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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15
FIXTURES ORDERED FOR
NEW PLAYHOUSE HERE

The Circle Playhouse Company,
who are having built the new play
house. corner East. Corphill streets
and State Circle. have placed an or
der this week with Victor Butler, n.
Charles street, Baltimore. for the ar
tistic fixtures to he used in the thea
tre.
These will lie Of colonial des gn
and will consist in part OF the candle
sticks for foyer and dome for ladies
rest room and loxes, to ls Of special
design.
Al the same time the order for the
blue velvet carpet runners was placed
with the firm of Minch & Eisenbrey,
BALTIMORE, and the tentwpod uphol-
stored plush chairs, to match the car
pet runers, with the American Seat
ing Company.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15
HIS DEATH A GREAT
LOSS TO THE COUNTY

Stricken ly heart failure, DR. Al
fred Fl. Perrie. practicing physician
OF the Eighth district, president OF the
Board of Supervisors of Elections for
Anne Arundel county. and former
County Treasurer. died al his home
at McKendree at 4.30 o'clock yester-
day afternoon. He was IL years ola
and is survived by widow and five
children.
Or. Perrie, who was apparently in
the best OF health, was in the city on
Tuesday, and his death. therefore.
came as great shock to his 4any
friends He suffered the stroke at 5
o'clock yesterday afternoon while
visiting one of his patients at Green
ock Temporary aid was given him,
after which he was taken to his home
ty colored man. For time, il was
thought he would recover, but he
died suddenly soon after reaching his
home, and expired at the hour stated
above Members of the family state
that the Doctor complained early in
the morning of feeling badly, but il
was not thought that he was seri-
ously sick. and started ont to make
his usual round Of medical calls.
DR. Perrie was a Democrat and
had. for years taken an active part
in the political affairs of Anne Arun-
del, being leader Of the Eighth dis
trict. His death is a severe blow to
the party. as well as deep loss to
the county, especially to the conmu-
nifty in which he lived. He was a
man OF affable manners and had
wide circle of friends Though active
ly identified in politics. DR. Perrie
held office only twice. one elective,
and one appointed. He served one
term of four years as County Treas
urer. having been elected at the fall
election Of 1912 About a year ago
he was appointed 10 the Board Of
Election Supervisors by former Gov
enror Harrington. heing designated
as president Of that body. On
Tuesday OF this week Dr. Perrie was
elected a director of the Farmers Ma
tional Bank by the stockholders and
was in Annapolis on that day
DR.. Ferries widow was Miss Edna
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15
DENNIS, Is TREASURER
Legislature Elected Him At
Meeting Last Night
SERVED BEFORE, 2 YEARS

BY a strict party vote OF So to 81,
John NJ Denuie, Democrat. president
OF the Union Trust/Confpany of Bal
timore, was last night elected to the
Office of State Treasurer by the SEN
ate and House of Delegates lie will
succeed former United States Sena-
FOR William p. Jachson, of Wicomieo
county, incumbent, and who was
placed in nomination by the Repubh-
cans at the election proceedings of
East night Mr. Dennis held this Office
during the first two years of the Har-
rington administration. losing it only
Ly reason Of the Republicans gaining
control Of the Legislature two years
ago. as the term Of the Office is for
two years.
The election of Mr. Dennis was a
foregone conclusion and was effec-
tuated without incident. He received
the solid democratic vote of the As
semi ly with the exception Of those Of
Delegates Roberts of Prince Georges
and Campell, of Baltimore city. who
were al sent. Likewise Mr.. Jackson
received the solid Republican vote,
with the exception Of that of Dele
gate Henderson. OF Carroll county,
who was al sent.
The committee to notify Mr. Dem
mis- CT his election consists or Sena-
tors Sitter, Democrat, Of Hartford
county, and Eppler. Republican. OF
Allegany; Speaker Tydings, of the
House, and Delegates Coburn, Demo
crat, OF Hartford. and Burke, Demo-
crat. OF Baltimore county.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15
COMPLETES PLANS FOR
STRICT ENFORCEMENT
OF PROHIBITION ACT
By The Associated Press J

Washington, ID. C., Jan. 15.-Pro-
hibition Commissioner Kramer has
completed organization OF Sthe ma
chinery for the enforcement OF con-
stitutional prohibition after the
amendment and the enforcement law
becomes effective at midnight tomor-
row
Commissioners have been appoint
ed for practically all states, as well
as for the districts into which the
country has been divided for the pur-
pose OF enforcement of the law.
With the coming into force of the
amendment the export of intoxicat-
ing liquor will cease. An enormous
amount has been sent out OF the coun-
try in the last few weeks, but large
stores still remain in bonded ware
houses and these will tie watched to
see that no illegal disposition issmade
of them Liquor held in warehouses
must be moved to homes >or other
places OF residence tefore tomorrow
midnight. Any remaining In storage
will he subject to seizupe. Home
brewing OF beverages containing
more than one-half OF l per cent al
cohol must also cease.
Enforcement of the liquor law will
be left largely TO State, County and
officers, but Kramer has
given warning that where these fail
to use diligence, the Federal courts
will step In.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15
CIDER AND FRUIT
JUICES COME UNDER
WET STUFF ALSO

In one of the broadest construe-
tions yet placed on provisions OF the
act for enforcement of constitutional
prohibition, Prohibition Commission
er Kramer has ruled that fruit juices
and elders come within the dry tan
If they contain more than one-half of
l per cent. alcohol. The Commsson-
er's Interpretation of the law was set
forth yesterday in 2 memorandum
charging prohibition directors and
inspectors with the added du;y OF ex-
amining the alcoholic contents OF
such beverages.
The drastic regulation goes into ef-
feet with constitutional prohibition
January is. Violation Of it carries
the same penalties as for the manu-
fecture or sale OF stronger liquors.
Oficials. in discussing the ruling
asserted that such a step could not
lie taken under wartime prohibition,
ner was it enforcifle under the pro-
hill itlon laws of most Cf the States
Hitherto the Bureau OF Internal Rev
enue has held fast to the policy of
assessing taxes against fermea,e1
liquors containing more than oae-half
of 1 per cent alcohol, tut actually
the regulations could not Re applied
to elders and frait juices tecanse OF
the technical language Of the law, 1t
was said.
Strict enforcement of the regula-
tinn will hold HatIe dealers in fruit
juices and elders in which the alco-
holic contents increases even while in
storage. The department does not in
tend, however. to gauge all beverages
thus produced, officials said hut
"watchful eye woald lie kept on
these manufacturers ana dealers Ma
tural fermentation will offer no ex-
cuse fro evasion of The regulation, il
was declared
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15
PRIVATE LIQUOR STOLEN
FROM SEVERNA PARK

Thieves in search of booze made a
big haul when they recently brake into
and robbed the cellar OF the county
residence of DIR. NJ H. Carter. at Sew
erna~Park. near Annapolis. Of an as
sortment of wines and liquors valued
at from $1,000 to $4,000
The robbery was not discovered IN
tiL4ast Sunday when Or. Carter, whose
city residence is 2009 North Calvert
street, Baltimore. visited his country
home. which he vacated the middle o.
December and found one of the base
ment windows ..jimmied" The liquors
were taken from buffet in the cellar.
DR. Carter has reported the theft to
the Baltimore police
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15
ARMSTRONG NAMES AN
ASSISTANT ATTY. GEN

Auorney-General Alexander Arm
saroay Republican, who was in the
c.ty yesterday to attend the inaugural
cereno onies of Governor Richie an
nounccd the appointment Of Allen
Fisher. OF Baltimore city, as one of
the assistant Attorneys-G This
jo the first appointment that has been
made ly the new Attorney-General
Mr.. Fisher is a son OF the late Judge
Abraham Fisher, of Baltimore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15
Judgment OF 5000 stands

The Court OF appeals has handed
down a decision Affirming the judg-
ment of $4,000 obtained in Superior
Court of Baltimore, by Mrs. Alice c.
Hurst against Director-General Hines,
operating the Pennsylvania Railroad,
for tie death of her husband, Thomas
L. Hurst. who was killed at Severn
station, Anne Arundel county, on May
25. 1918, while driving across the
tracks in his automobile.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15
THREE ANNAPOLITANS
GET STATE HOUSE JOBS

After handing down opinions in a
number of cases arguments in which
were heard during the last October
term, Judges of the Maryland Court
OF Appeals resumed their seats on the
Bench this morning and began the
hearing of arguments in cases on the
January term docket.
The docket contains AZ cases which
is about the normal number for a
January term OF the States highest
tribunal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15
JANUARY TERM OF
APPELLATE COURT

Speaker Tydings. of the House Of
Delegates, at last nights meeting of
that tody announced the appoint
ment of number of the House en-
ployees to serve during. the session
of the Legislature.
Three residents Of Annapolis are
included in the list Louis Stearns
has been named clerk to the commit
tee on Corporations; Mrs. Boteler
will have charge of the ladies retir-
ing room, and Robert F. Novel;. also
is included in the list, but as yet has
not been assigned.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15
Home Service Wants Clothes

Miss Effie Clarkson. local secretary
of the Home Service Of the Red Cross
has made an appeal for clothes. no
matter how worn. but clean. for the
needs Of colored families. one of
whom has an afflicted father and FIVE
or six small children.
Anyone having clothing TO give is
asked to please send same to the
office OF the Home Service. corner
Church Circle and Duke OF GIouces-
ter street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15
|11H|E DELyES S..
''T'TD GREAT MASS !l!.
: 0F MAIL MATTER
r,., Ac.ua. Business Day
p,e,,q Well Taken Up
~ Various Matters Calls
!. Admiral Scales This Aft
.a0on
,, HARDY RETAINED;
nS0 RAYMOND LAUER

.m fr retl business day
'4 pt.obia who
] Governor
/ ry .naHe'@d 'i'.o o''i'e At
4 aguraaon eeI' l'''''es u
.sg a.t ae MADE " ',SS o,ie ~
rls l9e foreH9'e ana carry an
o. aours ~ ilF f'@eeu'i'e oii'0eS
r. scr q q''aA1l.' 81 iii"ii iii"'
Hs also Tefe.'en d H"'"'ei y.
b course oi 'ae o"'' 'g''ie -
apy fAile' ~ 'A'e''u eo'
oas ana oilef' "i'oSe iiiS
Tera oi business ha'uie
At.erHqon' ~ : . 'i0O"' 'i'0
/ Goieraor mace "'S "7Du' -
pa' 'ae ol ''e ne " i'ei
a.hf q As s'a.e' Nien ne pau
Scales. superintendent of
Naval Academy The Visit was
|.sm courtesy. as Admiral Scales.
eel by h's aide. Commander
Abha, called al the Execu-
rsason yesterday afternoon and
har respects to Governor
z and his mother. who is the
| hostess Of ihe Mansion
rnpapyng the Governor in
|thg Is call this afternoon was
Th were driven TO the gov
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15
Churches Plan Celebration

Arrangements are Icing made ty
many ministers to celebrate on next
Sunday the advent of nationwide
prohibition. which goes into effect to-
morrow. Many of these services viii
lie in the nature of thanksgiving
periods with emphasis laid upon. the
deah Of John Barleycorn and the ad-
vent of a sober nation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15
Elre Near t.nfernor's

Last nights ire in the rear of Main
street. facing School street. opposite
the Governors Mansion, might have
given the new Governor warmer
welcome than anticipated Foc5u-
nately the fire was but a slight one.
due to a defective fine, which caused
the chimney of the Annapolis Res
taurant to blaze for a short time.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15
Bought store At Harwood

The Sears store for general mer-
chanGisc, located at Harwood, First
district, Anne Arundel county, has
teen purchased today ty Daniel Har-
des.y. who Will conduct the business,
formerly conducted by j. Fl. Sears
The sale is being consummated to-
day al the Court House in Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15
Dog Law

Attention is called to the fact
that the Dog Law in the county is
not enforced
I'VE further recommend that the
Taxpayers Association be made a
permanent one and immediate ac-
ton to that point be taken at
once"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15
TAXPAYERS URGE LEGISLATION
FOR WELFARE Of THE COUNTY

reduced TO one, with fair salary.
permanent office and regular Office
hours. We also recommend the
repeal of the law creating a M gis-
trate and police for the Fourth
District unless the people OF that
locality under special privilege
law referred 10, wish TO pay for
same themselves.
I'VE recommend the repeal of
the law erea.ing a constable for
Annapolis and the work hereto
fore done by tha: officer be placed
in the Sheriff's Office. We further
recommend that the Office of in
spector OF weights and measures
be abolished or salary reduced 10
three hundred dollars 1890 00)
per year
Health And Sewerage
: Sanitary conditions in rapidly
growing communities demand at
tcation. The use OF cess polls.
surface drainage from septic sys-
tens. and open wells, in crowded
settlements constitute dlstinc.
menace to health, which condition
exists in locations in the northern
part OF the county.
we recommend that the matter
of sanitation be placed under the
County Engineer and appropriate
legislation enacted.
Building Code
Real estate development is pro-
ceeding energetically in portions
CT the county Land is being sub
divided without regard to direc-
tions and grades of roads and ave-
nues. and with no regulations for
the construction Of buildings
either domestic or industrial
There should be building code
for the county and the laws relat-
ing 10 building permits enforced. ,
Schools
"Your committee is in favor Of
the LII now tefore the legisla-
ture providing for the increase of
salaries for the teachers to be paid
by the State. also the bill provid
ing for high schools. Also con
solidation of smaller schools in the
sparsely settled districts.
I'VE understand that the county
is to receive one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars ($150,000) or fif-
teen thousand dollars ($15, ,000)
yearly for ten years. from Balti-
more city in payment for schools
which were annexed,
We recommend that this money
be used for new school buildings
in lieu Of bond issue.
These recommendation your
committee deem vital and impera-
tive. The illiteracy prevailing in
the lower counties of this State is
a matter of general comment, and
the condition makes against the
development Of higher citizenship
and facilitates the growth of social
unrest, which is a menace to the
county.
Salaries For County Officers
I'VE recommend that the salary
OF treasurer be a fixed sum of
three thousand dollars ($3,000)
per annum, all fees to be turned :
over to the county. and the treas
urer TO perform the duties of his
office.
Dog Law
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15

standing by the original suggestion
TO reduce the membership of the Board
OF County Commissioners from seven
to three; urging that the Office OF po-
lice justice at Germantown be abolish
ed, and that there be one magistrate
| for Annapolis instead of two as a.
present; together with various other
recommendations; the general com
mittees OF Anne Arundel county tax
payers chosen several weeks ago tol
consider suggestions Of legislation for
enactment at the present session OF the
legislature has, after a series of
meetings. framed a report of its recon- !
mendations. This report will be sab
mitted to general meeting OF the tax
payers, which has been called to be
held at the Court House on Tuesday OF
next week. 3ie
The committees report in full, fol
lows:
The Taxpayers Association of
Anne Arundel County, Md
Gentlemen:
Your committee, appointed by
the chairman, MIR James S. Smith
to consider legislation looking TO
the interest and welfare of the |
people. of Anne Aruhdel County,
Maryland, has had a number OF
meetings. and with the best infor-
nation at hand. and considering
the lack of time for more care
full study OF existing conditions
beg to report as follows:
County Commissioners
"The County Commissioners, we !.
feel, should be reduced to three il |
number, to be elected from differ
ent districts OF the county, to serve
two, four and six years. respective /
ly. to receive a salary of fifteen /
hundred dollars ($1,500) each per
annum and to devote at least three. |
days weekly to the Office. !.
Road Engineer
THE law relating TO the Road
Engineer as originally drawn for
enactment, we believe to be fairly
satisfactory, with the exceptions,
however, as follows:
I'VE recommend that the law
pertaining to Section 800 be amend
ed so as to give the Road Engineer
the power 10 employ laborers.
teams and implements, as may be
by him deemed necessary in cor
nection with work on public roads
and bridges, and the words ard
by the County Commissioner be
stricken from that clause OF the
law, and that Section 81 be
amended SO as to provide that the
amount be levied in each district
for the repair and maintenance Of
roads and bridges be limited so as
not to exceed twenty-five cents on
the hundred dollars. And for
building of permanent roads and
bridges, the said County Commits
sioners, which at time of making
annual levy. levy upon taxable
property in the First. Second and
Eighth Districts, a road tax not
exceeding forty cents. and in the
Second. Third and Fifth Districts
not to exceed fifty cents on the
hundred dollars.
Useless Jobs
ITO the end that taxes may be
reduced as far as possible, we
recommend that law be enacted
compelling ali sections Of the
county enjoying privileges, SUCH
as police. electric lights, removal
OF garbage. etc, not enjoyed by the
whole county, pay for the same out
of tax levied on communities en-
joying the same. We further re-
commend that the Office of magls
trate for Germantown be abolished
and the number in Annapolis be
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15
DR.. A. H. PERRIE
DEAD; VICTIM OF
HEART TROUBLE

Prominent Physician And For
mer County Treasurer Suffer
ed Stroke At 8 O'Clock Yester-
day Afternoon And Expired
Hour And Half Later
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15
FOR SALE

The double dwelling. Nos 16 and Is
Second Street. Large lot. Low price
for quick sale e w Iglehart, Real
Estate, Advertiser Building. j9-tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15

'.,,,si,t.d Press .swi DIS, :,
p'i'a'' ID abroad are pub
''s s.I IN The Capital.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-15

CONTINUED From Page Three)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
Zdrowi wszyscy? pokazywal twarz obo

Zdrowi wszyscy? - pokazywai twarz obo-
ietna, re drzeniem jednak czekajac responsu.
- lax rydze! Zwioziem caly dom do Warsza-
WY, samych cztcrokonnych bryk pod b~agazami
dwanascie, ME rachujac karet PAM kasztelanowej
szambelanostwa pojazdow pod dworskich ludzi.
Nasz agent wynajq} palac Borcha ma Miodowej,
ale nalezlismy go W takim stanie, re chot heb sobie
rozbij z r~ozpaczy! Istny PociejoW! PAM kasztela-
nova kazala mi przedewszystkiem odszukac pana
porucznika - ukionif sic, szczerzac zeby w jakims
konfidencyonalnym uSmicchu.
Stawie sic jeszcze dzisiaj. Wuj p~ozostaf W
Grodnie?
- TAX, ale sejm sic skohczy, albo 60 zalimitu-
ia lada dzieh na~tychniast przyjedzie. Powiem pa
nj kasztelanowej, &c pan porucznik bedzie ma pod
wieczorku".
- Moe wydole ia te pore. Jake vase INA
lazl stolice pc Grodnie? - cfcia} przcciagnqc roz-
move.
- Sliczna jak zawsze. lccz napomina mi mfo-
da, opuSzczona mafzonke: strasznie smutna. Ma
ulicach pustki, w bandlach pustki, W kaletach pu
sikh, a w twarzach przygnebicnie. Ale nicch-no
dwor Z Krolem JegomoScia p~owr0ci, bedzic tn ina
czej. Jcdno tylko uwazam ME zmicnionc, dzicw-
czeta, rarytasy, &c palce lizac! - Tu zatrzasi sic W
uSmiechu, az mu zabrzeczaly liczne p~icczatki II dc
wick.
- Me myli sic waszmoSc, Warszawianki So
eodne uwielbienia - wtrqcil z ~zapaicm konopka.
- I co n~aciezszej kicsy zlota - parsknqf zno-
WI cichyn, lubieznym smiechcm. - Spotkatem
pred chwila ma Senatorskicj siawna Andzie. Zna-
lem kiedyS Slicznothe.
- Co to "a biuscik, jaka n6zia. jake kolanko
Powiadam waszmoSciom, najprzcdnieiszc irykasy-
Smial sic rechocqco. maniac lubleznle sproSneml
~wargami.
W czem sic pokazal tax obmierz}yms &c Zare.
ba powr6ci} do przerwanel rozmoWy Z honopkq,
lccz dojrzawszy wolny powoz pod kamienica Wa
silewskiego, kazal sic zawiczt ma Nowy SWAT do
palacu SuikowSkich, zapominajqc pozegnat sic Z O.
bydwoma. w drodze mySlaf tylko 0 Lie, be- RADIO
sci jednak nj wzruszenia.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-17

WE can file and reset your old hand
saws, cross cut saws, meat saws.
Douglas and Simmons. al If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-17

died of pneumonia and the two re-
naming members of the family are
il with the disease.
Mrs. Maggie Lee Ensor, %, pneu-
monia victim, was the third child of
Jailer Green of Montgomery county
to die within twelve months.
Traced in mud through which they
had been rolled, two barrels of whis-
ky stolen from the Roach distillery
near Louisville were found in a field
covered with straw.
At Nicholasville, Helen, little daugh-
ter of John Bener, was severely shock
ed and her right hand and toe OF
her right foot were burned by electri-
city when she completed a circuit in
turning off a light in the bathroom.
At Somerset, the council refused
the appeal of the telephone company
for authority to increase rates or
residence and business telephones t.
provide funds for improvements ant
extensions.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-17
THE: P. PROPER: WA WAY. 6: s.- :: :. !. :.
{. 49,. q. T0TAKE ASPIRIN
First See That the Tablets You
Take Are Marked With the
"Bayer Cross"

The Bayer Company, who in
troduced Aspirin, tell in their
careful directions in each packa ge
of genuine "Bayer Tablets of As
pirin," that to get best results ore
or two glasses Of water should be
drunk after taking tablets.
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin to
be genuine must be. marked with
the safety "Bayer Cross" Then
you are getting the world famous
Aspirin, prescribed by physicians
for over 18 years. -
Each unbroken "Bayer" pack
age contains proper directions for
Colds, Headache, Toothache, Ear
ache, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Rheu7
matism, Neuritis, and for Pain
generally.
Handy tin box of twelve tablets
costs but few cents. Druggists
also sell larger "Bayer" packages
Aspirin is the trade mark of Bay
er Manufacture of Monoactica-
cidester of Salicylicacid. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-17

'sOR SALE-Ks. Red Berkshire
Se inc; some extra nice boars and gifts.
Large enough for service. These are
from my champion show herd. w. B.
Turley Richnionr. KY. 281 If