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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-13
HUNS PARIS GUN
BORN or ACCIDENT
Ranga OF aBlg Bershasv Discovered
BIZ Flshsegnaan % AIles
Out no sea

The Big Bertha guns that sheiled
Paris last spring we're born of an ac-
cident.
Krupps we're experimenting last
February with guns which then had .
maximum range Of from IS 70 r.
miles.
Tests were being made on the Baltic
coast Torpedo boats were stationed
as to 80 miles out ali sea to watch for
dropping shells They saw none and
were myatified.
That afternoon several boatloads OF
fishermen came In and told how they
were ashing 80 miles from the coast
when shells began falling around
them. They couldn't understand
where they came from and they sour
ried for cover
Then It was discovered that the guns
had been trained Id i higher altitude
than ever before and that the shells
carried 40 much farther because Of
less air resistance at the high eleya-
tioR Immediately thereafter the guns
were taken TO France and the plans
for Smelling Paris we're worked out.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-13
500 REV ARD sIoo
week.

The readers Of this paper will Be
pleased 10 learn that there il at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all stages and that
u catarrh Catarrh being greatly in
ffuenced BY constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken in
ternally and acts through he Blood
on the Mucous Surfaces Or the Sys-
tenn thereby destroying the kounda-
ton Of the disease. giving the patient
strength hy building up the constitu-
tion and assisting nature Ia doing its
work. me proprietors have so much
faith In the curative powers Of Halls
Catarrh Medicine chat they ofRer One
Hundred Dollars Tor any case that III
balls to cure. send for list OF testi-
moniaas
Address T. ]. CHENEY r Co, To-
ledo. CHIC. sold BY ali drnRgieea. 7Se
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-13

French, British and Italian military
authorities did not face Their troops
were near enough to their homes to
return to them during their long leave
periods An amusing story Is told by
two American soldiers who were byi-
gaded with the French One Of their
new friends was pointing out 10 them
the general direction IN which he
lived, not many miles back OF the line
which they were then holding. Much
TO their surprise they learned that the
poilu was able to go to his family two
or three times month except when
there was heavy fighting Iii that sec
tor.
Well. what do you think Of that -
said one Of the doaghboys TO the other
He commutes to the war!
There appeared to be nowhere for
the Americans to go when they re-
ceiyed seven days leave once IN four
months. The military leaders didn't
want them III Paris. clogging trans
portation lines and increasing the
problems of the military police; the
leave area system was the result
News of this scheme was received
with anything but enthusiasm by the
soldiers. They wanted to go to Paris.
The first detachment sent to Aix-les-
Bains dubbed the resort in derision
Aches and Pains. 7 That was before
they arrived When they found what
the \. M 4. Al had set up for them.
they were won over In half q day, Thy
returned to their units all too soon.
spread the glad tidings and from that
day To this the stream Of '.Yn boosters
has been uninterrupted
Resort after resort has been opened
for them Some Of the soldiers have
had the good fortune to visit three or
four Of the areas Extension of the
system means happy days which eliSn-
mate for the time being the desire to
90 back home TO the Y. s. Al And 1t
means new and staunch friends for
the X. M C Al
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-13
RALI.NT THE REMEDY

In j recent debate on the causes Of
crime rampant in this and other large
large cities Rev. DR.. Floyd Tomkins
said some things that every thinking
man must admit to be true. but he *
pressed with special vehemence one
opinion which IS vide open TO cues
ton. i firmly believe, said he. that
one of the potent reasons for this
wave Of crime is the delay OF the
peace conference in doing something
with the German leaders who started
this war. Dr Tomkfns wants these
arch -conspirators brought to supreme
punishment either hanged or shot 81
There are many whose detesfation Of
the crininally ealpable Boche IS no.
less pronounced han the reverend
doctors, but who nevertheless feel
that the extreme measures he advo-
Gates will scarcely serve to correct
the worlds ills. We certainly cannot
see how the stunning on OF Wilhelm.
the clown prince and Hindenburg
could posaibly improve conditions
here Why 30 SO Tar afield We could
dispense with the gun and the rope ii
We could only mobilize our decent
forces and train them to IRE few
rounds OF ballots enectively Phila-
deIphia Record
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WHAT TIlE aCRER rURKs sAY

And Jesus answered and said unto
him. Blessed aFt thou Simon Bar
iona: for fiesh and blood hath not RS
veaied II unto thee. but ms Father
which Is In heaven
And / say also unto thee. That thou
ART Peter, and upon this rock ! will
build my church and the gates Of
fades lFa VI shall not prevail against
II. And will give unto Thee the
keys or The kingdom 81 heaven and
whatsoever thou shalt bind on earth
shall be bound Ii heaven and What
soever thou shalt loose on earth shall
be loosed liz heaven Matt Is.sl71l9
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-13
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Y, 1919



all the real estate iii said mortgage men
TONED. consisting Of
Il All that lot or parcel OF land situate
in Eastport. Anne Arundel county. Mary
land, being Il part uf Lot No, III. ~ dez
lgnated On puyails plat OF Passport, be-
ginning for the same on the southwest slide.
ner of said street and Eastern avenue sixty
feet and running thence along and with
said Fifth street IN a northwest direction
twenty feet with 1 depth OF eightyftwo
feet six Inches. Being the same lot or
parcel Of land which was conveyed to the
said George Turner hg the MorkinKmen's
building and Loan Association and dated
January 30, 1904, and recorded among the
Land Record Of Anne Arundel county In
IAbef q. W.. No. d6 folio 22i &c. The
said lot is improved by 4 wostory frame
dwelling and
q All that other lot or parcel Of land
situate In Eaatport on the northeast side
OF Third street, beginning for the same at
q point iii the said side Of sAid street dis
tant Ia southeast direction two hundred
and eighty-f0ur feet from the corner OF
said street and Chesapeake avenue and
running with the said side Of said
feet With a depth Of one hundred and
sixty hge feet, being lot No. ~ az laid
down on 4 plat fled q No, 2TTs Equity;
Circuit court Of Anne Arundel county and
being d portion Of the tract Of land which
WAS conveyed to the said George Turner
BY James n. Munroe. attorney, BY deed
dated January rs. 1909 and recorded
among the Land Records Of said county
in Liber q. W., No. 81. folio ITS &c
THE TRIMS or SALE AREs One half
the purchase money 10 be paid on the day
of sale Or ratification thereof by the court
and the residue Ia six months from the
day of sale, the deferred payments to
bear interest and to be aecuFe.i 10 the sat
isfactlon Of the attorney. Of ak cash on the
ratification Of the sale 1T the option az the
purchaser deposit of 500 will be re-
1utred on the dry of sale.
For further particulars apply 70
FRANK Fl. STOCKETT
Atfaranwa kausnd III. Ngy,rf
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LETTER 70 EDITOR
10 tie EDITOR q the Eoenlao Capital.

no the Editor Of me Euenlno Capital:
ii, your issue Of February 10, Rev
]. t. smiley's excuse for using the
word alleged ealleged Hun cruelty
reminds me OF the report handed in
to an editor BY cub The latter had
been assigned to describe meeting
semi social, semi political In charac-
ter. The managing editor had taken
pains TO impress upon the new jour
naiist the papers reputation for YER
acity; where the truth IL not clear.
the fact NOT or fully substantiated, we
use an adverb or other expression that
Is non-eomnittal As far as can.
one Of the cubs paragraphs
ran thus
The gathering consisted of slppos-
eddy intelligent and refined people. The
floor was covered with carpet said 10
have been imported from the capital
of Belgium, the vases twherein fiow-
ers were preserved from Nithering1,
were reputed to be Of the dainttest
Seyres ware After d short interval
of doubtless pleasant conversations In
small groups. there ascended the plat
form and assumed the chair woman
who claimed ID be the wife OF John
R Smith y
Within five hours after the paper
went to press the cub was Invited 10
seek another field for his genius
ARTHUR al DEMBITz
ess5sx 80
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-13
AT kINGLY SPEECH

II ali kings uttered such sentiments
81 those 81 King George al the opening
III the new British Parliament and en-
deayored to act upon them within the
limits 81 their constitutional authority
and human powers, there would be
less objection ID the kingly class. OF
course be was merely speaking for
and III behalf 81 the new government
presided over By Lloyd George, which
u made up of men OF many parties
and opposite political views. The
British Kings speech to Parliament is
i document which ls drafted for him
by his Cabinet advisers and u. there
fore. expressive Of the joint and sew
aral Views of it's trainers All the
came King George is himself q man Of
liberal sentiments and Of much
stronger character and administrative.
capabiiity than those who regard
kings "a fair targets for criticism and
anirnadversion give him credit for he-
fng.
Although II Is the first Official public
uterance OF the King since the enemy
laid down his arms. there II no mite
81 boastfulness or bombast such as
would have been heard from the once
All Highest had he been the victor in-l
stead Of the yanquished TO his own
army and navy, Of course, King George
gives due credit, but the contribution
to final victory Of Britain's Allies
meets with generous appreciation. 4
more hopeful note II sounded with re-
spect to the peace conference perhaps
than present circumstances justify
Nevertheless we may still hope that
the delegates will arrive at decisions
which will secure a peace Of Justice
and prevent any single power Or state
from again menacing the liberties 81
the world.
The reference maae by King George
to President wilson's visit and u the.
feelings entertained BY his people to-
ward ourselves lack nothing In sim
certify, ad viii arouse responsive senti-
hents on this side of the water.
The leading note Of King Georges
speech is social reform. Britain has
learned her lesson from the war she
knows that the old order has changed
that she. any more than the world.
can never be the same again; that
poverty. unemployment bad housing
and certain glazing inequalities must
he met and overcome The sympathy
and understanding created BY the.
comradeship 81 war have largely tend
"a to break down the old class bar
risrs iii Britain Employers know that
they must do their full share In Inn
proving the conditions Of the employ
cd. the rich that they must share their
plenty with the poor the strong that
they must aid and comfort the weak
and helpless AZ King George SO ane-
~ said The spirit oil unity and self
sacrifce which exalted the nation and
has enabled it 10 play It's full part in.
the winning Of the war must now be-
displayed In repairing the social fab
RE, That Britain viii succeed ID this
high endeayor Is scarcely to be doubt
ed, for she has never shrunk from So
cial and political experiments how
ever far reaching New York Herald.
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Facts Worth knowing

A delicious salad Is made Of cubed
potatoes, apples. celery. capers and
hard boiled eggs, MarInate with
French dressing
When chilling anything such as des-
sert Id dish or cracked Ice d little
salt sprinkied on the ice quickens the
process
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-13
TIMELY TIPS

When recipe calls for few drops
81 onion juice turn Or two Of a raw
onion on crater will supply those
few drops
Once q month Choose leg Of lamb
FOR the weekly meath a family Of
four i've persons II win furnish
me- bill the meat allowable for the
week.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-13
Rer That CHILLY Peellng

Take Groves Tasteless CHILL Tonic.
ii warns the Body hy Purifying and
Enriehing the Blood You can soon
feel Its Strengthening. Ipvigossting
EJECT Price 6ec.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-13

Kind looks. kind words. kind acts.
and warm handshakes theseare sec
ondary means o9grace whenmen are
ii trouble andare 1ghting their UNI
aean battles John Kaala.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-13
ANNOUNl.: "

hereby announce my c4nd1dacy Tor the
Olgice o9 sheriff 81 Anne Arundel county
from the second district subject "a the re-
feznber. earnestly n0Iicst the support cf
THOMAS 4. DOVE.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-13

WANTED Settled woman for house
work Stay nights Good hpine and coed
wages 10 right party Apply Isl Main
street 2 1855
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-13

WANTED Girl to help around milf
merry shop and run errands. Apply Mira.
u ~ Strange. 2H6 Main street. 1873
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-13
NOTICE!
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Lot and Dwelling
And Unimproved Lot
In Passport, Anne Arundel County,
Maryland

BY virtue of power OF sale contained
III d mortgage now ~ default, from George
Turner. dated the Goth day 0f January.
1903 and recorded among the Land Rec
ords. of Anne Arundel county III Liber,
G W.. No. IT, folio 90 &c. the Hnderafgn.
ed. ia the attorney named hi tile mortgage,
Will offer 70 public sale al the court house
doCr In the city 81 Annapolis on
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-13

WANTED Two laundry wagon drivers.
White or catorpd Apply 10 Home Laun-
sIry, Calvert street. NEAR Short Line e.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-13
WANTED

WANTED Stock hoy. good size. ! Levy.
IS Vest street. oo-l2s3
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-13

WANTED BY naval officer ANA wife. no
II, Iilaren small furnished house. mod
ern cunyeniences, ON waterfront suitable
for winter and summer. within two miles
Of Naval academy Rent April 1st by
month Answer by letter with full par
ttculHrs addressed to No. Ito. Box so.
oil IS
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WANTED eolored girl tor once work
Main and Church Circle. 2iIsa
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GEO. w. JONI S
Circulating Library

The following booka have been added %
fhe Library 49,.
atom Churchill. ,
trina Traah. -
rie -.
erta Rfnehart.
over The Top. BY Arthur Guy EmpeSy,.
aExtricnting Obadiah, " Joseph =.
Lincoln.
sMy -Four Years In Germany, BY y.
when here Your Treasurer IL. rs Holman
Day, -.
trander
TERMS New HoOks. 81 per day.
Old BookA. IL. per day.
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WANTED Al Peggy Stewart Inn, man
cook waiter. and tlishwasher
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ron SAILS.

FOR SALE Pine cord wood at $3.50 4
halfcerd delivered. Telephone No 49, N
Ola
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-13

WANTED Cook for family If two will
ing "a 90 to Washington. Good wages
Apply to Mrs Lawrence NJ McNair. care
M Munroe. West street. 2ln-6
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EGGS For HatcIasuaQ
NOTICE.

The National Surety Company Will
issue Bonds To- Trastees. Executors
Administrator, Contractors. etc,
JAMES W. 0wEsas.
WHIST Atknrmev-sn -farf
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HONEY 70 LOAN.

MONEY no LOAN Money is loan on
Annapolis. Nd. VISIT
MONEY TO LOAN --<4n mortgage IN sums
paxment allowed. James u Mnnroe AZ.
torney iyas-si
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-13

erty About Six acres. near the water
and mile from Annapolis. Good seven
room house newly shinglea, bath hot
aud cold water. good cellar. cement
walks. 0utbuiIdfngs consisting OF work
ehop, tool house. two poultry houses and
fenced yards garage. stable, corn crib.
ctr. Variety OF fruit trees In bearing
berries, grapes asparagus; one acre IN
Woodland Good we'll Of water, with
gasoline engine and tank: price 1000
Charles +. Lee, Annapolis. phone coz
o-Il.4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-13

FOR SALE One i've burner gas stove in.
good condition. also reed writing desk
and chair. Apply rs Conduit street
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STOLEN

STOLEN Two double steel traps one
single trap. for nluskrass.. Tuesday afters
noon. SIS reward for information TO phone
eff Won't prosecute n traps are re-
turned NJ once -
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Lost T.aayss gold hunting case watch
monogram NJ III Al Liberal reward on
return 10 Mrs Richard Morton Phone
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-13

WANTED Cook and general housekeeper
no washing Apply u franklin street
1-Ts6
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LOST
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lost graz overeoat liz Beaver nani
Hill sunday. on South RiveF read Re
bell. IL Dock street Annapolis, Md
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FOR SALEA modern room house over
looking water So Shipwright street
Phone 634. 1.2S-tf
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FOR RENT

FoR RENT Well furnished room Tor
gentleman near Naval academy Apply
No. 100 Box 597 2-fgD-G
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ron SALE FIVE room house with large
lot, AT All Chesapeake avenue. Eastport
Price $3.50. Apply 20 Charles F Lee.
Phone COZ III tt
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FOR SALE Three houses, Nos 10. 81 and
street. 2-1O-6
Evening star., 1919-09-27
REXA. c. PLANNING
FOR STRONG TEAM
Northeast Club Getting
Ready for Grid Season by
Lining Up Good Players.
BY H. G. BYRD.

While the Mohawks and Navy Yard
have considered that they possessed a
monopoly on all good foot ball players in
and around the District of Columbia.
they probably will have to watch their
laurels during the coming season. as the
Rex Athletic Club intends to reach out
after both their scalps The Rex team.
to be managed by C. r. Mcclure, is lin
ing up many clever gridiron performers
and expects to put on the field squad
which should give any independent
eleven all the good, hard foot ball that
may be looked for.
'McGuckin, former Villanova star
quarterback and dropkicker, is one of
the most prominent players on the list
already signed up for the Rex lineup.
Johnny Blair of the old Engineer team
is another. and others are Mccarthy,
Litkus. Hager. Virnstein> Mcdonald.
Ferguson. Bombrest, koogle, Gainey,
Jones, Eagleston and Eckendorf.
Manager Mcclure is anxious to ar
range games for the first two Sundays
of the season, October and October -.
Managers of teams desiring contests
IIay address c. R. Mcclure. Taylor and
Delaware streets, Chevy Chase, Md.
Georgetown today plays the first game
of the local foot ball season. The 18th
Infantry team is here from Portsmouth,
Va, to face the aggregation wearing
the Blue and Gray. Just what kind of
opposition the Army men will furnish
the collegians cannot even be conjec-
tured. but probably they will go back
with a big score registered against them.
Georgetown should make at least four
Evening star., 1919-09-27
FOOT BALLS REAL START
Big Eastern Teams Play Today, the
Fiftieth Anniversary of the
Game in America.

NEW YORK. September 27.-With
the base ball season on the wane in
tercollegiate foot ball made it's initial
bow to the sporting public today on
pre-war basis on nearly thirty grid
irons throughout the country. This
season marks the fiftieth anniversary
Of the game in America.
Harvard. Pennsylvania Dartmouth.
Brown and the Army were among the
better known elevens in the east
starting today, while Yale, Cornell
and the remainder Of the eastern col
leEes will inaugurate their season
next week.
From all the training camps has
come word that interest in the au-
tHmnal sport is greater than ever be-
than in pre-war days and apparently
the material is fully up to the stand
ard At many colleges. particularly at
Yale, Harvard, Cornell and Princeton,
now coaching STATS are in charge.
among the more important games
on today's schedule are:
Harvard vs.. Bates, at Cambridge
Pennsylvania VS.. Bucknell. at Phila
delphia.
Dartmouth VS.. Springfield. at Han
over.
Army VS.. Middlebury. at West Point.
Brown VS.. Rhode Island State, at
Providence.
Washington and jefferson vs.. Gene
va. at Washington, Ga.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
and it may make anywhere
rom four to ton

tcuchdowns and it may make anywhere
from four to ten.
Ahearn. Smeach and Sullivan seem
to be the trio on whom Coach Exen-
dine expects to depend to bear the
brunt of the tackle play during
Georgetown's schedule. Ahearn and
Sullivan are first choice for the places
now. and there is no doubt that
SmeaCh will get next consideration.
even if he is not picked in front of
one or both the others.
GalIaudet has cancelled it's opening
game with BuCknell for next Satur-
day. The Kendall Greeners claim
they viii! not he able to get in condi-
tion to play the Fennsylvanians and.
facing a heavy list of contests. they
do not desire to get bruised up before
orking enough to harden the players
to rough scrimmsgi
Nisbet, 900 pound tackle from last
years team, reported yesterday Al
Maryland State. Nisbet has been i'll
at his home for several days with the
influenza. He will not be allowed to
put on a suit until Monday. though he
does not appear to have had an i'll
day in his life Johnnie Groves, for-.
was on the field for the first time
since he was member of the State
S. A. T. c. eleven last fall. An at
tempt will be made to develop Groves
into quarterback. He has never
played quarterback, but has all the
requisites for good performer in
that position. Groves is one Of the
most intelligent foot ball players that
ever came out of the Washington
high schools. In lieu of a game to-
day the State squad will go through
thirty or forty minutes of hard scrim-
mage.
University of Pennsylvania is said
to have the best material for foot
bail team that has been on Franklin
Field in the last five years. The
Quakers practically have the pick of
their elevens of 1916. 1917 and 1918.
If Nillanova has a team compare BILE
to some of the elevens it has put out,
Lehigh should find the going today in
the game at South Bethlehem harder
than it desires. Dave Pfeiffer, a
former Technical High back. is play
ing end for Lehigh.
The score Virginia rolls up today
against Randolph-Macon will be