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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-12
TO HEAD ATLANTIC FLEET.
Rear Admiral Badger to Succeed Rear
Admiral Osterhaus.


Rear-Admiral Charles J. Badger,
COW aid for inspections at the Navy
Department. VIII relieve Rear Ae-
mlral Hugo 0stsrhaus Of command of
the Atlantic feet on January 4. and
wilt take the feet at once 10 southern
waters for 4 series Of msneugers.
During the winter the feet will visit
Colon bv divisions, in order 70 give
the officers and enlisted men an oppor-
tunity TO see the wonders Of the Pam
anna canal.
An order issued at the Navy De-
parttnent. Washington, assigns Resr-
Admiral Bradley A. Fiske. now coms
manding the first division Of the At
lantic feet. to duty at the Navy De-
partment as aid for inspections TO
take effect January 4.
His detachment from the fleet will
result in shifting Of division COM
manders and the placing Of Rear Ad-
miral Frank Z. Beatty, now con-
mandant Of the Washington navy
yard, in command of the junior divi-
sion.
AS previously announced, Capt.
Hilary P. Jones, commanding the
battleship Rhode island. will succeed
Ad niral Beatty as eommandant of
the Washington navy yard.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-12
10 EaLer U. 5. senatoriaI lOnte.s.

To Enter U. 5. Senatorial contest.
The Anti-Saloon League announces
its intention of taking hand not only
in the election Of the next Legis-
lature, but in the selection of the two
United States Senators from Mary
land. The passage Of the interstate
liquor shipment till, designed to pro-
hibit the Interstate shipment f
liquor intended to be used in violation
Of the law of the state into which it
is consigned, is of vital Importance
to Maryland and will determine to q
large degree the effectiveness not only
of present but future restrictive Leg
islation.
The League announces that it will
not enter into any deal with any
party. but that if the organization of
the Democratic party continues its
stupid subserviency to the liquor
traffic, and the Republicans and Pro-
gressives will get together ana de-
clare for the local option bill and
thereby offer the League its only
chance of securing a legislature favor
able to the bill, the League will sHp-
port such alliance and enable it to
capture both United States Senators,
provided it selects foe this purpose
men who are right on the interstate
liquor shipmeat question.
The League also announces that if
the local option bill is beaten this
time, regardless Of the reason, the
league will start at once for state
wide prohibition This policy was
determined upon last spring Many of
the enthusiastic League supporters
are urging the management not to
wait two years. but to start for
state prohibition this time. The
League management believes that
Chis would be premature, but that
another local option defeat will so in
cense the people as to insure the
speedy passage of ssan amendment and
its adoption by the people, and really
get prohibition more quickly than to
attempt it before the time is ripe.
The following are the days" and
those il charge of them:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-12
BOOK LORE

Horace Kephart's description Of the
life and customs of our little known
countryman, the mountaineer Of the
Southern Appaiachians, is an extreme
" interesting feature of the December
OUTING. Kirk b. Alexander. the au-
thor Of stories Of outdoor adventure,
takes Gs on a jaunt by canoe up en-
evil-tempered canadian river, which he
and four friends set out to conquer.
The cause Of their failure is not the
least interesting part of the story.
A remarkable series of aashlight
photographs of big game in the North
Woods, taken by Fl. A. Grant increases
The pictorial interest Of the December
issue, and in addition there are short
stories snd practical articles on sub
iects near TO the heart of the outdoor
man. Cover design by Chales Livings-
ton Bull. THE OUTING MAGA-
ZINE. all newsstands. % cents sub
scription, S300 a year.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-12

An elderly, roly-poly sort Of man
has been seen to consume a lunch ev-
cry day for a week that takes the
prize for oddly. The waitress brings
to him a plate OF French ice cream
and a bowl OF hot milk, the bowl be-
ing covered with a saucer. Between
small spoonfuls Of the Ice cream he
ladies' out a little OF the milk into
the ice cream and then little Of the
milk into another bowl. testing its
temperature the while with sips. By
the time the milk has become sufl-
ciently cooled to suit his idea OF the
proper temperature at which to drink
It the ice cream has been consumed.
He never orders anything else for his
MONDAY meal.--New York Press.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-12

SNAPSHOTS.

Snappy
Mornings,
Be Of good cheer.
Chrisimas Is near
Brace up hot cakes.
Idle fools have few cares.
Help those less fortunate.
The sober men better reform.
Turkey is hard to beat in the Mer-
ry Xmas season-it sesms.
They offer Wilson a war ship when
he has the whole country.
Fine feathers make ane ladies.
It ism gold and silver that appeals
SO much to the orator as precious
tones.
no, Maude, dear the average ae-
tress doesn't wear al her putfs IN her
hair
With lawn mower and snow
shovel. the suburbante has little use
for course IN physical culture.
Miss Christobel Hill Of Prince George
county and Miss Kemp Of Baltimore,
this seasons debutantess are the guests
of the Misses Walton, Francis street
for the week end.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-12
nnnd word for corssta.

II is not often that doctor has
much to say in favor Of the corset,
but two Berlin medical men. Professor
Felix Hirchfeld and Adolf Loewy, have
just come forward in championship Of
that sorely abused garment. True, their
advocacy is of limited and qualified
character, but so far as goes it is quite
wholehearted, for they have satisfied
themselves that for a certain type OF
physique that is especially prone to
consumption the use of corsets may
act as a preventive OF that disease.
The structure IN question is described
as 'paralytic thorax." the specific
characteristics of which appear TO be
length and flatness Of the chest. The
two investigators carried out exhaus-
tive experiments on the respirations
OF persons of this class, simultaneous
ly following the movements Of the
diaphragm by means OF Roentgen rays.
The result they arrived at was that
whereas the corset diminished the
depth It increased the frequency Of
their patients breathing, so that the
total amount of afr taken into the
lungs within a given time remained
the same.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-12
Famous "Pf1t of Cough
JyruP" Receipt
No Better Remedy at Any Price.
Fully Guaranteed.

Make a plain syrup BY mixing one
pint of cTanulated sugar and = punt OF
warm water and stir for two minutes.
Put 21s ounces of pure PlneX flity
cents WORTH in a pint bottle, and AL It
up with the Sugar Syrup. This gives
YOU q family supply Of the best cough
svfup at O saving Of s.. 1t never spolls.
Take 8 teaspoonful every one two or
three hours.
The effectiveness Of this simple remedy
is surprising. ii seems to take bold In
stantly. and viii usually stop the most
obstinate cough in p hours. IL tones
up the iaded appetite and IS Just laxa-
tive enough to be helpful IN a cough,
and has q pleasing taste. Also excellent
for bronchial trouble, throat tickle, sore
lungs and asthma, and an unequaled
remedy for whooping cough and Group.
This recipe for making cough remedy
with Pinex and Sugar Syrup. TOR
strained honevl Is Q prime 1avoTlte IN
thousands of homes in the United states
and Canada. The plan has been lnlta-
ted. though never successfully. II you
try II. use only genuine Pinex, which -
the most valuable concentrated COM
pound OF Norway white pine extract, and
Is rich in ruaiacol and sll the natural
healing pine elements. Other. prepara-
tions viii not work in this recipe.
A guaranty Of absolute satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this recipe. Your druggist has klnex,
or viii get it for you. If not, send 70
The Pinex Ses 1t Wayne Ind.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-12

Letters advertised at Annapolis Md i,
Post Office December 10th. 1912. Per-
sons calling for advertised letters,
should mention that they were adver-
tised in the Evening Capital and give
date OF advertisement.
Mems List &C. H. Colbert, Or. Cary
Fravers Grayson, Claud Payne Carl
Richter. VIM. Reynolds, Ike Searly.
Sergt. VIM. Smith, A. J. Wirfs.
Womeu's List Mrs. S. Burstan,
Emily N. Crane. Mrs. Godd. Mrs. f.
S. Holmes. Mrs. buchanan Reed. Miss
Helen Renecke. Mrs. II. $. Smith,
Mrs Wilur.
Foreign List Geo. H. Fisher.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-12
Freedom to say What one Likes.


The only way TO be agreeable and
sweet Is to avoid being dissgreeable.
The first act In the play Of self-im-
provement problem is to be as civil to
home folk as you would be to strang-
ers. Let loose sweet thoughts and muz-
zle and choke on the unkind ones.
The second act In the same. And
so is the third and fourth.
If one is determined to look for
fights they surely will find more than
they are looking for. because a lot OF
them viii be looking for them.
To take life calmly IS the only way.
People are seldom insulted as deep
" as they fancy. and even II they are
silent 1t is so much more effective than
scrapping.
The freedom 70 say Just what =
thought 10 home folks has broken up
more. homes than drink OF inadelity-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-12
FREE TRIP TO @HAPPYLAND'

That's virtually what you viii be
.ai-ino. # Won sing or play the great
so1,- go, hif of Nora Bayes and Jack Nor
gsarfh 5s.-ast in Weber & Fields Music Hall
s,s.:tl.,s !, ,Sss seThere IS Hsppyland,
S-arSs and music Of which will be tea-
.,,,-sS - - :, the Wseazine of next Sunday s
w Nv. YORK World. It's q song that
LII Ill MT one n happy mood to better
e,l;oIs s';' 81. tba festivities of gay Christmas
si5e srlss Tai vpur newsdealer in advance
70 ssts soe wd9
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-12

The Palace Moving Picture Thea
tre. Main street. was crowded last
night for every performance. Pic
tures of the Army-Navy football
pnme. played on Franklin Field. Phil
aSelphia. November so, were shown
in three reels.
If was the first time pictures of this
pame had been shown in the city, and
crowds of Annapolitans went to see
them Manager Landon is TO be con-
gratulated on having obtained these
nietures Of local interest so soon
sfter the game. Everybody who saw
tbem last night was Well pleased.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-12
So Throat Cure.

=, ra sore Throat quickly, safely and .
., Ton must use ren,ss,y. ,s.,5 pa2e 9ssa, ter E:
sslas'' 80 sss.s~;al ~ nsrpose. ToNSslLlNE Is
laas .a..,s seisS Se~s ThToat Cure. Il doesn I
s.lnplg : 1865 go but It does do Its whole
g.s Is = curing throats which are sore, ;,
aaS; Te1NsIi y ne is al antiseptio. Kills the the
GO I'H-aas '1,., Germs and corrects the cen
3s-. 5a.s aA,g1; T.b;e6 produce Sore Throat and
es..e5s -. 3:-,ees s- ire first dose gives ~
.si;sf IN --1ss snd a few doses cure. g<3
80, rn;ef safe. soothing, healing.
..,s:a5..s;l e ea.Se' snre ss,-s' fer Sore Threat
S-;eflg f.sf describes TONslLlN:1Esii
10y q sarss go and SO cents, Hospital Ea
size 800. Al Druggists. "
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-12
8ewsre Of 0lrtnents Tor Cater ia
cantaiu Mercury.

gswsre Of 0lntnents for Catar hat
caHtaiu MERCURY
as mercury win surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering 1t through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on pre-
scriptions from reputable physicians,
as the damage they viii do is ten fold
60 the good you can possibly derive from
them. HALL Catarrh Cure manu-
factured BY f. j. Cheney & Co Toledo,
o.. contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the svs-
tenn. Ia buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. 1T is
taken internally and made in Toledo,
Ohio, BY z. ] Cheney e. Co. Teatimo-
mails free
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c. per
bottle
Take Halls Family Pills for .consti-
0atioH
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-12
Pleased With Ad.

me Lutheraas affirm that they are
delighted with their catchy ad. ~
lie CapitaI. the style Of which was so
nleasing II was copied at once by two
other churches in town. Il pays TO
have catchy ads. they say.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-12

Trespass notice printed on muslin
or on paper for sale st this Office.
Now is the time to post trespass
notices when gunners with dog and
gun are won't to trespass on private
property. Buy trespsss notice st
TIE Gapltalofiice
~Sk pnS cent. is5eSe4s laid on
SaTfnns Deposits. krnaTalis Renting
and Trugt co
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-12
Fair; Colder.

DEcEaBEis. y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26
MINERS SEEK To
RESTORE COAL PACT

indianapolis. Ind lar
Whether there will be- q eerer. .s-
pension OF coal mining ou Nrm A.
when the present wage agreements
expire depends upon the success Of
IN" 'oint conference of operators
and miners with went into -"es
behind closed doors AZ the Hotel
Clavpool this afternoon Tn, ur.
ers are represented in the coui.r.r."
hv the special committee appointed
hy III, United Nine Workers N..,.r
nll 81 ~" mine owners Of lutiar1.
Illinois. and Ohio are rerrr..r, |
together with some OF the md.n.ri-
cnts VI the western Pcrue,y.r. n'
West Virginia fields Tho domaHf 20
be presented nv the minors .oH
ING wages aud working .or1.H.s
for the futrr" were aarca1 ...r '.
Tho convention of t'c minor. u.
yation which has been .n -a..... ..'
Oh" n'et two weeks Some of '.'
demands are rcHnrls1 a. ..
81 character unless bN ON, mro
owners and there Is ut'', H'.. '..
OF an agreement being reached r.a.s
The demands are substantially HnIi-
fled Some ~ the prominent f.r
svl,ania and Ohio operator. has. 'o-
clined TO Join In the conference tHi
This makes it possible that the n.u'
conference may adjourn without Doe
ine ANYTHING. and thar NEGOTIATIONS
may then be carried ON tar o. I'.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26
BIG SLATON REALTY FIRM
WOULDMAKE HOMECOMING
EASY FOR RAILROAD MEN

noycrishes himself We are selma
onr houses so cheaply and on sucl.
exceptionally easy terms that any
man with an allie. body can becom
a property owner
And l. your plan meeting with
much success Mr.. Murray was ash
ed
1T has far exceeded my most slE-
guine eNpeCtations. he replied en-
Enthusiastically No sooner had the
announcement been made that sar-
eral If the local officials and other
employees Of the railroad as we'll as
others took advantage Of ouI libers!
proposition aud We expect TO see tie
greatest h'nldine activity in the his
tory &C Slaton. Of course. We some
times find people VINO don't feel NJ
tural unless thev 20 broke each
renting SO We have planned for a
few rent houses The most popula"
part OF the proposition. however, We
find to be the easy purchase method. -"
The tract Of land purchased AMI
now being sold 10y the new firm =
known as the South Park Addition
to the town of Slaton, and is doubt
less the most desirable residence por-
ton of the rev town as T. les ha.
tween IN post office and business N. d
trict and the Santa Fc shops Tho
lots have been Lid ont 50 as e. take
advantage of the balm, Texas sun.
and the streets are wide. The neN,
few weeks VIII see sorle Of tho best
houses In the town erected on these
lots Some of the railroad boys here
have purchased lots in the new add
ton and paid cash in order to take
advantage OF the ten per cent dis
count.
The Santa Fc is preparing TO in
stall additional improvement ar Sla-
ton as soon as the buildings now UNI
Ter construction are completed, max
ing their total improvements at this
point aggregate almost a million and
a half dollars This, together with
the construction of the new road from
Slaton to Clovis. y. NJ, will increase
the towns railroad population per-
has three fold. and the now land
| firm had this in mind when hey In
Iaugurated their unique Every Man
own His own Home" plan of selling
houses Some OF this property VII
/ probably treble In value during the
coming wear, if residence property
/ continues to advance In value as Il
has since the town was founded las;
June
There is no longer any doubt as 10
I the future OF Slater and the safety
of an investment in property either
improved or unimproved. because tn
extensive railroad improvements a.
ready here insures the permanent,
of The town. the improvements 10 he
added insures its growth and the rich
agricultural land surrounding J.
which is being ~apidlv split NJ int
smaller farms and sold to progress
sive farmers, insures its prosperity
Slatou is the coming city Of the south
plains country and the rare advan
taecs It offers TO the homesceker. u,
opportunity seeker, and the investor
viii hear the closest inspection.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26

Special &c Tally News
Slaton. Tex. Jan. 2j.--The open
INK of the new division point at Sla-
ton last December by the Pecos a
North Texas Railway Company caus-
ed sudden influx OF railroad en-
plCycS so great as TO make Il impos-
sihle for the men 10 find proper ae-
commodations In the town. All the
hotels were filled ana all available
houses were rented nv the railroad
men. but many we're left out and had
20 find temporary lodgings in Santa
Fc freight cars. Men with families
were compelled To leave them behind
until houses could be secured. They
waited and waited, but In vain. The
houses could not he erected fast
enough. The demand was for rent
houses, but all the houses put up by
investors were rented before com
pletc,l. and still the desire for homes
remained Unsuitable. The situation.
was emharrassire 20 the citizens.
Winter was coming. the nights were
FROSTY. and Slator's homeless pope
lation were shivoring; many left aud
Others refused 10 come The Con-
marcial Club rav that the town was
to be- injured Il something was no.
done To prlvile homes for those VINO
wanted To make their homes IN tn"
"Maris CITY of the South Plains. -
Yet no one could be found with sufii
cient capital to undertake the cree.
ton of rent houses
But at last Siaton's homeless
arr 10 he housed shiveiing IN the
Geld will come to an end and frosty
nign,s will no longer have any terror
to man. woman or child in Lubbock
county's metropolis Life in bCX
car will be only a memory to thos"
who came early 10 the land OF %
portimity and later lived in mansions
The dilemma was solved when the
announcement was made this week
that the Murray Brothers had par
chased beautiful addition to the
town, close to the Santa Fe shois
and round house, cleared II of all
Indebtedness. perfected the title, di-
vided it into large residence lots, and
BEGAN the erection Of substantial rem
houses.
z. ]. Murray * Co. the firm who
came to the rescue, have originated
unique plan to house the hone
less. and the proposition they have
made To the railroad employees and
Co others Las met with Instant sue
cess. This firm believes that every
man ought TO own his own home, and
they are building three. four and iiy.-
room houses and selling them for a
small norton of the purchasers sa'-
airy each month-the paymen,s re-.
uuirei being so low as to bc practi-
cally what the house would rent f0-
we discourage this renting busi'
ness all W. can, said Mr.. II. J Nor
ray, the active head OF the firm, "frt
Il saps the wages OF the working msl
and leaves him nothing but his c>i'
tenCe as a result. No man can eve.
hope to get anything ahead and owl
his own home II he has no better
sense than pay rent all his life. The
renter enrirhes the landlord and i'm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26
FLAWS AND PLAYERS.

George Behou has icinpd The COM
pary to support Weber and Fields.
Nary Ryan is playing the part OF
the heroine In The Arab with Rob
ert Edeson
charles Waldron has been engaged
as leIdin- man with Viola Allen g.
The Herfords."
Katherine Grey has been engage {
be bypry ". Savage 20 nlav The tit'a
role In "Everywoman.
The vaudeville stage is 20 cyper.
isucn tn roIrrn OF John L. Sullivan.
who has tired OF rusticitr.
Cecil DE Mile who wrote "Stronr.
heart" is the author Of California. q"
the new operate production by
Lasky.
Sam rernard is to appear in a new
musical comedy which was written
for him by Fred de Grcssac and Uar-
~ p. Smith.
Arthur Aylsworth, at proesnt in the
."Over Night cast, Is TO be featured
next year In q new comedy by rhilip
Bartholomae
Edward sheldon is at work on a
new play for the ShubCrts TO hn call
edo Romance" Doris Keane Is 10
have the leading role.
Among those who will appear IN
The Pink Lady" In London shortly
are Hazel, Dawn, Alice Dewey, Alice
Hegerman and Flank Labor.
Mrs Donald Rrian. known profess
sionally as Florence Brian, has re-
comfy engaged by the Iiehlcr CONF
panv TO support Gertrude Elliott
The Man from Cooks the Cns
/ fish book and lvrics Of which are los
Henry blossom, with music by Ray.
wond liubbcll Is soon To be staged
Charles Frohman will shortly make
productions Of a woman suffrage play
by Alfred Sutro and a new play OF
New York lie by Porter Emerson
brown.
MAXINE Elliott who Is In London
has announced that she has retired
from he protes 'ona' STAGE hut vii
appear occasionally in amateur per
tormonOes given by society folk.
The spy" is the name Of the new
"'ov hN louy Kigfcra .ker vh.c'
| Charles Frohman has acquired. It 1:
now being acted in Paris and is the
theatrical sensation OF the current
season
Edna May, Of rlusica' comedy fam,
now Mrs Jesse Lewissohn, has beer
offered part in a now play which
Robert Lorraine is about TO put on IL
London. lie rdcc!sion has not vet
been giNon
\ play " bohemia and thcatr!ca
! ~" hv Arthur " rinero will De pro
Itrocd b. London shortly II bear
Ifh" r'lr ol "iiud the Paint Girl
and the leading part IN It will b
nlHrel 10y Marie '.ohr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26

skin tro Ibles but none that W. can
re-, ommend as highly rs this for We
know that D y u stops the itch az
once We can give YOU trial sire
bottle Tor - cents that will be
enough 20 prove H.
OF course all ether druggists have
odd Prescription 90 "a them 10
you can't come TO us-but don't a.
cent soWe biz profit substitute.
But IL YOU come to oar store. AZ
are So certain Of what Odd. will do
for you that We offer you a full sizs
bottle on this guarantee If YOU do
not find that It takes away the itch
At ONCE. 1t costs you not cent.
Amarillo Drug Store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26

Fred Nerkle, first blseman OF the
New York Giants. is a member of a
crack bowling team in Toledo. Ohio
Rochester has released Charles
ONhittvD Alpermann, the former
Brooklyn player 10 the Atlanta club
" the Southern league
Umpire Mullen. who Work.l iu re
American league last season and TIM
pirc Nallard, who comes from tho
Connecticut league. will ofNciatc m
the International LEAGUE newt season.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26

meeting OF operators and miners for
that purpose Tnor, SIS o. nrw belief
on the part OF many persons we'll ace
" aintcd With the sUnw that the
operators who are now holdur aloof
finally will be brought into the Joint
conference aud 'hr' .tg Vles s.al,
Is negotiated IL viii cover the five
states Of Illinois. Indiana Dhn
Pennsylvania AMI IVES, tir-uIH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26
Why SalveS Can't Cure Eczema

Since the old-fashioned theory OF
q. ring eczema through the blood has
hecn given up by scientists. man.
different salyes have been tried for
sin diseases But il has been found
that these salves only clog the pores
and cannot penetrate to the inner skin
below the epilermis where the &C.
zema germs are lodged
Thistle quality OF penetrating
probably explains the tremendous
success OF the we'll known liquid cc-
gema remedy. oil Of wintergreen. thy
mol, glyccrine. etc, as compounded
in II d. u. Prescription.
We have sold other remedies for