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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
GERM ANS LOSE
WAR, APRIL, 1878
Ludendorff's Book Shows
How Picardy Battle
Was Disaster.

German efforts in the west for YER
dun was only a small affair by COM
parisOn, both resulted in starteglc
failure Both called for swift and
Of any army, the French Ia 1914. the
British in 1918. In both the opening
phases were favorable to the Ger
man. in both he won great battlefield
successes. bur IN both he found him
self at the end in a bad hole. In 1914
in 1918 ne had an American menace
even grcater.
Means Failure OF 8I1Iltarism.
All OF which means Just one thing.
that che German general staff Ger
man miIiLarism failed in its great uu-
dertakings at bosh Of the supreme
tests Ludendorffs narrative con-
fesses the later failure with a frank
ness that It is difficult TO eEaggerate-
Indeed, he told the press April, 1918. IN
one OF his rare conferences. that al
though a great battle had been won,
no one could tell the Consequence.
he could have told the conse-
quences, TOch did tell them 10 all who
questioned him There was no more
chance Of gathering up an army such
as began the campaign OF 1918. Of
ficers and men. storm troops and
picked divisions had disappeared.
Ludendorff thinks that his govern
ment the diplomatic end. might have
capitalized the moral effects Of ground
gained, prisoners taken, etc. 20 some
end. he complains that they did not,
but this does not change the fact. the
military fact He bIames the German
navy for permitting the Americans 70
arrive as Napoleon blamed Grouchy
for the coming OF Butcher. but this
does not change anything. The truth
stands that the battle OF Picardy. the
''kaiser's battle was a failure On
all but local circumstances, another
Marne. and thus the second decisive
battle Of the war.-Copyright 1913. By
The Mcclure NeWsuaner Srndieate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
WILL DECORATE
HARRY HELSGH
81 Paso Captain VIII Be
Presented With Croix
de Guerre.

Capt Harry WeIsch. 1000 Prospect
avenue. win receive the crolx de
guerre at the Office OF Gen Howe
this afternoon. The medal arrived
two days ago and Capt Welseh has
been notified TO appear for the formal
presentation.
The citation on which the medal
was bestowed was signed By marshal
Petain OF the French army. Il states
mat Capt Welsch. then a lieutenant
went to the aid Of a section in TIE
Chateau Thierry fight, giving them
assistance Wnen sEey were In dire
need. anC remaining with the dis
tressed section under heavy BON bard
ment with high explosive shells. until
all The dead and wounded had been
evacuated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
U. S. LIMITS ITS GARRISONS
ABROAD TO BREST AID PARIS

Was hington. D C.. Oct 3.-Brest
and Paris viii be the only sectors in
which active American garrisons VIII
be maintained after October TO- the
war department announced today.
sman detachments OF railway and
signal corps troops VIII be busy for
some time in outlying districts and
a contingent OF about S. officers and
men VIII remain in England attending
70 liquidation matters.
Commissioned personnel serving
with the American forces fl Germany
VIII be limited 10 800 men hereafter.
che shortage Of officers necessitating
this reduction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
TAFT IN CONFERENCE ON
TREATY RESERVATIONS

Washington, %. c., oct. 3.-Fo-mer
president TAFT, who came here today
10 appear before a congressional CONF
mittee considering a national budget
system participated in private dis
cuEsions Of Republican senators re-
garding reservations to the peace
treaty. he conferred with several
Republicans. including Eocalled mild
reservati0nists, and expected later 10
the administration leader iu the
treaty. fight. and other Democratic
senator's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

which merely need his signature but
he handled the last governmental
problem last Friday and nothing
since Arrangements 10 postpone
the visit Of the king and queen OF
Belgium. as wei as the handling OF
industrial conference next Monday
over which the president was 70 pre-
side. have been taken care Of BY the
white house statE
Secretary Tum atty, by reason Of his
long acquaintance with Mr. wilson
and his familiarity with what the
president would want done under GER
tain circums tauCes, IS conducting the
presidents negotiations with senator
Hitchcock and others over the peace
treaty situation and IN the immediate
future. Ar. Tumulty, in consultation
with the members OF the cabinet
whose departm ents are affected, VIII
be practically managing an the gov
eminent busiuess-at least as much OF
It as they feel can be managed with
out consulting the president. As for
matters that absolutely need his de-
cisi0us they must wait II Is the most
unhappy state Of affairs in the white
house since woodrow Wilson was in
augurated and it is small wonder
that many friends OF The uresid ent
manship and American spirit OF those
who have been spreading skepticism
concerning the presidents health
One fact can be attested to BY every
correspondent on the train which
took llr. wilson on his transcontinen-
tai journey. The president was IN
most happy spirits about the treaty
fight the night before he broke down.
He had Just received encouraging
news from friends in the senate 20
the effect that amendments TO the
treaty would be defeated and that
vote would not long be delayed
Senator Ashurst hHd been counted as
doubtful BE wires the president an
uouncing his Eteadfast support Of the
treaty without amendments or reser-
vations, all Of which cheered l1r.
Wilson 1T was 8 o'clock the next
morning that the fan effects OF the
presidents nervous exhaustion caused
Or. Grayson 70 grow apprehensiFe
and compel the abandonment OF the
trip
Whether the president wins only
a partial victory Of the league OF ma
lions is a matter Of much less colclu-
sion to his close friends just now than
the state OF his health.
de has not improved IN the last
five days and the physicians who
have been summoned 70 examine the
president appear 10 be united on what
remedy should be applied There IS
no telling how long 10 VIII be before
the president can resume his normal
duties again---Copyrigh 1872 Il
Paso Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
ITALY EXPECTED TO RATlFY
TREATY BY DECREE OF KING

Paris. France. Oct. 3.-Advices re-
celved by the peace conference from
Rome have persuaded The members
Of the supreme council that italy
VIII ratifv the German peace treaty
BY royal decree. The general opinion
IN the council IS thar such a ratifi-
cation VIII be valid under the Italian
constitution.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
SHANTUNG PROVISO BLOT on
u. S. HONOR. SAYS JOHNSON

san Francisco. Calf, Oct 3--United
states senator Hiram vs.. Johnson at
a luncheon here Thursday told more
than 1000 Of san Francisco's most
prominent women that the peace
treaty with its Shantung provision IS
2 blot on American honor and that
the league Of nations as now consti-
tuted would make America a party
10 perpetuatins this and other
wrongs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
GEN. DODD VISITS Ell PAsOs
HIS DAUGHTER Is WITH III

Gen. George Dodd, L S A., re-
tired, is IN FL Paso and viii leave
this afternoon Tor san Antonio with
his daughter. Mrs z. 81 Leary who
IS at Fort Bliss 70 attend the funeral
Of Lieut. Col 2. H. Leary. killed re-
Gently when an airplane ID which he
was riding, fell at Fort RinEFold-
Texas. Col Leary VIII be buried in
the government cemetery at Fort sam
Houston beside his son who was
drowned about a year ago in san
Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
EIGHTH CAVALRY IS MAKING
Is NILES ADAY ON WAY HERE

Air scouts are watching the prog
ress Of the Eighth cavalry fr its hike
f-0m the Big Bend district 70 FL
Paso- The latest report 20 military
headquarters here from border patrols
says the eighth Is moving toward
Valentine. Texas. An average ad-
vance Of % miles a day IS made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
III PAso SOLDIERS REACH
THE PORT OF nEnARrTa

New York. oct Sci Pasoans ar
irving at the port OF debarkation At
HoboEen, y. J.. include:
Casuals-Corp- Byron I. Pollard.
father, Leo Pollard, 3019 Durazuo St.
Pvt. Michael Johnson. mother Mrs.
Felipe Johnson, AZ south Santa Fe
street
dress
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

FL EAau DA lAaE-E-4' Alul AEAll-
Col j. S. armstrong. chief Of the
remouut service Of the United states
army. spent Thursday inspecting the
remuunt station at Fort Bliss lie
was accompanied BY Lieut.. Col a.
~ Minnilzluysen. 1uarteruaster
corps. Col Armstrong. formerly was
Q major in the Eighth cavalry eta
rloned here
His visit was part Of a general in
spection tour 20 remounr stations
over the country 70 see what coudi-
lions Of equipment are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

Four men have Joined the army
here since October J. They are Er-
nest r Parton. san Angelo, Texas
Frank u. Burke, Roswell. New Mex
leo; John F. McLarty. Amarillo.
Texas, and Ernest II. Wade. Ration,
y. n.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
JUNIOR RED Cross WEEK
DnnL-L- :. u--u-n Nv LnL -nnn

Austin. Tex. Oct 3.-Gew ". p.
Hobby has proclaimed the week Of
October SIS as Junior Red Cross
dren-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

Washington. D. C.. Oct. 5.-First
Lieut.. Charles r. Gross has been or
dered TO report TO the Seventh cav
airy az Fort bliss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
WRONG
ABOUT WILSON
Friends Know There's No
Camouflage About The
Presidents Illness.

is bitterly resented by his professional
friends. Indeed one might well mag
Inc shat such tactics on the part o.
certain opponents OF the league had
as much 20 do with the summoning Of
specialists Of renown as anything
else. for while the white house has
no desire 70 eNaggerate the nature
Of the presidents ailment IL has. on
the other hand, felt an obligation to
tel the public the truth If any
thing, It has understated the case
thus FAR.
Hard Patient To Manage.
The president is a difficult patient
to manage. He doesn't want to leave
Washington and he feels better and
therefore, wants TO get at the public
business. But IL viii be a long time
before he win be permitted to do so
and while nobody would like TO be
confined to his quarters for a long
time, nevertheless the worried look
on the faces Of those who are in a
position to know the truth aaout hfs
health cannot be dismissed. To any
one who has analysed the bulletins
that have been issued and taken into
consideration that the president has
had five days in which to rest. the
fact that he has not yet shown def
mite improvement IS dlsquietinE.
TumuIty Is on the Job.
Occasionally the president is per
mitred to sign commissions or papers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

FINE OFFICES AND GROUND
FLOOR DESK ROOM. NEW Trust
ELDG-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
GRAVES SENDS
RUSSIAN ARMS
Releases Equipment Held
Up During Dispute With
Cossack Forces.

washington. d. c.. oct sat the
urgent request Of the Omsk govern
ment, the state department has sec
ured the delivery Of the 1900 rifles
held up in Vladivostok by Mai. Cen
Graves. the American commander.
In advising Gen. Graves TO permit
resumption Of the arms shipments 70
The Kolchak forces, state department
officials took the position that with
holding the rifles now. with a wide
offensive against the BolsheVll-i
starting. might prove fatal 10 the
success OF the operation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
Standards Saturday Specials
Save You Money

" Pound Can Cnsco sale for pc
Pound Can Cnco sale for SlU
Pound Can Cnco sale for SZ0
Pound Can Snowdrf, sale for -
Pound Can Snovdnf sale for 500
Cans No Size Cans Helmet Solid Pack Tomatoes sale 25c
Cans No Size Cans Folks Best Com, sale for Z5c
Cans No Size Cans Hunts String less Green Beans 25c
Packages Sambo Pancake Bucyhea Flour sale &c
Large Packages Quaker Oats, sale for &c
Large Packages Pulled Wheat sale for Z5c
Fancy Jumbo Celery per bunch ZOc
Meat Department Specials
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

Occasionally the president is per
mitred to sign commissions OF. papers
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-01
CANDIDATE S COLUMN


kafsssv nnslanace shnt ana i eandgdate
enx the ufAea ~ Efaf& n the E1Frnte Court
fsrr Amne AFnnxtef Sseunsy, ssb3neE 20 The
acktNa aK sne N1szaENsslr EFansAEsen.
IM mMkanm rita MlasOEacelaent feel tliae
mSsUMEd asMte briefly. FiFst That II
am na1tsmatAd ard elNcted fn this oElice !
Nfn 20 sese MkSk of my Mkifl Nna 5utfg-
eient dtEiaNnfty Ard faithfully. without
partiaiay or prRSUdire discharge the duties
~ Said <zseR WAa appointed deputy
elsrk WAdeF Ma3oF knrkgg HMrwoud, then
rsexk lin shr Spg4mg a9 k&ST. and upon the
&eMgh liz Tn0snah IS Heafi IN ApFaf lss@.
waH appaintca thief Deputy Clerk. aBsi
hase served culitiAsously ~ Chief 1aeputy.
euler Major H4rwof.as. john q Ramon
and Or. asearEds Wells. Until the iatter's
death In September, 1919 On the FIRST Of
gsc9Dher 1GIR was hy the Judges Of the
Circuit Court IN this circuit. HmAnfInemEla
sppOilffea E9erk az the Eaurt % encreed
our Tate Ianleafed nr. George Wells until
fhe next General Election u November Of
the nre8ent year
VITA ms long srrylee ard experience se
pntliis. aerrAfsf / feel that ran CON.
liaentig look for i IssgAi aBsf hearty snilr
tsurt IN the good people III this spunty In
the coming Primary and stseneTai ElsstlUu
hare always REGARDED A Rtbllrs ONCE
~ 4 p0l1iIe frunt@ and Hrmiy believe that
he wh0 faithfully ard honestly discharges
the duties Of the office 10 which be has
beeu eEeeseA ~ arpuaMRed bert serves Ills
party and the public.
Iyag.tf WM n WOODWARD.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-01
PRo rDEs tglsIv
TRAINING Or YOUTH


7 yYussersal Armg asA@ Ray and 70
III sosal srafmlmg p between
- NJ - years and i natiorsal regis
radon system are proposed In bill
introduced ii COngsess by Senator
.sshauaAerlsin, Democrat Of OREGON.
i .,..s ragerred rs tie 1sGgatary Commit
tee.
The bill was PREPARED AFTER con-
ferencea with military experts and
RETURNING soldiers, and presented s
sthis tlsne 10 the cOrnnaittee may con
sidar Ii ia eOnnkCtlOg With peSna-
nent military policy
S,halraan Kahn, Of the House Mill
tary gpz mites, als0 introduced the
bili II the Housg ~ explained tbs
I,,as uae hsd Sesn tlsafted BY .at
lVrrains.,w Canspa association, IL con.
ference with nillsary sxpefts and sen
ators and Representatives fayorinl
universal training
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-01
TnE COUNTY TAX hates

Sixteen Maryland counties have
increased the tax rate Of 1919 over
that of 1918, according To table
made up by the State Tax Com
mission. Anne Arundel was one
III the sixteen, tile jump here be-
inR from ISL I'll $I:A
Carroll county made the larg-
est increase. from S2 cents to
$l.23. The highest rate IS that 81
Wiconico county Sl.G3 and !
fraction. Four counties, Caroline,
Prince Georges. Charles and
Worcester. two in Southern
Maryland and two OH tic Eastern
Shore have reduced rates, Caro-
line cutting OF two cents. to
Sir Prince Georges nine cents
10 $l.08 Charles 10 cents, to
$l.25; and Worcester 20 cents, to
$l.3O. Dorchester, Howard and
Talbot retain the same rate as last
year Frederick raised its rate
only one cent, and ST. Mays two
cents Calvert, with Si.39 Gar
ret, with $la2. and Wiconico are
higher than Anne Arundel, while
Kent ID two. cents less. With the
exception 81 Washington, How
ari and Baltimore, all the eoufl-
ties have a tax rate of over 81, the
Baltimore county rate being an
even 81. Ioward's ID O5 cents and
Washington's Sd.
Public schools and roads in ev-
cry instance take stp the bulk 81
the lcyics.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-01
G:4ANn1DATE FOX CLERK or TEEE
CIREUEr C0tiRT FOR ANNE
ARUNDEL COeN1Y

IN announcing my candidacy for the
office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for
Anne Arundel County subject 81 the action
the f,en0crntic primaries. feel that
IN duty TO mgseif. and 70 the people
i the county, to give them short sketch
II my official cnreer.
I1ufiF1u nav political career have always
ried to represent the people to the best Of
iny ability. Every Office that ! have held.
ifher by appointments Or election. have
.Iyeli my undivided time and attention to
iuty Of every man that holds public Office
give that office personal attention ana
PC there at dill times 70 serve the people.
Many lears ago / WIS honored by tllt
,eUBie or the city Of Annapolis ny bciHa
siertesI one Of the Aldermen from tlse
;ecnnd Ward Of the tity of Annapolis.
represented the people Of my ward ailss the
,poplc at large, to the best of my ability.
living them such improvements That was
i keeping with the econoHlich welfare q
ha city
Afterwards was appointed " the late
Governor Crothers % the Board Of super.
dsors 0f Elections Of Anne Arundel
Suaty also appointed BY the present
sxerntive " the State the Hon. u. G.
ii tIas geat 1879 was hanored Nv the
,coi.le III Ehe County by iseiAg cIcstSl i
member of the State Senate. There | rep
eeanfed tire Re0ple 10 tic very bnst ~ my
ability. looking to the ec0tlgnlAcat admin
strafIon Of the States affairs, and aiso
o0klue TO the best interest Of our County
ind ita people,
lii I911 Was elected to the ofice q
sheriff ~ Anne Arundel County. have
sIsen my entire time and attention TO tie
Iusinpsa Of the mice and have saved
many Thousands OF doiinrs By my eco
.0inicAl aAIniRist ration Of said office and
specially Nv being "a daily attendance
ind giving the ofARe nv personal super-
siRioa. and ! feel that I have given the
sounty tie very best service that we have
lad for many years.
I ami now candidate Tor Clerk Of the
1rcuif Court and ask All loyal IieinO-
rats for their support md II should be
sueccHaful ~ the nrimaTles and IN the
general election ! 40 hereby saIemiy de-
aare to give slid ufIce my personal super
slslon and That / will conduct said Office
a d buslneSs- Ike way md give 70 the
genermI public prompt ana efficient sery-
10 irrespective of politics. / believe that
his Ia the peoples fight and trust In
hem II uae their OWN Judgment aud In
diligence
JogEPI RI BFsITIS,
audidate for Clerk II the Circuit Court
Tor Anne Arundel County Jyo9
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-01
PLAN DRASTIC ACTION
FOR Dry ENFORCEMENT

While the vets are hoping for the
return from October to January OF the
good old bibulous days. the Antisa.
loon League Of Maryland Is making
preparations to descend with all Its
1nwer upon the coming session OF the
Maryland Legislature to infiict the
finishing blow to John Barleycorn, ac-
icording to George w Crabbe, super
intendent OF the league
The Anti Saloon League Of Ameri-
ca, Mr.. Crabbe said, had been diverted
from its intentions Of leaving the en-
forcement Of prohibition to Federal
Legislation. and the @drys'' are TAX
Ing every care to see that there be nc
IoophOles for the man who would taire
his drink. He said he and his assist.
ants were mapping ont the ways and
means OF bone-dry enforcement. which
would be presented To the Legislature
% an ultimatum The program has
lncisors III it. he added, and he and
the Rev. DR.. Heisse and other dry
leaders VIII be at Annapolis to pilot
the measure.
Mr.. Crabbe said the Saloon
League Of Maryland would insist that
the Legislature pass law enforce
ment code which would put all State
machinery behind the enforcement Of
the prohibition amendment tn addI-
Sion, the Legislature viii be asked to
pass a law with air the enforcement
provisions contained IN the Federal
enactment.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-01
HOSTESS HoUsE
APPRECIATES WORK or
LOCAL COMMITTEES
lSrss sAeKs eEl, GhaIaa MS
ptsalEty CemmEtfee, Reeefvea
Letter Prom Mosleas

The fOil0wiug IN a copy of the let
ter received yesterday b. Afrs. Robert
8. Dashiell. chairman Of the Anna
polls Hostess House Comaafttee
which speaks for itself:
July =. 1873
Ny Dear Mrs Daahiell:
II Is my privilege TO express Tor the
National Hostess House COMMITTEES
Ina appreciafiOn that We all feel for
the work that you and the members
81 yoar osnaniltee have done for the
hOstess house at Camp Meade
YOu cannot realize h0w much 1t has
meant All headquarters b feel that
the members De your cnnanaittee have
been 30 ready and So capable Of carry
ing out the necessarily changing poll
clos Of the National Committee: and
have been 20 understanding oil The
Wish 10 give ae Camp Meade, the same
uniform service which has won for the
hostess houses throughout the many
camps their pleasant reputation for
hospitality and courtesy
That we have bcen able 10 give this
uniformity OF service has been large
lly due TO the consciousness Of the To-
cal hostess house committees that they
were doing national piece OF work
for the Government. and the common
dalton which We have received from
the Commission on Training Camp
Activities and from the War Depart.
men, III iii great measure. the result
of the unfaiiing devotion and unflag-
cling zeal OF the members Of the local
Icommittees.
Will you. therefore. accept for your
IselG and for the members of your
commlttee our grateful thanks for
Iyour help in this work, aud believe
Ime. Sincerely yours,
ALICE GREEROuGH TOWNSEND
lMrs. Il. MI Townsend)
Chairman National Hostess House
Committee
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-01
POSTAL TELEGRAPH
MAKES GOOD. PROMISE
or REDUCED TARIFF
Wffh Wire RgsteH RetaFReA, 80 Per
Cent lacrosse Under Federal
Control, Topped Oh

New York. July 81 Especial TO Even
ing Capital The following interview
was given out BY President Mackay
10 the press today
In accordance with It's promise ID
the public. the Postal Telegraph Com
Ipany AZ last midnight reduced tele-
graph rates throughout the United
States 40 per cent BY cutting OF the
20 per cent. I1creaae which Postmas-
tor General Bur1eson put Into effect
April lst, including leased wire rate
and restoring rates To which they were
IOf0re mr.. BugIeson seized the llnsa
In doing this, We wish to state that
iii taxes and expenses continue to In
#eroase, Ii will be necessary for the
company TO ark The Indulgence 0s Tie
pubIic ID again advancing telegraph
rates for tte whole or part OF this
20 per cent.
In order 20 continue 10 give fast
seryics. the present rates Oh inter-
state night lettergrans viii not be
disturbed for the present. We expect
to reduce those rates little later.
The return of the wires tonight
80 tllelr owners marks tho end og an
epoch and Of this Company's tigh;
against 4 powerful effort By tha Post
master General and our opponents,
The Bell Telephone and Western Unton
Company to eliminate competition of
the Postal Telegraph Company Ii
mas fight waged aaainst heavy odds,
hut we had the whole hearted support
0E the public and me press and for
this I am deeply grateEuI. /"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-01
TO SHOW YOUNG MEN
UNCLE SANS BIG SCHOOL

Commander ". II Weems, OF the
Navy Recruiting Station at Baltimore.
has invited any young men who might
be interested In coming to the Naval
Academy, by enlisting in he Navy.
TO be at the main gate Of the Naval
ACADEMY et o'clock next Sunday, SO
he can personally show them through
the Academy grounds
Many men get into the Naval Acad-
envy each year from enlisted personnel
OF the Navy, and IT IL the desire OF
Commander Weems to get as many
boys fer next year as possible.
Any one wishing ID see the Naval
Academy. even though not eligible to
enter as midshipman, is welcome
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-01
GREAT TOBACCO YIELD
FOR ANNE Arundel.

Southern Maryland has been hDast-
ing that IL was averaging SO hoas-
heads Of tobacco day. but Anne
arundel county alone, II makina u
yield Of that quantity.
Never has the Esmnaa Giles, the
steamer or the Rochester Company
plying between Annapolis and BaltA
moro. carried q heavier tobaccO
freight than the present year, Filth
erto the largest crop any one day has
bosm lao but this year, during last
week alone there was one dry when
EsisS cagssed l5s. aaother f4S and all-s
iOtA1f III lfogsheads Of tobacco On her
freight cargo