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ras fixtures. stoves lamps. not TO
taste unknown things. and what Il
poison label means.
rho records Of The 9. x o. safety
First Department; f"r four years.
1914 Z" 1921, furnish Interesting in
formation. In 1917 the casualties to
employees on duty were for,y-,wo
Eiii"d aud 1856 injured wniir the
i.cord FOR i?2i was fifteen Killed and
81" :ujurcd.
On" of TIA" greatest results OF The
sai"'y first movement has been ,h..
prevention of permanent eve injury
due I" the company furnishing every
man in the shops engaged in work
dangerous to the eyes with a poir
az Hnhr"akabl" goggles II the eve
$ thi Of tn" workman requires a spc-
Lih ground glass. It is furnished
ire" OF cost by the company on =
PRESCRIPTION furnished hy the en-
IIoScs ely" specialist Tinted por
Sies are also furnished 10 men who
are engaged in such OCCUPATIONS ,g
electric or ascetyliue welding. rive;
heating and all branches OF work
Which subject the men To sever.
S!"'' injurious 10 The eye.
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low the game by wireless.


TOXIC March 95-.Iapaucsc for
the most part i,n.w little % tn.
good roads spirit that has de
Nc!oped 50 remarkably IN the United
states. ana many of them arc quit"
frank In sny! q; hat their Interest
n the subject j. something loss than
Slight HUt iudividually. elective
Is. mun!c!pally and nationally. they
are g"irg educated To = proper APP
probation "f the spirit now. and an
american. SawU" ii.ll. an before
he moved To- Seattle and began u
maze the northern port famous is
IN" educator whose strenuous cf-
forts h1v" born" some mcager frui,
already
InlI tho rond-hundor. con build
Just abou; any Kind OF road you
mention. AUTOMOBILE. roads hard
surface roads. dirt roads. railroads
h.'s bUilt them all and is sim build
ing. y l. not strange, tn vlcw OF
his adherence al mud ana ruts. that
what the Japanese consider good
roads civ" iitll. the road builder.
cousid' ;abl" pain.
II" - here now. explaining to
japanese business men. bankers. gov
eminent oi'lc!uls and all how Amer
leans huild r.aIs with bond issues.
mako the automobile taxes paw III.
interest on IN. bonds and balance
th" Increased value Of their land
against he total amount OF the is
sue. Easy and simple. good roads FOR
nothing. But the japanese don't see
1t as clearly as that
The streets 81 Tokyo I'm the pres
eni season. and about nine months
out Of Twelve foT that matter are
shallow rivers Of mud. Most Of the
country roads ar" impossible for
motor cars through Il large par; of
the year. iilll. the road builder. has
found plenty Of roads TO build here
n" can have no disappointment on
that score.
me American enthusiast FOR good
roads Is Sou-in-law OF the late
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space Of time. When h" looks at
Japanese roads and sees ON them
clumsy carts drawn rs men and
Toys. where. after Tia" American
fashion. trucks should toe speeding.
by, he wonders If the Jupanos. oh
jcct is the opposite.
The Japancsc government at any
rate. has recognized his abilities as "a
road builder ana the other day
pinned decoration on him. with
MS present progress continued. he
declares. the day soon vii! come
when good roads boosters are as
thick IN Japan as grasshoppors in
Kansas.
Hili. the road builder. is also an
cptimIst.
copyright. 1922. Public Ledger COS
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SOUTHERN PORTS IN
,'NASSALAGE' TO ALIENS
senator ItnndsriI Charges Control Inv
Foreign Ship Conn
pnnIrs

WASluNGTON. March 25.-Free-
how from the 'vassaiur." In which
i,acipn shippinl: companies HAY. held
southern ports can BE- obtained
through passage @: The shipping
legislation now before Congress. sen.
atpr i;andse!l Democrat. Louisiana.
declared today IN the Senate in AN
address la which hc declared that
without government AID 20 merchant
shipping the United Stat.s would not
b" on a naval parity with Great
britain.
tn Louisiana Senator asserted that
government add TO tho slower and
smaller cargo ship companies Was Of
h, special value TO tn" South and al
jdcd that without aif to these slower
cargo ships u is not probable that
many 81 our existing services In
shipping board steamers can b. con
iinuct on, Of Southern ports"
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GOVERNMENT JEALOUS
COPS OF ETHER LANES
Complicated Traffic of Air
Chief Worry of Radio
Inspector.
ny 1'rnnk George.
"' "N "VVTE''
Checked and Approved by RudIo So,

'h''N"h ana approved by Radio Sec
ton. u. :. Burcnu OF Standards
Drop pebble into IL pool Of water
and uniform set Of conccntric
waves is produced. But II you drop
IN "a handful at pebbles the circles
or waves merge and cannot be dig
llhSulShcd one from the other
May Establish Going system.
similar condition can exist iu
the ether with regard to radio. II
already exists to such an extent that
control measures are required to pre-
vent utter confusion Of messages
:. inhsmuch az thc ether belongs To
VIC whol" people. II is considered
thai tho right al way must he given
to "a. types Of service which VIII be
"f Er"atest good IL Tia" greatest mum
hcr. rhcs. are the government and
private sending services which broad
east news. education, entertainment
ana commercial reports OF value
IN" Bureau or Navigation, Depart,
mont of Commerce. is already
charged with regulating tho radio
traffic through the issuance of lic.n-
SOS to operators and stations and the
assignment OF wave Lengths. The .s
tahlishmcnt OF a 1oming system may
b" necessary. Under such an ar
Itngrincnt sending schedules viii be
carefully scru:inizcd and the ,iin.
of transmitting certain Kinds of IN
formation Fixed
Given Discretionary Power.
tn" secretary III Commerce. would
also be given discretionary power in
/ granting licenses ana In r"yokins
licenses for cause. He would act as
II policeman ana bc empowered to
restrain tho ether hog who ais tn.
ether Win !ncorscqucutal chatter
Ihc d"y Is not far off when every
American home VIII hav" - radio
1h"n" receiving set But II mus, h"
born" il [l that ia. ether IS not,
'h"Nh"Hatihi" for radio purposes.
II The ether rs not 10 bee nllod with
mass of unin,eliiEibIc noise there
must b" strict regulation OF wave
lengths and transmission schedules.
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Titled Women Appear
as Mannikins in Salon

PARIS. March 25.-Mys. 10
Davidson, VIII" Of an American
sculptor. inauguratcd q fashion
ahl" drcSsmahinr salon which at
ta!ncd something OF sensation.
III that IN" Maunikins were titled
women. and tho guests included
eminent Er"uchic.n Of letters
Monsieur aud Madame Nuatol.
France, Monsieur aud Madame
claud" F'arrcrc and Andre dc
FouuuicrcS expressed admiration
for Mrs. Davidson's creations dc
signed along chimes" models.
which * the present FAD In Paris
The Baron"SScs ii" Reuter-. La
iaronu" and Dubrc,nu w.r,.
models. though the attention was
somewhat divided i",wocn the
striking gowns. the titled guests
present and the two literary
celebrities.
tC"ryrirht. 1922. hy ia" Public
Ledger CO..
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NONPARTISAN LEAGUE,
PRESIDENT RESIGNS
lo"ni"y Announces Complete Urruh
or RclationS with North
DpIOtu nouy.
Thy AssOclotcd Prcss |

FARGO. y. u. March PA g
Townlcy today announced that he
would present his resignation as
president ot III. National Sonpar-
'isan League TO The meeting Of the
Minnesota organization in Minncap-
oils March 81
THIS announcement was made by
Mr.. Townlcy 10 the State NOnparti-
san League convention here today
and wan coupled with a declaration
OF his complete severance of reIa :
lions with the North Dakota League
organization. II followed q speech
I'm which he made an !mpassione1
appca! for harmony in the party
ranks.
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deadly eff.

it. realize that you are takinS the
prescription Of Il physician who prac-
ilced medicine in the states OF Penn
sylvaniu and Ohio for sixty years,
ana that III those years II. success
fully treated thousands OF cases cX-
actly like yours.
Now, ii you really want a good
healthy. never bothcrS- me" kind OF
Il stomach one that you can always
depend upon To digest your food--Eet
box right away. and rcmcivlbcr that
IL Is most rigidiy guaranteed.
special note To Out-of-toun sui
fer.rs-I' cents mailed 10 the Dr.
Ortiz Laboratories. Fast Liverpool.
ohio, will hiring Il boz by Parcel Post.
and guaranteed. You can got II 1T
Grant Drug co. and all drugglsts.-
Adv.
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Guaranteed Stomach Remedy
Makes Big Hit in Richmond
Dr. Orths Stomach Remedy Now Being Sold by All
Druggists on the Square-Dea Money Back Plan

Go TO your druggist. says DIR. Orth.
II you are n sufferer from stoma ch
trouble. and get Il handy form pack
age OF DIR. Orth'S Stomach Remedy
remember the name. Take il accord
ing TO direction. and If, after taking
you can truthfuliy say il has done
YOU no good, don't want your
money. Simply take the empty box
back To your druggist and get your
money back.
So. il you suffer from Indigestion.
Dyspepsia. Acidity, Sour Stomach
Gas. Heartburn, Biliousness aud
Floating after eating. headac che,
coated tongue or painS In stomach
and side. go to your druggist at once
and get hox Of DIR. ,Orth's Stomach
Remedy, and when you start to take
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TIL draws
out the acids
and y q 8 o II s
that pun uib
your feet. Ne
M a I I e I how
hard you work.
how long you
dance, how far
You walk, or
how long you
remain on your
feet. IT ] Il -
brings rcstful
foot comfort.
VIZ is Won
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I\u kIux Attcnds rnncrnl.

ClNCINNATI. OHIO. March 90
The Eu KluN Khan held. it is said.
tits first funeral observance in the
North--in I.Ockland. Il suburb-today
when. hooded and gowned. leaders OF
the Invisible Empire attended in a
body the funeral services for Charles
- Cragwcll Roses were StrcwR on
his grave after the church services.
CraGwcll was culogized as n 100 per
cent American.
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You Can TRY 1t FREE

wives. mothers. sisters. Il is you that
the man VINO drinks WhIskcy. Mine ar
Beer 20 excess must depend upon 80 saw"
him from "A ruined lie aud "a druukarG's
grave. II" can't StOp--Nut YOU can save
him. Nil YOU havo 20 DO - 10 send your
name and address and we Will send abso-
!ute!y FREE ia ;.dm wrapper Il trial
ackaEc Of GOLDEN TREATMENT. You
VIII l." thankful as long ~ YOU Iiv" TINT
y"u did L.. Address DH. J. w. NAMES
Co. 323 GIcmm liLhs.. Cincinnmii. Ohin.
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GREEKS FIRE ACROSS
BULGAR LINE ALL DAY
sofia Ann"un"rs ORDERS There Is 10
he No Ucsponsc to
Shooting.
fBy Associated Press. |

SOFIA. BULGARIA, March "a
Reports from the Greco Bulgar
frontier say that there was firing
over the border all day yesterday
The bulgarian authorities ordered
Sat there should be no reply to the
Greek fire.
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derful for tired, aching, swollen.
smarting feet Your feet just tngIc
for JOY; shoes never hurt or seem
tight.
Get box OF TIL now from any
druggist or department store. End
foot torture forcvcr--wcar small"
SHOES. Keep your feet fresh. sweet
and happy.--Adv.
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t"nsrr>-n,un to spcnL.

rETmKsECNG. VA. March g5--
Congressman VIII u. upshaw. OF ~
lanti. Ca. Win speak tomorrow
morning at thd High Street Methodist
church and tomorrow night at the
Second BAPTIST Church. The puhli,
is Invited tu hear him.
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"T|z' PUTS JOY IN
SORE, ACHING FEET

"TlH" makes sore. burning. tired
feet fairly dance with delight. Away
go the aches and pains, the corns.
callouscs. blistcrs and bunions
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W" 'HII'H Uf StrOnU Dccrtc Mur,Icr
MARION. ALA. March o. VI nj
linGSworth and Mrs. Eoila y,o,, ~,
today found guilty In CIrcuj, cour.
second degree murder In conncc-
,,on WIN the death, by poisoning. OF
'''""' Horn husband Of the woman
az h'nisht was fixed at thirty years
In the pcnitentiary.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-07-28
SARCOPHACUS FOR
UNKNOWN SOLDIER
Understood President And Secre
tary Weeks Have Approved
That Design For Tomb

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-It is un,
derstoOd that President Harding and
Secretary Weeks have given their ap
proval TO a design for plain. white
marble sarcophagus TO mark the grave
OF the unknown soldier at Arlington
instead of the elaborately designed
thirty-foot shaft which was first con.
templated.
The Fine Arts Commission. how.
ever, has not given it's sanction and
will not do so until Thomas Hastings,
the architect of the amphitheatre at
Arlington, returns to the United
States from England There is a
strong belief that the present digni.
fled and simple granite pase in which
the American soldier lies Is sufficient
TO mark his resting place, and IL may
be that neither the sarcophagus nor
the shaft viii be erected. Fears are
expressed that additions to the tomb
will mar its dignity and break the
classic and beautiful OUTLINES OF the
amphitheatre. The suggestion has
been made that fiat. bronze coat of
arms should be laid on the great
stone, which rests above the soldiers
coffin and that nothing more should
be done.
The new design, which the Presi-
dent and the Secretary of War are
said to have approved. was made by
Colonel G. ii. Penrose of the Quar-
termaster's Corps, and is about FIVE
feet high. Its only decoration would
be the national coat of arms in
bronze. On the end of the tomb, fac
ing east, is the inscription, "Dulce ct
decorum est pro patria morti," and
Daa
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BIG D|R|G|BLE ENDS
NONSTOP FLIGHT TO
NEW YORK AND RETURN

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 2S.-
Army dirigible CO arrived at the Alb
erdeen. Md. proving ground at a.
m. today, concluding the return trip
of nonstop flight to New York.
upon which the big dirigible left Boil
ling Field here at 5 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The ship reached New
York about 1878 a. m., circled over
the city and was said to have dis
appeared in a short time on her re-
turn trip. AlA
The trip, which consumed about IL
hours. was said by officers to have
been without incident and was made
for the purpose of training pilots in
night flying. A crew of IL manned the
huge blimp.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-07-28
NAVY AND AIR FORCE
TO STAGE MIMIC WAR
GAME OFF VA. CAPES

A mimic battle will be staged off
the Virginia capes about the middle
of August, between the battleship and
the air forces.
The scheduled maneuvers between
fighting ships and the naval air
squadrons will be the first of the kind
to be carried out on a cooperative
scale. The maneuvers will represent
accurately conditions to be met in
possible naval engagements in the flu
ture. They will work out problems
in which scouting and torpedo planes
are pitted against modern fighting
ships.
The personnel at the naval air sta
ton. Hampton Roads, has been aug
mented and the station is the scene o,
great activity in preparation for the
Forthcoming maneuvers. The planes
take the air daily in practice fights to
work out formation problems for at
tack on surface craft.
In the battle the fleet will be some
where at sea off the Virginia capes
and must be located by air scouts be-
fore the attack begins.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-07-28
RESCUE HOSE COMPANY
HAS JOINED TWILIGHT
BASEBALL LEAGUE

The directors of the Twilight
Baseball League" have decided to
have six teams in the league. The
league now consists of the following
teams: Elks, Odd Fellows. Marines,
Moose. Rescue Hose Company and
Reina Mercedes.
A schedule covering all games to he
played up to and including August %
has been drafted. and as previously
stated the first game will be between
the two greatest rivals-not for the
league lead. but to settle old scores
these teams being the Odd Fellows
and Elks tomorrow. The Rescue
Hose Company's team. the new entry,
will have among other good players
yellow" Clark, Engelke and Newton.
Tomorrow's game starts promptly
at $3.50 p. m. and from the talk about
the city the Twilight League" will
get off to a good start
Arrangement OF Schedule
The schedule of games beginning
with that of tomorrow and extending
to the latter part of August follows:
July 29-Elks. versus Odd Fellows
July S1-Moose. versus Marines.
August 2-Reina Mercedes, versus
Rescue Hose Company.
August 5-Marines 5 versus Odd Eel
lows:
August 7-Reina Mercedes. versus
Moose.
August s-Rescue Hose Company
versus Elks.
August 1S-Moose. versus Odd Eel
lows.
August 14-Rsscue Hose Company
versus Marines.
August 16-Reina Mercedes, versus
Elks.
August 19-Rescue Hose Company
versus Odd Fellows.
August 21-Reina Mercedes, versus
Marines.
August 23-Moose. versus Elks.
All games will be played on the dia
mond of st. Johns College, Saturday
contests to begin at $3.50 p. M; other
days at 6 p. m. If postponement il
necessary in any case, Tuesday
Thursday or Friday, the next oper
days, will be utilized.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-07-28
MAY COMPLETE
NEW BRIDGE BY
NEXT DECEMBER
Final Approval Of South River
Contract Given BY Commits
sioners At Special Meeting To-
day - Prompt Action Neces-
sary To Meet Exigencies
TO ABANDON FERRY AS
RETRENCHMENT PLAN

Virtually the last obstacle confront
ing the construction OF a new bridge
across South river, between fuckers
Landing and Taylorsville. was re-
moved today when the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners. held special ses-
sion, approved of the revised specif-
cations and finally awarded the con-
tract to the Mclean Construction
Company, of Baltimore. Meanwhile
formal sanction of the War Depart-
ment is required, and this phase of
the matter will be taken up imme.
diately by County Engineer Walter C.
Munroe, by direction of the County
Commissioners.
AS stated in The Capital few days
ago, the award of contract under the
revised specifications was held MP
subject to the approval of Nicholas III.
Green, counselor to the Board. and
Engineer Munroe. The fact that the
revised specifications brought the
contract above the $4,000 to be rea.
liZed by the sale of bonds, by about
$2,500, presented an issue. but it was
finally decided that the Board OF
Commissioners have general powers
relative to the building of bridges
and wharves, and this brought about
a complete solution of the whole prob
lem.
The extra funds that will be need
ed will be provided by retrenchment
of county expenses along, several diff.
ferent lines. One particular instance
will be closing down the ferry just
as soon as building construction work
is started. This will bring about a
saving of at least $500 per month in
actual ferry operation expenses:
Then too, the county would have been
placed to considerable additional ex-
penses for new boats or repairing old
ones, and buying a new cable would
represent an item OF about $40O.
Then there was another important
Continued On Page ~
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L|NTH|CUM FILES HIS
PAPERS FOR CONGRESS

J. Charles Linthicum, member of
the House of Representatives from
the Fourth district, has filed his
papers as a Democratic candidate for
denomination.
Mr.. Linthicum is the veteran of the
Maryland delegation, having held
membership in the House longer than
any present member.
Mr.. Linthicum is not expected to
have any opposition in the primaries
and it is not yet known whom the
Republicans will put up. There was
a recent report that John H. Butler, q
real estate dealer, might run, but he
has not filed his papers.
Mr.. Linthicum is quoted at tn,
anti-volstead headquarters as beins
100 per cent. wet"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-07-28
CITIZEN SOLDIERS At
!. CAMP MEADE TO MAKE
TRIP TO ANNAPOLIS

Plans for recreational features IL
connection with the citizens militar
training camp. which opens at Cam,
Meade, this county. on Thursday
next week, have virtually been com
pleted. The program will include /;
trip to Annapolis on August 6, a tri
on the bay. aboard the iceboat La
trobe. August %, at 2:30, with sup
per, entertainment and dancing, an
a trip to Mount Vernon on August 1!
Rev. James NJ. Magruder. of Hockey
near Annapolis, has been designate
chairman of the committee to perfec
arrangements for the trip to Annapo
lis above referred to-.
Those attending the camp will hav'
free use of all privileges of the Younf
Mems Christian Association and tn
Knights of Columbus of their recre
alton features. such as gymnasium
Fand swimming pools.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-07-28
NO DEFINITE PLACE
FOR NAW-PA. STATE
GR|D|RON CONTEST

No definite place for the Navy-Penn
State football game, scheduled for
November 4, has yet been agreed upon
by officials OF the two institutions, ii
was announced at the Naval Academy
Commander Douglas l.. Howard, in
charge of athletics, is away on a trip
but officials close to the administra-
tiOn declared that negotiations are
still pending both with Washington
and Philadelphia officials for the use
OF grounds in those cities. No def
mite decision will be reached until
Commander Howard's return to the
Academy. which will not be for about
two weeks.
Washington is conceded to have as
good chance as any other city to
land the Penn State-Navy game, pro-
viding the Capital city can provide a
suitable playing ground for the date
on which the game is scheduled
However, advices indicate that the
American League ball park there il
already under contract for November
4, in which case the game will almost
certainly go to Philadelphia.
Navy officials are loath to change
the date from the fourth to the third
even to permit its being played in the
Capital. They feel they will be forced
to Dlow through too much red tape, as
is customary in the navy, and prefer
that the game be played as scheduled
regardless of the location.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-07-28
GOVERNOR TO WITNESS
ARTILLERY ON PARADE

Tomorrow will be Governors Day
at Camp Pritchett, Tobyhanna, Pa
where the artillery batteries of tn.
Maryland National Guard now are en-
camped for field instruction. Cover
nor Ritchie and Genera
Milton A. Reckord., OF the Maryland
Guard. are expected to visit the camp
General Reckord is with the Other
units of the Maryland National Guart
encamped at Edgewood.
In connection with the visit of tn.
Governor special drills will be giyei
by the artiilerymen in the field am
on the range.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-07-28
ANNAPOLIS A. c. NINE
TO PLAY THE LONE STARS

The ball tossers of Annapolis Ath-
leuc Club expect formidable opposi-
tion Sunday afternoon when they
clash with the nine of the Lone Star
Athletic Club. of Baltimore. on the
West Annapolis diamond. The game
will begin at 2:30 o'clock. The Lone
Stars are said to have strong COM
lination, some of the best amateur
around Baltimore being numbered
among the outfit.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-07-28

FIRE DESTROYS NAVY
BARN, 80 TONS OF HAY

i'Fe 'aat broke out shortly after /
,' "o'A This afternoon destroyed a
.''a '0h'aining 80 tons of hay on the
s'O'''s about the Naval Radio Sta
T. ,.''' across the Severn river from the
-''' academy, a truck, with fire.
~. ~ VI 'ae Rescue Hose Company. re-
.--D,o ,..'- To an alarm, but upon their
Iva. ''''' II vas found that to render
y. .,''SS'u' aid was ont of the ques-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-07-28
CLAIM GERMAN PLOT
ON PO|NCkRE's LIFE
CBy The Associated Press,

PARIS, July 2S.-The French Gov
ernment, it was made knwon today,
has received what it considers abso-
lutely trustworthy information that
an attempt against the life of Premier
Poincare is being plotted in German
monarchist circles.