Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-14
Resolutions Adopted Urging The Passagt
OF Certain Bills introduced In The
Legislature Busy Ses-
sion OF The Club.


lature by Mr.. Isaac Lobe Straus. Said
bill met with the appreciation OF entire
members present, and the following reso-
lutions were unanimously passed, alter a
request from Mrs. George w. Sadtler for
the Clubs endorsement OF the bill topro
hibit the desecraiion OF the American
Flag was reported by the secretary
Resolved First--That every member
and associate member OF this Club is re-
quesied to use her or his IL fluence to pro.
mote the passage OF the following bills
now pending in the Legislature OF Mary
land Bill against "Expectoration In
Public Conveyances." recently in,roduc
ed by Mr.. Isaac Lobe S,raus bill for
Compulsory Education Of ali Children
for Four Months in The Year." as pre-.
sent, d by the Woman's Club o Kensing
ton; bill against The Dissertation Of
The American Flag"
Resolved Second--That our secretary
send a copy OF resolution No. 1 10 SEN
ator Elijah Williams. our honored asso.
ciate member, ana solicit lis most flea.
cious support OF said bills stipulated in
the foregoing resolution.
Resolved Third That our secretary
send a copy of resolution No. to our
este m, d associate member, Mr.. +. Eu-
gene Wathen. and request his able sup
part OF the bills mentioned in said reso-
luuo1. through his press ard personal
irhuence.
Resolved Fourth--That the Lend-a-
Hand Club of Earleigh Heighls.on-Sev-
ern most heartily co-operates with the
"Neighborhood Improvement Club OF
Govan,town, in endorsing the bill pro-
hibiiog expsctoraton In public convey
ances recently introduced by Mr. Isaac
Lobe Siaus.
Resolved Fiith--That we will use our
influence to promote the passage of the
bill fof compulsory education. endorsed
by five clubs belonging to the State Fed
etation OF Woman's Clubs, and present.
ed To us by the Woman's Club, OF Ken
singlon for our endorsement.
K, solved Sixh--That we will gladly
Join c forts with "The Arundel Club oi
Baltimore in behalf Of the bill prob bit
ing desecra,ion OF our flag.
Resolved Seventh That our secretary
send copy Of resolutions Nos. /. a. s,
8 ard 7 TO Mr.. Isaac Lobe Suaus, Rep.
fesen,auve OF The House OF Delegates,
earnestly soliciting his active interest az
support OF the bills stipulated in reso-
luton No 1.
r. solved Eighth That our secretary
send a copy OF resolutions Nos. 4. 4. s,
and to MIR. "A. l. Dry den, Repre- sent
alive OF the House of Delegates, earn
esily soliciting his active interest and
support Of the bills stipulated in reso-
luton No. /.
Communications in connection with
Consumers L.ague work in Maryland
were read. A request Tor a report OF the
Clubs winter work in that line from
Mrs L S Hubert, chairman of the
PhHanih'opic section of "The Woman s
Club q Roland Park" was read, to thi.
Miss Anna Brayshaw, chairman of the
Consumers Lsal ue Committee, was able
to give very satisfactory report.
One OF the committee having interest,
ed lady, who has succe, ded in inter
es,ing twent, five oi her irienos. each oI
the twenty.six ladies decline to buy good.
not bearing the "white Label that are
on he white list" Many others have
also been intetesis d, and the demand for
articles oi apparel bearing the "whits
label is rapidly growing. II every Club
woman, TO say nothing OF those that ave
not members OF clubs, would follow the
example OF those twenty six ladies', il
would be but question of very shori
time until every "sweat shop" in Mary.
land is abolished
The Lend.a-Hand Club Of Earleigh
Heights on Severn hcaitlly endorses the
commen6able work done b. the Woman {
Club Of Roland Paik in this line, and
most willingly responded to the appeal
from that Club, to give II serious CO op.
Grafton. The Club most earne silly desires
the cooperation OF every woman. There
are sixteen stores in Baltimore. now car.
rying a line Of "while LABEL d articles,
which shows that the merchants and
manufacturers are willing TO respo "a
any persistant dt mind. Il is the earnest
plea OF the Club that every woman shall
take ore Of the cards, and in her shop.
ping pauoeizs these goods. and by the
continued demand for III maautartrreo
got d. 10 contain the LABEL" extend the
scope oi This work.
II women really care that the tight
conditions pr. vail IN the manufacture ol
their articles OF apparel, they need only
prove this 10 the merchants and manu-
facturers by wearing these goods Il foi
sanitary purposes and for humanity SAX,
the interest IS not arous, d il seem hardly
possible that every true Maryland woman
can fail to respond TO The cal with en-
thusiasm when she realiz IS thst the homes
Of our forefathers. including The old Car
roll Mansion have been converted into
these dens II seems strange thai Mary
land has to be among the last OF III,
States to take action in projects OF prog
ress. Why does she never take the iniii
ative Already a number OF States hav,
done good work in the Consumers Leagu'
Let US follow their example. Will no
| Mar, land papers expouse the cause
Should anoyone desire partic ulars. the,
will be gladly furnished by the Club ol