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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

4 This Troublesome issue. inhe-ifed
, from the shambIes Of the Versailles
peace confer e3ce. has been placed a.
the head af the Waghsngton couser-
ence agenda. and IN American cuar-
. tiers. it was stated officially tonieht.
that 1t Is doubtful il other neeeings
Of the naval committee and the Far
East committee will be called uutil
the Chinese and japanese reach =
full agreement On Shantung
Nai.Sial progress was made today
in approaching = settlement. asthooSl
the main point Of DISPUTE. the conxsDi
I OF The railway. was not touched upon.
Thc Japanese agreed. however. n
tcdays session. &c turn back to China,
" th.,ut reservation the leased ares.
Of kiao.how formerly held By Ger
many and taken from the GermAns b.
tho Japanese during she war The
Japanese ref.cfantly ma1e this con
ce-sion upon receipt OF solemn
pledges by the Chinese that they
: world administer the affairs cf the
area without discrimination against
japanese residents and business
men
Ne date aas set Tor the actual re-
turn Of the area to China. il being
unic-s,ood that the transfer becomes
effective u3ou the date Of rafifying
the general agree nenf concera;ng
ShanruDz inaicafi12 that both sides
are confident OF concluding z general
agree rae1r
Strong pressure 0a.ug 5ros<s.
to bear on both the Chinese and Jap
aneSe. psrtis u.ariy upon the latter. -
conclncs an aEaleaeie settlement On
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

WASHINGTON Jan. 1.-THE first
break in PYerident Hardings cabinet
came today-WIll H. Hays announc-
ins plaas for retirement as postmas-
tef-0uuefoI ~ March 4. to accept the
Dictatorship" Of the moving picture
Industry for three years at q salary
repstsd to be 10000 annually.
Hays did not sctualfy submit his
resignation today, but he Informed
The rresident IN . lengthy conference
that he would like to retire, and the
Pgaejdent said he would interpose No
objection. although he said he was
more than sorry" TO lose Hays from
he cflciat fsmilys
1 TonigSt tbert was someth ing akin
n Z scramble for the post left vacant
BY Hays. II Vas reported that Presi-
dent Harding already has selected
his successor. but II true Il ~ y
cW~eIy guarded White House secret.
Hcports that Senator Harry s. New
~ 1ndisns would acccpt tbs postmas-
tss-scnesaIship were dcnIed by 6ena-
tor New himself. He has no desire
70 leAvs the Senate. he said, and his
friends asserted that il Senator New
hid wanted c1hinet post he would
have taken II when it was offered
him in President Harding's original
cabinet
The opinion was expressed tonight
in political quarters that Hays suc-
! cessor in all probability will come
from the West or Central West. the
eastern states already being we'll rep
resented In the cabinet. Suggestions
have poured into the White House
!. ever since /; first became known that
! Hays was considering retiring. and
an administration Official jockuarly
remarked tonight. There is no lack
OF material"
Among the naIHes suggested TO ihe
White House within the r1st week
are:
Carmi Thompson Of Ohio, widely
known in Republican political circles
and closely identified with thc cam
paigr-
DR. Huber, Work OF Colorado pres
ent first assistant postna Ster-gene;al
Representative William X. Wood %
Indiana
Charles T. Hilles Of New York. Re
publican national committeeman.
i Governor Ed Morrow Of Kentucky
C.. II. Huston Of Tennessee. win
was considered for the secretary shil
Of commerce in the original cabinet
and later appointed assistant sccre
tary under Hoover.
Il Walter S Dickcg, Kansas City
Nc.
The name OF Gencr.1 Charles G
Dawes. present director Of the budgo'
also has been frequently mentioned
hut General Dawes was also Ofiere
. a post in the original cabinet and df
clineG it, and his friends said tonigh
, he was not 4 candidate for any cab
. ne. position.
Political circles uere hlled uit
-urnors tonight concerning Hays SUI
cess,,r. One rumor was that Carr.
THOMPSON. who f. ccw considered
). possible candidate for the Repuhlica
. nomination a- senator from Ohi'
:, would enter the cabinet. and ~ rnF
General Daugherty. whc IS q lr0'
Ohio. would resign and on ~
senatorial race in ONO fal
There ~as OF courye. no conhrinltio
cf :hese rlImors
The resignation of Hay. h"uesc
ses arcompa MED by other report
c~bine. changes involving the name
= of Sacr.tarv OF tho Treasury Mellc
and Attorney '. General DaugheFty
y has frequently been reported tn
Mellon was contemplating retiring
Al private life again. but these rcpor
r hsv. been consistently denied
a President Harding and by Ma'l'
: hiinsel
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15
REPORTED AMBASSADOR
FROM ENGLAND IS SOON
TO RETIRE FROM POST

LONDON. Jan. lit Is understood
in well informed circles tina, ST
Auckland Gcddes is about 70 retire
as British amba ssador to IL United
States the DAILY Express stated to
day
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

WASHINGTON. Jaa- IA
The end of the tenth week Of the
armament conference toaiaht
found machinery slowed dom N
along the line. a~aitine = seesle-
ment Of the Shansuns couesovexy
between Japan and China.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15
J)IN LEADER
. MlnST the ALLIES
HPoaTED KILLED

fOxDON. Jan. 4.-Mustapha Kemal
:. the Turkish Nationalist leader
eeeed the allies. established a
- Etate in Asia minor and sue
fought on the Greek army
- yeeA murdered. according to dis Z
leh yrOn C0nstantiuopIe. circulate !
~ - Exchange Telegraph Agency to-
pikAt.
Ine telegraph agency previously had
e~need L had received or circulated
- report concerning Mustapha ka
~
T*rnsy-h.c Of TIE United >;8ts-
s<-f eaine- II ind,ar orieip
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-17
A PRAISEwORTHY EFFORT

Members OF the Women's Club
are deserving of the praise of the
whole community Tor their excel
lent thrcc-day demonstration
held here last week in the inter
est of Better Homes. Cooperate
ing with the national organiza-
ton OF the Better Homes i'm
America movement. the local
club conducted a display which
was highly creditable in every
way. All of the exhibits served
as helpful hints in the matter of
further Improvement of the home
and the many interesting speech
Is delivered. which particularly
stressed the importance OF home
lie from various angles. and fur
nished added stimulus for contin-
ned good work in this direction
that should be productive of sig
nal accomplishment in the fu-
ture.
OF especial significance during
the demonstration was the val
liable cooperation extended the
Nomen's Club by the Rotary
Club. the Chamber of Commerce.
the local churches. merchants.
county officials. and other organ
izationS. for il is Just such a
splendid get together spirit on
questions relating to civic bet
termcnt that tends to make a
community better and more de
sirable place in which To live.
The campaign for Better
Homes, however. is one that
should not end with the national
Demonstration Week, In fact,
the demonstration which was
held here last week should mere
ly mark the beginning OF further
concentrated effort to keep the
subject OF Better Homes upper
most i'll the minds OF the people
At all ztimes. With the public
thoroughly imbucd with til {
idea OF constantly striving to-
ward the goal of perfection in
the way OF home Improvement,
and with that idea taking CON
crete form in constructive deeds.
better citizenship with an at
tendant Welding OF even strong
er national ties is bound to re-
suit.
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Wednesday. Oct. 49, 1922.
AT 20 A. NJ.

n I. i.
all the property located In Anne Arnnde
county mentioned in said mortgage:
Being the secondly mentioned lot 0i
ground and premises and described a
follows:
beginning for the same At a point in the
centre of The county road. leading from
Annapolis 10 Odenton at the northwest
corner of the school lot and running from
thence aud with the center of said road
North - degrees. West 19S feet North !
West 5I1.1 feet. North - degrees 20 min
utes West 20 feet, North 81 degrees. West
:s6 feet. North II degrees 20 minutes
West "a feet. North g. degrees 20 minutes
West $50 feet. South - degrees. West
:s0l.1 feet. South 81 degrees 20 minutes
West Les feet ia the center of Washing
ton. baltimore and Annapolis Electric
Railway; thence with the center of said
railway in an easteriy direction 1855 feet
more or less. Ia the southwest corner Of
the aforesaid school lot thence with IN
place of beginning. Containing eiGhteer
and four-tenths acres Of land. more o.
less.
For the title see Land RECORDS Of Ammo
Arundel county. Liber ". y. w. No. l.
folio 30. ctc.. from John =. Dorsey and
wife To Alvin u. Ward and wife.
TERMS OF SALE "A deposit Of $S000c
viii be required ~ the purchaser at time
Of sale. and the balance of the purchase
money. with the interest thereon at tbs
rate of u per eentum per annnTn. to be
maid in cash upon ratification of sale h
the Circuit Court Of Anne Arundel county
DANIEL. J. HEALEY.
Attorney named in Mortgage.
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BRUCE SENTIMENT
SPREADS RAPIDLY
FAVORABLE REGISTRATION AkE
WARM RECEPTION TO CAN.
pIoATE THROUGHOUT The
STATE ENCOURAGE
MANAGERS.

The result Of the registration In
Maryland. and especially that under
the totally new poll record as made
In Baltimore city. has convinced the
managers OF William Csbell Bruce for
the United States Senate that he will
be elected. along with practically the
entire Democratic ticket. The regis
trstion in Baltimore city showed that
the Democrats will 20 into the fight
with an affiliated plurality of 1855.
sc compared with 1928 under the
old registration. There was also =
sharp decline in the number OF per-
sons who refused 10 state party am
liations, so that the Democratic an
lated plurality in baltimore today
stands more thsn twice the total Of
those who declined to give their
party. The tremendous dissatisfac-
tion with the radical and obstruction.
fst course OF Senator France ia the
United States Senate assures, say the
managers for NJ. Bruce. that al leaat
twothirds Of this independent sls-
ment will caet their vote for such q
construction candidate as that OF the
Democratic party for the United
StAtss,Senste.
With the feeling that the registrs-
ton conditions in the counties are en-
tirely favorable TO Mr.. Bruce. his
managers believe that the question 10
one only OF getting the vote out. They
rely upon the people OF the state,
wherever Democrats, Republicans or
Independents. who are opposed to the
representation Of Mr.. France. which
they believe has made Maryland. the
lsughing-stock of the country. to come
out on election day and cast q vote
for their convictions. The only
danger TO the Democratic ticket lies
III the possibility that the voters re-
main away from the polls under the
impression that their votes are not
needed. and the Democratic workers
are being urged to see that the voters
in their particular sections are i'm
pressed with the necessity OF going
TO the polls early on election day.
The visits OF Mr.. Bruce to various
parts OF the state are arousing much
enthusiasm and will prove & tremen.
dons aid In inducing the voters to
turn out From the time he first
spoke. ut Leonardtown, October 6. he
has had enthusiastic audiences. His
visits 10 La Plata, Prince Frederick.
Marlboro. the Bel Air Fair. the
Hagerstown Fair. TowsOn, Ellieott
City, Centerville, Chestertown. Elk
ton, the Frederick Fair and EastOn
we're all marked by remarkable
pledges of support from leading men
and women. The balance of his
schedule which will take him to Sal
isbury, Denton, Snow Hin, Princess
Anne. Cambridge. Annapolis, West
minister, Bel Air. Cumberland and
Rockville is confidentslly expected to
produce the same fine results.
In every section Mr.. Bruce is being
told that not only will the people give
him majority, but that the congress.
sional ticket will receive splendid sup-
port. In view OF the fact that the
voters as whole are Disguised with
the course of the Republican national
administration.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-17
SULPHUR SOOTHES
UGLY, ITCHING SKIN
The First Application Makes
Skin Cool and Comfortable

lf-yeu-are suffering from eczema or
some other torturing. embarrassing
skin treuble you may quickly be rid of
II by using Mentho-Sulphur, declares
a Noted Skin specialist
This sulphur preparation. because
of its germ destroying properties,
seldom fails to quickly subdue itch
ing. even of fiery eczema. The first
application makes the skin cool and
comfortable. Rash and blotches are
healed right up. Mentho-Sulphur is
applied like any pleasant cold cream
obtain small jar from any good
and is perfectly harmless. You can
obtain small jar OF Rowles Mentho-
Sulphur from any good druggist. -
(Ady)
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garded throughout the world.
Currencies are not merely a med
inm OF exchange; they are the
visible evidence OF that conf
dence and credit upon which
government security must ever
rest When currcncics are m
stable. thrift Is succeeded by cX-
travagancc. sanity by wild spec
llation and eventually prospcr-
itv by deStitution.
Sooner or later crash must
come and those caught with pa
per marks are likely to be injur-
ed. That is what the Germans
are thinking about now.
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The said County Commissioners rhall.
within sixty days after their election snd
qualifications. appoint some con- na 's.s 'ns
Arundel County. who shall hold eilce
from the date OF his appointment eatli re-
moved for cause as now PROVIDED ps i..s,
sane and who shall receive salary not
10 exceed thirty Live hundred doiiars per
year. payable monthly, ana an allowance
for travelling aud All other expenses not
20 exceed five hundred dollars lie shall
be n graduate civil engineer. with degree
from an institution IF oTg1nt2"d standing
or shall have had at least i've wears prae-
teal experience In civil engineering; and
the County Commissioners shalt make
such appointment without reference 10 the
political opinions Of the person So APP
pointed.
Section . And he IL further enacted.
That all Acts or parts OF Acts Inconsistent
with the aforegoine proVisirrs or any OF
them and particularly Sections, lh. lse
and 1913 of the Code of Public Local laws
of Maryland, title Anne -kIunarl county,
subtitle Roads" being Sections 3lG, az
aud ais of Melyin's Code of Public Local
Laws af Anne Arundel County. aHd the
same is hereby repealed Ia the extent az
any such Inconsistency.
Approved April ~. 1922.
AND WHEREAS. The Secretary of
State has. under the provisions Of Article
tI of the Constitution Of Maryland. Eeen
legally and duly petitioned 90 submit the
fed voters of Anne Arundel County, for
their adoption or rejection. at the election
90 be held In Maryland GA November 1th.
i9.a:
Now. THEREFORE,. 7. ALBERT c.
RITCHlE. GOVERNOR on MARYLAND,
| oursuant 10 the direction ana authority
contained I'm Section Of Article IL of the
Constitution of Maryland. do hereby order
and direct that this Proclamation contain
| Ing full. true and correct copy Of said
| Acts OF the General Assembly az Mary
| and of 1a22, he published In at least Two
f, newspapers In Anne Arundel County. In
Snch manner and for s1ca ,lme as il pro-
vlded In Section | Of Article ii Of the
| Constitution az Maryland.
GIVEN UNDER MY EhNn
| AND THE GREAT SEAL
| tThe Great Done at the City of Annapolis
| Seal of this 25th day OF July, 1922.
| Maryi9nd.)
ALBERT G. RICHIE.
| BY the Governor:
| PHILIP Is. PERLMAN,
| Secretary OF State.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-17
OPEN N0STRlLS! EMO
A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.

Count fifty. Your cold in head or
tatarrh disappears. Your clogged nos.
trilS will open. the air passages OF
your head will clear and YOU can
breathe freely. No more snuffiing,
hawking, mucous discharge. dryness
or headache; no struggling for breath
al night.
6et small bottle OF Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply a
little OF this fragrant antiseptic cream
IN your nostrils. Ii penetrates
through every air passage of the head.
soothing and healing the swollen OF
Unnamed mucous membrane, giving
you instant relief. Head colds and ca
tarrh yield like magic. Don't stay
sluned-up and miserable. RELIEF is
sure tAdv.)
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TELEPHONE s4s-M. SOB WORN
A. w. PHILLIPS
Contr actor and Builder
STEEL GARAGES, $4,000 UP
shop: Ii9 Gloucester ST.. Annapolis, Md.
AN ORDINANCE

To add Il new section to Article - OF
the City Code of Annapolis. to follow i'm
mediately after Section %. and Ia be
known as Section 23-A.
Section /. BE II established and ordain-
cd by the Mayor, Counselor and Alder
men of the city of Annapolis that a new
section he added, TO the City Code OF An
Bapolis To follow Immediately after Sec
ton ~, of Article 20 TO be known as See
ton IRA. and to read as follows:
Section 2;s-.t. Every person applying for
a permit 10 build garage. or other build
ing In which an automobile il kept. or for
Ia building which may he used. for the
storage Of hay grain or other infammable
material.. shalt state tie character of tho
building 10 sbe erected when so applying
and no permit shall be granted in such
cases unless il IL plainly stated that such
building shall be- constructed "a follows
the walls and roof shall be entirely OF
metal. brick. cement. tile or other non
comhustiblc substance. except that the
frame may be of wood, and the doors MAY
he of wood; II shall be unlawful to erect
any building of the character indicated IL
this ordinance or TO use any building not
now used for the purpose except IL con-
forms To the requirements of this ordi-
nance Any violation Of this ordinance
shall he punished with fine of five dol
lars for the first nffense. and from ten 70
twenty dollars for each subsequent Of.
Tense. to he recovered ~ fines and costs
are now recovered.
Section . And be II further established
and ordained that all ordinances and parts
of ordinances inconsistent with this Ordi.
nance are hereby repealed.
Section .. And he Ii established and
ordained that this ordinance shall take ef-
feet from the date of its passage.
Approved Oct. IL, 1922.
SAMUEL. JONES.
Attest: Mayor
EMMA ABRoTT GAGE.
City Clerk. nl3
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-17
Beacon Lights
OF Business

Along perilous coasts. light.
houses throw their guiding rays
far into the night To warn the
mariners and help them safely
past the shoals.
Spend a few minutes a day
running through the advertise
ments in this paper. Then buy
the products that have proved up
IN the light OF advertising.
Let the Beacon of Advertising
guide you as it is guiding so many
astnte buyers.
Business, too, has its beacons.
They are the advertisements.
which throw a powerful light to
guide you in your buying. They
show you what to buy, where to
buy and when to buy.
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No SMILE FOR GERMAN WARN

In Berlin. the cables report. the
mounting output of paper marks
is heraldcd day by day with As
much enthusiasm as a new
worlds record in athletic compe-
tition. The mark now sells at
about 5000 for 4 dollar. as COM
pared with par OF approximately
four. In other words the mark
now is worth about 1850 as be-
fore the war.
Having ceased to have much
value. the mark is banded from
hand TO hand. no one wants to
save IT, everyone wants TO spend
II, and the latest form OF invest
ment is foreign currency. chiefly
dollars. There is a rush to buy
dollars. which will be worth. the
same tomorrow ingold as thew are
today. For the stable dollar. the
German gladly hands over null
titude OF marks that dav bv dav
buy less i'll gold or food or cloth
ing.
The correspondents write very
lightly OF it at times. for il is a
strange phenomenon. and some
what picturesque. Yet it is a
grim matter and must be so re-
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To- ADVERTISING IN THE CAPT.
tai BRINGS RESULTS.
SEALED PROPOSALS


Sealed proposals. Endorsed Proposals
for determination Plant, Annapolis. Md.
Specification No. 46S2' will he received at
the Bureau of Yards and Docks, Navy
department, Washington. H. e. until ii
o'clock M. November 1. 1929. ana then
and there publicly opened, for a deferri-
cation plant nj the Radio station. Anna
polls. Md. consisting OF a two-story build
ing having concrete foundations, and first
floor: wood framing for second floor aud
roof: brick walls; artificial stone trim; tin
roof; wood sash and doors. and complete
heating, lighting aud power systems. to-
gether with transportation, remodelinc
ami installation of wood tank furnished;
by the Government, and the furnishing
and installation OF two motor driven cen
trifugal pumps. pressure filter. mixing
tank. lime tank. dosing chamber. alum
feed. and all piping. fttings and other ap-
pnrtenances, including changes in existing
piping systems. Drawing and SpeciIiea
lion No. 1852 may he obtained on appi-
cation 10 the Bureau or Ia the Superin.
tendcnt, Naval Academy. Annapolis. Nd
Deposit of check or postal money order
for $40. payable 10 the Chief of the
Bureau Of Yards aud Docks. is required
as security for the safe return OF the
drawing and specification.
X. T.. BAKEEHUS.
Acting Chief Of Bureau.
September S. 1922
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POSITION WANTED
IN MEMORIAM

SNYDER-In loving remembr4nee q orr
dear son and brother. FIRST H Lass
PRIVATE EMILE J. SNYDER N'ih
Field Signal Corps. Wh0 VAS tiied 10
France four years ago today
Orr son
Think OF the heart Of The mutn.f
VINO gave her boy.
The Gold Star In nv flag.
Put there for my boy.
lie finished his great fghf.
To make HIS mother safc.
Now he rests IN soldier grave
God give me strength 10 ihis
Gold Star andl sav
Not nv will hut Thine
o. God. be done
by HIS DEVOTED AoIHtt
AND FATHER
N0bly ~ his post hr fcll.
A soldier. brave and ffus-
I.ovea hv an hts frirnds
And kind to all be knew.
In our hearts yOur memory Hh-"'
Sweet. reDderlv. fond and ua"
There Is not day. dear hroihrf.
That we do not think 81 sou. -,.
BY MS DEVOTED BROTHER
AND SISTERS