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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01
Rnr FIa shllght

Rar ". 4. Hurley left at the Capt.
tai once Thursday morning, so cents
for the fund for the fiashlight to be
used by the Are department
The amount has been turned over
10 the custodian Of the fsand. Mrs
Neyett Steele
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01
TIMELY COMM lsTs BY
TONGUE AND pm
I.eE9in4nl Earaa.ranlaE

President Wilson'S statement ruins
everything. says Orlando Ii certain
" punctured the Premier's tire
Rochester Herald
Now that the world has been made
safe for democracy Il II beginning ID
look unsafe for Democrats san Fran
cisco News Letter
There.lI come time when man
viii ny across the Atlantic Ocean with
iollt bothering to waii for weather con-
ditions Altoona Free Press.
Times change and We change with
them a year or 70 ago the Germans
we're very anxious % get 10 Paris. Now
they seem 10 be over their hurry.
lChatanooga News
There were shout 1000 900 Amer
lean troops ID Europe on November II.
On May there will only be l,e00. 600
LEFT there People grumble. but It's
fast work Springfield Republican
Somebody raised howl in Kansas
10 the tune Of Kansas has no State
nag And the average Kansas peO-
pie have come back with swelling
chorus Of the Star Spangled Banner.
Savannah News.
BY all means give Poland the credits
she needs She's ready to use $780,
100000 buying things In this country
and the sooner she begins the better
for All of rs Paderewski's touch Is
Irresistible Brooklyn Eagle
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01
BUSINESS CHANCES

81 SINH KISS CHANCES--n you have $asa90
ferssfesl iii opening an entirely AeW
line of business In yeur LEGALITY which
should NOT y0u $foNen00 70 xl5tAAe.eN IN
nuuliy. write III once fer particulars.
Mechanical Machine & Tool Aorks s
NJ. paul street BnItlinore, Nj mil
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01
SATURDAY, MAY THE 10th, 1919
Al II o'CLock A n

ire following property described II said
mortgage
u All that lot III ground situaieor the
south side oE MaIn street. Annapolis
Maryland will Il frontage thereon 81 II
feet, With m irregular depth therefToti
keinR tile property conveyed to the said
I'll AL by deed dated January n 1906 re-
corded among the aforesaid Laiid Rec
Drds iii Tihcr I'LL ~. No. AZ. folio s96
Improved by d four story brick build
ling occupied as a hotel and Ice cream
narlor
.. All that LIT RI ground situate on the
west side Of ST. JoIilE street, Annapolis,
Maryiand fronting thereon II feet. I
Inches with an Irregular depth. which
comprises two parcels IL land which were
conveyed 20 the said William +. Can't hy
lwo deeds. one from Rachel a. Claude,
cxccutrfx dated June is. 1907, recorded
among the Aforesaid LASH Records In
Tdber Ct w. No. -. folio Al: the other
from Rachel A. Claude, ct all dated De-
lober fs 1867 recorded among the afore-
said Land, Records Ii Liber g. NJ 40.
81 folio 497.
Improved hy rOntrctc stable.
TERMS or SALE. 4 deposit ef $500.0a
wfli he required in the first named prop
erty on the day IF sale, and $1O0.U0 on the
second named property the balance 20 be
paid upon fIuaI ratification IL the sale,
#nr sales. by the Court, the deferred pay
fnpiifs til bear interest from dizzy Of sale.
For further particulars, aI,ply to
NINStgN q. GOTT.
Attorney Named hi Mortgage.
Annapolis, Maryland.
as u mS-g.
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CLASSIFIED Al S.
E1DsT And E0UasD. H1AlTzS.
w@H @AIsE AAED K0&

Ar sfAed advertisements IL -
words 81 Less, drst tnaArttoAs &C.
4 ward. 0yer - WORKS two csnta
w@ra Grn9 aneer9z0m i: i.
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MONEY ~ LOAN.

MONEY 70 LOAN Money tn loan m
mortgage. apply to Winacn q tsoft:
awnMwY 70 RksAM-On xn0rsgA@s In sume
~ suit 81 reasonable terma. Partial
payment allowed. James y. Munros At
toFpsy. iyaA.s1
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One reason Why the Republicans 30
consistantly 40 the Wreng thing III the
fact that President nv iieun consistent
" does the right thing ana the Re-
pmbisaans are boaad O. opRoaa Rsssl-
dent Wilson Charleston News and
Courier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01
ORDER NaSI

In the Matter If the Mortgaged Real
- Estate III iarYey 81 Steele aud wife
Id The Circust Court For Anne Arundel
1916 Equity
Ordered this first day of May. 1919. That
the sale or the property mentioned IN
Einson O. Colt attorney. be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause TO the contrary
Thereof be shown on or before the
SECOND DAY OF gENEe 1879
next provided copy fH this order be
inserted ID some Newspaper pubiasi1ed In
Anne Arundel County once ~ eaeh q
three successive weeks before the second
day ~ June. 1919. next.
The report states the sm0nlt of sales to
Be &E.42EO0.
Clerk.
True Cory Test
Clerk
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ORDER NIsI

lin the Matter 81 the sale af The Mort
gagged Heal Estate If John A.
stevens aHd wife
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01

How many Americans, asks Janes
N Beck, until recent months ever
heard OF Fiumey More Americans
than ever heard 81 Nj. Beck before he
became famous by antinational sabOt-
age New York World.
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ORDE R NEBa


In the Matter III the sale of The Mort
gaEed Real Estate IT 10hR W. Hayea.
tarOline ri Baker and E,Ffxabeth
~ 2ssIAratth
IN he GsrcszhE G0ne1 saax AamR Arnnsics
County. N0. 1903 Equity
xFslered tlffa nfsk day 0e MAJ. 1919 That
~ n6ae of the prospects, nsemsfSaea Id
AeEe Rxoesa.ItnSp nasde Ard reported 81
lanes MnnxEle, attorney ID the above
Untitled Ease Ne raexAed ass& ewnasrrspd.
ealaae b GAe xensragx thereof 81
hOMn en- ~ before the
SECOND DAY or aUNE, Ysas
sek gE8s1Se e6gsy gg fhaa order Be
pHessEEt sn msH5s sFspapev pnbIiahed asa
Antfe ArantIes EaxanSS 0sace fl eaeh 81
hFsa fassa SnRka before TIE spn0sA0
lay W 1Hhe, 10an naxa
e report gtAlea TIE amoanf og skIee Is
& wOOTs AID
Yrma copy
=. WOODWARD.
Clerk.
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FOR SALE Three dwellings on Northwest
street Price $s0OO00 Tive and ONE
half story frame, six room dwelling Nos
los Conduit street Price, 5000 Two
story frafne. seven roon dwelling AMI
bath West street $1,000. Apply 10 Jul-
ian Brewer q Son a2.i q
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F0R SAL ono 1asf0ot aanr case ana
West street. MS q
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LOST
WANTED

WANTED- Second hand gas range anu
u . a. heater must be hi good condition,
s.aiI e,.s a20.a
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FOR REM.

rOR RENT Furnished house No. Is
franklin street from May Fad to Any
18th any part Or afi the tune. Apply.
to 4 4. Collins. once Phone 4. A. 262.
Residence Phone 5D4 n l90-g
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01
ROB SALE.

roR SALE Twin baby earriags vii
seIl tor $500. Apply at ~ shar.es 7
street =
FOX sALE White Reed baby earriase,
rs good condition Apply 80 Prime
George street 49,
roR SALE s. Furnished 81 Anfurnisictl
Aye ronni house. III nssres plADfeds Two
pigs. ten laying hens. forty shlek e, one
fourth mile beyond Weems Sreek /. TIC
and terms reasonable. Inquire y !.
White House. ~. Il. Lush. as'Oz
FoR sAI.E Auburn Roaaater late 1917.
New Burbank top. tires, inner tunes
and rims new pisfHus and battery s ar
4usf eatnnlefely gone oyer hy competent
I.,eehanic. Cal phone Hins Annapolis, ar
20 East street 49,
CO.'S sAr.Et, help Nv u quick buyer, black
mare rubber tire buggy aud In
Apply Al Oaksmith. West AllaaIoiis
Phone 2G6. -. I.
r0R $40 Fresh milk daily; 10 cents
per quart The Annapolis Restaurant
nj Main street asst
FOR SALE The McAboy residence on sra
& Creek All modern c0nyeniRnces. fnffunv
ing electric lights, garage. fruit. etc.
Thrpp aud one half acres with large water.
front and shade. Charles u !. Lee, Phone
car asst
FOR SALE OK RENT-Three room house.
fyva.aere iat IN Bay Ridge Road abtssaA
two miles FROM Annapolis near acio2
Price 81 600 Anthony Murray. Dt9 EasFs
ern avenue, PASSPORT Md a226.6
F0R sAx.EOnc 1asf0ot siaor case ana
two counters Apply ~ the Leader, 5l
West street n2h-O
FOR SALE Three dwellings ofl Northwest
street Price, 100000 Tive and OIle9s
half story Frame six room dwelling. Mo-
los Conduit street. Price, 5000 Two
story fraine, seven room dwelling AMI
bath West street $1,000. Apply 10 Jul-
ian Brewer & Son a25-6
F0R sAI.EI.ot 5oxIoO. On sauthgaie ave-
nue. adjoining Dit. &. M. Muafords
Price II 800. F.. W Iglehart, Real Estate
g limo
FOR SALE Eggs Tor hotehins Black
MinorcAs IL eggs for $l.50 81. III.
Wagner, Phone 6s1M 3-27 imos
MANURE FOX SALE Cart, wagon or.
carload. Apply ThOa. McGuckian. Phone
-. 81.
ron RENT
FOX RENT-To refned couple three fur.
nislled rooms FOR light housekeeping:
Address No, 10, BOX 597 a30-A
FOR RENT Furnished honse No Is
franklin street from May 2isd to Any
2Sth any part or all the ftnle Apply
to 4 IT, Collins Office Phone 4. A. 262.
Residence Phone 5D4- R. a229-3
FOR RENT Fonr room apartment fur
nished in the Gloucester Apartment. Ap-
ply Charles n. Lee Lee Building a2y-3
FOX KENT Furnished house on Spa
Creek nine rooms two baths and
sleeping porch Possession June 10TH.
Inquire at l8 ReyeiI street a26 8
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ron sAr.E-I.ot 5Ox100, On sauthgaie ave-
nue., adjoining Mr. G. NJ MusfoTas
Price 81 800. r. NV Iglehart. Real Estate
aT-lmo
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01

FOR SAL The MrAboy residence on Spa
Creek All modern c0nyeniences, inetud
ing electric lights. garage. fruit etc.
Three aud one half acres with large water.
front and shade. Charles Lee, Phone
esg. as 8
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01

ron SALE Eggs FOR Matching Black
Minoreas il eggs for $3.50 G. III.
Wagner, Phone OF NJ 3-27 1mo1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01

FOR REN Four room apartment fur
nished in the Gloucester Apartment. dp
ply Charles n. Lee. Lee Building. a2.I-3
FOX RENT Furnished house on Spa
Greek nine rooms two bathM and
sleeping porch Possession June 10TH.
Inquire at i6 ReyeiI streer a26-s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01

Nsw burbank top tires, inner tubes
ana rims. new pist0us and battery mr.
lust completely gone over BY e9nlpetelit
Irlechanie call Phone nit, Annapolis. ar
90 East street a.a9so
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01

FOR AAIE- Cheap III u quick buyer, black
mare. rubber tire buggy aud harness.
Apnly A. Daksnith. West Alinanolis.
phpne afS 100 2
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01

MANURE FOX SALE Cart, wagon or
T:5 4.Isf
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r0F 8Ar8E Furnished nT mnfurnisilesi
tsve rooni house q. nrres planted Two
pigs. ten laying hens forty chicks one
fourth mile beyond .Weems Creek rice
and terms reasonable. Inquire lt
White House ~ Ii Lush. aSu- =
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FOX SALE white Reed bahy eaT sIl...
George street 49,
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is = ms-9.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01

in the Matter If the M0rtgaged Real
3 Estate III HarYey RI Steele aud Wife
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-01

Trne Copy Test
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-27
"Brcaking Home Ties"

"VhAuE IAUftiC IISS.
Did you go to Chicago during the
worlds fair? Did you 60 into the Art
Institute? II you did there was one
picture that always had a crowd
around 1t. day or night. sunshine or
rain. There was always a crowd OF
men and women standing around II
crying. They would turn their backs
upon paintings by Dore and Van Dyke,
~ Tx - Z IT. Z.,l - Tx. t-ta
worlds SsfasteeGs t-DCt4sfss.a rss1 s,szs1
picture about four feet long and two
and a half feet wide, the title was,
Breaking Home Ties" A young fell
low stood there. and his mother had
her arms around his neck. The boy
sat there looking sad. The father sat
over there, the tears trickling down his
cheeks. His mother was bidding him
goodbye. That picture always had a
crowd in front of it-always
And Major Whittle said: Charley.
you pray"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-27
How Many People Pray?

That we breathe in and breathe out
is true physically. Let us apply II
spiritually, Hoy many people pray7
How many have read their Bibles !
How many OF you prayed before you
came here this morning? You have
had your breakfast You have
dressed. You 60 out and work hard
10 get money enough TO feed You
ihs6a $500 - go xea hAvs - AAy1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-27

there was one thing ne always thought
we were wrong about I'd hate to
have him go away without clearing
that up"
Charley did not know MS father was
there. and when he walked down, he
stepped back. and the major walked
up and thrust his arms around him
and kissed him.
Not Ashamed To Kiss Dad.
hope my boys will never get so
big that they will be ashamed to kiss
old dad. don't like to see the wom-
en- have a monopoly on it. am glad
that wherever my boys meet old dad.
they are not ashamed to kiss him.
He said: Son. mother told me you
Ito bid you goodbye. I want to tell
you. this is a hard. old world, and I
want to say this to you. son. that no
matter where you go. our prayers will
follow you. And another thing-you
will always find a welcome whenever
you make up your mind you want to
come back. We will never lock the
door. day. or night Come back at
midnight. II you will. and put your
And, son. no matter how much COM
pany we have, we Will always have a
chair ana a plate waiting for you, and
you will be missed for your seat will
be empty. There VIII always be one
empty seat at our table and one plate
waiting for you. No matter how much
company we have. nobody will sleep
In your bed You can come in at mid
might and the door will be open. You
can 60 upstairs and the bed will he
waiting. You win always md a WEI
come In our home, our heart and our
arms. You are our boy no matter
when you come back, Now, before
you 30, can't We have . little word Of
prayer?~
And, after much persuasion. with
mother on ono side and the major on
the other. the mother pE1ys1. You
knew AOw = mother oaA pray. dent
,you. wssen - saly ~ = oa1h1nR
- 11na u s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-27


about you. and we don't believe. them.
We have come to know whether they
are true and II they are. we will stand
by you, and II they are not, we will
stand by you. but we want to know
the truth"
He said: We'll. don't know all
you have heard. but ! am positive
that all you have heard is true. and
there is a good deal you have not
heard that is true"
He got up and turned the key in
the door. and they talked it over. and
they prayed This t,dge started ~out
and went down to men who were his
political enemies and others and told
them and asked their forgiveness.
He came to tho meeting that after
noon, and when my friend stopped
speaking IS came forward and said.
May ! speak a few words1"
And when he got permission. he
said: You all know me. have been
an elder in this Presbyterian church
thirteen years. but l have not been
to men and women and asked them
to forgive me. but there are lot of
you here, and take this opportunity
TO confess to you and to the people
and ask you to join In prayer that
God will forgive me. ask you 70
get right with God, SO that Gods
blessings can come to the multitudes-' Is
Hundreds OF people swept BY and
took him by the hand. That after
noon the men and women thronged
down the aisle for Christ. Down came
the judge with his arms around Z
financier. his political enemy. Oh. the
power Of God fell on that community.
Hundreds upon hundreds swept into
the kingdom. and the community has
never bean what 1t was before from
that day to this. and twonty-odd years
have gone by.
Get right with each other. and tie
pleasing Of God will come upon yes.
Get right n POUR hemea That may
BE- One FoAsen Why your cAtl1F1n are
Ge1n9 ~ - Ae1R r. r 1ag1noa ~.
The Winslow mail., 1919-04-11

The purpose of the initiative
vote on a measure is to get the
expressed will of the people, end
when a majority decide against
the bill it is little short of trea-
son for members Of the legisla-
ture to enact the same measure
into law, with an emergency
clause attached, to prevent an
outraged public from putting a
referendum against it from TAX
ing effect until they can vote up
on it. Perhaps the people in
time will learn just what kind of
cattle they are sending to the
legislature to represent them,
and will use more care in making
selections. The roll call on the
land bill should be in the hands
of every voter, and the members
who voted for the bill should be
forever retired to private life.
They have demonstrated clearly
they have no regard for the ex-
pressed will of the people, and
are susceptible to the blandish-
ments of a corrupt lobby.
The Winslow mail., 1919-04-11

1t is most fortunate for the
people of this state that Gov.
Campbell is not a constitutional
lawyer, else the Land Steal Bill
would now be the law. The gov
ernor hoped to dodge RESPONSE
bility by letting the bill become
a law without his signature, but
now it appears his failure to act
has proved fatal. Had the ben
efciaries of the bill realized the
danger to their pet scheme, and
made the situation known to the
governor, he would have signed
the bill, because if he was not
for it he would have vetoed it.
The Winslow mail., 1919-04-11

The democratic newspapers of
this state should step hard on
the soft pedal when talking about
republicans in the state house
being under the influence of
liquor. For all the time the dem
ocrats had exclusive control of
the Offices in the state house it
was notorious the atmosphere
was not inviting to prohibition
lists, and even at the present
time when majority of the Off
GERS are democrats no one has
accused them of being prohibi-
tionists. 1t is to be regretted
thai men are ever elected or ap-
pointed to an office who are booze
fighters, but all party managers
have held that such fellows are
the best political whips to round
The Winslow mail., 1919-04-11
Notice.

Please telephone your ice or
ders before 10 a. m. Regular
route will be established as soon
as weather demands. Phone
1853, WinsIow Ice & Power Plant.
The best line of salad dress
ings, catsups, and other appetiz-
ing condiments, can always be
found at the Winslow Cash Mark
ct.
The Winslow mail., 1919-04-11

The disappointment and the
accompanying rage of the demo
cratic politicians of the state over
the failure of the governor to
sign the rotten election bill pass
ed by the legislature, is the best
evidence that the bill should have
been killed. Any election bill
that makes provision that man
can vote in Arizona when he is
in some other state is crooked on
it's face. Under such a law every
|. w. W. and Bolsheviki in the
country could get his name on
the great register of Arizona by
coming into the state next Octo-
Der and claiming the state as his
home, even though he might be
travelling all over the country, if
he only appeared on the scene in
May to be registered. Then by
keeping up his registration he
could vote at every election there
after simply by filing his regis
tration card with an affidavit that
he would not be in the state at
election time, when he would be
sent a ballot by mail to be mark
ed and returned to the election
board to be counted. The minds
that concocted that election bill
were not interested in honest
elections.
The Winslow mail., 1919-04-11

Statement of ownership, man
-agement, circulation, etc, re-
quired by the act of Congress OF
August "a, 1912, of the Winslow
Mail. published weekly at VIM
slow, Arizona. for April l, 1919.
State of Arizona, county Of
Navajo, SIS. Before me, no.
tary public in and for the state
and county aforesaid, personally
appeared j. H. Chapman, who
having been duly sworn accord
ing to law, deposes and says that
he is the publisher, editor. man
aging editor and business mana
ger, of the WinsIoW Mail, and
his address is WinSlow, Arizona.
That the bond holders, mort
gagees or others security holders
are: None. j. H. CHAPMAN.
Sworn and subscribed to be-
fore me this 9th day of April,
1919. R. c.. Kaufman,
Notary Public.
The Winslow mail., 1919-04-11

The federal railroad admins
tration has taken another view
of the order for establishing a
three-cent fare. He now con-
strues the order that all passen-
ger rates less than three cents
will be raised, but does not af-
feet the rates in states where it
is in excess of three cents. They
need the money, and what is Ar
iona for if not to contribute to
the government cause of railroad
operation.
The Winslow mail., 1919-04-11

up the solid votes of the scum of
the state at election time, and
votes are what they are after.
After the election these ward
heeler booze fighters have to be
taken care of by the officers elect
ed by appointment to the minor
places as a reward. This condi-
tion will always exist until a law
is passed making it a crime which
automatically vacates the office
when public official is convict
ed in any court for being under
the influence of liquor, or found
with liquor in his possession. A
public officer in this state who
takes drink of liquor during his
term of office is either crimi-
nal or an accessory, has violated
sacred trust, and should be re-
moved from office. Some day
the decent citizenship of Arizo-
ma will arise in their might, anc
booze fighters will stand about
as much show as horse thief tC
be elected or appointed to office
The Winslow mail., 1919-04-11

The American soldiers went
to France to whip the Huns and
make the world safe for democ-
racy, but Mr.. Wilson is now in
France supporting a visionary
League of Nations that will take
away from the people of this
country the very foundation of
their democratic liberties. Our
present constitution says that
Congress alone shall have the
power to raise armies and declare
war, to make rules and regula-
tions governing the land and ma
val forces, to regulate commerce
with foreign nations, to regulate
the naturalization of foreigners.
and to make all laws necessary
for carrying into execution the
foregoing powers. Under a
League of Nations as now being
framed by Mr.. Wilson all these
rights of the American people are
to be surrendered to the council
of nine that will have control of
the leagues activities, and out
of the nine the United States
will have one member. So in
stead of getting worlds de-
mocracy patterned If ter the
United States, we are to subject
our country to the rule of Euro
pean monarchies, and American,
soldiers who are buried in France
have died in vain, and made the
supreme sacrifice under a mis-
representation Of the true facts.
The Winslow mail., 1919-04-11

There is another municipal
scandal in that chemically pure
city of Los Angeles, and some
of the queer things they do over
there, now everybody is talking
to save himself from the clutches
of the law, is remarkable. Some
body is tossing rolls of bills in
the autos of members of the city
government, and it is not safe
for one of these saints to leave
his machine alone on the streets.
The Winslow mail., 1919-04-11

The man who raves over the
extreme evening gowns on lady
that leaves but little for specula-
ton, is the same man who insists
that his wife must wear some
thing more modest in its architec-
ture. The selfshness of man is
hard to understand.