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Evening journal., 1920-04-16
0iChisLiR
p'JEyEn MEET IMe
stranger. this Is Arohlbam.


DJEyEn MEET JMs
Stranger, this Is Archibald.
His temper Is morosc,
He does not Ike 10 DO mlscalled,
He isn't Just iocoso
BE careful what YOU say 10 him
About the glass h0 wears.
When scoffod al FOR that single gllm
lie simply up and raros.
BE careful IN his company.
Avoid him n you can,
For Archibald Il certainly
a bad, bad man.
A man ought TO stick to his favorito
weapon.
What do you suppose wild man
from Boreno could do with a flock OF
r on gas?
&,ould a Sahara Arab throw away
his implements OF warfare and invest
ia q submarine?
No one would advise Jack Dempsey
10 Ito up his fists and battle with his
heels.
But Charlie Chaplin hadn't learned
this lesson-until the other day, after
his encounter with n Aim manager.
Charlie has become quite udept In
the use Of the custard pie.
lie can plaster one over an oppo-
nont's countenance In a manner truly
remarkable.
As G marksman he can custard pie q
target nine times out OF ten.
But when he got into that scrap
with the manager he passed up the
weapon he handled best-and took the
count.
Instead Of doing as he should have
done, grabbing up custard pie and
letting so with it full aud square at
mat manager, Charlie showed out his
nsts.
This nst defeat does not. however,
deprive Chaplin OF his title as cham
pion custsrd pie finger. They weren't
lighting for that title.
o.
Maybe u has been called to your at
tention often before that mere bulk
moons nothing in a battle.
The bigger they are the harder they
fail" asserted the celebrated Squire
Abner llarpington.
Not long ago q Chicago man appealed
for police protection.
The poor guy weighed only 256
pounds.
His better half temphaslze that bet
ter weighed in at iOi
All she did, according 70 the hus-
bands story. was to black his eye,
raise two bumps on his head. and
throw him out Of the house.
Appears before Magistrate Dawkins.
OF Baltimore, Nd, one husband who
Evening journal., 1920-04-16

miracle had occurred The liquor was
water.
o.
James Winter, OF New Haven, was
cold, so he appropriated an overcoat
without the usual Formally OF paying
for II. He was sentenced 10 30 days.
When Winter gets out It viii be sum
iner,
Evening journal., 1920-04-16
NEW BuuDINa PERMITS

inspector Ellis II, Preston has issued
lho following building pornltsi
Preston A. pruitt. Nc. 20i8 Madison
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-13
At I'M REprRLIc roNoRKoM

What Is declared 10 De probably lie
moAt unusual comedy ever screened is
"A.Twihght Baby. produced by Henry
LcArman and which VIII be seen at
Inc Republic theatre tomorrow
Departing from the routine motion
picture comedy. this picture has been
honored with a plot which serves to
make the incidents more ludicrous due
to the fact that the events are plau-
sble
The twilight baby. as il was chris
tened by Henry Lehman. is born OF an
intoxicated musician and the twilight.
The musician is a bass horn player
and as he gently croons into the in
strument bouncing badly boy Is born.
The character development of the
baby is matter OF slow process. It is
allowed to enjoy no nourishing baby
foods. no rattles. no other infantile APP
plances
Grown into manhood we find the
twilight child afflicted with a sweet
heart and sentence in the penitenti-
AIRY. Heredity has again proven itself
an influence on the child The youth
IS. in the penitentiary under long
term contract for indulgng in the
practice of "bootegging
Finally, after many bitter tears,
blighted visions. dreams of what might
have been. and an attempt to escape by
killing two guards, the twilight child
is released from confinement only to
- 'nder back 10 his native haunt whore
he wild thirst" again calls out to him
in its Wee, but dominant voice
Meanwhile 4 rival "bootlegger" has
rurally courted the twilight kid IS
sweetheart and 5cufIle ensues
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-13

too, think OF the unqualified sup
port that the johnson followers
will give anyone except Johnson
if he SHOULD lose the nomination.
There are the leaders. 1t is
useless to discuss the candidates.
Of poindexter ct al. for they OBJ
vfously will not be in the run
ming.
Consider. then, the situation in
which the Republicans find
themselves and recall that Hays
is warbIing; Hasn't he every
reason to whistle. One must
have the courage when passing
a graveyard
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-13
ITEMS FR0N lGLEHART

We have had extremely cold weather
ana the temperature has been around
zero for few days The winds have
made conditions worse Now the
weather has changed To wB~mer with
plenty ot mud. and then again there
would De a change 10 cold
There has bcen, and still is much
ickness, but NOT of a serious nature
Mrs. Brice Worthineton. Of sunny
Banks" who has boenequite i'll, wa
able Ia resume her school duties last
Monday The bevy Of bright faces
which greeted their teacher added IN
spiration and encouraged for good
work for 1920
A War Savings Society has been or
gained at Iglehart school The pupils
are most enthusiastic and every pupil
has become a member The pennies
and nicke,s are flowing into the treas
ury, $171 cents having been saved the
first day. Dorothy Moore is president,
Theresa Carter. secretary, and Mrs
Worthington, teacher. treasurer
The children Of Iglehart school had
an attractive Christmas program.
Presents were exchanged and the treat
given by the teacher was much en-
ioyed.
James Worthington. of Washington
was visitor for the Weekend to his
parents. Mr. and Mrs b. J Worthing
ton. Of sunny Banks"
Mr. and Mrs. George viking, OF
Goyans, and Mr. Harry Clautce mo-
tored to Iglehar; on Sunday and were
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. H. Henry
Wilking
Eric Kubitz, who has been spending
the holidays with his parents al The
Vineyard" returned to his studies a.
the Maryland State College
Fred Arth was down on Saturday
arranging to move into his new home a,
Hammonds Crossing this week
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-13
SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM
FOR ENLISTED MEN

\ school OF journalism for enlisted
men OF the army has Teen started at
Camp Meade Md Although more
than a hundred trades and profess
sions are Icing taught in the voca-
ional schools Of our new democratic.
peaee-lime army, instructors repor,
that comparatively few are enrolling
for the purely profe9 sional courses
such an journalism advertising. etc.
journalistic student at Camp
Meade The o,Eer day asked 70 take mp
tricklaylng also. as a side issue and
as sort Of precautionary measure in
these days Of unsettled standards His
request will probal ~ lie granted.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-13

Robert T. Werntz ownAr OF the old
Colonial Theatre property has written
q letter % thc Mayor ana City Council
skiing Tor an abatement Of taxes on
he theatre property. which WIS de-
troyed "a Dc big fire Of January Of
last Prof Wertnz Meade similar re-.
quest oi the Council la-t May but q
appears % have b~.a overlooked by the
Gnaaee committee Prof Werntz al
rect. attention % the fact thar the
county has already granted the abate-
mcnf asked tor
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-13
1T THE REPUBLIC TO-DAY AND
TOMORROW

The latest Chaplin comedy begins
with that hero starting of in q fliv-
yer with his screen family. consisting
lf friend wife and two boys, with
he intention of spending happy day
IL jae seaside a the outset the
venerable Ford halks lady when
crankod, and does a rickejy dance be
fore arting OF on It's journey. g
itNec which outshimmies the origi-
nj sh.may in Point of frantic viLra
item
Once N card the boat The comedian
lGl thc rest of the passengers suffer
IinA seasickness which does no; pre-
VEN him from becoming involved in
conf at with ! * hgsky whom he de-
feats ~ methods entirely Ills own.
\ negro Jazz land is in evidence the
meml erS OF which wilt Under the see
saw motion the trombone PLAYER in
Aict:ng fortunes upon Charlie until
he chucks the offending ins rnment
oyerl GARD N'hea Die Aver rcachcs
port the family travels bumpily aloug
gntil a street corner is approached
where the upsetting of caldron @.
tar causes confu SON The traffic cops
are mjrel in the TAR. the fiiyver
breaks loose and The Chaplns ride
of trinmnhantlv
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-13
EFFECT REORGANIZATION

Continued From Page One)
the opea air demonstration held in
that city and the convention during
the time of hOstilities 1t was readily
seen Thar the younger men would
have % participate in the World War
mHthe older would have 70 redoulle
theit energies to assist in It's success
al complainant
;, Mary Parish is one of the first
90 81 back % pre-war status. and
the spiritual director and officers
hope 10 make 30 far greater success
Ihan ever nfnrn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-13
u6tf
AN ORDINANCE

TO ancnd Article NNXT Of the Revise
Code of The City of Annapolis. title. "Po
tee department by adding thereto three
additional sections to follow Section u and
70 be known and nuubered Sections is. ].
lud 20 respectively.
Section / BE ii established and ordained
ny the Mayor. Counselor aud Aldermen q
he city II Annapolis, that Article MINI
If the Revised Code Of the City of Anna
polls be aad the same is hereby anendcc
by adding thcrto three additional sections
% come ia after Section II aad to bt
inown ard nun bered as Sections IS - and
% respectively. aud 60 read rs follows:
Sectiop IS l." il established and or
Iainrd by the MaVor Counselor aud Alder
men IF the city of Nnuaf oils that on arF
,ftcr the p9Ssngc nf this Ordinance IL shall
ne uulaHfEl fnr any person or corporation
q place or permit or allow any waste
napcr. empty paper boxes. wooden boxes
barrels. Or any other ndimmable material
accumulate within amy cellar. yard
premises. or within any space near any
limits IF the city of Annapolis, and al
such accumulation or waste paper. empt!
napcr boxes WOndru boNes. barrels. dnd
Ill other snch inaammahle material not
6ept far kiudliuc wood. and hrewoud shall
he removed from said cellar yard. premi
Sos. aHd space around such binding by
said person or corporation within trt
hours frpm the time If Mobilization thereof
20 lo 80, by tine police of said city. service
upon sHeh person or corporation.
Section ~. And be il established and or
flSltEfI by the MINpr. oil3 seior and Alder
men II the city IF Annapolis that III,
'hief ok ro'irc. a. 8ay policeman of said
ity ~ AMI he IS hereby authorized. EN-
owercd ordered. and directed 80 visit
tally the cellars. y1rds and premises ui
sIch and every person or corporation with
ia he corporate limits of the city IF Anna
polls fer tie purpose of inspecting the
same and if there be any accumulation #
waste Iaper. empty paper boxes. woodcu
boxes. barrels. or any other iniiamniabic
material not kept for kiuaiIBg ar hrewood
accumulated in said crllar. yards aud
premises he Shall immediately notify tho
Ing and premises to remove the same with
in the time specified ia Section + of this
Article TO some place OF s8f"ty.
Section -. Ana he II esiahii shed and or
i'aiued h. the MaFGr. Counselor aud Aisitr-
men Of the City of Annapolis that any per
son or corporation interfering with. or who
attempts to prevent said police from per
forming his duties under the provisions If
Section Il and II ~ this Article or vtolat-
sections shall be deemed guilty Of mis-
1eIneaHor and upone conviction thereof be-
fore auy Justice If the Peace having iuris-
liction shall pay q tine If not less than
$500 nor more than 5000 for each and
every oifegse. To be collected as other zines
ana penalties now are.
Section . And be it further established
and ordaiuel by TIE authority aforesaid.
thar this ordinance shall take effect from
the date Of It's passage
App-oged december 18th. 1912.
JOHN J. LEVY
Attest Mayor.
City Clerk.
Seal dia-tf
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FOR SALE

Large waterfront properly on CITY
Dock
Dwelling. Conduit street
Dwelling, West street
Store on West street.
Dwelling on Holland street
Double dwelling. Hanover street
Dwelling No lis Severn avenue
PASSPORT.
Dwelling, Sixth street. Passport
B. ]. WIEGARD
Phone 459-J = School Street
N3
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-13
TUESDAY JANuARY -. 1920
LAYS WHISTLES TO HEARTEN
HIMSELF

Nui ll Hays chairman u the
publican National committee.
nunuc- to dash madly about
ae country ~mstline shrilly in
determined effort q arouse the
AIDED Prints IF his Republican
employers
The warblcr- tune ever IS the
nc, "Nc can't lose but the
ucstion is How seriously does
lays take his own remarks ?
II the Republicans were 50
.oek urc OF winning with any
andidatc, would not Hays be a
title less active and would he not
prcad llttly less oil and salvc
As he goes?
Taken without analysis, the
statements OF Hays and other
Republican leaders as to their
certainty Of winning in 1920
make an easy and pleasing dose,
and e.. g. r. members gulp it
down with grins OF satisfaction
Analysed before taking, however.
the pill does not go down 50
easily Here are a few Of the
weaknesses OF the Republican
candidates announced to date
Senator Harding, who doubt
less is the choice OF Old Guard
bosses, is decidedly persona non
grata with the Progressive"
wing OF the party Furthermore
his record is practically empty
The strongest appeal that can be
made in his behalf is that he
comes from the State 81 Presi-
dents and that the old Guard and
big business" always will have
his car. and possibly. his heart
I'D hand
General Mood, whose name is
olson t. most members Of the
III Guard. seeks to capitalize his
'ricnd hip for the departed 1'hco
ore Roosevelt, who dead is d
hero to the "stanlpattcrs." but
who, alive, was their arch enemy
The best that could be hoped
.or from Mood would Is a mill
taristic platform a dctc>tablg
thing t. the home loving people
81 america, and platform
which would not even have the
,,,i,e1 s,,onor, If The men VIII,
fooah; u Ire late war Tbc nom
;nat,on u \ysod would be- mark
81 i, ,y,.i,.-,le dc.ort,ons II ,bc
ou ,,,,rt
Ca.rrn.r o,,i., ~ Illinois
v..,Il H. n, NOR. acrrnt,bIc r.
i've iall.ver. ii Roosevelt than
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-13
Eighth Dist. Constables Named

John NJ Phipps. and Cleveland
Perry were appointed constables for
the Eighth district Of Anne Arundel
county at the meeting Of the Board
.of County Commissioners today. The
former Will have jurisdiction in what
lis known rs the swamp section"
while the latter was named for tho
neightorhooa OF bristol.
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AN ORDINANCE

To auend Article NV of the Revised
Code ~ the City of Annapolis. ttle. liz
.enses ny adding thcrc'0 au ADDITIONAL see
tion 80 follow Section - and to be known
aud numbered Section -
Section J. he IL established and ordained
by the Mayor Counselor apd Aldermen 81
the city Of Annapolis. that Article NV "i
The Revised Code Of the CITY ~ Annapolis
be and tie same is hereby amended by-idd
ing thereto an additional section - follow
Section - and Z" le known and numbered
rs section - and go read Us follows
Section -. Every l'rin. person or body
rorporatc. whether principal or agent not
engaged in permanent business within
the corporate limits of the city "t Anna
polls. who shall. Within the corporate
limits Of The city Of Annapolis. operate or
engage in the occupation Of selling or of
fering for sale. either by sample or other
wise. any goods. wares. or merchandise oi
any kind whatsoever. or soliciting orders
for the same shall be required 10 obtain q
license from the City CLERK aud pay there
lor the sum of one hundred dollars. per
nnnum: provided however. that this Ordi
nance shall not apply 20 the sale 81 goods
to. or tlie soliciting ar orders Tor the same
from any person hrIu or corporation. Their
agents or employees. engaged IN a perinan-
nnt business within the corporate limits ol
he city af Annapolis: nor shall the pro
,-iSioNs Of His Ordinance apply to the salt
# milk. vegetables. butter. eggs. poultry
fruit. or country produce. by persons
raising ar producing the same.
Any p.'fSon hrin or corporation violating
any Of the provSo.s # this Ordiuanc,
upon conyi-tion thereof before any Justice
# the Pence EANiog jurisdiction shall ~
subject - fine Of not less than $500 nor
more than $1,000, Ia b" recovered rs othei
fines and penalties now are.
Section >. And BE- it further established
and ordained by the authority aforesaid
that this Ordinance Shall take effect from.
the date of its passage.
Approyaj December 18th. 1919.
JOHN J. LEVY.
Attest;s Mayor
FRANK Il. SMITH.
City Clerk
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Member OF Tn. Accelerated Pres.

The Associated Press Is exclu-
sIfcly entitled to the use for re-
publication ~ Ell news credited 90
III nr not otherwise credited Ia this
Faper aal also the iocai news pub
isis.i hrceiu All nights 81 re-
publication ~ spe lsl dispatches
4rrflu afe also reserved
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-13
ANIMAL REPORT or THE CONDITION
or THE
Annapolis Savings
Institution

OF Annapolis. in the state of Maryland. at
the Close Of Business December 81, 1919.
in Conformity With section Sc. OF the
Banking Law.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-13
FOR RENT
IN MEMORIAM

LOW JAN--iH lowing remembrance 81 our
dear husband and father. IltZI \ El'CU-
ANAN BOWMAN. who departed this life
one year ago today. January T.. 1912.
In the graveyard, softly sleeping.
Where the flowers gently wave.
Lies tEe one we love so dea rIy
Ia bis lone and silent grave.
feel the satisfaction
OF knowing. though he's dead
| have tried t. do my duiy
To the lcrYir~ "f lis grave
by HIS LOVING WIFE
AND CHILDREN
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-13

Every man and woman on earth
has some good quality, if you will
only take the trouble TO look for H.
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CLASSIFIED A - >.
LOST AND FOUND. WANTED.
TOR SALE AND FOB RENT
MONEY TO LOAN


IoST-I.i..et,se tags. 1870. No. ii Sl1o Lib
laS rasf streat jl3
LOST 4 - high school class pin, with
initials e f." Finder please return y
lU2 College avenue JIt
LOST-An ebony bar pin. with pearls set
ia gold. Reward if returned 10 Mrs;
Hamilton Gale Cheston avenue. il
LoST-A black foNNmu0 Finder phone
1SJ and receive reward. il
LoST-Female Collie dog. Liberal reward
if returned to PIG West street. d2,i-tf
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Continued From Page one)
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off trinpnhantlv.
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WANTED no RENT

WANTED TO RENT Young married
couple wants smHll fiat ar Furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Desirable
perlnaupnt tenants: uo children. Bige
Eddy Jr.. care of Capital otdve. II
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-24
PoWNAL

c. w. Potter spent the week end with
his family coming frcm Sherman,
Mass. whore he is az work
The revival meetings will continue
each night this week at the Methodist
church this being the fourth week Of
the Eyangelistic services
Miss Ida May Of Athol @ass., was
a guest at her home over Saturday and
Sunday
Mrs. NJ. p. Kirby. who has been the
guest of her brother in Chester. Mass
was suddenly taken with gall stones
while there and is now in the Spring
field. Mass, hospital where she was
operated upon for the removal Cf the
cause and her many friends wish her
a speedy recovery. Her daughter
Margaret lett f-r Springfield Saturday
Miss Ida Van Horn Of Bennington
spent the week end with her aunt
Mrs A. j.. Houghtaling.
Miss Carrie Lippinoot who has been
ILL., In some improved today.
Mrs John Barton has been to Boston
and had her granddaughter Janis treat
ed
Miss Agnes Hyier has returned from
visit with relatives in Lowell,
Mass. She was accompanied home by
Mrs George rloughtaling ir, of Lew
ell, Mass
&. VI. g ayes of Bennington was i'm
town last Thursday on business trip.
Elijah Barber and family are spend
ing a few days I'm Jefferson Mass, as
guests of Mrs Barber's brother Arthur
Haley
b. n. Wilcox, Samuel Wright and AL
bert Peak have returned from Rutland
where hey have been serving as Unit
ed States Jurors.
Miss Annie Hewitt Of Bennington
has been spending q few days with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hewitt
Arson Pratt has repaired and closed
up hts lee pond for the winteh
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LOCAL HIGHWAY MYSTERY
Strange Discovery by Or, Ross Just
Outside the Village.


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Jas. Watson Says, arm Never Forget
~ l. 1 - 1

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One morning he found 20 hogs
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EXPERIENCE
OF Interest to Expectant
Mothers

Goshen. Ind.-"T took Lydia T. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound with good
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100000 INDESIDERABILI
STRANIERI A PARIGI

PARIGI, 14-Il termine di go
gna del monde" gia applicato a
port marittimi quail Alden Por-
to Said, ora dovrebbe essere datO
a Parigi. Sc condo una dichiara-
zione del prefetto di polizia Raux,
sitrovano a Parigi duecentoventi-
mila forestieri registrati quasi
altrettanti non registrati, gran
parte del quail sono disertori e
criminal rifuti di tutti paesi.
Non memo di 10000 rifugiati
non registrati provenienti dalla
Polonia e dagli Stati Baltici, 81
troverebbero mel ghetto di Mont
martre, mentre 100000 altri fore
stieri 81 sono creduti dispensati
dalla formalita di notiicare ALA
polizia la loro presenza.