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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-29

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gen uno bas 9ers seffofen iuorben.
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brd6t tperben, pon ipo ans bic 8eers
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bereits Dor einiger 3eit geOro6t, feline
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er bic 3lpeifa9e 8lutt6dt oeriibts. Der
gruoer ioppbl ipie ole Gltern berIuds
ten, p9ilip bieie MOrogeoanten aus
3ureOen unO nod am geitrigen Gage
Bat i'm feline SHUTTER, ais er ibr Iein
Geio tlagte, bimmelbob, ni6t gum
8er6re6er 5lt iperben, ionbern ru4ig
ab5updrten, oa Die Srau -ii3er pieoer
gu inn 5uriidte6ren piirbe. 9ieie Bit
ten llnO grmubuungsn per6oaten jee
bod ungebOrt unO bur6 bei grdule
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Sobn 5eberfpiel jr. onnebmen perDen.
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i'm 80 2ebensjabrs itanb, mar aus
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Sisbsn6iirgen itammts. Bon 9eruf
mar 5ebsripieI Wluiiter uno bat 10
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i8en 2trmee als UtilitdrmuIiter anges
bort unO in 8ubapeit. S5egeoin ionit
in Der YrpOins Nopipu8Gr geitdnOen.
2tuBerbem oiente er nod ipsitere bier
Sabre ais R.6nungsfiibrer. Gr mar
Elm ppr5iigli6er @ioliniit uno lit aud
bier iebr bdltfig nit ieinem 9ruOer,
9errn So6n Feosripisl, IT,. aIs Wtuz
iiter aufgetreten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-29
Gies NIB 5as.

- @iir9erneiiter Spiegel miro Ill
Sen ndd,iten Sagen all alle Verelni-
gltngen in Ser StaOt Gin 0timeihrei'
ben ienben, in iuclhem er lie auHor'
bern pirb, rad beiten Grliten ole
9aunhpoIleninouiirie 81 iproerL lin
aui oieie g9eiie ben 9eiieern pon
Observation-Disclosures. Die infolse
oes arieses fait ihr gdn3es slbiasae'
bet einaebiiBt baben 81 helien.
- Die Theological nnb Rcli1iouS
bat ii6 aufsel6it unb bic
10000 gdnoe luniaiienoe tbeologIIhe
gibIioibes gebt IN ben 9eiis Der IT'D.
tiidel 6reibiblictbet ilber. 9ielelbe
er6uIt Saburtb eine iuerttooae gerei.
Ierinlg.
- 9as aonnentions.aommit
Der SanoeIsfammer bat liir Die 3n.
iammentnlit Der SSnterHdtionaI III
iociaticn BON Buli5eideis i'm Naai II.
3. eincn 3uiduB Don $1,000 beipil.
ligt. Gie Soften Der aonoention iiaS
alli $4,000 peranibla9t woroen.
= Sic 6. Sabresfonoention Der
9lmer:ran aIiioeiation Of Commercial
Grec,ltires uno Der Commercial &c.
cretariss bat esiiern i'm Sota 9ibfcn
belunnen. giirgerneiiter Spiegel imo
SanoeIstammerpraiioent Geo. 5. Gie.
terIc bieIten Die @illtommsreSen. Die
9eritte puroen perleien unS sbenoS
fano cine llnterbaltung i'm SoteI
itait. Gs ipiro aui cine @erifnleI5ung
Der 5eioen aorperihaiten binsearbei.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-29
SnlanO Selegrapb
S9anfra Ii s.

GaIt2afe Gitp. %. Septcm.
Der. Sn Der Sugarbouie 9anf, Die nur
bmIGert 2)aros pont Staats5ud)t5auS
gelegen lit, wurOeu am Wtontag Der
Saiiirer 8eorge u. @off uRo Ser
9ufbalter Gliiforo @oif bon einem
R1uber in 0as Sidjerbeitsgelpolbe ge-
jngt imb bort eingeifloiien, poraui
Der 9urihe nit $1525 enhpiidte.
g 6rte6 0rpbbriefe.
Duluth, Min., %. September.
Der 81 Sabre alte Charles Solpell,
bon @len Tlora, @is., pirb fir bic
gunbssbeb0rben bier feitsebalten unb
ipIl laut Der @erii9eruhq Der Yoli5ei
einseitauben baben, bab er cine Reibe
bon Orpbbriefen porbereitet bat, bur6
ipel6e @eIb BON Games =. Sill unb
beiien Spbn 9puis 80. Sill erprebt
iperbsn iolIte. 6pipeG ippllte ben 9riez
fen sufolgs$50,000 baben. gr ion eins
seitanSen baben Gbnlide GrpreFers
brisfe au6 an psrfaisbene perionsn
In DULUTH iptpie in peri4ieosnsn
Stastsi, ssianst Az babsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-29
@Od,snbridyt oes @einuSbcitsamts.

Cant benz geridjt Ses itaStiidcr
@eianobeitsomts ipt,roen in Ger Der.
iloiienen @o1e &c 5dlle bon an
Itedenben aranfbeiten imo 10 1obes.
iale infolge FOLDER arantbeiten be.
ridtet, eeaen 81 grfranfi,ngen uno
19 Sobesialle in Der 4nraaelpode
bas rorigen Ssabres. aui Die etrBelnell
sfrarlfbeiten pertbeilen iif bic 5ur
Mel6ung eeIansten Sale pie folgt:
StWinSirl6t, 20 grtranfimgen unb
neun 5oSesidae; 8ipbtberitis, 1S CIR.
franfingen; SfarladIiieber uuo
@inhpodeH ie 1ht Grfranflingen;
Maiern. orei grtranfungen; ~,
pbusiie6er, bier erfranfinaen iino
elm 5obesiaa; Wiiunps, orei grfrnn.
frnsen; aerdbuiten, srpei Grtrantun.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-29

2. giseprdiibent: SObn gndsr.
DoDton. 8.
prototOa Setrstdr: Grib M.ili.
DabtOn, 8.
Tinuns SetrefGr: Geo. 3. aotb.
Gpbingion.
Sdasmeifter: Gbriitian aubl, Rems
port.
8ertrster Der 8unbesbebSros: Otto
Sdirmer, 5amilton.
9drauf fpitrbe bsI6loiisn, fir ben
beutiden unb 0iterrsihiid unsdris
Ii6sn Siifsfonbs bic Summe Don
$500 aus Der 9s5irfsfaiIe All be-
tpi[lisen. 8sihloifen tpurNe. bdB alls
@eiansOereine Oes geairts. bic Bis jebt
'uo9 sii tsinem beutIh ameritants
iden StabtsN ober Staatspebano ges
b1ren, erfu6t fuerben iollsn, sisies 3n
tbun, bnmit oas Seuti9tbum oes
aanoes ols Elm einaigss. gei9IoNenes
0anss gesen bic @srni6ter Der pers
iDnliden Grsibeit Jront MAIDEN t0n,
ne. Der 8eridt bes Gbabmsiiters
Chris. &abl, pelder einen adhenbes
itanb BON $71.22 dufpies, tpurbe gut
gebeiben. 8dralf tpurbe Der Qntrag
angenommen, Oab Der feiteebenoe Der
elm Big Gum /. Snniiur 1916 bic beim
SGnserfeit Slt Iinsenosn 2ieoer ben
tbeilnebmenben @eiaHapereinen Sus
itiden iOa. Qlu6 ioG iObaIo dls
mOsIih oas Datum beg i5eites betannt
semaAt per6en. bamit bic .ttpa BON
ben 9ereinen a6subaltenbsn Ieitlifr
feiten ni6t nit benz SGnoerfeft in
aonflitt fommen. Gum Sdlub fors
oerte prdiiosnt S6irmsr oie Selegos
ten ouf, ben inner.n Wsnifsn 3u itdr<
ten, ipel6er lufTorberung prompt
Solae eeleiitst nur6e unb Bel einem
gemiitbliden Gpmmers ipurben bic
h.rrIi6en 2iebsr .Sonntas iifs",
.Das beutids 2ieb" uifu. geiungen.
Der neue 8esirts Dirigent gilbert
@eper. ipel6er nit ieiner Delegation
per Qutomobile BON Hspport fam unb
Der 0irisent bes Hi6monb Wdnners
dors, pelder ebenfaas Die Strsde bon
SO Weilen per Quto mu6ts. tparen uls
GjGite anipeIenb. 9tls bic SGnssrfrOh;
Iidteit am Sotiten mar, srifien Der
pr1iibent BEG NOroameritdniitsn
Sdnserbunbes, Serr Gbarles S4mibt
pom Cincinnati. Der Der 9ro6e Der
Ser. SGnser bsisepobnt bate, auf Der
gilbflGGe uno purbe nit sinsm bons
nernben SGnseraruh unb So6 sms
pfdnssn. Gum Sdlub purben oann
Die iibli6en Sdntssb.Idliine potirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-29
@twas giinfiser
SdeiHt iid Die SituatiOn in Merifo
81 geitalten.
General 9tQu peripriAt audi ni6t
ais &anOibat fir prdTibent pber
@i3sprdiioent uufirstsR gu
ipollen.
Hebeaenfubrer 3apata~miq Don. elmer
llebergube bon 9era GruS an bic
Gdrran5a Regierung ui5ts
piIisn.

gBaibirgtpn, ,. g., %. Sept.
Sm Staatsoepdrtemeut traf am
Ulontag bic fprmeQe @rtldrung Elm,
bGB 9eneral @iQa peber als aanbis
bat flir bas Imt bes YrdiiDenten
pber bas bes Disqualification auf3us
treten seOentt. 0ieie gr!lGruu0 mar
in 0epeiben entbalten, lpeIde Der
Der. Stuaten &pnIularasent Gar
rothsrs aug Gbibuabua ianote. 0ieIe
8epei4e bat Die 9offnung in bisiigeu
amtli6en &rciien auf cine frieoli6e
8eilegung Der &ontroperie in Meritp
beoeutenb peritGrtt, beionbers oa lie
birett auf cine Sepei6c folgts, in
ipel4er GarranSa ertldrt bate, bab
er ni1t tanbioirsn ipiiroe, faQs 9iaa
Ous glei9e @erTpre6en geben ppae
unb audi bic anberen !5eerfiibrer ols
qrdiibentiaafts ausses
merat iperbeu piirben.
Nus Der 6ouptitabt Merito iinb
feline peiteren Na9riateu eiugetrof=
ten, ober man slaubt bier aQsemein,
oab falls 9enerai garrun5a tbatid9=
lid am Duuneritug Iein 4mt uieber-
legt, Die BON ibm einberufene &onpenz
tipn 5ernunbO SgIeiias GaIberpn gu
ieinem Ra6folger erfpG6len tpiro,
beIen @ripGblung bsfanntlid BON
9iaa perlanst porbsu iit.
Die bieIigen 8ertrster Der &onitis
itutionaliitsn geben ii4 Der Sofinung
bin, baB bic Don GarranSa unS @iGa
abseianbten SriebenstpmmiTGre i'm
Stanoe ietn tperoen, bic SipiT1en ben
beioen 5iibrern berrIhenben WibbeI>
ligteiten bei5ulesen. SbI1pn bie bic,
iige meritaniI9e gotIduft ni6t babpn
in aenntniB geiebt tporben lit, mo bic
SiBunsen Der &ommifipn itattftnben
perben, 10 nifnmt man an, bab bic
&ommiiIipn in asuas @alientes tasen
pirp.
@eneral 6unitpn, Der gefeblsbo6er
Der Ser. Staaten 5ruppsn in 8era
grus, Bot bds &riegsbepdrtement ba.
ppn bena4ri6tist, bab 9eneraI 3apaz
ia, Der 5iibrer Der iiioli6en RebeIIsn,
bel ibm eeeen cine llebtrgabe BON
@erd Grus an bic garransa Mesieruns
proteitirt BAT. 3aputa eriIdtt, Sab sr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-29
Gut bapOnaefomn,en.

Scbr oIimpilid fam seitern 5rali
Marp Seioenreid, bon 9to. 2i39
@ind)ea glpenuc oaDon, aIs iie an Oer
9ant Strabc BON einem 9lutontobil
nieoereeraniit nllroe, bas ". 8. Nap.
inonS, BON gto, 20i @aibinston slpe.,
lenfte. Die Srau trug nir cine utlbe.
0enten0e aopftpinlbe 0nDon.
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gulitiiaes.

S5err GanI 0ioper beipirbt fit be.
fanntfih aIs ,mabbdnsiaer republi-
faniiter aanoioat fir bic 9esislatilr
iino er perbient bic llnteritiitling oes
freiiinnigen Deutihtbnms. CT ent.
.tautint elmer bod)ahtbaren beiitfhen
Camille aHo bat isIbit pisIe psrion..
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B(ulige gras6oie.
Der 9ieitaurateur Ybilip 5eberipiel
eridieht ieinc Satin Goniie anb
mad)t ieinem 9ebeu Elm Gnbe.

Die GoppcIirasooie ipielt iid] inl
S5auic go. 1928 9iace StraBe, in
Der 0obnung Oe5 Waidinilten
5ranf aatler ab. 9as Wiotlp
gum @attenmor0 biloete Die Chat
iadc, bns ,Srau 6eOeripiel ibreil
Battcn uerlaIien bate. = Der
giorS umo SelbIimoro ianocn oGne
9tugen5eugen itatt = Seit etlpa
brci @oden lebte oas 6eOeripieI-
id)e Gbepaar in llnirieben- y Bas
ole SHUTTER oes @iorbsrs imo
SclbimuorOers 5u iagen nat. =
Ghr1 Die ooppeltc gluttbat iueroeil
5lpei ainoer I'M sllter oon aht rrlc
ncin Sabren 5u 8aiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-29

lide Srennbe. Serr Hpper lit ponl
liberation Gtanppiinft b5aia ciinponc.
frei.
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rofener.

Der 17siGbrise Sobu Suitou,
Tp. 2211 Boone StruBs, ruuroe ses
itern 2lbeno Der poIisei ais psrmiBt
gemelbet. 9erIelbe bsrlieb ieine WUb'
nuna am Mprsen bes q. September,
nm fia sur arbeit gu bessbeH pno 1T
ieitSsm ni4t msbr ssishsn tpOresH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-29
2ofaI 8eri9t.
Die 8esirtsiasser
Bon SibObiO unb aentndp maren lie
in SamiIton periammelt.

Die SslssatsnIisuns fanO bort i'm
Osuiiden 9auie itatt. - Die rsrs
tretsnen @ereine unb i1rs Rspr1.
ientanten. = Der ge5irt 3dblt 1a
8ereine unO 500 Sdnaer. - Ser
Nepporter grion ii6ernimmt bds
Sdnserteit. 9asislbe finbst
nGditen CONNER Itatt. - Die Be
amtsnipabl. 9unbesprGiibent
S9miot auf Ser 9ilOfldGe.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-21

Severn Boat Clab Shuw Al Colonial
Theatre Monday Night

Owinr to the large advance sales,
the Severn Boat Club minstrel, which
is t. appear In the Colonial Theatre
Monday night, with the exception Of
about thirty tickets, the orchestra
door has been entirely sold, and like
wise there Is very good advance sale
of balcony seats.
Those desiring to attend THE min
strel ha | better purchase their seats
now, and net wait until M0oday even
ing, otherwise they might be disap-
pointed. This Deing the Severn Boat
Clubs first attempt. ths young men
have entered into the undertaking
with th spirit that always means
success. The troop in its entirety,
will number about forty pe rsons and
will introduce during the performance
almost every phase Of acts.
During the minstrel portion Of
the program, which Is the frs num-
Der, there will be introduced the fol-
lowing musical program: Opening
melody, "swanee Rose, " Nobody "
Salvation Nell" Out On the Deep.
Midnight Masquerade, I" Woodman.
Spare Thqt Tree. tie Would Have
10 Get Under. elsie D'Amour, "
You are NJ Girl, ali Of which
will be rendered in an original and
catchy style.
The olio performance will consist
Of musical acts lnd various comedy
acts, which will show that the young
men of the S. B. G. are not lacking
in varied comedians. The peri lrm-
ance will close with a ]aughable
.4kecb, eTonsorial James. which il
one continuous laugh from the fret
TO the last curtain.
Again We wish to cali the attention
Of the members aud friends Of this
club to the scarcity Of seats and re-
quest them 10 attend to their puf-
chases Immediately. Tickets ere on
sale at Green's Pharmacy, and will be
there until 1880 o'clock Monday even
ing. then they will be sold from the
box office Of the Colonial Theater.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-21

Woman Who Wears High Heels OBJ
iscls To Class Legislation 1t is
A joke!

editor Evening Capital:
Delegate Snowdeu, Of Montgomery
county must certainly be a away
back. " He would better have studied
the fashion plates ano news items be-
fore be introduced his absurd bill
against slit skirts, high heeled shoes
and the tango.
The spring styles do not show
slit" skirts, panniers have come in.
The latest heel is a lew French heel.
1t ia about the height of q medium
Cuban heel. The straight Cuban heel
is 8 boon TO people with one leg short
or than the ether One often sees
people who walk on the ball of one
foot on account Of the contraction OF
muscles under the knee, or from Q
sfIf knee. A Cuban heel remedies
this defect, leaving q scarcely notice
able limp, where otherwise q most
2Isfiguring and distressing lameness
would he evident.
Again, in such a slow place as the
quaint and charming city OF Annapo-
lis, visitors and foreigners would not
be able to walk on the streets in mod
ism garments, or shoes, without dan
ger sf being fined Frenchmen, for in
stanes, wear high heeled shoes, as
we'll as the women of most countries.
II appears 10 a mere woman that
there is nothing more Innocent and
ugly than the present costume Of
mea. Will not some other Delegate
kindly frame bill prohibiting the
wearing by men Of any other sort of
trousers that the Barn-door Pants
of our great graudfathers.
Seriously. IL is odd to see attempts
at freak legislation in so conserva-
tive a State as Maryland. There are
probably a greet many kinds OF
tango, but the sort seen at the Acad-
envy appears more digpified than the
kittenish steps Of the time.honored
waltz. A. a foreigner aptly remark
ed: Any dance danced properly Is
proper, and any dance danced i'm
properly il improper. How much
better il correct dancing which en-
livsas the spirits, and is recommended
hy physician tor rhemuatism, slug
pish liver. etc, than sedentary card
olaving. which sometimes leads to
auarYeling, not 60 speak Of gambling
We take 1t, however, that Senator
snowden's bill is only the joke OF the
season.
HAHDI,D BALLAGH.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-21

SNAPSHOTS.

Never threaten to Kiss girl. Get
busy
Keen one eye on your enemies and
two on your friends
Some men mistake a decanter for
the fountain 81 youth
Few men are able TO appreciate
good joke themselves.
Some girls are shy shout marrying
men who are shy Of ready money
The man Uh0 believes in luck In
very likely 60 develop into loafer.
she nsy iind it easier 70 fool him
than % keep him fooled.
The elder q man grows the less
wisdom Re discovers IN himself and
others.
Noah may not have been as wise as
Solomon. but be knew enough 20 20 IN
when it rained.
0ne-half the world knows what the
other bali Is doing because they are
neighbors.
A critic, Cordelia. is a person who
Is unable to DO thing in the way he
thinks L ought TO be done.
Probably not one woman in 3 hum
dred is built after the model she would
have selected bad she been given the
opportunity
Blessed il the man who discovers
il the hour OF his adversely that be has
lot more friends than he thought he
had but nc is scarce.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-21
SWIMMERS SUSPENDED
COMPETED WITH NAVY
new Workers Given SIX Months
for swimming against Mid.
dies Last Saturday.
VIOLATED RULE Of 4 A 0.
Washinatqa club Handed Similar
Decision BY Registration Com
niitss I've Years Age.

Ten members Of the New York Ath.
letic Club swimming team. which
comps ted against the midshipmen last
Saturday, Thursday night were sus.
pended for six months at 6 meeting
of the South Atlantic Association reg
istrption committee. DR.. William
Burdick and J. J RetaIliata made the
decision. The suspension went into
effect February "a.
The South Atlantic committee de-
cIares il was justified in suspending
the New Workers because they vio-
lated an Amsteur Athletic Associa-
tion rule, and, moreover, the Wash,
ington Swimming Club was given a
similar suspension February Ia, 1912
for competing against the middies.
The Washingtonians are still out of
the association.
The New York swimmers defeated
the Navy quite haudily, and thsy are
entered in q number Of meets in the
near future. All the members are
regarded as stars aud the saspt nsion
probably will not be taken very
kindly. However, the committee
ssys il could pursue no other course,
and pointed out that if the Gotham
ties were given merely severe rep.
rimand other clubs Of tire Amateur
Athletic Union would be flocking to
Annapolis or West Point to complete
against Uncle Sans boys, knowing
thew would not be punished
Notification of the suspension was
sent Thursday night to James E.
Sullivan, chairman of the national
registration COMMITTEES. 1t follows:
James E. Sullivan, Chairman Ma
Cional Registration Committee Anna
teur Athletic, Union, NeR York:
South Atlantic Registration Com
mitteo suspended Arthur McAlt eman,
Jr., II. T. Nerich, H. E. yollmer,
Bud Goodwin, George South, r. F.
McCarty, r. w. Bennett, Walter
Ramme, j. G. Wheatley and J. H.
Riley for elk months from February
IA, being same suspension Washington
Swimming Club received February IL,
90 for, same offense.
eve believe that competition
against teams OF United States acsde-
mics IL not against spirit of rules,
but see no alternative as long as ma
tional registration committee enforces
letter of rules. 1t seems fair to all
concerned that national committee
get new Interpretation by telegraph
in reference to academies. Then it
would be just to raise suspt nsion
at once.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-21
PROHIBITION NEAsuRE N.
D agate Nearns Il Cecil Oiiss II
IA gehaif 81 Tie anti Sac
Leasu

The Statewide prohibition measure
vas introduced in the House yester-
ray BY Mr. Mearns. Of Cecil erunty.
Members Of the Legislature have
been expecting ii for several wee kss-
Superintendent r Nj. Hare snd
Counsel j. Rib Mills. of the Anti
saloon League, have been 10 this city
tor some time looking over the ground
and preparing tor the Introduction
uf the bill 1t Is understood that the
Anti Saloon League leaders desired
to have the measure sttrted on its
legislative way through the Senate,
but that several Senators who were
approached asked TO be excused from
presenting il.
A similar bin may be intr iduced in
the Senate next week, however. The
bin provides g constitutional amend
meni prohibiting the sale 10 the State
81 Intoxicating liquors for beverage
purposes. Should the bill be passed,
the amendment, az course, would
have TO be submitted 10 the voters Of
the State for their action. 1T il is
adopted, IL Is to take effect May ],
1877
Between the time Of its ratifiea
tion by the voters and the necessary
action Of by the Legislature 10 ar
rnge for its enforcement violations of
its provisions are not be considered
and treated as misdemeanors and
places Ia which il is violated may be
proce eded against as public nuisauces.
The bin was referred to the Com
mittee on Amendments to the Consti-
tuition. II may be referred later to
the Temperance Committee. Anne
Arundel county is represented on both
Of these committees, Mr.. Hopkins
being a member of the constitutional
Amendments body, while Mr.. Stewart
belongs to the Temperance Commit
tee.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-21
sNowSfOBM slDErRAcKEB.


Nobody cares and everybody tun-
less ii be boy with sled) ID glad
that the snowstorm which, according
ia the weather prophet was due to
reach this city last night and con-
tinus this morning, has been sid
tracked according to the official
weather forecast sent out late last
night from Washington.
Instead of the snow, il will be fair
and cold today and tomorrow, sage
the forecaster. Yesterday storm,
which was raging off the coast Of
Georgia, was moving rapidly ii q
northeasterly direction, which would
have placed Annapolis directly In its
path. But sudden shift in the wind
turned tbe~storm from its path. and
il ia now probably spending its force
over the Atlantic Ocean
The cold spell predicted arrived,
however, and this kept the ice and
snow on the pavements and streets.
Coasting on the hills about the city Is
being enjoyed by both children and
grown-ups, especially on College
Green and the golf links at the Marine
Barracks, and there has been one
costing psrty after another = few
slight accidents have been reported.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-21
HAROLD BALLAGH.
BASKETBALL AT ARMORY.


There viii he an unusually inter-
estine game al basketball at the Com
psnv nj armory this evening. Last
vear's great Ave OF st. Johns College
have besn assembled for the purpose
If PLAYING the guardsmen.
It's certain that four Of the veter-
ans OF St. Johu Is great teamof last
wear sin play tonight. These are
John WHs3n, Philip Clayton, Robert
Welch and Howard Thompson. There
i a possibility Of Mellon playing
alo bat If he cannot De brought to
Annapolis. the fifth place will be
filled by some good player.
Since the, victory at Hyattsvilie
Tuesday. ard the good WORK in other
recent contests, the Company a boys
are very confident. Under the cir
.cumstanees, the game will be one OF
tbe most interesting played here for a
long time. Play win begin promptly
at s 0 clock.