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If 4 1923
ANNAI*O I, ! 8. M I).
I'ttlilliM I Hjr Holiday by
TIIE 'APITAt. rtail.lHIUKO CDMIMXT
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TUK jjiPiNl.N.O • ATITAI.
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('ha*. < Kelli'‘* r..it irybioti *.*
"Mri-blr.l ft*?ili*eUlHTy" J> n-jr Our*.- J*
William Mak*r \VV*f I al .Sin
IV. It A. Siii.ri Liiip Term! an I
M. Mi- r . T.U W-t K.-si
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iN-iliiri-i in Kstpi-t. 4*r-
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Vo* - 111 hurt- il - i:cr.\*t\*J f AIITAI.
in abed to y--u x, In i> a \ ;i y from tin- ■ lty
l.v lfsivliijr you; -.I- iic ami .cldi-ei-H nt tlie
I-- I I . .nulltil; JCi.IIU |>cr
year, fntvab . my i-.muu*
In tin- ( nil.- I : , '.iiuila.
Ktitcrm -I An i i.lin l'ot<>f!W
t* - -mil 'l„*. Muller.
Member of 1 e A> ,<M-j;it'd l're
Tlio A • f*rt*iM la oxelu
ilii'-S ciuti.v. i > !!.• nac for rv-
Itublb- ti-1 •* ;li ■ I."*l twllli-fl }|
H nr not I'tbetwiM crcillieu in
Hdw ■•'■l alto the lot ill !in
liublMt". j, i(,\ri lii. Ait rlplA*. of |
re - nub ii-it oti i.f kiMv I nt <ttu- |
put lii'ii tn.ii in Tire lino n*arv*-*d.' I
TI! RSD 'V, HH-KVAKY 22. 192:1. .
WASHINGTON
Time, which i impartial, an 1
the evidence if • vettts which
never can lie twisted in any
body's* favor, made of George
Washington, whose birthday \vc|
celebrate today, tile superb fig
ure that lie is in American his- 1
toiy. It was not the esteem of
lii.s contemporaries or the under-;
staudnig of the people who fol-j
lowed immediately after them.
in his day, Washington waj!
hated, suspected, libeled aril
even advertised as a traitor* to I
bis country, lie moved to the:
end of his official career in aj
j<torm of criticism generated out |
of fear, jetiousy, ignorance and
passionate enmity. In the reac
tion of scatiment that came ;
generation after his death Wash
ington was misrepresented in
'Milter ways, lie was represented
as the embodiment of all the vir
‘ tucs, as a sort of cotton-wool
saint, in attitudes that would
have caused him amusement if In
had been alive to read the earl)
histories of his time and work.'
Washington was, in fact, a
two-fisted man of unbending hon
or and limitless courage, who
brought to the service of his
country a love of fair dealing and
a genius for leadership combined
wtili a slow, cumulative hatred of
all injustice.
I he memory of Washington,
who retired after all his match
less service thanking God for the
opportunity to escape from the
mean conflicts of selfishness that
raged around him, may have sus
tained Lincoln in the days when
• he. too, was being called a wreck
jjornnd a visionary. It may have
> Comforted Hoo.-i \ elt when, onh
. a few years ago. the folk who
now make solemn pilgrimage to
his tomb w ere calling him an an-j
archist who ought to lie locked |
Mip. It should console Woodrow
W ilson.
Onl\ the vct \ -trong men who
caYe more L r justice and for
mankind than they care for their
own lives may dare to be pion
eers ot great new causes in a
democracy. Such men have to
. o(| fu- without company. Aft
' whet! tin y are shown to j
ba\c hci n wise and brave ser
vants u: tlie people, monuments
arc built t\r diem and we turn
. out to make speeches w hich im
ply that we ourselves somehow i
helped them on to triumph.
I sually we do nothing of the
sort. 1 here are too many of us
who hate the thought of change
or progress, too many of us who
are comfortable enough as mat- 1
ters stand, too many of us •who |
•forget.that time and thinking go j
on relent!e-.-!y no matter what
the individual may desire, and 1
that those who refuse to move
forward intelligently and bravely <
to face new* responsibilities cre
ated in the process of evolution '
,w ill be violently compelled, soon- ,
rr or later, bv forces outside ,
themselves, to take second, third J
of fourtlr place in the procession. ,
MANY NOTABLES ATTEND
[ELEBRATION HELD TODAY |
AT lljiil
Hr tbs tkMo otird
AI.KXtNUKi A, VA.. Feb. 22. Uib
tar c Alexandria, the litl*<? Virginia
town r rojnJ wbicli Gcutro Washing
• ii *..it many a day. ra dre*Md
:* ii true holLay tyk- today to wel
e teufinreds o£ viailora from
!•■•.• ’he at ate. tho District cf C>a
:..i . . 4d Wr.rylami.
Co . i rjik!e * pariy, fucludlng a ■
♦ ...Ut (ft troinen prominent in tU<-
,i ili' ai and aociaJ life of lliclimoiid.
.•• -• ixyerted to arrive in time to
v ..v f the monater parade, the fea
ture of the day** memorial cekbra-
Th" Richmond niue Battalion ac
eoi:i|*a!ih'J iv the Cadet Baud of Ricli
a o:'.! and the Land from St. Mary’s
Industrial School ronsistina of 75
l icet s and familiarly known as “Babe
i: Mb's own." will march In the pa
rade as well as Troops from nearby
NAVY GYMNASTS SCORE
OVER DARTMOUTH TEAM;
MUkhipmen gymnasts scored an
ca-y victory over reJiresiMUatiVeh of
Dartmouth in a dual engagement yes
terday, 37 to 8. Featuring the meet
v.’.is the splendid work of BckKs. of
the Bifi Green- team. on. the parallel
Lar*. I!o aOJI over Dialer. Navy, by
n haif point. That wa;Ttfie only fir.it
place taken l*y the New Kaglander*.
Siuumary <#f Hvents
llorixontal Bar Pearson, Navy,
won; Dancy. Navy, second; Pearl,
Dartmouth, third.
Flying Rings—Taylor. Navy, won;
"Wood, Navy, second; Dawson, Dart
mouth, third.
Parallel Bars -Beggs. Dartmouth,
won; Riglor, Navy, second; Mosley,
Navy, third."
Side Horse-Clark, NJivy. won;
Sanders, Navy, second; Waller, Navy,
third. • -
Tumbling -Truss, Nuvy, won; Syl
vester. Navy, second; Graydot,, Dart
mouth. third.
Final score: Navy, 117; Dartmouth, 8
■ HOLIDAY SPIRIT
MARKS BIRTHDAY
OF WASHINGTON
(Contlnnril I rum I'.ice 1.)
her of social and pleasure functions
•k* on the calendar for this afternoon
and tonight. A dance is being held
In the assembly room of the city high
school this afternoon under the aus
pices of high school scholars, and like
functions at the Naval |\cfcdemy and
Carvel Hall; the Severn Boat Club
will hold its annual “Washington's
B'rthday hn<juet" tonight nt the
•"lull’s-quarters; the Associated Gov- ,
I'mmentvSmvdoVecs of Annapolis will
8/ve a charity benefit entertainment
in the high school- building tonight,
and householders who wish to dis- j
pense with tne care of preparing the I
evening mead wMtl have opportunity of !
“cuppijig’’ out, as the Bible j
Class of Trinity Methodist Episcopal j
Church (South) will hold an oyster .
supper in the basement of the church j
tonight.
house Accepts senate
CHANGES TO BRITiSH SECT
FUNDING AGREEMENT
k
Ulv Tlie .XwiN'hileil I’ro.>
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb. 22. b
Tlie last action necessary t Cougrcc- I
sionai approval of the British deb; ;
utnding agreement was taken today |;
by the House, which, withput rflt call.!’
accepted the Senate changes to the :
j bill, amending the Allied debt fund-1 !
I ing act. |
The measure now goes to the Presi- |
; dent and upon his signature the
; agreement between the United States!'
and Groat Britain worked out by the!
British debt commission will come
into force, having been approved by (
the British cabinet.
19 nil. i
SCK JOINTS
AND STOP PAIR
%
Instant relief with a small trial
bottle of old “St.
Jacobs Oil”
' f <r
r **
Rheumatism is “pain" only.
Not one .ease in fifty requires inter
nal treatment. Stop drugging! Rub
soothing, penetrating “St. Jacobs Oil"
right info yofir sore, stilT. aching
joints, and relief comes instantly. “St.
Jacobs Oil” is a harmless rheumatism
liniment which never disappoints and
cannot hum thV'skln. '
Umbering uift Quit complaining!
Get a small trial bottle erf o’d. honest
St. Jacobs Oil” at any drug store,
and in just a moment you’ll be free
from rheumatic pain, soreness and
stiffness. Don’t suffer! Relief awaits
>ou. St. Jacobs Oil" is just as good
for sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, back
ache. sprains.
TIIF M’LMXG CAPITAL, ANNAPOLIS, M \UYL\NI). THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 22. 102-2
! ARMY LADS EN
ROUTE FOR BIG.
TILT ON COURT
‘Caiillnaril Emm !’(• i.*
■r tinted play a few minute* later
h>nch was all orer the floor, in addi
tion to performing guard duty in
splendid style. The Catholics no*
only exhibited the best article cf the
game seen here this season, but they
aUo had the 'stay iri ! phys!cal endur
ance. the Navy star, ehdtvod
his usual sggreestmeness. hut he was
kept so well covered that his chances
to shoot were few compared tt> former
■gßtne*- Parrish 'and Shapioy were
strong in the Navy line-up.
Second Setback For > J\ y
Yesterday's setback was the second
the middies itave suffered this sea-on.
Mid-January they lost to Pbonsyf
vat\n 25 to 24, in Rhiladeiphia, hut 10
—N
THE ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY
. ' i
Assets Over .... $2,840,000.00 j
" " ——■ -
OKGANJZII) IN 1805 *
The following officers hav’e serY/ed this
Bank during its existence of 11 8 years:
PRESIDENTS CASHIERS
John Muir 1-805-1810 Jonathan Pinkney. . isn.l-i.tjj^'
Henry Hall Harwood. 1810-IS3G Samuel Maynard 182S-isc<;
George Wells 1850-1877 Thomas Franklin 1536-1553
Alexander Randall. . .1877-18S1 Richard T. Cowman.; 1853-1854
John Wirt Randall... 1881-19J2 Nicholas Hammond 1854-1808
Harry J. Hopkins 1912- Louis Gardner Gassavay.lSCS-18SJ
Gccrge Albert Culver 1800-lOOC
Louis Dorsey Guss tway. .1900-
4 Per Cent on Savings Accounts
% 2 Per Cent, on Checking Accounts
The Farmers National Bank
OF ANNAPOLIS, MD.
j
' Helping the Dealer to Sell
Every manufacturer appreci
ates, in some degree, the im
portance of helping the* re
tailer sell his product. And yet
in many instances that degree
is very small. It can hardly be
compared in importance— so
thinks a certain type of manu
facturer with selling the
product to the dealer.
It is nothing short of a false
assumption, unsound and un
trustworthy, to think that
merely stocking up the dealer,
with a product constitutes ef-ij
fective distribution. Effort ofjj
that kind, it is true, may dis
pose of a lot of goods, but it i
does not sell them. Unless the ;
consumer comes in prepared
or. disposed to buy them they
. will remain on the shelf of the
dealer, re-orders will be im
possible, and the whole prod
uct will be a failure.
The safest alternative is for
- the to create a
consumer demand through
Advertising. This will help
the dealer move the goods,
and then he will order more.
t „ Advertising is as much a
* - basic part of the business of
l- * the manufacturer of any speci-
■lays later they avenged that here. 1
31 to 20.
Line-Up ,|nd Summary
C. F. *2l) Pos. Navy (19)
Kbert Forward Mills |
Bros! in Forward Harris!
Fitzgerald Centre. . .Jones
Lynch Guard . Parr
Lawler Guard Flippen !
Substitutions Navy: Signer for'
Mills. Parrish for Signer, M Kce for’
Harris Walshe for Jones. Barnca for j
Parr. Matteuccl for Flippen, Shapley I
for Matteuccl ckiholle University: i
O’Connor for Fitzgerald. Fitsgeralil!
for Brtslin. Brealin for O'Connor,'
L.irk!u for Lawlor. Ca’holic Unlver-i
*!tv scoring Field goals: Eberts j
(2), Lynch (2), Fitzgerald <2), Bre?-1
lilt. Goals from fouls: Lynch (7 out
of 10). Navy scoring- -Fit id goal?: j
Waishe (2). /Parrish. MeKeo. Foul
goals: McKee (9 out of 10, Parr (2
__outof2l. Referee. Fuller, of Wagh
T Pablished hy t!m Evening Capital In*e-o„eraUn wlih 1
L The AssocfelU.n of Advertising Agencies J
\
*
ingtoif; umpire, C. Coliifl'"'cr, of
Georgetown. Time of halves —2O
minutes.
“THE RABBIT* FAMILY”—
PAPER DOLL CUT-OUT
Next Sunday The New ork World
will give away with eai-h copy of
The Sunday World a heavy paper
cut-oht in colors. This one v ill be
the "RjiM.it Family." consisting of
ten piece!? when cut up.—(Adv.i
l'ery Thin Pancakes
Mix together three eggs beaten,
one and cupfuls of ,)nii\. i.pe
I cupful of ,four, salt to taste.g:ul one
j tablespooijfvl of cooking o*|. Rea
i thoroughly. Cook very jhiq i#. large
i eakes < n a hot, grev ed griddle.
| When brown ox* one side, turn c :d
brown the other. Spread with a H : -
tie jam and roll up Dust with pou j
dcred sugar.—Washington Star.
FOR SALET
! Bungalow, West St $4500
: Dwelling'. Murray Ave 7000
| Dwelling. Murray Hill. Si,-
000 cash, balance on time 7500
I
i Dwelling, Chesapeake Ave. SSOC
; Bungalow. Chesapeake Ave. 4000
Bungalow. Severn Ave 3000
Bungalow, West Annapo
j lis 5700
Brick building, Main 5t.... 9500
: Bungalow, Eastern Ave.... 3500
Dwelling, Spa View lights. Gs\o
TERMS TO SUIT
■
B. J. Wiegard
Real Estate A* insurance
21 SCHOOL ST. f2i
E. O. LEAGUE
ROOFING
Siioutini;, Slii-ct Mp|:il unil Worii.
STOVES ANI* rntN XceJ INSTALi.KII
AMI KEHAIKEI)
' “"OX K SO.W
fic trade-marked product as is
pioduction and distribution.
It is not something that can be
considered merely as an ex
pense to be curtailed to the
minimum. It is a creative in
fluence which, more than any
other thing after the merit of
the product, determines the
extent of the consumer de
mand.
Too often the manufacturer
thinks of his advertising as a
clever means of impressing
fl the dealer with the desirability
of stocking up with his goods,
and does enough to accom
plish that effect, and then ex
pects the dealer to move the
goods. This is a mistaken use
of advertising and it quickly
reacts upon the manufacturer.
is the business of the
dealei to provide the goods
which the public demand. He
would be foolish to do other
wise, and would soon cease to
kf ea^er - It is the business
tnc manufacturer mean
ing specifically, the manufac
turer of a trade-marked ar
ticle,, or one that might be
trade-Tiparked -rpi tpr, create a
consumer demand by means
of Advertising.
f^orrtci
"Means Prompt
Relief’*
GbipletS
Don’t Wait A Day
To Cure
■ COLDS : j
Pneumonia, Grip and fW]
influenza May
Develop
Iti-dinond'H '//fo
rlwrinat'}',
' XV. 11. Ktillinnn.
rp SL i.ioßiird'a I*hmirjr. I%|
P^ulcan
Marin? Engine
LATROBE & CO.
MARINE : ENGINEERS
ANNAPOLIS. MD.
CHAS. M. CARLSON
urn ci.oit'l >tkk hTKi:i;r
CONTRACTOR
and MILDER
I'Mlnutln Cheerfully (ilveu,
PIIONK 37
Try an ml in TIIE EVENING C’Al*l
- flt nays!
Classified
Ads -'1
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LOST M.iK- ,"
. license \ • ;tn •
vr.-ml. Minnie i;is
FOU S V! K
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j big India, ii.t <
| .small rooms • in.
! i>vt>ry Fount u
Tdw rlvrlit .1
| liot'ti. 1.,. K |
FOR HALF \\
36 f t*t long, 7 i,
12 11. I*.. ;w,
Mr. I*. M s,i
F,uat|iort. ‘ ':t 4
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tort**. New i.iv- '
1 lli'H. Apply -
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I A>*n mini s In. w,
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FOIC Stl K
|irm tii-jiily n.w. \
l'.ii Main idr.'ii
FOK SALK Tii :■*■•■
hi.iin prow! ;..i.
Trlrrii from v'.tin .... ‘
yon. Charles ! | |„
Td. OOil.
FOK S \ I.K Wi!
sptvlng mm-lii
full act nf .Mtiii'iii; • ~ J.'?
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j foiikim
for ki n r M
rooms. billl 11! .| j I ’
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Market street.
• I FOK UKNT Co.up.'
j room house. I'li..n s ■
W A > I i ll
Wl 1.1 l Clerks. •
(iovirnminl I m
* monthly. T:\p.ri.:,
fret* list posiilons i ... , |,i.. J
J iavis i former i >. .j
7 111 Fleming T*!'':-- u • „■ . |
WAMF.It To
na|M>li; April I*t ii\.
" location nml p: i. < r ■ >
i. u \NTFit Young • ■! i.-;
Mrs. Wolf. Mi *t. -• Ins'. I
1 XVANTKIt T*. !u>
house 111 rit.'. Ac !' !'■ •. !.
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w lilte. mill'll'' oil' ■
pl'NitlOll. IJill ll' ll' o. ■■ n
lt'i\ 1112. Capital "I!.-.
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|ln the Matter "f 111.- ■ "I 'M
| IJcal Fatalo of .li -•• !'■ • '
No. i7i ; i • 111 i’>.
j 111 t lo- < 'lrrnit < '"in ■ ' Sft^
I Ordered, tills sc, ,;.ij ~( !l
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Aildltoi, t'lcil . ii" in '-"3
nil."l < nils.'. ’• • ''litI I .' •:> s 2
le> H I'ltUSO to III' . ..-it (nr > 'ini
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next. . -
WM V W iii.l'WAlil'
| True < ’opt*. 'I oh'
j WM. N V. <ii il • ’.\ ' •
W. B. & A. ElecU
Railroad
MID-FIT V TKlifllMLl
I Haif-Honrly Sorri' .- \ -nlr.f *i- *
lirtwifn Aiiuapi'ilt 'inltim-f*
Wnahlngtoa an <t ' n 'f J
; <Waablngton nr. t <mp *■
paafongerr . tirnißi* t
‘ Acaileoiy J a action. I
LEANT ANNATOU*
>t Mrrrt Stall**
i 5.10. *5.90. i> 2i>, yOVi d.M.y
10.20. 11.20. A. M 1--": '/.d
4.20. X4..VJ, 5 :<■. 15.20. o*
11.20. I*. M.
j Leave Nava! .V-a*!**:!
earlier; K!ate H "iw
Street ami Colin:*' Aves*
| minuted earner. .
Connecting at fniei.ton w ‘ lt
ANNAPOLIS SIIOUT U v * *
BUdcn Street -t**’**
5.20 A. M. and ha.f T ’ !, ' r 'i
and 50 mlnut s w
6.50 I*. M . then at T-A
amt 11.5.) M. M , ,
5.20 and 5.5<J A M. tralo* M
Sunday.
LEAVE IULTIMOttr-W ®
6.35, 7.25. f-35. t*
j 12.35, 1 35. 2. •: '■"MS l
6.35. 6.35. 7215, 2 5. U-*>
A. 1.
j All train a recelv. • ■ !,ir fr. 3 il^
at local point* - 71
Naval Academy •'
ley and Llnilii ■ “ '
ANNAPOLIS
Howard and I
5.15 A. M. and ha if ! ' 7 t*
anil 45 minuted . . ■ * jJ
6.15 P. M . the., r. • ,‘u
11.15, P. U., and
6.15 and 5.15 A 'd. M
Sunday.
LEAVE V.'sHNGT
?.00. 6.45. 8.00. 9.0" 1 1 ' U .„, ji
1.00, 2.00, 3.00, x•• -t**. 4 5 fj
.00, J.OO, 9 00, Hoo • *
*—Daily except
For ticket* and lnf-rm*' 50 ®
city ticket ofllcea: w “ ,t s . ,
Carve! Hall. Short ‘ -
Street.
FOR SAL
Modern dwelling
i rooms, bath, electric £&*
age. Terms SLOOO cas
on time,
B. J. WIEGARP
le:tl Fstale A In‘H raß
*1 S< HOOF ST-

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