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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
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6rei9eit

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20
WANTED FURNISHINGS
FOR SOLDIERS REST ROOM
Articles Needed To Add To Comfort
Of Visiting Men In Usiform
Notify Chairman.

A number Of useful articles are
needed in the way OF furnishings for
the rest and recreation room al the
State Armory. Bladen street. for SOL
diers. sailors and marines-Where all
men in uniform in the service Of their
country find a hearty welcome.
Some Of the things that are wanted
10 add 10 the comfort and entertain
ment of the men are The following.
Subscriptions 10 the New York. Bal
timore and washington papers. 10 be
delivered al the State Arm0ry daily.
and the Evening Capital; a chest Of
drawers in which 10 keep towels for
the shower baths; yicfrola and
Crafonola records: pictures and
magazines.
Mr.. r s Billiard has donated a
small Grafonola. and the Globe
Furniture Company has donated
large Yictr0Ia. but there are more
records needed Ash trays are want
ed, also scrap baskets and cuspid0rs.
Any one having any Of these arti-
cles 10 donate for the rest room Of
the soldiers and sailors vii please
notify Mrs Thomas J. Lanthicum.
chairman of the committee. Tele-
phone $40.
II is hoped there win be a speedy
response 10 this appeal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20
SCARCITY OF SUGAR
is BECOMING GREATER
Pound To A Customer Seems 10 Be
Prevailing Rule-No Double
Dealing Allowed.

II is almost as hard 10 buy sugar
here today as il is 10 buy whiskey n
Virginia Unless ron are q tried and
true customer Of the corner grocery
store and paw your bills promptly. yo1
viii have lard time getting one lii
tie pound. and If You ask for FIVE
pounds or have the colossal nerve 10
ask for 10. You are likely 10 be class
ed as an alien enemy or something
equally terrible. As a matter Of fact,
the stores haven't got the sugar 10
sell.
Some dealers are compelling pur-
chasers 20 buy half pound OF tea or
q pound of COTE before they viii sell
sugar. although the Food Administra-
ton has placed the ban on this kind OF
thing On Saturday q visit 10 several
stores founl this condition prevail
ing. with the result that there are
hundreds OF h0usehoIders who are
stocked to the limit OF tea and coffee
and have no sugar Many purchasers
we're indignant and left the stores
tuning. while the stolid-fsced clerks
behind the counters said nothing ex-
cept. We have 70 obey orders
Some OF the grocers have no sugar a.
all
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20
DR.. MACRUDER INVIYED
TO PREACH IN KENTUCKY
AT Seventy-FIfth Anniversary Of Found.
ing OF Trinity Church Az
Cevington.

DR.. J. II Magruder, OF Hockey
Hall. rector OF St Margaret's West
minister Parish. has accepted an in
vitation 20 preach al the seTenty-ffth
anniversary celebration or the found
ing Of Trinity Church. Covington. KY,
on nexf Sunday, November 18th
DR.. Magruder was rector OF Trinity
Church for fFe years before buying
the old Dorsey estate al Hockey Hall
and removing 10 Maryland. where his
people have lived for eight generations
since the planting Of the colony By
Lord Baltimore
He was also President Of the Stand
ing Committee OF the Diocese Of Lex
ington- IN which Covington is stu
ated. Deputy 70 the General Conven-
tion Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church from that diocese. and treas
urer Of its Board Of Missions.
Dr. Fen. President Of ST Johns
College. viii take the service Il 81
Nargaret's On Sunday morning At IL
O'Clock
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20
NO COMBINATION SAILS
Compelling Buyer TO Take One Arti-
Gle To Get Another Stepped

Retail dealers were ordered by the
Food Administration 10 stop the wide
Is prevalent practice Of making com
hination sales" requiring customers
% make other purchases in order 10
obtain a certain commodity One ex-
ception is made-on all sales Of sugar
the dealer may require 10 buy twice
the weight or cornmeal
Reports have come from many cities
Of combination sales particularly
since the -hortage OF sugar in the
East began. IN order 70 get 4 couple
OF pounds Of sugar consumers have
had TO spend a certain amount in
other goods.
This practice. the Administration
holds, is likely 70 lead 10 was.eful
buying. The exception in regard 10
cornmeal IS made as as 8 wheat con-
servaf5on measure. 10 encourage
greater use OF corn products. but
dealers are Lot required to make the
exception unless they so desire.
Ample power 10 enforce its orders
TO retailers is possessed by the Food
Administration. through its licensing
q wholesalers. Any dealer who fails
70 heed an order viii ind his supply
from the wholesaler cat OF II his Of
Tense Is reported.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20
TO HONOR MEMORY
OF CAPTAIN PORTER
New FIremsn's Headquarters 10 Be
Named s'Porter Hall Fer Late
FIRE Chief.

AT q meeting last night q the In
dependent Fire Company No ,. held
in their headquarters IN the Municipal
Building. q motion was made By one
OF the members. Mr. william H Moss.
to name he new building being
erected for the new headquarters Of
Independent No Fire Company
Porter Hall
Mr. Moss motion was duly second
ed By M Albert Knacksteif. and
was unanimously carried The fol-
loving committee was appointed 10
wait upon the City Council 10 obtain
permission 10 name the new building
on the corner Of Market and Duke Of
Gloucester street Porter Hall.
Major John dep DOW. Messrs- John
Taylor. George F. Quad. William H
Moss and Albert KnackstedI
Il is proposed 10 erect 3 large
bronze tablet on the new building
properly inscribed 10 the memory OF
the late Philip z Porter. for twenty
Eve years q member Of the Volunteer
Fire Department o. Annapolis. and for
many years Chief OF the City volun-
teer Fire Department
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20
PERSONNEL OF BRIDE
Mr. r G. Clancy Tosk As Wife Mrs
Halliday Haight, Dramatic Con-
trzlto, Londen And new JERK

The marriage in Chicago. IN Of
Mr.. Richard G. CLANCY. former City
Alderman. and prominent business
nan and large property owner Of this
city. has excited considerable local
interest
The telegram incorrectly stated that
The bride Is 2 Mss HaighL She Is
Mrs. Halliday Haight ; widow. Of
Portland. Ore. and Is q dramatic con-
tralt0 singer Of vide note. both Al
home and abroad She has sung with
success IN Londzy and New York. and
Vas soloist al ST George Episcopal
Church. New York. ST Ignati1s
Church. New York and the First
Baptist Church. New York
The New YORK Musical Exchange
has the following to say OF her:
Mrs Halliday HaighI, q conIral1o
Of marked power. was born in Lon
don. England. and commenced her
vocal career as a charming little sin
ger OF ballads when only nine years
OF age she comes from nusicianly
family. Sir Andrew Halliday. the
l0l1FO~El, Hc-A4E Ac4 A-~~&E- s-4A ~ y -
Il the home OF the latter that she first
met Alberto Randegger. The English
exponent OF orztorio. who gave her
many valuable hours Of instruction
-cn first coming 10 America al the
age OF fifteen, she was engaged as
contrzlto sOioist OF 81 Georges
Episcopal Church, New York
Mrs Haight came 70 Annapolis
about q year ago 10 be with her son,
Midshipmzn Stanley H Haighf. then
a. the Naval Academy She took up
her residence here with her little
daughter. first On Duke OF Gloucester
street. then al Us Market street
Shortly after arriving here her son
was graduated with the Class 1917
much earlier than usual-last March
because OF war conditions
After his graduation. Mrs. Haight
left Annapolis 10 again take up her
residence IN her Western home il
Oregon, but was persuaded by some
Of her friends 10 continue her must
cal career in Chicago.
While here she met Mr. Clancy 70
whom she was married on Saturday.
November IL. in the Windy City.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20
PERFECT WEATHER
GRACES NOV CALENDAR
Not A Rainy Dav For Nearly Three
Weeks

November has been so far an ideal
month. and there is little OF il left 10
get II sits bad ticks
Perhaps November has been so
beautiful because il is the month Of
Indian summer when the air is
balr1y. and there is soft haze over
the fields mornings and evenings
IL is so-called because the Indians
told the PilgEims who landed II
bleak, barren weather with snow On
the ground in October. 20 wait little
when il would be beautiful summer.
and u November, sure enough the
balmy weather came and the colonists
called il the Indian Summer
So far there has not been 5 rainy
day for three weeks Every day was
declared -oEcially~ clear last week
BY Joseph BLY,. yF.. Observer, TEN
porary il charge
This weeks Official bulletin shows
three clear days. Nov II. Il and Is.
and three partly cloa6y days Nov
Il. Is. is. and one cloudy day. Nov. H.
No rain fell during the week
The highest temperature WAS 20 de-
grees, on Sunday. Nov Is. The loves.
SIS on Nov. IL. II has been 3 month
q remarkable weather
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20
Still Searching Fer Murderer.

The police force Of the Baltimroe
and Ohio Railroad joined the Brook
I'm and Curtis Bar police and the Bal
fimore City detectives yesterday IN
the hunt for The Slayers OF Joseph
Goscewski. The Curtis Bay saloon
keeper. who was found dead behind
his bar last Tuesday night
II was learned that descriptions Of
the three men seen running away
frno Goscewski'< place after the mur-
der tailed exactly with three men
who were employed II the Baltimore
and Ohio camp II the rear OF the
saloon. but who have since disappear
ed. In an effort % locate these men.
the Baltimore and Ohio uniformed
police force las solne5 in the search
Four suspects have been arrested By
the Brooklyn and Curtis Bay police.
bGs. AFTER > grilling. have been dis
missed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20
Personal MENTION.
Those Who Cone And These Who Go
Our Floating Population.

Mr.. Leon Strauss. proprietor OF
:. fne Fashion." Maryland Ave. l. in
New York On e business trip
Mr. Julian Spencer Is visiting his
cousin. Mr.. Pscs, Of Kent Island.
Nine. Costes, wife OF PREF. Castor
Costst. Of the Nsvel Acs3emy, visited
friends in Washington yesterday.
Mr.. George T. Alrich. q Eastcn,
Pa, is visiting his son Eho is InstrUc-
tor ST the Naval Academy.
Mrs. Clarence n schin snd young sea
Douglas, Of Bsltimore, sre spending a
few days with her sisters-in law, Mrs.
3ertin Glow sno Mrs. Rsrry Kerch.
ingt1n, az Gernshtoxn.
Lieut.. Oliver Bsgbv, u. S. n. ard
family, who have been residing Cd
Duke Of Gloucester street while Lieut.
Bsgby has been attached 20 the Nsvsl
Academy. viii leave here tomorrow,
10 take up their residence IN ether
psrts.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20
VISITING DAYS MUST BE
OBSERVED AT CAMP MEADE
Military Authorities To Enforce The
Rules Previously Laid Down

Divisional headquarters al Camp
Meade has again issued q warning 70
the effect that visitors 10 the camp
must confne their visits 10 the days
set aside for outsiders 10 see the sol
der boys AZ the canionment We'd
nesday afternoons. Saturday after
moons and all day Sundays have been
officially designated as the visiting
times and no one VIII be allowed in
side the camp on other days.
The warning was made necessary
by the fact that persons have been
coming from distant points in Penn
syiTania and Maryland TO see the men
in khafii az times other than the speci-
fed visiting periods. These persons,
when they learn that their trips have
been in vain. are disgruntled II is
not the desire of the authorities al
Camp Meade 10 work any hardship on
parents. brothers, sisters and sweet
hearts who journey miles 10 see their
dear ones. but military rules are mill
tary rules. and army discipline must
be maintained Wednesday and Sat
uroSN afternoons 1nl al DAY SUNDAY
are the visiting periods for outsiders
and no other times
Division headquarters has learned
that persons who wish TO be extra
nice 70 the boys on leave from camp
have been inducing them 10 partake
Of liquor an dto be bit tzrdy in their
return TO camp This. il is declared,
is dangerous 10 the welfare and lib
erty Of the men Perhaps the warn
ing viii be Needed when il is made
known that If a man is FIVE minutes
late in returning 10 camp. his tardi-
ness upsefs the military scheme Of
things. and he is put into the guard
house and deprived OF his leave Of abb
sence for 80 days
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20
COL. LITTLE WIFE'S WRITES
HOW SOLDIERS GET SWEATERS
Plsa OF Distributisn At Camp MrCleI-
Ian, Anniston.

Mrs Charles A Little, wife OF Col
Charles A Little. commander OF the
old First Regiment Of MARYLAND. now
At Admission. Ala. IN = letter TO her
aunt. Mrs John Y. L Findlay, OF Bal
tinOre. received Saturday. writes that
she has 50 far received fore than 500
sweaters for the MARYLAND b0ys 81
Camp Mcclellan
Il take then az once 10 the camp.
Mrs Little writes. and give them 10
the company commanders He first
gives ont those that are marked for
specified individuals from the differ
en- counties The rest 90 10 the first
men who c0Ee along.
Each u.an's name Is taken 50 thar
there Is no chance Of duplication A
few hours after the sweaters are re-
celred they are distributed 70 the men
here. Some have been given 70 the
conTzlescsnt soldiers just from the
hospital
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20

Thomas Driver, q young coiored
man Of Washington, wss s6ja6ged
guilty Of civil assault ia the Circuit
Court here this morning. The Court
imposed fiDe Of SIS and ccsts. Tbs
is the case inst rad its inception il q
Eight between q number Of Weshing-
ton and Annapolis negroes 81 Adam 3
Park near the city, last sumner, On
the occasion OF an excursion given by
the Washington negroes a. the resort.
Drivers victim was George Groom
who was rather severely cut A n1m-
ber Of the negroes got into ths nixap
hut Driver and Groom were the grin.
cipels
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20
w., B&A Switch Ordnance In

An ordinance authorizing the Wash
Ington. Baltimore ana Annapolis Flee
fric Railway Company 70 Connect It's
tracks aith those Of the Bsltim1re and
Ohia Railroad b. means Of switch q
Pratt and Greene streets was intru-
ooced N the Second Branch CT the
City Council, Baltimore. last evening
by President John Hubert II was
given its first reading and sent 70 the
Beard Of Estimates, which Il 70 tx
the vsIue Of the franchise.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20
STATE LOSES SUIT FOR FUND
Negro Colonization Case Likely To Be
Appealed Again.

The suit Of the State CT Maryland &c
obtain possession Of the trust fund
nov amounting 20 about $50, 600 left
By the late Mrs Caroline Donovan for
the transportation Of negroes 70 Ii.
IBERIA By the American Colonization
Society wss dismissed yesterday by
J0oge Stump, IN the Cireuit Court Ct
Bsltimpre.
Last January the Court Of Appeals
decided thst tbs trust created by Mrs.
Donovan was VOID from Tire beginning
and thst her heirs who brought suit 70
obtain possession of the fund were de-
barred from recovering t. Suit wss
then Instituted bysthe State 20 obtain
it on the ground that il had escheste3
10 the Commonwealth.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20
THIS EVENINGS CARO- PARTY
Besefit Of War Fund At Saint Mary 5
Hall

s. Nery's nsver does things BY
hslves and this evenings cs.o party
for the benefit CT the Knights of Col
uuhus War Fund, premises q be no
exception
The card party vii be held in St.
Nzrs's Hall. Tick l. including re-
treatments and prizes sre priced st
thirty-flve cents
Everybody knows the splsnds6 work
the Knights Of CclumbCs IS dcing e.
Camp Mes6e and ether environments
Help 8 good cause and attend TIE
party tonight.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20

Mr. Brice Worthington, of Sunny
Banks. hss been quite III at lis bone
for the lsst few days and Is not VERY
much improved At this writing.
MI. and Mrs John ReniIlieux and
cs1ghfers Ct Sherwood Forest vert 70
Baltimore On Sunday and are the
guests Ct Mrs. Kate Singer, mother
e the former.
Miss Julis Hatch was called Il
Baltimore On Monday a. her brother
j. quite I'll.
he lovely Spring" xesther Sur
Day brO1ght quite nunber Of suto-
ists On visit 70 Sherwood Forest.
L II. W.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20
RO AIRING
GOOD BARGAINS!
THIS WEEK.
THIS WEEK

A large assortment OF Boys Suits, in
Serges, Worsteds. and Cashneres.
IN Pinch Back Model. s-piece Belt
and Patch Pockets. prices Ss.oa.
ss.ss, $500. SOC and ss-00.
Boys Mackinaws, double breasted
Coat with shawl Collars. Patch
Pockets. and Belt al around. worth
500. Special sa-SS
A large assortment Of Boys over
coats. worth $500 10 sl0.00. Special
$50 and 500.
Men, Buy your Suits and overcoaf
now, all wool Suits. worth $500 70
$500, Special sls.00 70 slS.0o.
Overcoats oi the newest styles. worth
100 10 sso.0a. Special sIo to sla.
Mems Khaki Pants. worth s1-s0, Spec
ial Si.la.
A large selection Of Ladies' all wool
Serge and Poplins skirts. also the
latest in Satin skirts. with the
Sheered Waists and Gathered Pock-
cts. Price s1.SS 10 $500
Just received a large assortment OF
Ladies Coats in Plush. yelours and
yeIvefs. with shawl Collars. In as
sorted colors. prices S6-00. so.
sIo.O0 and sIa.00.. These are excep-
tionaily good values,
Chiidren's Coats-yelvets. Plush and
Cloth. in very nobby patterns. prices
g 60 $500.
Ladies' shirt Waists, IN silks. Noiles
and Crepes de Chine. in the newest
designs. prices from sl-sa 70 500.
Bath Robes for Ladies and Men. from
500 70 500.
Gene and be convinced
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20

Tonight is TIE night fixed for the
meeting Of the residents Of EsstDort
At which plans fer the holding CT TIE
Community Oyster S7pper." me
meeting vii be held in tie Firsnsn's
Hall, beginning 81 o'clock. The
s1pPer sDd bszsr which is for the pur.
pose Of raising fun5s il conDecfior
with the War C01ncil drive CT ire Y
A. c A. il booked fer November 3
and e.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20

voluntary waiver classification and the
automatic zdTancsnezr OF the regis-
trznt 20 Class ! and his induction a.
once into the military serTice- Where
ne reg1sITz1t has dependents his
waiver mist be accompanied. how
ever D waivers from those depend
ent On hizs Il NOT miners. or b. an
davis showing that minor dependents
VII be sdeQuztely provided for. II
there Be minor dependents A waiver
By minor cannot be accepted
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20

Men Of St Martins E4snrei,csl
Lutheran Church are preparing to give
. novelty IN the Esy Of ) potsto-psn-
cake supper CD Thursday evening.
Nor =. u the lever room CT the
charch On Francis street
There are ID tickets. Pztrons crix
lar for what they eat. Help the
church and give genero1s patronage.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20

Ladies CT ire congregation @ Ed
wards Chapel. near PAROLE. VII hold
Al ors1er szpper On wednesday eTe-
hing. Ngremhsr II & delicious sup
per vii be served Proceeds fer tie
church GSneruus patronage Is
solicited
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20
THE FIVE ARTS CLUB
An ErceHsnl Program To Be Rendered
At Mcdowell Hall. St Jshn's Col
lege On Wednesday Evening.
n ~ r-IE- T~~.Ra1

New. 81 Public Invited
On Wednesday evening. Nav 2 81
Mcdowell Hsll. the Five Arts Cab
viii present its first entertainment q
the season. A fine program has been
arranged, some features If wAich are
Sc follows:
EokulsIe Cl1b IN Popular Selections.
Reading Frof George Gifford Of
the Naval Academy.
Songs win guitar accompaniment
Lieut.. lie Bourgeois.
Song BY Prof. Shentcn. Of TIE NsSal
Acsceny.
Re-stztions Mr.. ,. Branch Darcy
Reading Prof. Il. { Wasbb1En.
There ere other Numbers Of ara.
msrie nature. Admission Is free and
all interested srs cordially invited q
attend.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20

REDEoND.-0n November y. II
ll-zo p n - her lste residence on
Madison street, ELIZA A. RED
MoND-
F1nsrsl On Thursday afternoon Nov.
=. q 3 o,ci0ck, from st. Anne's
Church Internsnt Il St. AnDs's
Cemetery n20.Zt
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20
For Sale, Lots near Eastpsn

unimproFe1 lots q ground ~
Dear tie village 81 EastporE. Ga are sHu1
SIZE n haGikDn street frOltilc tlar
. feet vita q depth e 1a5 feet
4 uElFlvrpVed lots u ground sitrats "a
fhe northwest Side q Menrue STREET 1Ea
the village q PASSPORT fronting theron le
feet with 2 depth ~ $50 feet
wi sell these lots Tor s. front fa5t
Apply -
WINSDN 81 GOTI
A4e-W Annapolis. Al
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20
FOR SALE OR RENT

sACREs or GROUND. more o. less .u-
proved hF q GROOM BUNGALOW. e4Hs
the place where t1e late Frelari.i 81
tiamhruek conducted TIE 531rlEi business
Good and ard coed bBildlngs. WI a. q
resi-
Apply 20
wINsON c. GOTT Attor1r
n28w AnnEpg rs Gl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-20

Il : made plain that me1 already
held by local boards for service VIII
c0ntinue 70 be sent forward as need
C until szch tine as The new Class
IN each district Is sufficiently Or
gznized 70 take care Of drafts from
the district Al pending appeals wiz
then be wiped O. 1he slate ard the
new system VII apply in fan
Another change permits enlistment
Of registered men in The nary and
marine corps where they are % fsr
down On the cal list as to make car
tain that their action VII not delay
TIE task q army bziiding- No credit
i glFs1 for s1ch enlistment on srruv
quotas. however. and local boards sra
judges CT each case
Provision for voluntary enlistment
n the army i made By means q :