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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
Taxation and Representation
as Proposed for New Territory

thereupon all the provisions of the
Code of Public Local Laws of Mary
land rel1ting to Anne Arundel county
shall cease TO be in force in such por
tions of Anne Arundel county as shall
under the provisions of this act, bt
annexed TO and msde a part of tho
city of Annapolis. except 10 such ex
tent as the same are in force in tho
present limits of the city Of Annapolis
Section 2S-H. And be II further en-
acted, that the Clerk of the Super
visors OF Election for Anne Arunde
county shall cause TO be made out, un
der his hand and seal two copies o
the poll books or lists of qualified o.
registered voters of the first and thir,
precincts of the Second Election Dis
trict of Anne Arundel county, the ex
pense of preparing said poll books e
be paid by the city of Annapolis. ant
shall on the Saturday preceding thl
fourth Tuesday in June, 1920. delivel
the said poll books to the Mayor o
the city of Annapolis, who shall be
fore the opening of the polls on thC
morning of the fourth Tuesday il
June. 1920, for the holding of sait
election by this act provided for. de
liver to the respective judges appoint
ed to hold said election in each of tho
proposed annexed territory, the pol
books or lists of qualified and regis
tered voters pertaining to the pro
posed annexed territory over whicl
said judges re to preside.
Section 2S-I And be it further en-
acted, that when the territory EN-
braced in Section 2S-A shall become
annexed to the city of Annapolis a
herein provided the NJ yor and Cit,
Council shall constitute this section
an additional ward of the city of An
napolis: end when the territory EN-
'braced in Section 2S-B, shall become
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
TO SHOW EFFICIENCY
OF NAVY At FRISCO

Many vessels of the Navy will dem
onstrate to the delegates of the Demo-
cratic National Convention in San
Fralfcisco the efficiency of the sea
forces of the nation. Part of the Paci-
fic feet has been ordered to assemble
at the Golden Gate for convention
week. 1t includes some of the most
powerful ships of the navy, including
the new battleships New Mexico
Idaho and Mississippi. Ample time
will be given the deleg 5tes TO inspect
the ships.
In September the Pacific fleet will
go to the Hawaiian Islands, return
ing later to San Francisco for practice
and drills, lasting until the Christmas
holidays. The Atlantic fleet will join
the Pacific fleet on the Pacific Coast
in January for a series of naval man
euvers on a large scale.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
Child Bitten By Dog

Little Bobby" White, small son of
Mr. and Mrs. Earle White, Conduit
street, met with an accident yester-
day afternoon The child had been
taken for walk by his mother and
aunt. who were at Camp Parole, when
a dog owned by Mrs. Tucker, who
keeps a store at that place, ran up
to the little fellow and grabbed him
by the seat OF his trousers. There
was a slight abrasion of the flesh,
which is not thought to be serious.
The little fellow was given immediate
treatment The dog is a kindly dis
posed animal and a pet, and his act
in attacking the little fellow was un-
usual and unexpected.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
Brought Home From Hospital

Archie A. Hopkins. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Hopkins, 20 Carroll
street, was brought home on Saturday
evening by his f-ther from the Mary
land University Hospital, Baltimore,
where he has been a patient. recover
ing from an injury received in an ac-
cident
While riding his motorcycle on
Thursday evening last on Green
street. near Baltimore street, he was
run into by an automobile. While not
seriously injured he YVES painfully
bruised and considerably shaken up
and also suffered from shock. The
motorcycle was completely de-
molished
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
NAMING OF RACING
COMMISSION TO Wal"

Appointments of the members of
the Maryland Horse Racing Commits
sion in accordance with the provis-
ions of the Racing Commission bill
passed at the last session of the Leg
islation, will wait at least until after
the Democratic National Convention
at San Francisco, is over, for Gov
ernor Ritchie who heads the Maryland
delegation to the big pow-wow, is now
EN- route to the coast city.
The Governor was asked about the
naming of this Commission just be-
fore he boarded his train in Baltimore
last last night. but said that he had
no announcement to make.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
THIRTY-FOUR ARRESTS
WITHIN TWO WEEKS

officer Lowman, one of the Local
traffic cops" said this morning his
report showed he had made "a arrests
within the st two weeks for the
violation of the one-way traffic ordi-
nance around Church Circle.
y These were not all the arrests made
in that time, as other officers and
their representatives who did duty
while they went TO meals, and report
ed numbers OF cars violating the one
way traffic law.
When asked if most of the arrests
were not those of strangers, Officer
Lowman replied th1t on one occasion
he arrested six offenders, five OF
whom were Annapolis residents and
owners of local cars.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
Child Welfare Clinic

On Saturday the Child Welfare
Clinic under the direction of Miss
Sutherland, Public Health Nurse, has
81 children in attendance.
Miss Sutherland is greatly encour
aged The children who were for
merly given stars are now given
cards showing their weight, and loss
or increase from week to week as the
case may be. If their weight does
not come up to the standard, they
are given certain kinds of food to
eat
The children enjoy games and COM
munity songs and are showing in
creased interest in the Child Welfare
Associations work
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
-o,fr OF THE THINGS
TO BE REMEMBERED

inning with today, with the new
ordinance in full effect, and
an OF the separate materials
.maag garbage clearly named so
.....rr can no longer be any doubt
ab4t is 90 be collected each day
week. the householders of An
should be able at once TO see
.arlyemcnt and the contractor
.I that they shall now be re-
.. of all of the waste materials
M according to the terms Of
aR agreement.
-srs are several things that the
4-, are asked TO keep in mind,
i. ...s tu their memories have been
....sI by The council to be printed
distributed to every household in
..y These printed cards will
.-g l,sf OF the days on which col
as of the several articles will
made They are to be distributed
once. and The housekeepers, as
ass storrkeepers, are asked not
destroy them. but TO hang them up
H4. they may be used for further
fguaace and for the avoidance of
sms 10 me future. The city Of
I aI, as well as the contractor are
erclhr on this point of having the
a. garbage ready for collection
aa day. as all of them feel that. it
t De- impossible TO give the new
lrlarcmeut a fair trial if the citi-
f make errors on this point.
ur official body of the city de-
ar hat 10 has now done the very
Is h1t ii can possibly do in an
.sr 10 satisfy the needs for health
r appearance of Annapolis. In the
trs 90 satisfy the demands of the
Pfc for relief from what was gen
aB said 10 be the worst condition
e alI ever existed in the city with
sarl 10 the removal of garbage, the
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
THEREFORE SENTIMENT
SEEMS UNFAVORABLE

Under the requirements OF Chapter
iS6 Of the Acts Of the Legislature of
920. tomorrow, the 22nd instant, be-
ng the fourth Tuesday in June. will
le the election day for deciding
whether or not PASSPORT and German
own shall become part of the city
lf Annapolis. as proposed in said law.
The question of annexation at this
ime was proposed in a bill gotten up
" a committee of the Charter Com
mission appointed by NJ yor Levy last
all. 1t was introduced in the Legis
ature by Delegate Holiday toward
he close of the session. and, in view
If the referendum feature attached to
Z, went to final passage without OBJ
ection
Since that time there h s been APP
larently little or no interest shown in
he measure on the part of those iden-
fled with it, and considerable COM
nent is being expressed as to the lack
i any campaign OF education by the
sponsors Of the law as to what an
lexation would really mean. The
public having been thus left in the
lark as TO what the advocates OF the
annexation measure claim for Il and
ls TO what particular reasons may
lave occasioned its submission at this
ime. the sentiment in Eastport and
Germantown seems to be unmoyed so
ar as showing any general tendency
oward anneXation is concerned
The attitude Of the residents seems
o be that while they had no objection
o having a bill with a referendum
lassed by the Legislature, giving
hem the chance to vote on the ques-
ion of whether they wanted TO con-
.inue under their present form OF
government or come under the city's
Jurisdiction, they would have TO be
jhown' any reasons for their voting
or the change. Up to this time. they
lain, no attempt has been made in
his direction. and consequently, a
ferdict against annexation seems TO
)e rather expected in the suburbs af-
ected.
Several days ago the Eastport Com
nunity Improvement Association,
.aving had printed a large number OF
opies OF the annexation bill. held two
lr three meetings for themselves to
consider the subject and get acquaint-
ID with the various provisions OF the
.aw. A member OF the association
aid today that as no one seemed suf-
iciently interested in behalf OF the
nnexation bill to explain anything
bout its reasons or purposes, the
nstter just naturally dropped and the
Individual members were left to work
he solution of the question out for
themselves.
Election Officials
Inquiry at the Municipal Building
his morning brought the information
hat the following have been named
jy Mayor Levy IS the judges and
clerks of the election:
For Eastport-Clausen p Kelly and
Clarence F.. Tyler, Judges, and Henry
3aetjer, Clerk. The polling house to
le at the Regular place.
For Germantown - George Graefe
md Andrew Krause. Judges. and w.
ID. X. Lee, Clerk. The polling house
o be at the usual place.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
v. FRANK CHANEY FOR
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD

The appointment of w. Frank
Clancy, of the Eighth district as a
member OF the County Board of Edu-
cation, to fill a vacancy created by
the expiration of the term of Judge
Benjamin Watkins. was announced at
the Executive offices here today.
Judge Watkins has been president of
the Board during his incumbency
MIR. Clancy is a prominent farmer,
and also merchant, at Bristol. The
other members of the County Board
are Frank A. Munroe and George 7.
Melvin, of Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
For clark 5 Years. Ago

Looking back eight years, it will be
recalled that the late DR.. George
Wells, who for years dominated the
affairs of the party in the county, fav-
ored the nomination of former Speak
er Champ Clark. of Missouri. That
was the memorable convention held in
Baltimore city when William Jen-
nings Bryan paved the way for the
nomination of President Wilson. The
President also received local support
when he became a candidate four
years ago.
Missouri, it is understood. plans to
pl ce Clark's name before the conven-
ton
The Maryland party. numbering
about 80 delegates and their friends.
was given rousing farewell yester-
day just before its members boarded
the 12:45 p. m train from Union sta
ton, Baltimore.
Five members of the "big eight
were on hand. They were Governor
Ritchie, Joshua W. Miles. J. Wslter
Lord. Thomas H. Robinson and Ogle
Marbury. Senator John Walter Smith.
who is a delegate-at-large. will not
make the trip. He has given his
proxy to Dr. ]. Hubert Wade, chair
man of the Democratic State Central
Committee. to represent him at the
meeting of the National Committee to
be held prior to the convention. DR.
Wade left Saturday.
Almost all of the remaining dele
gates were in the Governors party
They included ". Irving Walker, OF
Queen Anne's county; Curtis E
Crane, Kent; Charles r. Disharo0n
Wicomico: Alonzo b. Sellman. Car
roll; Thomas Y. Wedge, Baltimore
county; Joseph P. Kennedy. Baltimore
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
FOR THOROUGH PROBE
OF FOUNTAINS ESCAPE

Governor Richie has addressed a
etter TO Attorney-General Armstrong
yesterday. requesting him to make an
investigation of the circumstances
concerning the escape Of Isaiah Foun-
ain from the Easton Jail
The Governor asked the Attorney
General to report his findings and
make recommendations as to legal
steps to be taken in the case. Mr..
Armstrong said he intended to take
up the matter at once.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21

Anne Arundel county has a repre-
sentation of two among the official
party, including delegates. now speed
ing across the Continent with San
francisco as their destination. there
to attend the Democratic National
Convention, which viii nomin tie can
didates for President and Vice-Presi-
dent The convention will be con-
vened on Monday next.
Official delegates TO the convention
from this county are Senator A. Theo-
dore Brady and w. Meade Holiday
ber of the House of Delegates at the
last session of the Legislature. Gov
ernor Ritchie will be named chairman
of the delegation.
In addition to Senator Brady and
Mr. Holiday, the other delegates
from the Fifth District, which in
cluCfes Anne Arundel and the other
counties of Southern M lryland and a
few wards of Baltimore city, are: j.
Allen Coad, of St Marys county;
Clarence Nj. Roberts, Prince Georges
county, and John l. Kelly, Baltimore
city.
No one knows, or even tries to
speculate, as to who will land the
nominations. AS far as local sentiment
among the democracy is concerned, it
seems to drift toward Governor Cox,
Of Ohio, now that William G. McAdoo.
by his own statement. is out of the
rnnning; that Senator Bankhead, too.
will not permit his name being placed
before the convention, and that Carter
Glass, of Virginia, is similarly dis
posed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
BALTIC. R. R. STRIKE
IMPROVED TODAY
1nr The AssoeIated Press

BALTIMORE. MD. June q. = The
Pennsylvania and Baltimore and
Ohio railroads both reported an inn
provement in the yardmen's strike
situation here today Fifty per cent
OF the force of the switching crews
in the b. & o. yards reported for duty
on the first shift, it was said at the
executive offices. At the Pennsyl-
vania offices it was said that some of
the men returned to work today and
that about 200 were out.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
A Saturday Wedding

A wedding ceremony was performed
on Saturd afternoon by the Rev.
John T. Jaeger. pastor of Eastport NJ.
z. Church, who united in marriage
George G.. Sabins, of Baltimore, and
Ferna |. Hill, of Gloucester, N. ].
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
Tomorrow Is Annexation
Election Day II

The question to be decided is: Whether or East
port and Germantown shall become part OF the munici
pality Of Annapolis under the named in the law.
The hours of election are: 8 o'clock A. NJ, until :
o'clock =. NJ.
The polling places Eastport-the regular polling
house Third street, Severn avenue; Germantown
the regular polling house the main boulevard
Those entitled to vote are: "Qualifed registered
residing within the said portion of Anne Arundel
county and the taxpayers property embraced therein
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
DEMOCRATS ARE
IN THEIR WAY
TOC0NVENTION
Governor Ritchie Heads Official
Party OF Marylanders And
Will Be Named Chairman Of
State Delegation-Anne Arun-
del Has Two
SENTIMENT LOCALLY
APPEARS FOR COX

Governor Ritclie and the Mary
land Delegation TO the Demo-
cratic National Convention are
travelling according TO the follow
ing schedule:
Due 20 arrive al Chicago today.
Due at Denver, Col, 1882 a. m.
Wednesday.
Due at Colorado Springs, 1852
l.. III. Thursday.
Due at San Francisco Saturday
about noon.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
FOURTEEN HOURS, 54
MINIS. FROM RISE
TO SET OF SUN

Today. which officially ushered
i'm the summer season. also mark
ed the longest day OF the year.
The sun rose this morning at
4.3g and will set al 1888, so that
today is actually a li-hcar, and
81 minute. day.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
NOTICE

After being out OF the paper 80 long the
public Is thinking that we are not buying
the secondhand lire any more. we are TAX
ing great liberty TO let the public know
that we are still buying Ladies' and Mems
clothing: mems. ladies shoes: furniture.
Kitchen utensils. mattings and rugs. Please
give rs the first call. MRS. PAULINE
BLOOM. 90 Main street. Annapolis Nd
phone G. & Il. I01-R or irop q postal.
P. S.-Please don't forget the number
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
Notice.!

Beginning June 21st we will
close our store at 9 P. NJ. daily
except Saturday. MOORES
CONFECTIONERY, Maryland
avenue and Prince George St. j22
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
LAWN FETE

On the lawn of the First NJ F.
Church. THURSDAY, NIGHT. June
path. if fair. if not. in the lecture
room of the church. Homemade cake.
ice cream and strawberries j23
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
APATHY Of SUPPORT
FOR AIuNEX EXiTIOV
CAUSES SURPRISE

Sponsors OF Measure Which
Came From Charter Commits
sion Have Let 1t Drift And
Surbanites Waited To Be
Shown
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
.11lf TO SHOW
|r'W NEW GARBAGE
LAW WORKS OUT

...,nent Adopted At Recent
...,.,l Meetings OF The City
c,.orl To Go Into Effect
General Belief Is That Salts
saion VIII BE Felt
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21
MANTEIll

Continued ON Page ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21

...o,iated press Dis
A,'J .e1es Of late news at
and abroad are pub
''.',. 'L.5 in The Capital.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-21

Continued On Page -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22

rcno DO Crenna Vjcl &c sec \ :Sc-
po-,D se Crema de Lechc Ingram DC sec
= 3Sc.
rono do Men:olatp DC Sl.oo a sec.
romo De Creme Kintho 6e -5c- i So
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To,o d. 25r. De crr-na nara las IScas. &C.
Pomc dc sos. de Cr~raa MaiNg7S SOC
Pomn de Sl.l1 de C-cua Double osninc
SI.0e.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22
RAzON De La SIN
RAzON
(Vienc de Ia Pag. 13.)

conStitutivos de toda cconom!a ma
%ci0naI. Nj siGuicra contamoS. CO.
mo Chile. con una poderosa oligar-
quia que cyticnda su podcr sobrc
todoS los ramos de la actividad
fractional dc donde salgan los parti.
dos 0 In Illusion de clos.
En- Mexico llarlaria In atcnci6n
il alarma que cause CT EspaIa el
a~nuncio dc In rctirada del senior
Maura amos hace Y II possible c3-
tincinn del pariido c~OnScrvador.
En- Mexico no solo SO habria pro-
curado acortarIe los dias en- la me-
Tor fOrma possible, inclusive la de
una pufalada trapera.
4. nosotros nos quedan los fuln-
r;smoS. los ipS los outs como di-
cen los ampricanos V NADIA mas.
Entra a Saborear las glorias del
prcsupucsto 81 clanGe don Fulano
V sale 81 de don PcTcnccio: a ESQ
Sc rcdncc la politica presentc. \
asi como maravillarsc de que IL
nos impoIgan ' depongan Y que O.
troS sean impucstoS V depucstos?
81 hubicramos conservado siquiera
los aSomos re I'm partido de 60
bicruo, 81 hubicramos tenidO al me
nos I'm orupo dc hombres conscieD
ties Que en- medic Re sus ambicio-
mes V de Sus furiaS lutheran guar
dado la idea de rccibir galard6n
o ccnSura dc I'M tribunal mas alto.
otra habria sido nucstra suertc.
! Pcro 81 partido liberal obr6 como
los salvaieS de las Islas dc la Es-
~peccrfa: por cogcr los frutcs de-
rrib6 81 arbol que los ~sustcntaba:
V va vcmos ell rcsuitado.
i todOs son 10 mismo. los opo-
stores ' los amigos. los que son y
los que pretenden q
Que a csc Gobernador de Zacatc-
cas- one ticne en- conccpto del edl-
torialista. tan suhlimes predicados
de honor Y de rectitud, lie lutheran
dicho o hubiera podido columbian
que Ia asamblca de gobernadores
iba a tencr por objcto el nombra-
miento de Obreg6n Y va verlamos
81 los escrupuios puritanos 10 ha-
bfan asaltado un solo puntO.
Asi sc expliea que los pediodicos
digan que 81 el gobicrno no hace
las elecciones. nadie las hara: asf
$ c prueba que nuestra maquina
cubernativa csta podrida de SUI
principle a su fin, V que mcrcce Sc
IL rcponga para evitar su dcrrum-
hamicnto total.
San Francisco. California. fc-
brero DE- 100.
V. SALADG ALVAREZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22

namcItc habcr sido los prlnclpales
autorcs del asalto al tranvia de Nj
ramar. agrcganGo u Mendoza fus
quien hizo fuego sobre ell motorista
del CAIRO. Bernardo Esp;nosa Y cue
Ibarra niat6 al cargador cuando este,
dofcadiendo cl dinero que Sc lie con-
flo. trato de hacer resistencia.
4 los bandoleros hasta ahora apre
hcndidcs. Sc les ha recogido parte del
dinero robado, que ha sido entrega-
10 "a per los arentes, a su jefe, CO.
ronel Carlos S. Orozco.
Las declafacio1es de tcdos les cap
turadcs son interesantisinlas, pues
ralatan runto por punto. como Sc. en-
terarGn dc Cue en- cl tranvia asalta-
do viaiaba ci pagador con cl dinero,
cGmc cfccruaron Ell asaIto y Ia forma
en- Que Sc repartiercn la suma rcba-
Ia.
Rcfiercn tamhien como Y por que
Sc yieron ohligados a matar al car
gador Y & disparar sobrc el motoris-
u. Gando aleunos otrcs dates que
seivirin de mucho para el compile
20 csclarcciniiento del hecho delictuo-
81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22
L~OSAUTORES DE UN
ASALTO EN- TAKIPiCO
FUERON APRENDIDOS

TAMPICO. lamps. Fsbrero IS
En- Rioycric. del Estado de San
Luis Po;osi. fuercr c~apturados los
bandoleros que ccmeticron CT san
rriento atantado contra los que con-
ducian cl tranvia de M;ramar. CT
20 crimen c~srcluznantc conmovio a
tcia la socicdad del puerto.
FL primoramente c~apturado fuc
Renito Rodriguez, vclador de Ia com
pania Fl Acuila. que tomo parte Ell
la consumacion del crinen.
Como Rodriguez. inferno que Bar
tolo Ibarra . IZaGairrc. n de los
Drincipalcs autorcs del atentado. ha,
bia huiGo con direction a Riovcrdc,
San LUIS Pctosi. 50 cnviaron en- su
busca q var-os agcn:cs cspc"'ale*,
"a quicncs Sc di6 la filiaci6n del ban
dolero.
Los rulpabics han confcsado pie,