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Evening star., 1914-11-20
PENN AIMS BLOW
AT SPECULATORS

PHILADELPHIA, November 70.
The University Of Pennsyivania
authorities have announced that
they will employ drastic meas
ures to prevent tickets for the
Army-Navy foot ball game. which
will be played on Franklin Field
November 3, from falling into
the hands Of spectators.
They said they would buy every
ticket possible from speculators
at the advanced price, and would
compel the person to whom the
ticket was originally sold to pay
tho dinerencc between the face
value and the price paid to the
spectators. Then the original
buyers name will be placed On
the black list.
Evening star., 1914-11-20
STIPP "OFF" AGAIN.
Gettysburg Drops Itinerant Foot Ball
Star for Transgressing Rules.

GETTYSBURG, Pa, November 90
For failing to comply with the eligibil-
ity rules Of the college and for partici-
pating in the Bucknell game last Sat
urday without the consent of the
faculty, Stipp. who came to Gettysburg
last week. has been dropped from the
squad and will leave school. Scrim-
mage was in order yesterday after
noon, during which Hoar made several
beautiful drop kicks and executed
many splendid tackles. All the injured
are in fair shape. The men are con-
fdent of defeating Mount st. Mary's
Saturday,
Evening star., 1914-11-20

Jimmy Austin and President Hedges
are iockeying for position. Austin Is
satisfied with the numerals in his con-
tract, but wants 1t to cover three years
Feeling that peace is in sight. Hedges
insists on a one-year document.
Evening star., 1914-11-20

Young players should keep the career
Of Cobb in mind. When he started out
he got much the same pay as the other
bushers, but when he proved himself
star he commanded one of the biggest
salaries ever paid ball player.
Cobb developed his ability in the
minors, at least enough to make him
look good to a major league manager.
He did not start to play ball peieVine
the bushes, and that is why he did not
waste any time getting into fast COM
pany.
Evening star., 1914-11-20

the more desirable places. In every
profession and business pursuit the
beginner must figure that he gets part
Of his pay in the education received.
That ought to be the case with a
minor league ball player also. Even the
great stars Of base ball have started on
the lower rungs of the base ball ladder.
in the hope that they would eventually
climb high enough to make the occu-
patton worth while.
The player who goes to minor
league and expects to spend his entire
career there lacks ambition. He
wouldn't be worth wasting time or
money on.
Evening star., 1914-11-20
n)ERTMENT @lNGNr
<X$ssHapppenip&$S1 &S1Sportdom
BY ]. ED GR1LLO.

The appointment of Roger Bresnahan the Of the
Chicago probably settles the managerial question for all the
in the National League circuit
put charge Philadelphia that the
club which undergo managerial change
Evening star., 1914-11-20

Cincinnati and Pittsburgh are said to
be angling for the SERVES of Red
Doom, and the former manager of the
Phillies will undoubtedly go to one OF
these teams. There is little chance of
his being retained by the Phillies.
Doom denies the stories that he is firt-
ing with the Federal League.
Marty O'Toole objects to McGraw
sending him back to the Pirates. ana
has asked President Dreyfuss to trade
him to another club. He will probably
get his wish.
Evening star., 1914-11-20
VAUGHN 0UTPITCHEs JAMES.
All-Americans Again Bow to Ma
tionals. 8 to 3.

PETALUMA. Cal, November 2o.-The
All-Nationals won their second straight
game when they defeated the ALL
Americans here yesterday by the score
of s to g. Score: RHE,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09
tCIIApTt.R 1901

NJ ACT to amend Article - OF the
Code of Public General Laws. title
Grimes and punishments." by in.
sorting therein two Sections Ia iOl-
low section 30 iher, OF, and TO be-
known as Section 80 g. 30 49, I'M
dor subtitle street Pianos
Section | Be it enacted by the
General Assembly Of Maryland That
Article - of the code OF Public Gen.
eral Laws. h. and the same is hereby
amended by addition thereto OF two
Sections. To b. known respectively as
sections 322-A. 32sB. To follow Sec.
ton 80 Of the said Article, now
enacted under the subtitle, street
Pianos" and to read rs Follows
40 No femalr person. who may
accompany or who may be- In charge
Of or who may have the custody Of
any musical instrument or device.
hall solicit or accept any money OF
thing of value from any person upon
any highway street OF in any ordinary
saloon. tavern. restaurant lunch room.
or any other public place in this state.
unless such person snail solicit aid
Tor purely charitable purposes
go y ANY person violating the
pgecedins Seclol shall be deemed
guilty Of q misdewr>nor and upon con
,ictlon thereof IN !, be- imprisoned
nut u,ore than sixty day q the Mary
Land House OF Corrections @. med not,
more ihan Sluu or both fine and i'm.
rrisormcnt in The discretion 81 The
court
SECTION . and be II further 81.
3rt4d That This Arf shall tnka fleet
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CHAPTER 81 ]

AN ACT to add one new section 70
Article y Of The Code OF Public Gen.
eral laws oi Maryland title Grimes
and punishW"nts." sub title Health
Wo'kSaops and Factories to be
known as section 24I-A regulating
tho manufacture Of cigars
section / Be i, enacted by the
General Assembly Of Maryland That
one ucw section b. added 10 Article
q II nm" I'D, ~ Pubic General Laws
OF Maryland 'itlr Crimes and Punish.
mem, Ga'.tip. Health Workshops
ART Fa.io .es." TO be known as Sec.
ton 2iiA and to read a follows
s" non aiiA Il shall De unlawful
Tor tn. PERSON arm corporation OF as.
s'c|ation engaged N tho manufacture
Of cigars 20 Caus. OF permit any per.
E3n whether employee Or member OF
such Iru corporation or association
o. ptt"s person 20 stand or SIT on or
upon any mould. form or press that
may b" nesd II tne moulding forming
or pre- lHs ol ,irars during the cours"
o. p le-s =! manufacture while such
mould form W. pr"ss IL be;ng 80 Us ed .
and any Heh person. nrm. corporation
q. association VIOLATING OF causing TO
be- violated l.o provisions Of tins Sec
tian ,hall be deemed -uilly OF mi-.
inn. and upon conviction there
~ punished by line OF not
I'VE dollar siuN) tnr the
and not more than tfiy
liars for the second and
tuen' odensc
And b" y further On.
THAT 'hi- 50 stall take rncct
%. DAT" Of ts passage
Improved March H.. I"ii
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An act to repeal aad teonaci pifh
amendments section 50. Nriirl" e,
OF the Code 81 Public G"a"iai Las.
till. "1cstamtular Law. sub tt'"
"CouVcyaace OF Real - t.
section | Be il enacted hy t'ts
General Assembly Of MARYLAND TIA,
section 80 Of Article -. 81 -" cuie u
Public General Law t.,l, H. lament
AIRY Law subtitle Come vance ~
Real Estate" %" and thr su2r H"i,
by repealed and re.cnaa'ed VIII
amendments 80 rs to read Toll lows
50. Tho Execute. OF administrator
!nclud NJ the administrator d. hnn.s
non OF person, wh9 shalt has rs!r
sale oi real estate and have died be.
tore receiving the purchase money ur
conVcy!ns the same may convey suca
real estate to the purcha -"r and whri.
any dec"dcnt shall have madn q 9l!a
OF conveyance OF any real OF lea~"holh
Interest in lands OF i.uoments and
shall hay" conveyed Tie sam" by a
decd which deed Is defective by rea.
son OF erroneous rrcitals impropot az
erroneous description ui the property
sold and Intended To be conveyed or
Is lacking IN any matter 81 '1rm or
execution required by las or ~ IL"
acknoN lcdemcir thereof or for aJs
other reason The cNccutut o. admln.
i-trator OF such deceased person may
rNccut" and deliver coniiruato,y
deed ot such prOpC rty. aud his decd
Shal BE- good and valid In law and
shall convey all the r.sht title. ,lriW
and interest OF suc1 'r"as.! urr-ou
in such real estate a. cuee'grll} ID
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS.

ing. however. ten dollar t$lou0) p,y
day for czech and every day that ie
81 they ~" cagae in any such ex-
animation. Nc'ii THAI o. iHsr.ai 'e
Commissioner May employ one sp, cls3
examiner on any examination that In
his Judgment may require such en-
ploymcnt who shall BE- paid by the
company whose affairs are examined
his travelling and other expenses. and
IN addition thereto. a sum to be- ap.
proved by The Insurance Commission
cr. not exceeding however twenty
tive dollars (S25.00D per day, for each
and every day that he Is engaged in
any such examination. and provided
further. that any official or employo a.
of ;hc Insurance Department who shall
be directed by the Insurance Commits
sionor To assist IN III" examination nf
any insurance company organized and
located out ID" of this state and do
INK business In this state shall be
paid by such compauy his travelling
and other expense, ard sCyh reason
able Cumpru alton ~ - al be fixed by
the insuiAnc" Commissioner. IN addi
ton 10 the salary pad such Official!
OF emplcyc" OH oi ~" funds oil said
Department II tie ~ diem and eN
senses in any ease t"r"in provided
hall remain uupa!d after ted days
rom the completion al any such "N
animation. IN" lnSurauc" Commit. ion
~ MHy ~" therefor For me pu,-
poses OF any examination authorized
hy law. tho Insurance commissioner.
or he Insurance Examiner. shall have
power and is hereby authorized %
summon any person or PARSONS bein-
within This State aud to administer to
him or them the proper aud necess ary
oath and - examine HIM or them I'm
dsr oath in relation To thu aifaits and
conditions of any insurance company:
In order that the public may be iully
Informed as To the condition Of ell
companies doing business In thi. State
The result Of the official examination
Of any such company in such con
densed form as shall shON the true
condition OF the company examined.
nall b" published within thirty days
thereafter by the Insurance Commi-
sioner AT the expense Of said com.
pany. in one daily newspaper pub
iished in the CITY OF Baltimore. Should
any insurance company organized un-
der III" laws of this Stat" refuse TO
permit its affairs TO be examined rs
herein crowded or refuse flee access
30 is books or papers. OF In any man
Ter whatever prevent thOroush OK
animation. M" said Insurance Commits
ioncr shall proceed AGAINST said con.
amy in thc manner provided in the
seventh sub lection of this section.
section . BE il further enacted,
That this Act shall take effect from
aad after the date of it,, pas.a@e
Approved March - 1877
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS.
fCHAPTER n

tCHAPTER IL
AN ACT to add new Section 10 Arti-
Gle rs of the Code OF Public General
Laws. lie Pleading Practice and
Process at Ia"." subtitle "Continu.
ance." to be designated section 7p-A.
Section l. BE 1t enacted by the
General Assembly OF Maryland That II
new Section he. and tho same is here
by. added to Article *. Code OF Public
General Laws. title Pleading, Prac
tice and Process at Law" sub title
Continuance. TO be designated Sec
ton 7O-A.
Section 70.A When Il shall appear
that any attorney Of record OF any
party to suit or proceeding at law or
In equity is member OF the General
Assembly Of Maryland and II" said
General Assembly of Maryland shall
then be in session. such suit or pro.
ceeding shall be continued nom time
TO time until said General Assembly OF
Maryland shall have adjourned unless
such attorney shall upon tn" aall %,
suca suit - proceeding COR triai waive
Ia" baneht 81 this section
section . And be- il igrttef ~
acted That this Net shall take effect
from the dat Of its passage
Approved February 49, lHli
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trIrAIrt,r 23s 4

NJ ACT To i-p, al section Ii Articl"
-. nl IA" Public General Laws OF
Mar,l Lard entitled Attorneys at
law and Attorneys in fact" and re
enac, the folloy'iHg in lieu thereof
with penalty Tor th" violation
thereon
Section / BE- II enacted by the Gen.
rral Assembly OF MARYLAND. That Sec.
ton IL of Article In Of the Public Gen.
cral Laws OF Maryland be- and the
same is hereby repealed and re-enact'
ed. so as 10 read as follows
(lS) Any Register OF Wills or CLERK
ri any Court or deputy Register or
clerk OF assistant Clerk. appointec or
employee Of raid Register Of Wills
or clerk OF any Court or baililf Of any
Court. 81 officer or employee OF any
Juvenile Court. who shall pursue the
practice a. attorney at law In this
state during the term of their Office
or appointment. shall be deemed guilty
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09
PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS.

section | OF Article liza Of the Code
OF Public General Laws 81 Maryland.
as enacted by Chapter loo oil the Acts
ri the General Assembly Of Maryland
Of the year 1910 be repealed and re-
enacted with an amendment, SO as
to read a. follows
Section Warehouse receipts may
be- ISSUED by any warchous"man \
warehouse shall be considered to be-
any building or structure where prop
crty Of any kind is stored provided,
however. tiat a lot or parcel OF land
with or without any building or struc-
'urc thereon. which lot or parcel Of
land Is enclosed with fence. OF 9th
rrwise. shall be- considered to be a
Warehouse. il bulky or heavy prop
"tiy Is stored thereon
SECTION > And he 1t further on.
acted That This Act shall take eli
rect ftom tn. datr of its passa-e.
Approscd March ~ Toll
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09

AN ACT 70 repeal and reynaet with
amendments section - uf AT 'ie 93
OF Basby'S Annotated cod" o.. Pub
lie Ciyil Laws Of Mawlaad titl"
Parliamentary Law" sghtiti Al.
ministration by an EXec.tor
Whereas. among other Things it is
provided in section IS Of Arucle a3
of Bagby's Annotated Cnar Is puhlic
Civil Laws OF Maryland. that No mar
ried woman Shall qualify is an eNecu.
triX or a. an instratrIN unless her
husband shall give bond for her faith.
tul Performance and
Whereas. by Chapter i57 Of the Acts
OF 1898. married woman was given
power TO contract. engage In business.
TO sue and be- sued. rs fully a. il sh,.
Were unmarried. bu, no attempt was
there made to repeal and rr-cnact said
Section IS OF Article % requiring hcr
husband TO give bond in The event she
acted a. evecutrix or administrator .
Section l. BE Il enacted by the
General Assembly OF Maryland. That
Section IS OF Article 81 oi Bagby =
Annotated Code o. the Public Ciyil
Laws OF MARYLAND. title "Icstamcntary
Law" subtitle Administration by an
ENctHtol' De ana tHt 81 ne Is lltifIA
repealed and re.caact"d SO as % read
a. follows
IS = married woman shall be en-.
titled TO letters tesiam"ntary or letters
OF administration In the anne manner
as If she were unmarried. and shall
give bond with the same conditions
annexed As herein provided in this
Article FOR the bonds Of executors and
administrators and the bond Of any
executrix ct Administrative who is IN.
married and eighteen years OF as" or
over SHALL be binding in TN same man
ner a IL she were Of the mi Az OF
tweniy-one years
Section . And be Il further on.
acted That this Act shall take effect
from the date of It's passage
Approved February - iail
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09

Az ACT To repeal chapter - ol the
Acts of the General Assembly of
Maryland. session Of 1872 entitled
I'm Act to make valid deeds mort
cages bonds Of conyeyances bills
Of sale and all other cony"yances OF
real and personal property or ~
any interest. detective IN acknowl-
edgemcnt or in the certificate there
of. OF when the ofhcial character OF
the officer taking the acknowledge
ment has not been certified To. az
required by the law. or when the
conveyance has not been witnessed
and sealed and 60 re.enact tho tame
so as 10 read as follows
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IcnArTrR 10

An act - repeal ami re.enact with
amendments : ton 90 oi Article
- q thu code ~ Public General
IeWs of Maryland ttti" Crimes
and Pun shm"nts subtitle Con
Cealed Weapons rs the same was
raenacted by Chapter III Of the
Acts u the General Assembly OF
Maryland Of 1894. and Ia add two
additional sections 10 said Article
a. &, .aiipV said SECTION ?" and To
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09
tCiiAPTER i47.l

w ACT to repeal and re.cnact with
an amendment section / OF Article
IA oi the Code NJ Public General
Laws OF Maryland. as enacted by
Chapter TOD OF the Acts OF the Gen
eral Assembly Of Maryland of the
year 1910
Sect.oa /. BE II enacted By the
General Assembly q Maryland. That
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS.


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i''t ifom thu dat" OF its ras5ate-
AHir"'cd March -. l'it
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-12
Jewels Are Saved, but Handsome
Country Place Is Only Pile
of Ruins.

A pile of smoking ruins Monday
marked the site of the hand
some home of Thomas B. Fielder,
Howell Mil and Collier roads, which
was destroyed by fire Sunday after
noon about o'clock, causing loss
estimated at 100000 The loss is
about half covered by insurance.
Nothing was saved from the house
except a small quantity of jewelry
and slverware. which servants car
ried out.
The fire started mysteriously In the
upstairs and spread rapidly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fielder were visiting friends in
Atlanta when the fire broke out.
The Fielder home was one of the
Oldest in Atlanta. 1t was built in 1868
by Judge Clark Howell, and passed
into the hands of Mr. Fielder about
ten years ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Fielder
are living temporarily at the home of
Mrs. Felder's sister, Mrs. j. l.. Riley,
on PeaChtree road.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-12
lrate Father in-LaW
Plans to Confront
Thurman at Trial

arthur Thurman, young Atlanta
lawyer will be confronted by an irate
iather-in-law when he appears be-
lore Recorder Broyles Tuesday morn
ing 10 answer to the charge of having,
III addition to the wife to whom he
legally Is wed, heart wife" whom
ne introduced to all his friends as
Mrs. Thurman.
This information was contained in
letter received Monday afternoon by
d. r. Letton, manager of the Ansley
iio'ei' from E. A. Cason, of Elberton,
I'd father of the real Mrs. Thurman.
MI Letton had assisted the Atlanta
Electives in discovering the real re-
'a'ions of Thurman and the young
woman who posed as his wife. They
we're registered at the Ansley until
'"elr deception became known.
Cason stated that he would be on
Hahd to aid in the prosecution of
thurman, and it is understood that
ne also will take advantage OF the
opportunity to get evidence to be
SEQ as the basis for a divorce suit
bring.
Miss Genevieve Goodfn who dlsap-
Jared soon after Thurman's arrest a
Gays ago on the charge of slap
pLng Harry G. Poole's 9-year-old son
snd who is being sought as Thurman
..mpanion, has dropped entirely out
VI sight. The detectives believe she
naS returned to Cincinnati, from
mere she came about year ago, or
Ky. me-
3, general notice was posted at po-
.ee headquarters Monday asking the
p9lcemen to be on the lookout for
TTer If found she will be tried with