Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-05
WHAT
EXCHANGES SAY

What would be the CONSERVATION
chagrin and Indignation of the United
States Senate If the British Parliament
should take up for consideration and
possibly favorable resolutions the de-
mands of the Filipinos for the fulfil
ment OF our pledge of independence?
Or If the Diet at Toxic should consider
the same interesting question, as a
diplomatic tit for tat to our Shantung
frenzy ?-Columbia State.
Another note TO Roumanial What
other defiant nation was it that re-
ceived note after note not so very long
Montreal Gazette.
Manufacturers are advised to curtail
production OF spring suits because
women will not pay the prices TO be
asked And yet it is greater produc-
ton of all commodities that we need
Is this conspiracy to maintain prices
or is it not? How long can private
interest throttle the law of supply and
demand Baltimore American.
The Prince of Wales Is to remain
ten days in the United States and that
is as long as any Briton thinks 1t
necessary to stay IL he is collecting
material for a book.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The heart of the world seems to be
still beating, in spite OF its compound
comminuted fractures - New York
Evening Sun.
remain unaccounted for. This is not
at all a bad record, considering the
number we sent to the front in such
a hurry last year.-BuffaIo CONNER
cial.
The best tonic for a mind frayed
with worries over the dangers that
beset us is a ride into the country
Syracuse Post-Standard
Eighty-three DRINKS before Judge
Heston, Monday. Such is life in a.
dry" city.-Detrolt Free Press.
II you want to study an insoluble
problem, don't take up the league of
nations, but tackle the District rent
situation Washington Post.
There is nothing remarkable about
the Kentuckian who claims to be 131
years old. Look how long he has
lived since the LIST of July.-New York
World.
Premier Clemenceau's vigorous note
to the Hapsburg ursurper will not
hurt him at all at the polls in the
fall elections. His supporters are
staunch Republicans who have no love
for coup detat.-Springfleld Repub-
lican.
Ultimate Consumer incautiously gets
in the way at every turn Not only If
he the victim of high prices, but, ac-
cording to certain experts, he is the
cause of them. He is a careless cuss
paying any sort of price for what he
thinks he wants. although he may
loudly complain about it afterward
He nightly hates to deny himself any
thing, and so he gets it in the mech
quite hard frequently Cour-
ant.
Bolshevism is merely the itch with
whiskers on it-Kansas City Star.
Speaker Gillett has cautioned the
lind chaplain of the House of Repre-
sentatives not to pray for the League
of Nations. 1t may be some comfort
to reflect that the Lord often grants
those things for which men do not
pray.-Milwaukee Journal.
City folks will be interested in the
county fairs II only to get a glimpse
of the millionaire Baltimore
American.
No one would he so foolish as to
lallege that all Republicans are prof.
teers, but the present leaders of Con-
gress are acting as IL they strongly
suspected that all~profiteers we're Re-
publicans-Portland (Me) Eastern
Argus.
ORDER NISI
Theodore Owings, ct al,