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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-17
LEARNING MORE ABOUT
SOUND AND DEVICES

According to Commander G. S, Nc
Dowoll. writing in the United States
Naval Institute. there has probably
been more learned about sound and
its transmission during the last four
years than during all the rest Of time.
Listening devices installed outside the
ships skin. OF within ships tanks, not
only distinguished different sound
courses at considerable ranges when
the ship is under way, but the direc-
ton can be obtained within an aceu-
racy of tive or three degrees He in
stances the multiple unit microphones
with electric compensation packed on
the Won Steuben. which were placed
both inside ships tanks and also with
in blister outside the ships hull. We
arc told that on the Won Stonben,
when running at full speed, the sub
marine bell on Nantucket Iightship
was heard at distance greater than
35 miles and accurate bearings OBJ
tanned.
He tells us that it may be safely
stated that a distinctive sound source,
as a submarine oscillator, can be
heard at all times and during all kinds
of weather in deep water at distance
of 20 miles or more. In addition TO
obtaining bearings of distant sound
sources, these devices may be utilized
to determine fairly accurately the
depth of water.
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LETTERS TO EDITOR
Change In Course OF Traffic Brings
Loss, Mr.. Pindell Says.

10 the Editor Of the EUeRiHg Capital:
As taxpayer. property owner and
business man, think + have the right
TO complain. The closing of Severn
avenue by the moving of little house
across the street has caused the travel
on Bay Ridge avenue to use Chesa-
peake avenue, resulting in a financial
loss TO my business. From 200 TO 500
automobiles. trucks and other We
hicles use this street daily. Now they
go down Chesapeake avenue.
| don't think there has been 20 We
hicles pass my place this week.
don't know whose order it was by
which the street was closed for such a
long time, but it certainly was a great
oversight. as the merchants on this
end are the losers. | hope this will
not occur again.
ID. w. PINDELL.
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FARMERS CAN LEARN
OF PROBABLE WEATHER

Maryland farmers who go forth in
the early dawn to till their fields or
make their hay no longer have to
carry an almanac and a head full of
rhymiag jingles to tell what the wea-
Their for the day is likely to be.
Instead. at IL o'clock each day. they
stop work for a few moments and
turn their ears toward the Mecca of
the nearest factory whore whistle
shrieks out one long blast for fair
weather. two long blasts for rain. and
three short blasts for cool wave.
If there are no factory whistles
near they turn their eyes to some high
building whore flag signals announce
the forecasts for the day. In either of
these methods is impractical there
are two other chances to connect with
the weather mans representations
A telephone message to the county
agents office or brief chat with the
rural mail carrier will produce the de-
sired information.
The forecasts arc being telographed
each morning to the county agents
throughout the State who are employ
ing various means of getting the in
formation to the farmers. Reports re-
ceiyed by the University of Maryland
Extension Service indicate that tho
farmers are eager to avail themselves
of this service iraugurated by the
Weather Bureau Of the Department OF
Agriculture
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SEVEN. FRUITS
FOR ONE TREE

When King Solomon in all his bore
dom cried, There is no new thing un-
der the sum-" cigarettes, chewing gum,
the thermos bottle, and the snapper"
for fastening ladies' frocks-(an in
dispensable thing when one has sew
eral hundred wives) yet to be
invented
So far as we can learn, Solomon.
who knew and could address in its
own language every flower and tree in
existence had never heard OF the
Tutti-Frutti Tree.
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7. Nothing is troublesome that
we do willingly.
s. How much pain have cost us
the evils that have never hap
pened.
9. Take things always by the
smooth handle
10. II angry. count ten before
you speak; If oyer-angry. count
a hundred.
This is platform stroni
enough to hold Democrats, Re
publicans and non-partisans; suf
fragists and anti-suffragists
vets and drys.
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dependency which were evident on
all sides few short weeks ago, are
already assuming a bold and conrag-
eous front. and preparing to assume
the offensive when the signal 10 adj
vance is sounded by the leaders. And
here in Maryland. and especially In
this old time Democratic town. the
Democrats of ali classes, from the
highest TO the lowest are already arm
ing for the fight, and are prepared TO
advance on the enemy at the first
sound of the gun.
And one of the most cheering signs
OF this rising tide OF hope and con-
fidcnce in the party, reiuyenated by
the action of the san Francisco Con-
vention is the change in regard to the
candidacy of Senator John Walter
Smith, especially here in Baltimore.
few weeks ago il was openly pre-
dicicd that Senator Smith could not be
elected, and that thousands of Demo
Gratis would openly oppose him al the
polls. All that has passed away, and
the belief is openly expressed here.
by people who would say nothing a
short time ago, that Senator Smith
will receive the loyal and answering
support OF the Democratic organize
ton. and all the Democratic leaders
in the city and State. The writer has
known all those leaders, and very
many of their followers for many
years, and inquiries made in person
from many of them early in the pros
ent week, has convinced him that one
and all will be found supporting the
entire Democratic ticket, including
the candidate for the United States
Senate and all the candidates for the
House of Representatives.
Ii has not often happened in this
State that county leaders of all fac
tons have lined up this early In a
campaign, and have shown such un-
animity of desire to get to work for a
ticket without any preliminary call or
conference on the subject. Such pa
triotic and faithful citizens and Demo
Gratis as Emory L. Coblentz and Jacob
Rohrback, of Frederick; Orlando Har-
rison, Worcester; Stephen Gambrill
of Howard; w Mitchell Diggs, OF
Charles; j. Frank Smith, of St
Mary's; William Mckinney, of Queen
Anne's: Edward o. Weant and Guy w
Steele, of Carroll; Brooke Lee and
Judge Edward Peter, of Montgomery,
and a host OF others of different fac
tions, and at times hostile factional
alignmonts, openly come forward in
favor of the same ticket and the same
platform, and when this happens, the
Republicans of Maryland may take
warning as to what will happen to
them in November
Six months ago the Republicans and
many weakened Democrats were
openly singing requiem over what
they thought was a decrepit and al
most dying party Today there is
every indication that the old-time
century old party of the Fathers, is on
hor feet with her youthful organ re-
stored, and in the fight for national
supremacy which is now beginning.
will give no quarter to an arrogant
and treacherous foe.
PAUL WINCHESTER
Hotel Rennert,
Baltimore. July Is.
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A econ PLATFORM

Speaking of platforms, Thoma:
Jefferson. first of the Democrats
wrote as good a platform as any
1t contained 10 planks and IS
words. Jefferson called it "A
Decalog OF Canons for Practical
Life. Here it is
l. Never put off till tomorrow
what you can do today.
2. Never trouble another for
what you can do yourself
5. Never spend your money be-
fore YOU have it.
4. Never buy what YOU do not
want, because it is cheap; it will
be dear to you.
5. Pride costs US more than
hunger, thirst and cold.
6. We never repent of having
} eaten too little.
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Tuesday. August 10. 1920,
At eleven o'clock A. NJ,


The following property:
All those five contiguous lots or tracts Of
land. being known the j. Frank
Phipps Farm" and also part of Bel
mont Estate" situate in the Second Eiec-
ton District OF Anne Arundel county.
Maryland. containing in the aggregate 35.1i
acres of land, more or less. Being the
same lots or tracts of land which were
conveyed to the said Ethel NJ .Lehr by
Louis Edward Blank and wife. by deed
dated September 10, 1919. recorded among
the aforesaid Land Records in Liber w.
" w. No. II. folio 336.
Improved by a new dwelling house. an
other dwelling house. partly completed.
few outbuildiDgs and some fruit trees.
TERMS OF SALF:-One- half Of the
purchase money 10 be paid in cash on
ratification Of the sale, and the balance in
six months from day Of sale or all cash
at the option Of the purchaser sor pllr-
nhasers the deferred payment to bear in
ferest and 70 he secured to the satisfac-
ton of the undersigned. a deposit of
three hundred dollars f$30000) viii he re-
duired Of the purchaser or purchasers on
the dav Of sale. Taxes TO be adjusted to
date of sale.
For further particulars. apply to
wINSON g. GOTT.
Attorney named in
said mortgage.
~ Annapolis. Md.
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10 thc Editor Of he Evening cqpttql:

To tho Editor Of the Evening Capital:
The Maryland Delegates to the Ma
tional Convention have, at last, reach
ed home, and all are greatly pleased
at the result of the work done, not
only in nominations made, and the
character and ability of men nominate
ed, but also at the position taken by
the assembled wise men Of the States.
in the platform adopted.
Never before in the history of the
country, and especially in the history
of political parties, has ticket been
received by the public with greater
manifestations of approval, and there
is no doubt but that the democratic
party will go into the campaign more
thoroughly united than it has done at
any time since the Civil War Coins
clear back to the nominations of Sey
mour and Blair, in 1868, now more
than half century ago, not one dem
ocratic ticket has been named which
has been received with more enthus-
iastic favor by Democrats in all parts
of the country than that put up by
The San Francisco Convention early
last week. Not one word of hostility
has been heard from Maine TO Cali
fornia, so far as the Democrats are
concerned, and all the real demo-
cratic papers. as well as a very large
majority of the Independent papers,
~. al s-fc Of hn 1an T.
supporting Cox and Roosevelt. And
the tide which was supposed to be go
ing with rush this year in favor of
the Republican ticket, seems to have
ceased TO flow in that direction, and
is now on its turn. slowly but sure
ly, towards the Democratic party and
the ticket named al San Francisco
The Republican leaders and the Re-
publican organs are shouting no more
in fancied triumph. On the contrary.
they are already sending out notes of
alarm and distress. Don't be too
sure" they are saying; Cox is a
strong man, resourceful man. man
of great ability, and we are enter
ing 4 fight which viii strain TO the
EXTREMIST point all the resources of
the Grand Old Party. This is no easy
fight. it is no waik-over; SO rouse
yourselves, all We who love the grand
old party OF great moral ideas, for
the enemy in strength is at our por-
tails
So the shouters aud organs Of Re
publioanism are already almost in a
panic at the outlook, and are no more
fiattering themselves that it will be
all one way. And the Democrats,
putting aside their notes of gloom and
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Must De worth Something

In confidential little talk to a
group of medical students an eminent
physician took up the extremely inn
portant matter of correct diagnosis
of the maximum fee.
1.-THE best rewards" he said
come. of course, to the established
specialist. For instance, charge SOS
a call at the residence, SO for an
Office consultation and So for tele-
phone consultation"
doc" it asked, how much do you
charge a fellow for passing you on
the street?r-C Chicago Journal.
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We do not exist for ourselves alone,
Our positions do not exist for us
aIone--it is only as we relate to 9th
ers and are of service to them that
we have positions.
Society is becoming highly organ
led Its organizations are the fac
tories. the stores. the schools, the
churches.--eyery civic, religious and
political body and every business that
supplies a human want.
These organizations are made up of
individuals. Whether or not the or
CARNATIONS of society fulfill their pur-
pose and perform their functions de-
ponds upon each members seeing his
true relation to them.
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AN oRDIygl

To amend Article yu i
Code OF the Cliv n i
Health of city" DIV adk
dltioncl section TO fnIlas
be known and numher
Section l. b. IL al
daiucd by the Mayor &
dcrmcn of the Ciiy Vi im
ticle MI Of Che l,ers8
Of Annapolis, be- ANA f y
amended by adding ta
section 90 follow & !
known aud Numbered as.
10 read as follows
Section g. A. All va
boxes aud cartons ~ :
warehouses yards aha
corporate limits Of DIt a5I
shall be- placed 10 sep !
reCcptaclcs, and be- n
Wednesdays aud Flt.v
cans, glass bottles = a.
other trash not mcala
Sections S and o Of i q
mentioned heretofore Do lts
be placed IN separate sn
eeptaclCs and be lrHelg
Thursdays and Salgfisn
material or refuse % 3 4
this section shall he RaiH
the provisions NJ Ncci.Mi'
Section = And br @ 90
and ordained by tle ifs.
that this Ordinance SaI. q
2lgt. 1920.
Approved June 2lsi. ls 9.
Attest:
JOHN i. SULLIVAN
Clerk.
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SATURDAY. JULY Il. 1920.
THE @TnIRD PARTY

American political history is
filled with wrecks Of third par
ties" Heretofore they have al
ways stood for some clearly-de-
fined principle, but the tunul-
tuous gathering at Chicago OF
dissatisfied elements has been a
fasco, and its proceedings ana
nominations make the judicious
grieve. One benefit, however,
the convention" has bestowed
upon the country is the sharp
ness with which it.has been dem
onstrated that theJe is not real
point OF contact between the
"pale pink" parlor Bolshevists
and Socialists and the deep red"
radicals. The latter have no
more use for or patience with the
former than they have for or
with Woodrow Wilson or Viii
liam Howard Taft.
A political party is made up OF
voters with common aims and a
sincere belief in its central prin-
ciple. As a matter of fact, there
are oRly two theories of govern
ment. One is centripctal, and
the other centrifugal. Individ-
uals naturally divide into two
classes - the conservative cling
to the old landmarks of social
order; the radicals so to the
other extreme.
1t takes common sense, intel
ligence and conscience to make a
good citizen. These qualities
must be exercised in party rela-
tons. for it is through parties
that government is carried on.
One of the two great parties
presents its candidates and its
arguments; the other does the
same, and on election day the
whole mass of the voters decide,
on broad policy. for the one or
the other as. the most effective
agent of public opinion
Partyism has its evils. as has
every other human institution.
Indiscriminate and vicious at
tacks on the method of American
government. however, serve only
to emphasize the real worth Of
party divisions. Jefferson. Ham
ilton, Jackson. Lincoln Cleve-
land and Roosevelt were party
leaders, and as such attained
their highest usefulness in Amer
lean development and progress.
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Seven Kinds OF Fruit

There is to my certain belief only
one tree in existence answering to
that name, and | christened it myself.
| am its godfather.
In the heartmost heart of the fruit
full Paradise of New Jersey stands a
small but ancient stone cottage that
has come to regard me as its lord. and
on Squire Williams estate, whose YER
dant acres lie just outside my garden
fence, grows this Tutti-Frutti tree.
Once it was a young apple tree. 1t
is still young, but as the result of a
series of sap transfusions it is also
several other kinds of tree, and when it
grows up it will bear apples, ounces.
two kinds of pears, peaches, and, be-
lieve, plums-almost everything. in
fact, except watermeloRs.
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SELL TIRES

Direct to car owner 20x3 non-sixia si1 -.
tubes, So; other sizes in proportion.
Guaranteed 5000 miles on liberal adjust
ment basis Big commissions. Experience
or capital unnecessary. Auto Tire Clear
ing House, 1900 West 18th. Chicago. jy17
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Territory
open for an ambitious man 10 handle "A
superior brand of butterine and an un-
egualled acknowledgements In 1-pound
cartons and tube. Must be financially
responsible. Good opportunity for right
man address j. ii. Hilbert. Inc. S0i
calyerfon Road. baltimore. Md. Jy19
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county. WI ''
The object q tAis 'a
decree for The speaf.
contract IN writine
whereby the pcfcndiaa
agreed 10 sell and na'f
and his wife. Doe lag
Joint tenants. q cerlsll
mated I'm Block ~ q
in Anne Arundel Coua'i
an the real estate oHh@
renee j. Cayanaugh
proved by a frame i'
The furniture there's,
ment In full Of ile
namely. One Thcusau9
the said Defendants
deliver 10 the Plainul :
for said land.
Tho Bill. IN addItIo3
statements Of fact ifia
ance of said arTefmelL =.
his said wife were g'l.- -
property and have ~ 80,
since. that the con.,''. ~.
agreement is one
90. 0OI. payable 81 M
drcd Dollars ia la,- Z.
Hundred Dollars lSl...' =.
terest thereon c,riy p +
In pursuance oi
Plaintiff and his Elie
ants tine said sun Of
lara $4,000 and bag
payments from zine IA
were Vel accepted by i.s
the whole purchase NJ
maid with thc e1ftp'..
Of one liUndred. -. a
fs1t0O0j: That tbc 49,
annie VI. Tyler more -
made tender 20 ihe
a nm dre aud ilel.
40 said property
made mo- dispute as
ne iiia amount tendefseE- ~ 3
r -, neglected, b
AIRY ont their pa. pr,
th Ag the the Plaintiff e. \.
since to obtain sli ~ n
tbe Defendants b, ~ ~ 3
T 1Ig 'G died. in'e't.a..r.., ~. i
- hat tie entire ia ... x y
unJrr said aefeeii'-
The Plaintiff clio b8 z
I9e -li r.5i s.id pefna'.s
per perform ~ eEe e., and
f III the warrauiy 4. ~
Whom, ! l,,,r socrer may y I, @
" y I'm 3be balance due
, Fl ~ and also lg.fl, als & -
, -a '''i AZ the fiall.i5is -
fei f is iheregpos.. p. ia Z {.
l III eD " Is. n E.qsi.'
= Pi1 ~ INSERTED y ID soss
ed g. An. Anne n Z foar q. Z.
2nd day, & al,s . nj pef..s.a
and T. subs 81 sod i s9
I l.arsop = or BY sol .., -. 2,
I Zen day Of Aus's ~
II is' anT y" they have nv ~ ~
y - be be passed q woe
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Wife-Our neighbor. the old bach
elor, has hung himself.
Husband can't understand
bachelor doing it-Fliegende Batter,
Munich.
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statesmen

sALESNAS-SoIieif merchants uutstdnd-
ing accounts for collection We pay 100
an account. Big money proposition for
hustlers. Illinois Adjusting Corpora
ton, III \. Dearborn, Chicago. Jyl7
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-17

One type of motor plow of French
manufacture is equipped with mir
rors that enable driver to see the
ground ahead of him and the work he
is doing at the same time.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-17

Maryland Delegates pleased With
Platform Adopted = Ticket Re-
ccived With Manifest Approval =
Independent Papers Supporting
eek And Roosevelt Century Old
Party OF The Fathers Today On
Her Feet With Youthful Vigor Re.
stored.
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flea and fly few up a 1ue,
Said the fly TO the flea. what shall
VIC dor
Said the flea. Let's fly"
Said the fly. Let's feet"
So they both few through flaw in the
dne.-Havrc de Grace Republican.
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Eyes Dilemma

It's quite absurd. of course. but just
suppose the Tree of knowledge in that
first garden had been a Tutti-Frutti
tree instead of an apple tree. With
seven kinds of fruit to choose from,
all equally forbidden and. for that
reason. equally desirable, how could
Eve ever have decided which one to
pluck2
And with Ewes hesitation. Sin would
have been lost 10 the worli Let US
give thanks that the Tree of Knowl-
edge Of Good and Evil was not Tuttn
Frutti tree.-Oliver Herford, in Les
lies.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS-Send for free toilet soap sample
ana 5000 cash refund Offer Lacassia
Co.. Dept. coo. St. Louis. No. tyl7
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By virtue Of the power of sale contained
| IN the mortgage from Ethel NJ. Labr. dated
| Sentprlber 10, 1919. recorded among the
| land Records Of Anne Arundel county IN
| Liber w. y w. No. 3. folio Eli. will
| oner to public sale at the Court House
door. in the City Of Annapolis, Maryland,
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
LOST AND FOUND. wANTKD,
ROE SALE AND E0R RKNT
M0NEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-On mortgage In sums
"a sult on reasonable terms. Partial
payment allowed. james NJ. Munroe, At.
torney. Iy1S-tf
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WANTED

WANTED--A colored mau as porter aud
orderly. Apply Emergency Hospital
I'VE
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FOR SALE--Four lots on S0uthgate ave
nue., each 40 foot front by 12J feet deep.
Nine lots Green Field Development, 40
and store at 107 Prince George street. on
lot 100 feet deep by Is foot front. X. L.
Moss, Real Estate Broker. J23tf
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FOR SALE--4.G2 acres at Wellsview west
Of Weems Creek Bridge. Good Groom
house with large porches and cellar;
poultry house; well water; rs fruit trees,
grapes, etc. Price $500 Terms. Chas
+. Lee, Lee Bldg. Tel. Coz. j2s
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FOR EALE-Modern dwelling, with large
lot, TO. 1876 Conduit street. For price
and terIne apply TO Charles 4. Lee. fele
phone 60a. diff
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ORnER or PrBII
George y Il

Emma J. Cayanaugh iA
Guardian " Lawfeaa
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In the Circuit Court 80
County so i'A
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FOB sALE-0ne Ford Sedan, In excellent
condition: for sale cheap to quick buyer.
Strange Motor Car Company. Jy6-n
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FOR sALE--One Groom house in East
port on Fifth street, near Chesapeake
avenue. Price $2,i00 X. l.. Moss jy6-tf
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Private garage. Apply A. W.
Phillips. Market street jylT
The Washington herald., 1920-06-10

Any slight disorder or impurity
that creeps into the blood is a
source of-danger. for every vital
organ of the body depends upon the
blood supply to properly perform
is functions. 1t is quite true that
practically every one is equally ex-
posed tos the attacks of disease.
You are just as liable to be attack
ID as the man or woman sitting
next to you on the street car. 1t
III depends upon the condition of
your blood. IF it is thin and i'm
povenshed. and has been allowed
o reach a low state by the accumu-
Ation Of impurities. you have not
sufficient vitality to resist these
germ attacks, and they find fer
ale held in your system to spread
disease.
Over hundred years ago the
indians made many excellent rene
lies and tonics from roots and herbs
pthered from the forests.