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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-07

1ora II every mother could
realize The danger that
klrOaE Turks behind every case of
Nx5sedoxr1 sore throat, she wouldn t
rest until she had effected
a cure every time a child has it.
Your family physician viii verify the
statement that il IS positive fact that every
child with sore throat IS in immediate Cam
Ger of contracting Group. Quinsy. Ionsiiltls
az Diphtheria, and is net removed IRON thar
danger until the throat IS cured. Think It.
Iniments or outward application ot
medicines do not and cannot cure the an
ment. though they may offer temporary
relief. Neither can you cure sore tnroa'
with a cough syrup or a cold cure.
TO cure, you mnst get at the seat OF
the disease. removing the cause. Noth.
ine- does that so quickly, safely and
surely as TONSILiNE. A single dose OF
TONSILIlSE taken upon the first appear.
anee oE sore throat may save long weeks Of
sickness. great expense. worry, even death.
TOSSILINE is the stitch IN time.
Tss q little sore throat wisdom and bus
a bottle OF T0NSILiNE today. You may
need 1t tomorrow.
T0SSILENE is the standard sore -
sbroat remedy known and e<tsssE
-9osf effective and most used Look 81
Tn tie long neeked fellow on the
IaffIa when You 60 10 the drug store
i, cot II. Is cents and 30 cents. 81
4osnital size SI.00. All Druggists. k1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-07

ise Hardiman Of Georgia raised 2,t55
pounds Of tomatoes on one-tenth of
an acre Of land This shows what wom-
en- and intensive farming can accom-
plish Mrs T. S. Mcdowell of Massa-
chusetts is treasurer of the National
Grange in the United States. Miss
Emma Wilson Of Illinois. Miss Chand-
Ter of Wisconsin and Miss Flora McIn-
tyre of California are successful wom-
en- bee keepers. Miss f. Kate lie
I.acheur Is president OF woman 8
farm in England She is a graduate
of New Iham college. and has taken
il upon herself to train girls for out
door and agricultural work.
studley Agricultural and Horticul-
fural College for Women in England
IS doing a large work in teaching wom-
en- students marketing and garden
ing. dairying and poultrying In or
der that we may have an efficient and
happy rural life. the study of the
problems which confront the home is
as necessary as the study which every
progressive farmer is now giving TO
the cultivation of his fields" So says
Miss Mary Croswell, one of Georgia. S
club women, who is school extension
assistant of the agricultural col
lege
Miss Mary L. Matthews, who has
been doing work in farmers insti-
tutes in Indiana, has this to say:
Even farmers wife should not be
a household drudge. a plain dish wash
er and bed maker She should be given
time and opportunity for church. and
even club work if she desires. The
condition of women on the farm is
partly due to themselves, many WON
en- OF today are using the same cook
ing utensils as those employed by
their grandmothers Mrs. NJ H.
Dunlap of Illinois IS president of the
state Domestic Science association
In regard to the work of the assoeia-
ton. she says: We believe that wom-
en- should receive assistance and ed
ueaticn in order hat they may help
Isl making better homes
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-07
ASSETS
s6so,s71 93

To the Directors OF the Annapolis savings
Institution. Annapolis. Md.
Gentlemen We hereby. certify that we
have made a through examination OF the
papers, records books OF account. etc. OF
the Annapolis Savings Institution. Anna
polls. Maryland. that we have verified the
Cash, stocks and Bonds Collateral and
MORTGAGE Loans, CouAty Paper, and Due
Depositors, and that the above statement is
q true and correct exhibit OF the Institution
books of account.
BLACK AND COMPANY,
BY WILMER BLACK. q. p. A,
Certified Public Accountants.
Dated at Baltimore. Nd. January 3 1918.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-07

8eaats ai UlagmsN loF tatara lhsi
Csnuis @sfcurY.
as unrcurs viii surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering It through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be Used except on pre-
scriphons from reputable physicians,
as the damage they viii do is ten fold
10 the good you can possibly derive from
them. HalI's Catarrh Cure manu-
featured hy +. j. Cheney & CO., Toledo,
O.. contains no mercury, and IS taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood aad mucous surfaces o. the svs-
tenn. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure YOU get the genuine. It Is
takan internally end made in Toledo
Oslo. by II. . Cheney & Co. Eestlno-
mails free
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c. pes
Bottle
Take Han Family pills for const.-
patton
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-07

Trespass notice printed on muslin
or on paper for sale at this Office
Now is the time to post trespass
notices when gunners with dog and
gun are wont to trespass on private
property. Buy trespass notice at
The CapitaIofiice
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-07

Probably one Of the hardest things
I'm this world to make a girl under
stand is that if she viii wear plenty
of red flannel she won't need any
furs.-Galveston News.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-07
LIABILITIES
$6so57r q

Accounts open December 81,
1917, 3735
Accounts opened during the
year 1912, 4SS
Accounts closed during the
year 1912, 372
Accounts existing December
3Ist, 1912, 1898
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-07
No Quorum.

There was no meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce on Wednesday night ow-
ing to no quorum being present.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-07

The Institution Is open daily Except sun
days and Legal HOlidaysl from 8 A. NJ. 60 q
p, NJ, and Saturdays from . A. NJ to6P. 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-07

Advertise your Wants, Lost, etc.
iu the Capital
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-07

was brought to this Office this morn
ing. The license tag was found oy .
lad. James Smith. Of Eastport. IL $
the same old story. 1t always pays
to advertise in The Capital.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-07

i TOsT&Automoblle License Tag 5ss9 Mars
Il land. Please leave at capital ONCE ana ~
receive reward.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-07
Too Much cunpowder.

Too Much GunpoWder.
There appears to be more gunpow.
der than gumption in the world.-St
Louis t-Dispatch.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-07
Sane Old StOry.

The automobile license tag a0yer-
tised in last nights Capital as fol-
lows.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-07

IL every mother could
realize The danger that
Turks behind every case of
sore throat. she wouldn' t
rest until she had effected
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-07
ICK AND COMPANY,

Dated at baltimore. Nd, January ,. lals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

first honors. The teams have been
putting up some good totals, and the
players are deeply interested IN the
game, Several of Its players have al
ready been rated in the class a divi-
sion this season
Richmond League.
The Richmond Glass = League was
organized In grand style on the New
port Alleys last week. md began play
Ing its first scheduled game last Tues
day night when the Alcos and Rich
mond Lunch teams We're pitted against
each other. On Thursday night the
Cooks took all three games from the
heminEtons. The league was organ
ized this season with tho sAmo officers
and practically the same players AS in
the past two seasons. They Will al
tempt TO smash ell previous records.
Tho four teams are evenly matched.
and should furnish good sport for the
followers OF tho game during tho WIN
Ter months. ono feature was the ro-
turn OF Big CHIEF Bliley TO the ranks.
lie puts new life into the game when
he Is on lhs alleys Bliley VIII be at
the helm Of the Alcos this season
RICHMOND LEAGUE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

serves III. active purpose OF stimulating
the myriad 81 cells 10 the henlthy and
1udtcious selection OF their own essential
nutriment.
An6 II, from the presence Of some dis
turhing poison q condition Of cruptivo dis
case Is set up. s. s. S. 80 directs the ac-
rejected and eliminated from their pres.
encc.
Thus, when The cells break Gown to cause
the formation OF carbuncles, S. s. g. SO
stimulates cellular activity that new and
healthy materials are rapidly supplied and
erupttons cease. The same Is true of
mucous ihhanuntors, Of acid accretionu
ana all those Influences which cause rheu-
mstisIn, catarrh. bronchitis, deafness, and
calling vision.
The medicinal properties Of 6. 6 s. nr.
relatively Just as vital and essential to we'll
balanced health rs the food components of
the grains, meats. fats and sugars.
And of one thing you may ne certain
there Ia not an atom CT mercury cslomei
blue masa, iodidc Of potash or arsenic nor
GOES :. 5. 5. contain any other mineral
1t IS pure vegetable medicine and won
deriully acceptable To even very weak
Get n bottle OF s. s. s. from any drug
gist and nota how quickly il puts vour
blood in fine condition 1t i. INST what
you need. q fine. hracing, purifying 1pedi-
cine that Is sure TO do you world OF
good And II you arc troubled with some
form ~ blood disease, write to the medical
d d OF The Swift Specific Co. go
privste advice.
Don't allow anyone to tell you taey
nave something "fust as seod,"' for they
hnvoa't Got 1t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

IF yen feel thice-headed, Iesr a-uoary,
sire easily and feel utterly used up your
BLOOD needs = bath.
II IS astonishing how quickly you brace
pp after using S. 5. :.
Ec1ena rash. pimples. letter boils, aud
MI Impurities IN the blood are quickly
washed cut hy tho remarkable action OF
S. S. ; IL Is in the nature OF bath for
your blood; II IS not q, DOPE not a
mineral drugs i is a far better friend
20 your nerves then any "nervine" you can
use because II Is Just pure the Cruel
Won would, feed TO IN invalid. The blood
takes kindly TO S. :. s IL doesn't bother
YOUR stomach bat It does give you strength.
Rheumatism, catarrh. malaria, hronch,-
us, typhoid and all such painful danger
washed end cieanscd by the remarkable ac-
ton d 5. 6 s.
There IS scarcely = drug stor. or general
store any where but what keeps S. s. S.
n STOCK. II IS prepared In one Of the
worlds best and largest laborator and
has maintained the health Of Il host OF PEG
ple who use It every spring and fall be-
cause i gives Them feeling Of, renewed
ssuengtn puts me look. Of health in the
.he rudy glow OF health
The, human body. like the habitstion Of
man. becomes clogeed with stsgnapt impu-
rites. We see p!mplas, boi!s. carbunclcs
hnd various skin Affections breaking out TO
5elleve the congestion within.
The remarkable manner IN which S. s.. S.
clears the system is most interestin s
study.
u sweeps It's way into the blood otre,m
fushes every artery. vein aud capillary
nwaEeas functional activity md causes a
wonderful animation throughout.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
With Palace Bowlers
By II y. tJAKE) RowsEY.
Palace National Duckpin League.

Palace National Duckp1n League.
The journal team is still winning.
and has not been stopped in its mad
career pennantWard.
The Palace. team bumped the News
Leader team for three games last Mon
{; ii, COSBY, Of the Palace I'VE; Gar
for high total and average. while 4
Carter, Of the press boys. captured
The games Monday night between
had a grand lead until the Palace
stand and swept the land with storm
of strikes and spares. hanging UP +9l.
500 and 497 for the series. winning the
The Lunch boys carried The Times
Dispatch boys on a wild goose chase
"Wednesday night. by winning three
Patrick. OF the bread rollers, cap
The games this week will be ex-
mails will battle Monday night.
on "Wednesday night at $40 o'clock
will draw blood
Friday night the Palace and Times
Dispatch teams Will battle against each
Smoker We'll Enjoyed.
The smoker given at the opening OF
the Palace Alleys fall sea son was we'll
enjoyed by a large crowd.
The new alleys are in fine condition,
and every bowler commented on the
new hackers and simplex pin spoilers
Somo very high scores have already
been made in the largo naples. and it is
expected that lota OF records will be
established during the fall sea son.
The Palace Tenpin League VIII open
about November 70 for season con
sistinS OF siXty-five games. The rules
and schedule will be announced later.
/ Exhibition Games.
! Tho crystal team won two out OF
| three games from the Hanover team
! Rowscy. OF the IIanovers. was high
| bowler, and S. y. Williams was high
bowler for the Crystals.
! Scores Thursday night:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
DOWN THE ALLEYS
By Whit Whitman.

The local tenpin bowlers have made
Up their minds this season to eclipse
all previous records. as evidenced by
The scores being made on tho Newport
Alleys. Four different tenpin leagues
are IN action. with several moro TO be
organized. This alone mas established
3 new record FOR the city, ns hereto
lore 1t was almost impossible TO get
more than two leagues 10 take inter
est IN the game. The bowlers this
season are turning out in large mum
bers, and each night YOU can rec play
ers on tho alleys that have been out
of the game for several years, work.
Ing side by side win the amateurs and
cid veteran players.
The Commercial League, the first 10
organize this season. has eclipsed ell
records. rs AL OF the six teams have
played ,,Ic!r 'sagulas scheduled games
The teams have proven 10 be very
evenly matched and the race IS a
pretty one. This league has put new
life tn Tho game here. and great credit
should be gwen 20 tho players and
officers
President Frank OverInan
Frank Overman has been unanimous
j. elected president OF tho league. II
was one OF the greatest moves tho
league ever made when tho PLAYERS
selected AIR. Overnan as their chief
tor ho IS an Old head at the game al
"ays on the alert IN seeing that every
one gets . square dcnl, and Is liked
by every lo-nl bowler
The Timcs-Disputch League.
The Tines Dispatch League has made
e phtroUer"i record THIS season. with
moro than half OF its players new a,
The game. However. they have put III
scores thai eclipse last seasons rec.
ores - tho present time. they are
giving tie Commercial hard run for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

Yale.
Colgate team va. fast vell-halanc.d ana
splr"d!ciy drilled. Il appeared heater than
AL. It's two giant tackles Parker and
Aoe' opened ercat holes IN tho line through
"hch the fler' hacks, u-p, for good gaint
4aic "s' weakened ~ several substitutes
IN the Inc Cornish. who was playing a
star game at quarter back. had his 1ar.
broken just before The Gloss OF tho seco IL
period. and his urd.rstudy failed 10 rrea.ur,
up - his stsndcrd.
Colgate made two touchdown, and @ fe,h
goal ono touchdown was the direct result,
OF a tumble, ana the other partly 20
Thompson. who succeeded Cornish. fuinb;ed
4 punt when tackled. and - was Colgate
bal! on Yale. n:teen-ysri line. Five rushe.
thought touchdown. The second cam.
when Knowles, lalcr right half. standing
back Of his own goal iinc for a punt. let
me bail Flip through his Fingers. ana RILEY
ColEhteS right end :cll II.
IN N" LAST peI!ot Brooh. co'ss;.s los,
guard cent THO ball between the upyieh,p
from the tw"ntynve-yeri Mae.
fAIe touchdown chaie IN tn. second
period The Blue. playing Hereby, rushed
ihe visitors OF their feet. until finally
hno"lee made tashing end run FOR attccn
yards and crossed tho line
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
COLGATE ELEVEN
OUTC[ASSES YALE
BY Superior Playing Wins From
Blues by Score Of
10 to 6.

Neo Haven Conn. November !. colrn,.
found Yacs much. Wanted oefcus. NOR.
Of T. tradition than an actuality to-day and
defeated tho Blue IS 20 b. superior football.
IL was the first time this Year that Yale has
been scored upon and Colgate goes down
in tn. football hall OF fame az one @, tn.
very few colleges in fha couri-v ~ data.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
4 ndinE of Tenma
j ourna Is
Teams
Football Fan. Disappointed.

SpccIal 70 The Illnes-Dlspatch
Bristol. Va. November l.-Hund REDS
OF football fans hero felt keen dis
appointment this afternoon, when It
vas announced that the MaryvilIo Col
leGe team would be unable to arrive
In time for the scheduled game with
King College on Paramount Field. due
to delayed train. The game was
POSTPONED until Monday afternoon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
Standing OF the Teams.
Averages OF Players.
Central Bowlinp Lcague.

The Central Bowling League was or
ganized Thursday night at the New
port Alleys with four strong fve-nen
teams, consisting OF some of tho best
amateur bowlers OF tho city. The sea
son will open Tuesday night when the
ProgressiEes Will battle with the Fon-
ticello Springs. Games will be PLAYED
every Tuesday and Thursday nights.
The following is q complete line-up of
the teams with their players:
Progressivcs--IS. c. Eaton (captain)
a. l. Branch, D. p. Branch, Fleet, Low,
Ware
ronticello springs-Pitts tcaptatn,,
Pulliam, Berrynan. Cooke. Tucker,
Hewlett, Ashbroole. +, Mann.
Remington No. lO-Culpepper fc,n-
tain). Hester Carroll Day. Barnes.
Shaw
wports-Gordon tcaptatn>. r
Clarke. Dohbs. Dawson. Childs. Bell
Gentry
Double Century Contest.
The bowlers are taking great IN
terest I'm the double century coutaet
now being run on Newport Alleys
ana each day several changes are mad
/ in the standing. The contest opencd
Monday. October 30. and will clos
christmas Eve. Tho winner in cacr
class will be awarded i've dollars Jr
cash. The following is the STANDING
or the players TO date:
I ('I1au
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
Lunch IS. Journals. nt s .ao o,cloch

.SV CLOCK.
Wedne sday. November 5-Vireinia1s
VS. News Leader, ~ $40 O'Clock
FRIDAY, November Palace VS.
Times Dispatch. a s:3o o'clock
Sanding of Tenma.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

Smith I
Bell
tSi amen l
INler
i':IT ...-.-....-
Schedule This Week on Newport Alleys.
Monday acknowledgements and Ohio
VS.. Railroad Y NJ c. a. (CommcrciaD.
Tuesday night-EngraVers We. Stcr-
eotypers tTimes- Dispatch), Alcos VS..
Cook Printing Company (Richmond
League), Progressives vs.. Fonticellu
Springs Central Leegue).
Wednesday night-Ad Men VS. Make
Ups Crimes -Dispatch), ReminStons vs.
Vaughan Robertson (CommerciaD.
Thursday night--Richmond Lunch
VS.. Remingtons (Richmond League).
Remington. No. 10, VS.. Ncwports (Ccn-
treD.
Shoe Co. Commercially.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-11-12
GOLD WAVE Over Lance An,
sREAc4E FROM CANADA ALasosT
4 TO FLORIDA IN NJ /
Considerable Suffering ana Property
Lees 10 Reported From sio Drop 5
In Temperature. s&@

Chicago. Nov. 10.-A freezing tenn.
perature, with gales Of wind, settled
down over the central and eastern
parts Of the nation, reaching as far
south as Florida. Behind the first
onrush Of the 80. and 50-mile blasts
of wind, lay wreckage and property
on land and water, including tele-
graph lines, docks and ships and
houses. Lake men declared It tho
most severe and disastrous sea they
had seen running on Lake Michigan.
From Evanston to South Chicago and
Gary, docks were wrecked by noun
famous waves, fllled-inland and washed
away, bathing beaches left stretches
Of stone, and small boats were heaped
on shore or whipped against each
other. r"+
Through Ohio, Indiana, g.. western
Pennsylvania and southern Michigan,
snow and high winds that co-operated
rs fierce billiards. made travel nearly
Impossible. delayed rail traf1c and tore
down miles of telegraph wires.
Even In Georgia and Florida the
temperature dropped near the freezing
point. West and northwest of Chi
cago there has been less suffering,
nave in the Canadian Northwest, where
= new storm and cold wave, much
more severe than the one engulflng
the United States is forming, ready
to drop southwark into the United
States at the end Of the week.
The cold weather stretched UNIFORM.
" southeast from Duluth to Tallahas-
see, Florida. Snow and a gale at
Sault Ste. Marie-a gale which made
shipping on the lake helpless, from
Green bay to Gary-higher winds that
destroyed telegraphic communication
In Ohio, and rising wind with falling
temperature southeast Of Ohio, was
the situation at midnight
In Minnesota and at sault Ste. Ma
RE thermometers recorded IS degs.,
at Cincinnati and st. Louis they
showed %, and at Pittsburg, "a.
At Milwaukee, the 100000 municipal
breakwater, a part Of the extensive
new harbor project. was washed away
In the storm, and more than that,
amount Of damage was done to ship.
ping in Milwaukee harbors.
The entire equipment Of the con-
struction company building the break.
water was destroyed. Detroit was
practically without communication.
The telegraph companies were Grip
pied east and south and electric lines
were tied up by trees across tracks
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-11-12
WAGE Dispute Award Made.

New York, Nov. 10.-The award u
the board Of arbitration In the wac
dispute between the eastern railroads
and their conductors and trainmSn
was nled In the federal court here 20.
day. The members OF the board are
Seth Low, chairman. and DR.. John H.
Finley, representing the public: W. ".
Atterbury, VICE president Of tAe Penn.
sylvania' and A. H. Smith, vioe prest.
dent OF the New York Central, ropre.
senung the roads; and Lucius e. shep.
pard, vice president Of the Order Of
Railroad Conductors, and d. L, Cease.
representing the union. LIT -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-11-12
MEhDEL BELLS IS
FOUND NOT guilty
woRLo-FAMous CASE ENDS A.
k,EFF AMID WILD : ~. .#z
ScEkES. S#
WAS NOT RITUAL MURDER"
Troops Guard Streets 70 Prevent Die
orders Which Ar Feared -
a Result Of ANtt-9emltke
.
Feeling.

Kieff. Nov. 11.-Amid scenes Of wild
excitement. Mendel Bells was &C.
quilted last night of the ritual muir.
der" Of Andrew Yushinsky. the IS.
yssr-old Christian boy. who was slain
In March, 1911.
Troops with fixed bayonets guarded
the courthouse and mounted Cossacka
with drawn sabers parolled the streets
to prevent anttsemitic outbreaks. The
authorities were prepared to take
every precaution 10 prevent Z mas
sacre.
Roar Of Protests. ;
When the verdict was announced q
roar Of protest went up from the crowd
that jammed' the little courtroom,
which was quickly taken up by the
throng that surrounded tho court.
house. go. u
Bells, halt fainting from fear and
excitement. broke down completely
when he heard the verdict that made
him a free man again after almost
three years OF Imprisonment.
He uttered = cry Of thankfulness and
then began to weep. His counsel sup
ported him on either side and armed
soldiers escorted the Jew to his home,
where his anxious wife and little ones
were waiting to welcome him.
A mob followed the soldiers with
BELTS and congregated in front of his
home. ~~ .--"..
, It Is believed Beilie will lose no time
In starting for America.
The trial of Mendel Bells, a Rus.
sian Of the Hebrew faith, for the al.
legged murder for purposes of blood
ritual" Of Andrew Yushinsky, a Chris.
tan Lad, began Oct. 8. The case
caused an immense sensation, which
stirred the whole Of Russia and at
tracted attention throughout the
world.
The mutilated body Of the boy, Yu.
shfnsky, was discovered on March Is,
ISL, in a cave on a suburban holding
outside Kieff. The hands were bound
behind the back and there were forty:
seyen wounds on the body.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-11-12
Attacks Caucus Plans

Washington, Nov. II. - Senator
Hitchcock made hot attack upon the
proposal to take the currency ques.
ton into a democratic caucus. He is
the one democrat on the banking com.
mittee standing out against the aid.
ministration. In a statement from the
floor he declared he would not yield
his convictions TO meet the views OF
the president" .S.E3s ~,s