODWARD, Clerk. 5sa JIG. -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-08


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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-08

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-08
Il FLYING mAvsS DREAM

To pers0n With the gin OF propl-
acy nothing Is impossible. When
Lieut. Commander Read ventures the
pred lotion that some day ths Tying
man Will allein ia altitude &c co.
900 feet and BE fable 60 croes To
EUROPE III the forenoon and return Id
the afternoon. he speaks with thal
faith aR ono who expects 10 see his
dreams come true TO say that these
things will and can never be done. he
holds. II h display s. courage sanA-
liar To shst exhlaltsd ny tha persoes
BIZ the olden days who said th&t Iron
shine would never work.
Altar what has been accOfnpl isked
only Ill the laak few weeks rho shall
say that the man who startled the
world BY making tbs arst flight across
lha Atlantic saIudes himself with via
Ions az the unattainables There 81
only one real obstacle ID he ovsrcome
10 the progress oe the science os All
alton and aa It has been conquered
Ia the past Il may be conquered many
tisaos In ske future.
The development 0f the mechanical
aaeaas " which man has learned 10
scale the heavens and traverse the
ocean III mid aig II not 81 aa end.
When Within few weeks Americas
naval seaplaa ana Brlllah airplanea.
and dlFigihles triumph over spacs. the
human arnNition su attempt uanFa dar-s
Ing feats. ths natural desire 10 make
fuller uee IL skill and knowledge Al
ready acquired. II Qnlcken0d. II only
The machine can be produced. II only
pr0hlsms catering into 80 construc-
Ton ard operation can be safety
solved. there II NO ae6ults lInAIs u
what the liying men 81 she NEXT ten
or twenty years mar Al under the
attmaius az composition and lore of
adventure Nav York Herald,
President Monroe. sponsor for tbs
American doctrlae whsch stiil bears
his name, had very dsEsnlte iasas
about the ypteless condition og tbs
people be washington Thia d what
President Monroe said III 1915 one
hundred and one PEARS ago
The situation or this District. it
Is thought, requires the attention Oa
Oougreaa. ~ kha CDnasisutlan the
power 81 lasEslatlon Is exclusively
vested u the Congress az Gha United
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III the exercise BE this power by
which tho psople have no psgtici-
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cases airacs1y on the. local concerns
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are for special purpose from shs
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