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Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-07-23
Classified Advertising
WANTED

WANTED-Man and wife want one
or two rooms with bath. North
side preferred. Address No. 1880
care Courier. l0tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
riln IiARnEN HARlT PAYs

Americans who lived LII cities were
told last year that II WAS patriotic
duty to secure the use Of small piece
81 unused land and devote all the
snare time necessary to raising yege-
tables Tor home tables Ii order to
make available more food for over
seas shipment The results were SO
satisfactory and the work SO pleasant
that many have acquired the garden
ing habit. and nov nothing would
tempt these converts To give up their
hack yard or vacant los gardens. Many
city people have learned for the first
time the taste Of really fresh garden
vegetables. and many there are who
no longer viii be satisfied % eat those
that have been hauled long distance
and handled manytimes before finally
reaching the kitchen
There ii something about the cultt-
vation of the soil, something touching
upon the creative impulse that never
has been experienced by the man or
woman. hoy or girl, who has spent all
his life m the city and has not had
chance 10 tinker with q piece Of
workable ground The cultivation Of
d garden involves seeking an answer
Ia i thousand questions In natural his
tory. and demands an elemental knowl-
edge nf the workings Of nature Many
city gardeners passed througal the
first chapter in the book Of nature
last season, aud they are now eager
for the first signs of spring, 10 that
they may profit by what they have
learned and may delve deeper into the
buried treasures of their garden.
Thousands have acquired the gar
dening habit 1t pays.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
ADMIRAL NIBLACK BACK
FROM EASTERN WATERS

i
After commanding American naval
forces III the Eastern Mediterranean
during the war, Rear Admiral Albert
p. Niblack. arrived III New York this
week on the steamship Aquitania.
Admiral Niblack was recently re-
lieved of his command and is to be-
come chief of the Bureau of Naval In
telligence at washington
Also on the Aquitania was Rear Adj
miraI II. o. Dunn. who has been sery-
Ing with the American fleet in the
North Sea and Brig Gen Henry Nv.
Thornton. who had charge Of the
movement of British troops and gen
eral control OF British railways during
the war
Admiral Dunn was in command Of
the American base III the Azores for
cooperating with the Allies convoy
and transport service. He returned
Eon d leave of absence and will go 20
his home In Cleveland. Ohio.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
An APPEAL FOR
FIREMEN'S FLASHLIGHT

The fire department will not be-
eficient unless they get proper equip
ment to work with There would be
righteous indignation in Annapolis II
they had no fire hose. Water IN a FIRE
will do lots more good il the firemen
can see where to put Il. Has your
contribution To the searchlight. long
selT necessity. been made? Put on
that new pair OF shoes until next
month. 60 are-footed OF wear last
summers straw hat while longer.
Do anything that you have 70 do. 50
that search light can be bought lt
may save you the price OF a new house
later, says the worker for the ire
mems dashlight fund. Mrs Neyett
Steele to whom al donations may be
sent. The amount needed is 500. OF
this the sum Of s102.77 has been re-
ceived and deposited In bank There
il vel needed ss7.2s, and this may be
easily raised II everybody will do their
mart
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
NOTICE or REPUBLICAN, CITY
PRIMARIES

The Repnhliean voters of the City II
Annan0Iis viii assemble III their respect
I've Wards on Monday. May 9Th, 1919. q
eIect iiye delegates from each ward GO
represent said ward In the City COnyen-
finn to be held In Annapolia In the month
If May to hanlipate candidates f0r
Mayor and Counselor for the City 0f An
uaglnlis and two Aldermen frOin each ward
fo represent said wards tn the City Conn
III The primaries I'M each ward viii be
held at the following places
First ward. brown u Bros packIng
h0use north side City Dock
second ward No ~ Cathedral street
Third ward No. Ia Shaw street.
Fourth ward. FeIlmeyer's blacksmith
shop. Northwest and Calvert streets.
The polls viii be open from o'clock b.
m. TO . o'clock b. m. II there be con-
test but IL no contest, the Delegates will
be elected BY Acciamatf0n.
Persons desiring to be candidates for
delegates to the City Convention shall
file with T Roland Hrnwn. Avc days prior
to date Fixed hy the city Executive Com
niftee FOR holding said Primary Election.
his name and residence, aud the same day
he shall pay to the said r. Roland Brown.
such amount as Is necessary to defray
the expensexnf said Primary Election.
gy order of City Republican Executive
@onaIniffee
4 IIoIASn BRowN. n Maryland Are.
a<ssi0 Chairman.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
| APRIL SING AND
MAY QUEEN

On Tuesday at 5 b. nj, another com-
munity sing will be held at the
Community Hall iii West Annapolis,
led BY DR.. Shenton and Dr. Rawlins.
of the Naval Academy During the
evening those present will elect the
community's May Queen. The chill
iren of the West Annapolis school
have already nominated by their vot-
ing, the following candidates Misses
French, Rogers t2l and Norris.
The final vote of Tuesday evening
VIII decTHe which Of these young
ladies viii be Queen of the May On
Thursday evening the May Day ex-
ercises will be held on the green adj
joining the firemens' hall. and will In
clude the crowning of the Queen d.
May, BY Robin Hood. and his attend
ants, the May Pole dance and other
dances by the young folks Of the
neighborhood
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
TuE arm GRAND JURY

ii ii not putting Il too strongly to
aay tliat the work of the grand Jury
for The April term marks an epoch IN
the affairs OF Anne Arundel County.
Completing In ave days The work which
ordinarily takes three weeks the jury
ias saved the county considerable
sum of money without the slightest
laxity or undue haste In the perfor-
nance of It's duties. On the contrary,
tiIa Jury has done IT'S work exceeding
ii we'll and its report indicates care
fnl investigation Of facts and the cour-
age 10 take the positions that the
pti,lic Interest demands.
without detractlng from the high
creais due this body, Il may be said
that The influence Of Judge Moss to-
ward the prompt and efficient transac-
tlou Of the husIness Of the court has
been great. The presiding Judge q
sllla circuit may be said % have q pas
sion for efficient and thorough trans
action of business. and from the very
day og his assumption Of the duties q
the indgeship, he has insisted upon
that being the rule III the work which
lie has directed
The grand jury which has Just COM
pleted Ita work. has set i high stand
ard which the body, as Il shall be
subsequently constituted, must no;
lower. Ii has shown that the work q
All ordinary term can be completed in
4 period much shorter than has ordt-
narIly been the case, with . CORES
bonding saving of the money of tht
taxpayer, d consideration to be greatly
desired atti1is time No other JURY
desired at this time. Nd other iurs
tice.
The action OF the grand jury has
important influences in other direc,
tons one result viii be that the besi
men of the county will feel that thes
Gun spare the time when business L
transacted promptly, and busy mel
will not try to be excused from Jury
duty. Again. the jury has set an ex-
ample to the holders Of other officia1
positions, and given them strong IN
tinatlon that the people Of the Counts
wish them to take heed The recon.
lnendation of greater economy IN tbs
transaction Of public business comes
very properly from body which lat
vet so fine an example.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
TIMELY COM ENTS BY
TONGUE AND PEN
lselorlng Noah ehaser


The announcement OF the Sfnpiifaed
Spelling heard that 500 newspapers
and considerable number oG educa
ti0naI institutions have adopted the re-
vised spelling of twelve words in In.
teresting
These are the words and the spelling
which has the official Endorsement oE
the board
Tho. Thoroi Program, cata
log. Demagog. Altho. Tnoro
fare. Turnout. ProIog, Deea
log, Pedagog
II you are sufficiently Interested in
the plan. good way 10 memorize
these words would be to see how short
q sentence you can write that will
employ ali twelve words once The
practice Of writing short sentences
will be excellent even II you forget
the new spelling.
We think We spell BY sound. IS q
matter of fact. the eye has much more
ito do with correct spelling than the
ear.
We spell word ont loud and are
not sure Of It We write II down and
are much more certain
There Ii more opposition 10 new
sin1plified spelling because Il offends
the eye doesn't look right than from
any other reason
Reforms oil any kind which offend
custom or habit are hard ID promote
People will continue to spell words
the hardest way and to carry useless
mental burdens until they are shown
that another way will save them time
or money or effort or ali three without
materially changing their habit of
doing things.
The old congress shoe, with elastic
In the sides. would save thousands 81
years Of time spent In lacing or but
Ifoning the worlds shoes, but people
tastes do not incline that way.
i The human mind Is queer thing
We complain or the obstinacy of The
mnIe. II the mules hear as and un,
Idersiand us. they must smile to them.
selves Washington Times.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
NOTICE
OFFICES or COLLECTOR AND TREAS
uRER, MUNICIPAL BUILDING.
GLOUCESTER STREET

All delinquent taxpayers for the year,
1913. are hereby notified 20 pay their taxes
on 0r before JUNK Il 1919. and save the
additional cost Of 1.2J wltch will be add
ed to each and every bill after June 1910.
under and By virtue Of the authority af
the aet of the General Assembly of Mary
land, 1910 For flae benefit OF the de-
lmQpent taxpayers herewith publish the
mandatory section of said art
Section - Al Acts 1910 If shall De fhe
duty 0f the cpIlector and treasurer d4Ir-
Ing the month of April succepding the
levy Of tnxea to have Inserted In one or
two newspapers published In tile cify %
Annapolis. Maryland a#nOtfce that II the
same be uak paid on or before June next
affer the date ef Eaid advertisement. the
property upon which fhe taxes may he
due and owing, will be levied upon nd
yerf1Aed and sold to enforce payment
thereof and said advertisement shall can-
timue ~ such newspapers not lesa fhan
thirty daya.
JOHN hi WELLS.
Coll. aud Treas.
April Il 1912 a-ss-asbO
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
Before The squire

Gus Kyle was arrested BY OfIicer
Fine. for disorderly conduct and was
given hearing before Justice Suill.
van who found him guilty and i'm
posed fine of SS.75 which was paid
1 Mr.. LOwman arrested Isaac Cham
bers. colored, Tor disorderly conduct
and striking Virginia Turner and
knocking tooth out He was tried
before Justice WeIch and found guilty,
paid ine Of $s.75 and was dismiss
ed.
Isaac Chambers, colored WAS ar
rested BY Oficef LownAn for disor-
aerly conduct On warrant sworn ont
BY sarah GrifFin He was given j
hearing before Justice Welch and
aned ss.75. which was paid and the
offender released
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
AsNWER ONE AppEAL

The Hun is still watching. is the
warning on one Of the posters FOR the
Victory Liberty Loan. and Show him
were III Earnest Is It's appeal
This warning is fact that every
American should bear ia mind nov.
Each individual should assume aa
much responsibility as he can bear Id
the way of q liberal subscription TO
the present loan. It Is the only war
the Job can be finished ii the proper
way II Germany Ia watching should
notice the slightest lagsing d me
Ameslcan people during this cam
palgA. II Is bound 10 arouse in her 4
certain amount 81 hope There must
Be no tagging
answer the appeal SHOW the Hun
we'n& II earnsst by hllhding ths
watching eyes with another victory
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

MONDAY DANCE FOR
HOSPITAL BENEFIT

Under the management and direc-
tion Of d group Of ladies q dance will
be given on Monday evening Al 5
o'clock iii st. Johns gymnasium for
the benefit of the Emergency Hospital.
Admission FOR men Is priced at SO
cents. and women rs cents II Is
hoped to make this dance a great sue
cess and thereby swell the fund for
hospital maintenance. Music will be
furnished BY Proi Toroysky's orches-
ira. There will be sale Of ice
cream. Generous patronage is urged
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

Proposals will be received nntiI 70 10
o'clock neon. Wednesday,. April s3th.
Axuntel County AgsEs~afor erecting eke
Germankowm and West Annapolis Pnblic
School BtasIglIn&s In accordance with plans
and sperS SEcatfOns prepared By Joseph M.
Armstrong. Arckiteet
The right 10 reserved 20 Fe5&cf any or
all bids
For further particulars Apply III fhe
architect 0K 10
GEORGE EQN, Napeftn nGenaesiE.
Anne Arundel H0nnfy Schools,
21-8 nnapollas NJ.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
PROPOSALS WANTED

Proposals will be received by the Mayai
af the City ct Anuapaaia nneiI Ig:nf
1'eioek noon. ApFM 18th. 1919 Tor furnish.
ing the City Of Annapolis. Md. for use 81
The Fire Denartsaent, Rubber Boots and
Costs ~ ROiloTrs
Is pairs black rubber boota
is pairs white rubber boots.
II nairs tan rubber h0O&a
Is black rubber cUats three fourth
length.
IS white rubber caafa, 40 inchea long,
with moieskin lining snap and rang faaE.
neFn.
~ tan rubber coats three fourth
length
The right n reserved EO reSecf Mnv sss
all bids Fer further particulars ard
alsecif fseAflozs, apply fN
JAAES f. STRANGE.
sa6 III Mayor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
IN e9tvss

George Norton IA arranging to give
i show ID st. Mary's Hall. May e. for
the benent at ST. Aary's church The
cast will be composed Of local talent,
and The program Will be divided intO
three short comedies, similar To the
one given W mir. Norton some Sayg
InOnths agu.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
Candidates CARD

70 the Republicans of Anne Arundel
county will be candidate for the
Eynrse of Delegates in the coming prima-a
gism and If nominated and elected Will ne
81, .sFTtiIgE HEAD ! will endeayor e
helm ii, the passage Of hills contiaslVe Tor
- GEORGE A. BASIL.
S. Later Will announce ny platform
and policies
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
ylrpinla Sherlff III Town

c. H Burch, deputy sheriff from
Norfolk, Va, was in town today, pro-
curing requisition for the return of
Glenn Newberry who II alleged 10 have
deserted his wife and children. He
Ii being held for the Virginia authori-
ties BY the Port Deposit police.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
CANDIDATE COLUMN

AMy roter h4s tAs right 20 De g
eondtdafe II the Prtsaas1 Elecgioss
81 Ms party. sRbject h0sOeper 20
cevtufm QuaIlf fcdfi0na 1Oy spectdl
Offices. Make pOKs GHsaOatsc cezsesas
IN fhie c0Iamn and keep before
fhe pOfera uNgfi election.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
Visiting Clergyman i

At the College Avenue Baptist
church tomorrow Rev DR. Finn Of
Newport. father az Midshipman Finn
viii preach at the morning worship
of the church. The public are invited
to hear Or. Finn.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
ANNorNcEM

10 the Republicans of the Fourth Ward
City 0f Annapolis. Nd. wish tn Announce
that will be il Candidate III the coming
primaries Tor Alderman, tile Fourth Ward,
tt nominated and elected, ! VIII Gu
tleasor To help In the passage OF such bills
tIsat will be Of good to the city, and for
tfreater Annapolis
lgIs IN III MII.IISIsR
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
FnR cIEnk or TnE sorRT

To the Democratic voters of Anne Arun.
deI county ] announce that / will be n
candidate for the Democratic nomination
for the office Of Clerk OF the Circuit Court
for Anne Arundel county. subject ii the
priinAry election 10 be held I'll September
RICHARD a. CFiANEY.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
ANNor n EMENT

/ hereby announce my candidacy Ter
the otiIcc af sheriff III Anne Arundel
es.inty subject IL the viii of The voters III
the coming primaries. | have served
xesen years In the sflerifts office. nila
elected will serve tie public ln the same
efflcient manuer that i have endeayored 70
'' 1yILIIAAI M. K. LEE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
N,,T EaIENT

i hereby announce my candidacy for the
afSsa III sheriff uf Anne Arundel county
from tile secana district suhject 70 the as'=
fsan nf the Demaerntic primaries lll sep.
tenibrr | earneatly solicit the support g
s.. THOMAS DOVE.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
OUNcEagEST

hereby announce my candidacy for the
ofsire nf County Commissioners 81 Anne
Arundel county for the Firss District, SUD
spef Ia lie aefiUn nf the Democratic pfi.
IS aal sss'-''' ~. GRANT cOLI5nTrN.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

According ID q Paris mathemati-
cian. the adoption 81 Greenwich time
as the standard Tor france Increased
the lighting expense of every French
household about enc per cent
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
Marrlare Llcense

Clerk woodward OF the Court has
granted the following marriage III
cense:
James CT Cummings Al, baltimore.
and Lillian u Christ, AZ. Hughesville
Nd.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
ANNOINt, ,EarENT

To the Republican yaters af Anne Arun'
del county, j hereby annonnce myself i
candidate for mslIber of the State Gentra
Committee for said county M the PRIMARY
election iii september
tIIAlaa .lsS Il. RASII..
a11-tf Aunanalis Mlw.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
Immigration And heYisn,.

/ II is regarded as certain that the
new Congress will discuss The Ques-
ltion 6f immigration, and though very
likely that some legislation on the
subject will be enacted
The proposition before Congress last
winter was for closing gates for d
few years This had relation largely,
8if not solely. To the matter OF labor
Fear was felt and expressed that as
d result Of the dislocations and the re-
sultant necessities for readjustinents
foccasioned BY the war we might not
for q time have jobs enough for our
own people In so vital matter par
ltcularly. America first That proposi-
ltion the strength OF which was prob
Iematfcai was caught Id the Jam at
the close of the Sixty-fiftli Congress.
and so failed.
A new feature has since been added
10 the question. This Is bolshevisnl.
which. after sweeping Russia, has ap-
peared as q menace elsewhere III Eu-
rope. and Is now Of some concern in
this country How far has the poison
penetrated IN Europe? What coun-
tries are most affected? And from
which countries. II our restrictions
ARE not increased, shall we be likely
Ito attract the most people III the near
future?
America does not appear as good
ground for the propagation of boil
sheyisnl. The rank and file of our
people have never undergone any OF
the hardships Or expressions that have
racked the rank and file OF Europe.
They have had i chance In the world:
and the great majority have signaliy
improved it Americans have the bal
lot. Wage-workers earn and receive
more money than men and women
similarly employed In other countries
They have d substantial stake In the
country. and voice In It's govern
ment
Nevertheless, 1t is most desirable
tiat the utmost pains should be taken
to keep boIshevisni al as great dis
tance ais possible. Neither men nor
women affected with the disease
should be admitted into the country
They would be 4 peril, and might be-
come positive injury Washington
Star.
What il needed nov is d denlijohn
equipped with motor and able To-
fiy under radio control from one State
to another Charleston News and
Courier
And how II must gall Colonel Har-
vey 10 realize what commotion Isl
caused By tight between the head On
q nation and ah editor. when the edi-
Tor is big enough TO help make COM.
motion Baltimore Sun
The former Kaiser lays down his
saw only 10 take up his pen and devote.
himself to his biography. Autohiog-
faphies. as rule, are for the purpose
of laiding the very things readers are
most anxious ID learn Nashville BAN
ner.
Suing Germans ex-Crown Prince FOR
divorce, the Princess says her face
was frequently mass of bruises from
his blows, She might almost ~ welf
have been Belgian woman. The
Hohenxollerns play no favoritss.
Brooklyn Eagle
Buy Sugar now a1d escape the rush.
Prices viii not be lower. for the Trust
has firn grip on the entire situation
Rochester Herald.
H0 Give Show
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

2G,DDp pID C

gUM6TE gA1gs& WAEs s1TE AR0x zEGzE3
"a neeasnaaR Dr5xnte prsr1fee aak esa3ldsEas sSeD
"a shetr SPECIAL @ERgICE FEATURES 90
roaneetton with buffdfng 4entgn ae6 eoastrHe-
f&ne Ea9xeaDo@6eMee solicited.
a3&A & n. n Ave- yTasMNm@8@as n. "a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

| Nlhat n Uinson 6. Goi, can
diddte for Nomination for
Mayor Of annapolis. Is III
Faoor ot
i. A new Charter for An
napolis. or necessary amend
ments thereto
81 A Primary Election Law
for Annapolis
8 To submit to the qualified
voters of Annapolis the ques-
tion as to whether The Annap
oils Water Company shall be
continued as a separate cor
! poration.
A larger supply Of water.
s. More water plugs. II nee
essary
6. To remedy the unsanitary
sewerage conditions.
4. no induce the National
and State Governments to ap-
propriate reasonable sum OF
money periodically to the City
for assistance in the mainten-
ance of its streets.
s. TO keep the tax rate
down as low as the demands
upon the City will justify
8. TO perform the duties Of
the ONCE of Mayor IN d pro-
gressive, businesslike manner,
10. A Greater Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

d ANTED Motor boat from Is to y feet
long. Must be in good running order
Apply If :SJ Chesapeake avenue East
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

Following the temperance excite
ment Of 1862 every one Of the New
England states enacted statewide pro-
hibition laws. AaAs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
w B. CHILE
Electrical Contractor
GEO. w. JONES
Circulating Library

The following books have been added 70
the Library
atou Churchill
'Tno Inevitable Balance sheet by Ka.
irina Trash.
aA Circuit Rider's wife. By Cora Hsr.
ris.
Kenny, By Leonora Dnlrympie
My Four Years I'm Germany By ].
W. Gerard.
where Your Treasurer III By Holman
Day.
trander.
TERMS :--New Books, 2c per day.
Old Rocks. IL. BeH day.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

sef.prEv ri T0AN-on mort@age tn snrns 2
- suif On reasonable terms Rarsl4l
paynsent allowed. James ~ MunFes, s,s AsS =
sornav. 49, ' !.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
mONRY 10 LOAN.

sEnwrY rs LOAN Money 70 loan % oi
mortgage. Apply to WAns0n ssnsa: ~ "
Annapolis, MD. u 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

Furnished honsa FOR summer
mouths. along water front. within tNH
or three miles OF Annapolis Answer
with detailed description 10 No. iH.
Box Ja7. AZ
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Furnished house on Spa
Creek from June 10th to October l.
a. r Westcot, Phone 0sG-R. a25- .
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

Buy Sugar now And escape the rush.
Prices will not be lower, for the Trust
has hr1n grip on the entire situation.
Rochester Herald.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

FOR RENT Furnished house Tor June
week With garage. apply 9 Fganklin
street a24 8
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

Suing Germans xCrown Prince for
divorce, the Princess says her face
was frequently d mass of bruises from
his blows She might almost a. well
have been Belgian woman. The
Hohenxollerns play no favoritss.
Brooklyn Eagle
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

The former Kaiser lays down his
saw only 70 take up his pen and devote
himself to his biography Autobiog
faphies, as rule, are for the purpose
of hiding the very things readers are
most anxious 10 learn Nashville Ban
|ner.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

What is needed nov Is b demijohn
equipped with motor and able to
Ifiy under radio control from one State
to another harleston News and
Courier
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

FOR RENT Isoom with or without
507. a24-3