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Evening star., 1921-02-19
MARKET KEEPS PACE
WITH UNSETTLED TRADE

NEW YORK. February l9.-vrading
IN stocks and bonds this week was
attended by a series of irregular sell
ing movements and enforced liQuida-
tion. the reaction keeping pace with
further unsettled conditions in the
financial. industrial and commercial
markets.
Losses were most severe IN the
shipping. Oil and motor issues. but
gradually extended to steels and rail-
way equipments. as well as numerous
shares of no definite chara cter. De-
clines were accompanied by rumors
pensions notably in the case of At
lsntic, Gulf and West Indies.
Rails, especially coalers and Pa
cifics. held their ground. although
earnings for the most part offered ad J.
d itional proof Of curtailed industrial
production and diminished tonnage.
The Reading dissolution plan met
with little favor. Judged from heavy
selling Of those shares and organiza-
ton Of protective committees.
Call money was again offered as
low as per cent on the exchange and
fraction under that quotation in the
open market. but time funds held
frm and the attitude of the Federal
Reserve Board gave little hope OF i'm =
mediate relaxation for such accommo- =
dAtions.
International credits. as expressed
in terms OF foreign exchange, were
extremely unsettled. Temporary i'm
provement was Offset by advices from
london and Paris which indicated
that the German indemnity plan II
Likely to 001P6o considerable rev-
sion.
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and Live Stock
LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET.

hsss-Strictly fresh. per doz., 3Sa3..
1--we poultry-Roosters. per H.. 81.
turkeys, per Id. 4Saa3: chickens. spring
per 10, 3Sa40: hens. per lb., "a: keats.
young. each. 50a60
Dressed poultry-Fresh killed spring
cnlckens. per lb.. 4oa43: hens. per ID
Toa"o: ROSTERS. per lb.. %; turkeys. per
fo.rk-nressed, small. per lb.. l4al5;
medium. 12a13: heavy. lOa1S.
Live stock-Calves. per lb. ioa14
'aiilos' IVA H. sheep. 3a4; hogs. 10'a.
mreen fruits-Apples. per Dbl. 3oOa
go per basket. .5a2 30; western
per boX. S."0aS. 90: California lemons
per poX: 3ooa4.o0. Pineapples, per crate
, "'"oaN-oo. California oranges, per crate
4-0oa "Ga.19 30: Florida oranges, per crate
f'""a 40. Grapefruit. per crate, 4.00a
egetables-Potatoes. nearby, No /.
per bbl.. I.5a2 25: northern. per sack,
,'@oa- -;oo; sweet potatoes. per bbl. No.
-; f.oVa 2e": No. =. l.J0a2 90: yams. per
DBL. 3.50ai.5n. Lettuce. Florida per
crate. 1.3oa2 80. California iceberg cell
cry, :.0Oa3,50: celery. per doz., 1Ooa
l.-'' Florida celery. 3.00a3 25 omaine
'n .eote' l:-"a2 90. squash. per bhI.. : =
a2:5o Cymblings. per crate, Florida,
! 4ooa'.0o. Spinach. per bbl., :.50a4 90.
tepperS. per basket. 5.00a4.5N Toma-
toes. per box. 2.o0a6. 90. Onions, per
sack. ]. .50a LEO. Brussels sprouts. per
quart. loa2o. CranDerries, IL 90 per bbl
Old cabbage. 1.0Oa1.5O per cwt; new
cabbage, 2.00a2.25 per basket.
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'MEX|CAN BONDS
DECLINED SHARPLY

NEW YORK. February 19--The
bond market was almost featureless.
Business was small. measured by re-
cent standards. and price changes were
irregular and slight. Liberty second
H4As were down a fraction. and SO
|were the fourth AS. while the third
AS closed a trife higher. Victory
bonds were steady.
Mexican issues were off rather sharp
ly on the announcement that the new
government Intended to enforce the
Objectionable oil decree unless amend
I'D by the Mexican congress 1t was
treated as rather a blow to the chances
OF early recognition of the new regime
in Mexico by the American govern
nent.
Japanese bonds were affected by the
weakness in sterling exchange mas
much as they are sterling loans. The
-, at 62L, were down almost points
from the high in the early part of the
week. Weakness developed in the
, City of Zurich Ss. These bonds were
: down nearly point, from 50 to S4h
French IS We're also heavy, at 9Szs
and SO were the Belgian IS. at 9S5s
There was a fair demand for Chi
cago Railway IS. These bonds started
yesterday at 63al and reached 64h
today. marlborough IS We're strong
around SAY and Hudson and Manhat-
tan income held around their high at
31i..
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OUTLOOK FOR WHEAT.

CHICAGO. February 19.-Accord-
ing to the Modern Miller "the present
condition of winter wheat is gen.
orally reported as satisfactory Green
bugs are plentiful in Texas and
Oklahoma. but no confirmed damage
has been reported, Scattered reports
of Hessian fly come from many win
ter wheat states. Soil conditions are
generally favorable. with a good sup
ply of moisture as aid to the plant
in resisting insect activity. Growth
Of the plant Is unusually forward and
weather conditions in the next few
weeks will have great bearing on the
outcome of the crop. Wheat stocking
in many sections of Kansas. reports
indicate no large supplies OF wheat
on farms in most of the belt, Stocks
m interior elevators are moderate"
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. February 19-The cot
ton market was unsettled again this
morning. but early southern and spot
house selling was pretty we'll ab-
sorbed by covering for over the week
end and general business was NOT
active. Opening prices were l3 points
lower to 5 points higher. with March
selling at 1903 and May at 49, 53 or
within or points of Yesterdays
low levels.
Futures opened steady: March
1905; May. 1885: July. 1895: October
14.41: December. 1865
NEW ORLEANS. February 10
Weekend evening up was about al,
there was to the early trading in
cotton today. Longs continued to let
go their cotton in preparation for
first March notice day. and the ring
ana not take their offerings well.
Futures opened steady: March
1888; May. 13.13: July. l34s; October.
1889: December. 1902.
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DRY GOODS TRADE GOOD.

CHICAGO. February 19.-Marshall
Field & Co. in their weekly review
of the wholesale dry goods trade,
say:
'.Current wholesale distribution of
dry goods remains at the same sat
isfactry level it has maintained for
the last few weeks. and orders for
immediate shipment from statesmen
on the road aggregate more than for
the corresponding week of 1920.
COLLECTIONS remain at about the
same standard as during previous
weeks. There were many more buy
ers in market than during the same
period last year"
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ASK FOR BOND ISSUES.
B. & o. and L. & N. Roads Seek
Federal Authority.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company asked authority of the Inter.
state Commerce Commission today to
issue $o.1S2 900 of its refunding and
general mortgage per cent bonds
and to issue bonds of certain sub
sidiary companies to be pledged as
future security under the mortgage.
The Louisville and Nashville Rail.
way Company also asked authority
of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion today to pledge bonds and other
securities now in it's treasury as col
lateral upon a proposed loan of 81
100000 from j. +. Morgan & Co. OF
New York.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

mercantile paper. 71&a7@; exchange
weak. sterling sixty-day bills and
commercial sixty-day bills on banks.
$50
Commercial sixty-day bills, 3.79A
demand. 3.S4k cables. 3.S5i4 francs,
demand. 1.0G: cables. 7.0S: Belgian
francs. demand. 7.37: cables. 739;
guilders. dems nd. 34.1J: cables. 1925:
lire. demand, 3.6i: cables. 3.63: marks
demand. I.56: cables. 1.57: Greece. de-
mand. 740; Argentine, demand. 35 50
Brazilian. demand. 1925. Montreal.
131. per cent discount
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American Telephone & TeIegrarhCo.

A quarterly dividend of Two Dollars per
share viii he paid on Friday April L.. i9:i
to sto' kholderS Of record III the c;os~ or bus -
Friday. March IL. 1921.
on account of the annual meeting the trans
fer hooks will be closed from Saturday March
~. Tuesday, Mar-h ~. la.l both days
included. t.. u. MILNE. Trcasa.rr.
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BOURsE PRICES WEAK.

PARIS. February 19.-Prices were
weak on the bourse today. Three per
cent rentes. 5S francs 80 centimes; ex-
change on London, 81 francs 20 cen
times per cent loan. So francs IS
centimes. The dollar was quoted at
il francs ~ centimes.
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BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, February 19.-Bar sill
YER, domestic, S9A; foreign, SIS
Mexican dollars. 44As.
LONDON, February 19.-Bar silver
33Z pence per ounce. Money, 81. per
cent. Discount rates: Short bills, Z
Per cent: three-month bills, 6sia
- 1915 per cent,
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LIBERTY BOND NOON PRICES.

NEW YORK. February 19.-Liberty
bonds closed: 312s, 9l.22; first As.
1926: second As, $3.50 bid; first AZ 8,
s!.3S; second Ans. s676; third AZ s.
5000; fourth AIS. $500; victory 3A $.
1888: victory 4 y s, $40.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, February 19.-The ac-
tual condition of clearing house banks
and trust companies for the week
shows that they hold $11,722,370 re-
serve in excess of legal requirements
This is decrease of $7,625,1SO from
last week.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Stock OF Pay
Record. able.
American Stores. O.. ST.. Mch II Apr l
American Stores lst pf.. o.
$l.11 ....................Ma Mar. ~ Apr /
American Stores, md pf., a..
ST. ..:.-..:...........Ma Mar. II Apr. /
British American Tobacco Co.
Ltd. interim, 4@e.......... ...... ......
chesebrOugh Mfg. Co., u
$3.50 ...............-.....M Mar. 10 Mar. 81
CHEESE brough Mfg. Co. pf.
q. N!o Mar. 10 Mar 81
Gold and Stock Tel. Co, a.
$50 ;.......:.:.........M Mar 81 Apr. 1
Macksy Co, IT,, $50. ....... Mar : Anr !
Macksy Co. pr, a. ,A...... Mar. Apr. /
l.. >. indnst; Aicohoi O., 81. Feb. % Mar. IL
Union Carbide and Carbon So.
a. Sl.oo ..:......: Mar. > Apr. /
VIM. Davies Co. a" d., Sl.Alur l Mar. Il
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Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
Washington Gas 7l.s-$jOO at lOOH., $500
at l0Oh.
Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon
os-Sl. 600 at 40, 81 600 at 40.
Mergenthaler Linotype at 12l
AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction $500 at 81.
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In order to help finance business
of my own, will sell some very high
class securities at a price which will
net a shade over so. Address Box
314-M. Star ONCE. DO
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Notice to Property Owners

We are not the largest. but the safest rental
agents. giving expert personal service TO al!
properties. II does not cost as much as the
irreSpons BILE agent. Your interest should not
Is longer neglected when give alb
solute satisfaction. Come and see. Can prove
il in ten minutes.
Evening star., 1921-02-19

DAIRY MARKET.
BALTIMORE, February 10 Especially.
-Poultry-Young chickens, alive.
pound, 32a3S: dressed, 36a3S; old.
32a33; dressed. 34a35; winter, 21a
mounds and under. 42a43: roosters, %;
dressed, 23a24; ducks, 32a42; dressed,
,sa43. Geese. 25a33; dressed. 30a33.
Turkeys, 40a54; dressed, 40a56. Pigeons,
per pair 45a5O. Guinea fowl, 40a75;
capons, dressed, 40a50.
t;ggs-Lots OF strictly fresh. nearby
dozen, sc: southern. 34a35. Duck
eggs. so.
Butter-Creamery. fancy. pound,
47a48; prints. 4Sa49: nearby, Haas;
dairy prints, 20a22: rolls. 19a22; ladies.
packed, 10.
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BONDS
STOCKS

American Tel. aud Telga .. 100 =.
capitol Traction .............. S4E
washington Gas .............. .;3l
Norfolk and Wash. Steamboat. 10 IL
Washington Rwy. and Elec. com. 25 :.
Washington RWy. and Elec. pfd. '54 .
Washing ton Virginia Rwy. com. :.
Neutrality-suspicious. Rwy. pfd. 3
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Money to Loan

Secured by First Deed Of Trust on Real Estate.
Prevailing interest and commission.
Joseph l. Weller h;s, aso Wish a.h and ID nr Trust
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DAIRY MARKET.

NEW YORK, FEBRUARY I9.-I-aTu,
barely steady middle west, 12.10a12.20.
Other articles unchanged.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-11
MAY PROVE FATAL
When Wai Annapolis People Learn
che Importance OF Htl

Backache is only simple thing at
first;
But il you ind It's from the kid
neys;
That serious kidney troubles may
follow;
That dropsy or Bright's disease
may be the fatal end,
You viii be glad to know the fol-
lowing experience Of an Annapolis
citizen.
Mrs. Hensy Campbell. 20 Holland
street. says: Il had terrible
attacks OF pain in the small oil
my back and one spell was SO bad !
was unable to walk. / felt as IL q
knife were piercing me. Ny feet and
hands sweiled to almost twice their
normal size and was annoyed by my
kidneys acting irregularly. felt Sc
tired mornings could hardly do my
homework When friend told me
about Doan's Kidney Pills used them
and the first box brought great relief
still take Doan's when need a kid
ney medicine and / always find them
good
SOC. at all dealers. Foster Milburr
Co, Mfrs. Buffalo. N. Y.
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party, but they are not, and never
will be, numerous in any com
munity. An "old party" may be-
come extinct, but under a new
name its principles will ike. The
same divisions that Jefferson and
Hamilton led have survived
throughout our history 0ne Of
them has changed in name but
once the other has seldom lasted.
under new name. over a gen
Grafton. The last decade has
shown forcefuily the rapidly with
which i new party" can rise and
the equal rapidity with which it
can return 10 the odd party
Non-partisanship seldom gets
anywhere, The intolerance Of
extreme partisanship IS bad
enough. but the intolerance 81 the
voters who cannot work with
either of the parties. when one o.
the other Of these offers the only
Organization through which life,
liberty and property can be pro-
tected. is far worse The admin
istration Of 4 MARYLAND commn-
nifty is sure to be BY Democrats
ar Republicans, and just IN pro-
portion IS every voter Is active
and influential in the party ranks
ID which, by conviction. he or sht
belongs, the candidates that
party selects FOR public Office will
more nearly measure iip to the
best standards.
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IN MEMORIAM

DORsEY-Tn sad but Loving remembrance
raf our dear mother. Laura DORSEY,
who departed this life a years ago
today.
Home ut rest. sweetly sleeping,
IN the Sayiour's tender care.
Where there is no pain or weeping,
None on earth can harm you there.
Yeu shall sleep, but not forever.
There will be ii glorious dawn:
We shall meet to part no more
ON the resurrection morn.
Mother. could you speak to US,
OR could you live again,
Or screening nearts MauIa be healed,
But this we wish In vain.
Dear mother. we never viii forget you
While in this world we stay;
Cur hearts have never been The same
Stree you base passed away.
liy her daughters,
ALICE, ANNIE and MARGARET.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-11
Saturday the 18th day Of
February, 1921

for the sale Of large accumulation
or unredeemed and forfeited pietges,
consisting OF Diamonds. Watches,
Clothing. Trunks and Bags. Fire
Arms, Masieal instruments and Mis-
.eellaneous Articles generally.
The goods will be offered and sold
piece by piece without restriction or
reserve. The public is urged TO at
tend this sale and avail themselves
of this unusual opportunity 70 strike
a bargain The hours of sale will
be from ten to twelve in the morning
and from seven TO ten in the evening
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Ia.
L. STERN, broker
GEORGE A. SAFFIELD
AGcti0neer
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PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
ON MARYLAND
ORDER No. oi5s.


In the Matter az ~ Petition II the Wash.
ington. Baltimore and Annapolis flcr
tric Railroad Company. u Carer Iafo
An Operating AgreeIacnt With tf..
MarslahI Electric Railways Company.
for the Use 81 the Trucks If the Ws9ll-
iueton. Baitimnr, AMI Annapolis Elec-
ffe saiiroad toupanS FrHn i I'Diat
Mt Oh Near Shnt ey Station. iniD istiti
more City. Including Terminal Facll.
ties: 70 Purchase From tile Maryland
Electric Railways Company All the
Shares Of the Annapolis Short Line
Railroad Company Formerly known 1s
Annapolis and Chesapeake Railroad cnm,
Iany and 10 Acquire From the Last
Mentioned Company All short Line
Property South of S.iipley, and All tlir
Cars and Rolling Stock t.sed on the
Short Line Property. nna to Guarantee
One Million Bei!ars Isl 600 0O0taf Face
Value Of So Forty Year Gold I.onds Of
the Baltimore ami Annapolis Short Line
Railroad Company. ail Issue IF &T32
10000 Face Value Fifteen Year Sinking
Fund Seven Per Cent Bonds Of tic
Annapolis Short Line Raiir0at Com
pamy.. and S2io000O0 Face Value of Car
Trust 0bligatiors.
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BEF0RE THE PrBLIC SERVICE con-
MISSION OF MARYLANI'.
CASE NO 1891.

Tho above mctFi0nrd petition having
bern received ana fled IT II this ninth ,lay
of February. 1871 by the Public Service
Commission OF Maryland,
oHDEREn: That me same b.. ana ii il
leraby. set for hearing at tie office If the
Wednesday: February 10th. 1921. 1T 10 20
o'clock. a. NJ.
PROVIDED: The applicant cause q
cory of this Order to be published jn
four newspapers published IN Balti-
Taper published III Anne Arundel County.
Maryland ut least three times i'm each
naper before the fifteenth day of February.
Tine Cory, Test:
p. 4. FENIlALE4,
lSeAI.1 SerretarY
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BEFORE THE prBLlc SERVICE COM
MISSION OF MARYLAND.
CASE No 1889.

The above mentioned petition having
been received md died. II IS this ninth Gay
Of February. 1921 lily the Public service
Commission Of Maryland.
ORDERED: Thni the Same 10. an 4 Is
hereby. set for heasilg III tlt office ~ the
Commission. Baltimore MarYinnd Oh
Wednesday February 18TH 1921. II 103G
o'clock. A. NJ.
PROVIDERS Tho applicant ,anse II
cony of this order 10 be published ~
four newspapers published in Ialti
more. Maryland. AMI IN one daily news.
nappr published III Anne Arundel County.
Maryland at least three times in each
pauer before the fifteenth day Of Icirurs
1921
True Copy, Test
II r. FENDAII,.
tseals Secretary.
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BURNED! 5!!!gEsED!'LIME, GROUND GROUND
In Aay Quantity
BY. *. HOWAT, Es al Tss se'sSa"s
PTBIfc SERVICE COMMISSION
or MARYLAND
ORDER No. 6i5l

In she Matter ef rlr Petition NJ tlle Mary
land Electric Railways 'og,ipai.t y Esi
fer Itto Sn Operating Agrceleat VII \ IS
Washington, baltimore as Asl:iaptti>
Electric Railroad Gompaay .oi TIE aSe g
me rrasks 0f the Las Mentioned Uenslsl q
From Il Point ~ az NtaF Shspi'.S Stais5na
into baltimore city InrIaailg ~. i,,
minai Facilities. III Abaurl TIE - q.
the Annapolis Short ]. ~ l'rorttX
North az Shiplcy Station. ud ~ te.rs.tN
the Sslae Ia the Ter.aiIla Res. Estaie
enmpamy Of Raltimnre CITY. aus. t,'st ~
vey tile Short Lire Property South af
Shipi,y ii the NJ astlt.li@ Short i.iae
Railroad Company. and "a Sell All The
shares OF the annapolis Shnrt Line kail
Bal;iraare and Annapolis Eesti, l:aH
ra;l,l Company,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-11
ri Bile SERVICE COMMISSION
or MAINLAND
ORDER M. Gl5..

In tie Matter of tho pctitton II the NJ
nayolis Short Line Railroad soinl9iy
lsptlas riy Annapolis an 4 cisestl ak
Railroad Company. to Dbt.tin the Eel
mission and Approval If the lHhlis
j Service Commission 81 MprSatlii ftr i
10 Acquire the Property and Frau niSes
az Certain Property belonging {" The
Maryland Electric Railways GfinPaI3N.
BEING T7Mt Portion of What Is known
rs the SIiori Line Property South pf
Shiplry,s station Between Point q ~
Near Shipley's station and the city Of
Annapolis, Together With the ran
cfises Rolling Stock. Etc: the Alaensl
inent OF the Charter Of the COMPANY slA
Increase of its tpitai Stock From
Seven Thousand Dollars 20 One Million
Dollars: the Guaranty or Assumption by
Said Company of One Million Face Value
baltimore aud Annapolis Short Line
Iailroad Company First Mortgage 8
Forty Years Cold Honds: the Issue ~
$--:iI 10000 Face Value Of Is Wear Sink
ing Fund Seven Fer Cent. Bonds the
Assumption or Issue of $240,OmHp Face
Value Of Car Trusts: the Conveyance III
the Washington. Baltimore and AIiiapo-
Ifs Electric Railroad Company ~ AL
the Property and Assets OF the Said All
nHpolis Short Line Railroad Company in
Consideration Of Said Last Mentioned
Company Guaranteeing the Securities
lIereinbefore Mentioned. Both Principal
and Interest.
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1921.
WOMEN VOTERS As pARqYsANs


The women al Anne arundel
county have taken up i'll earnest
the matter Of preparation for their
duties as voters. The citizenship
schools have a far spreading in
flnence. and the movement. re-
Gently inauguratcd b.. the meet
ings here i'll annapolis, promises
good results for the whole county
Democracy is entering upon 4
new era in 1921. just /. hun-
drcd and thirts Tour Years ago.
when the Federal Government
was formed bs the States. new
ideas confronted tic people Then
the voters we're uncertain 81
their steps Or. ELLA I.onn. q
Goucher, told the lslkton's
Woman's Club the other day
The men Of LIS, found. and the
men and women Of 1927 find
most Of the citizens blind and
deaf To the changes prevailing
Every woman eligible 70 ever
else the franchise has direct OBJ
libation 10 vote. whether she was
a suffragist or al anti-suifragist
She also has direct obliga-
ton. in common with the male
electorate. to align With one al the
parties, for the American system
of government is Fundamentally
a party system. DIR. Ionn IN thls
connection emphasized the fact
that afiiliating with a party leaves
a woman voter free TO refuse te
be governed by partisan consid-
erations when they conflict with
the best interests Vi government
in the social and industrial issues
invoked
A concrete illustration Of thc
first problem that confronted TIL
enfranchiscd women IS afforded
in the Maryland Moments New
formerly the Maryland Suffrage
News, the organ OF the Just Gov
eminent League Of baltimore
Last week the paper stressed tn
Importance Of participation in pr.
marics in order that good can.
didates be nominated. To seek
always the nomination and cleo
ton Of the best candidate" + what
DR. I.onn calls womanS duty i
will lie remembered that last Ncai
the lust Government League. al
organization which has branches
in nearly all the counties, pride
itself upon 'non-partisanship,
and its leaders strongly advised
against women afflliating with the
parties. rs one Of the most &C
tive among its leaders expressed
the League 5 purpose. it MAS t.
have the women vote hold aloof
and be ibid for" By the Demo
cratic and Republican organize
tionS By the character 81 the party
nominations. That is. the J. G.
l.. leaders evidently thought that
the women voters, holding the
balance 81 power. need pay no at
teution to nominations. As the
parties would vic with each other
IN putting up nominees who
would attract them. Evidently 4
change has come in this view
point. and rightly 50.
In the last analysis, practically
every man and every woman is a
Democrat or Republican. Lib
eral or Conservative, a believer
in the centrifugal or the centri-
petal i'll government. The way to
really accomplish good govern
ment is through party organiza-
ton. and the cleaner and stronger
each party is made within its own
ranks, the stronger and better IS
made the peoples government. Ii
is, of course, the right Of every
voter as a matter of principle 70
refuse TO affiliate with any party
and to refuse to vote in the cleo
tion for the candidate Of any
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credit 10 our own city. but 10 cur
country as wen. they brought the
highest honor and glory BY their
splendid exhibition. in this event, Of
our American young manhood and
strength
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TIE EVENING cAPITAL

Is on sale at the following places:
George W. Jones 19i Main street
William Sehulsze. ......34 West street
George j. Davis ...G4 Maryland Ave
GhAs g. Fpidmeyer 10 Maryland Ave.
J r. Armstrong Cor Randall King Geo
William Baker. West and Cathedral
Delivered 81 Annapolis Passport Ger
snant0wn and West Annapolis by carrier
Cor ~ cents per month.
You can have the EVENING CAPITAL
mailed 20 you when away from the city
by leaving your name and address at the
0ffi,e, Tor - epntE per month; $3.50 per
year payable IN advance. to any postoiiice
in ghe United States or Canada.
Entered at Annapolis Postofice as
Second Class Matter