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The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07
Medals Are To
Be Made From
German Guns

Washington, Mar. medals made
from captured German guns will be
awarded by the treasury department
to all liberty workers who participate
actively in the victory loan campaign.
The treasury announced today that
medals will be distributed to all mem
bers of all local loan committees who
do conspicuous work, such as serving
on volunteer soliciting committees.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07
No Objection To
Bonifide Sales
Cotton To May |

Washington, Mar. NO objection
will lbe made by the bureau of mar
kets to bonafde cotton sales or pur-
chases under the old style contracts
for the sole purpose of liquidating ac-
tually existing long or short interests,
it was announced today, provided such
liquidation be accomplished not later
than May l, after which date all trans
actions must be new style, as provided
by the law approved March 4.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07
Eight Killed
Many Wounded
In Berlin Fight

Copenhagen, Mar. Eight were
killed and a number wounded in the
fighting in the vicinity of police head
quarters in Berlin Thursday, accord
ing to a Berlin dispatch. The head
quarters was severely damaged in the
heavy fighting, the Spartacans using
machine guns and artillery against it.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07
MRS. sTINse DIV COMING HOME

G. D: Stinson informs The Leader
that he will bring Mrs. stinson home
from Tampa tomorrow, weather per
hitting. His sister, Miss Stinson will
accompany; them and will care for
Mrs. Stinson. The many friends of
this family are glad of the improved
condition of Mrs. Stinson.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07
Documents Dis
covered By The
Belgian Police oil

London, Thursday.-A Reuters Par
is dispatch says that additional evil
dence has been laid before the COM
mission of reparation of the peace
conference by the presentment of full
documents discovered by the Belgian
police, containing detailed instruc-
tions to German troops for carrying
out the work of destruction in Bel
GUM
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07
AWFUL CONDITION REPORTED
IN MONTENEGRO BY THE Off.
C|AL AMERICAN COMMISSION
Investigators Say People
Actually Starving To Death

Rome, Thursday.-The American
commission which was sent to Mon
tenegro to inquire into conditions
in that country passed through Rome
today on their way toward Paris. The
situation in Montenegro was described
as desperate, and it was said that the
population is actually dying from
starvation.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07
British Provide
for Expenditure
of $746,OOO,OOO

London, Thursday.-British naval
estimates issued tonight provide a
personnel of two hundred and eighty
thousand and an expenditure for the
year of $746,OOO,OOO. The sum in
cluudes $34O,OO0,OOO for shipbuilding,
repairs and maintenance.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07

hesion of Switzerland to the league of
nations.
Monday afternoon. Miss Hazel Car
ter, county demonstration agent, and
Miss Minnie Floyd state poultry dem
onstration agent, were both present
Miss Floyd gave a very interesting
talk on poultry and urged all the wom-
en- to keep at least few chickens.
Rev. I. w. Longacle, wife and Miss
Hannah were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. M. Myers Wednesday.
The campfire girls cleared over $500
at their pie sale Monday evening.
Resolutions of Sympathy.
Whereas it has pleased our Heaven
ly Father to call from our midst one of
our members, Mrs. F. Dannenmann;
therefore be it resolved:
LIST. That in her death the Wall
Springs Home Demonstration CLUB
has not only lost member but the ex-
ample of a pure Christian character.
I'd. That while we bow in submits
sion to the divine will of Him who do
eth all things well, we desire to voice
our deep grief and sorrow at the death
of our sister, and although she is no
longer with us her memory still lives.
Sd. That our hearts so out in sin
cere sympathy to her grief-stricken
husband and daughters and we would
bid them be comforted with the assur-
ance Of glad reunion after while in
that land that is fairer than day.
4th. That a copy of these resolu-
tons be sent the family, published ii
the Tarpon Springs Leader and re-
corded in the minutes of this club.
CLARA MYERS, Secretary.
Wall Springs, Fla, March g., 1919.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07
FOOD SALE BY CATHOLIC
CLUB, SATURDAY, MAR.

The Catholic club of Tarpon Springs
will give food sale Saturday, March
8, from s a. m. to 5 p. M, at the Tar
pom Springs grocery store. If.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07

Paris, Mar. Germany has refus-
ed the proposition for the use of her
merchant ships made by the allied
arrnistice commission. The Germans
propose that they will release the
shipping desired in return for definite
assurance that enoughl food will be
sent into Germany to enable the gov
eminent to withstand the bolshevik
movement.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07
SAYS SHE WILL FURNISH SHIP
PING DESIRED WHEN ALLIES
GIVE DEFINITE ASSURANCE
OF ENOUGH FOOD TO ENABLE
THEM TO RESIST BOLSHEyIKI

London, March THE negotiations
at the Spa relating to the shipping
question have been broken off tempo
rarily, according to German wireless
received here.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07
Germans Defeat
The Bolsheviki

London, Mar. Herman troops on
the Baltic coast have severely defeat
ed the bolsheviki and recaptured Riga,
according to a report received here.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07
SWITZERLAND TO JOIN
'ist ~ G VI or NATIONS.

Geneva, Mar. T. The Swiss peace
society, at its meeting last night,
adopted resolutions favoring the adj
hesion of Switzerland to the league of
nations.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07

Stockholm, Mar. 1.-THE Russian
bolshevik government is preparing to
enforce law decreeing that all pro-
fessional men and artists must work
for the government, according to Pc
trograd advices. Even authors will be
obilized, it is said, and the works
VII be taken over as national prop
erty
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-07
ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS

The Evening Leader is the only
paper in its field having Associ-
ated Press reports of the world
news-the best and most reliable
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-19
D Carpenters
Generally

All carpenters are Invited to meet
at the Odd Fellows Hall on August
goth. 1919. at 7a0 r M. for the pur-
pose Of free discussion Of matters con-
cerning the Trade In this vicinity
III. I. Smith, chairman.
400 Local Union No 1925.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-19
COM. REDGRAVE LAID
At REST IN NAVAL
CEMETERY HERE TODAY
MfEilxry MoRers Accorded aa FHneral
of Deceased sDfsicer Fnaeral
Frum Residence

Escorted ~ the regiment Of fourth
class midshipmeT. company OF ma
rines attached to the local naval sta
tlon. the body Of Commander Dewitt
q. Redgrave. United States Navy. who
died al the Naval Hospital here sun
day night, was laid at rest Id the
Naval Cemetery This afternoon
The funeral vas with full military
honors due the rank of the deceased
officer. Services were held from the
laie residence. 81 College avenue, the
Rev sydney X Evans. Chaplain of
the Naval Academy, officiating at 3 80
o'clock. after which the funeral cor
tege. headed by the Naval Academy
band. playing dlirge. moved To the
cemetery. Lieutenant Commander
sherwoode Al Taffinder. Of the Navy.
was charged with the arrangements
Tor the funeral, and commanded the
eertege The following officers now
on duty at the Naval Academy. acted
as pailbearers
Rear Admiral Thomas w Kincaid.
IN charge of the Naval Experiment
station here. Rear Admiral Archibald
IF Scales, superintendent of the
Academy Commodore Reah Frazer,
tretired); Captain Wat I. Cluverius.
Continued On Page Threel
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-19
farmers PICNIC At
ELLlY STOCK FARM
Southern Anne Arundel To Have
Big Day On Saturday Next
AT West River
EXPERT DEMONSTRATION

Southern Apne Arundel county will
have q big day On Saturday next. An
gust rs, when farmers picnic and
basket luncheon viii be given at the
large stock farm Of Nj Graham Ellxey
at West River. The picnic has been
carefully planned By County Agent
George Norris. who has lent every eI-
fort TO Its success. Through Mr.. Nor
rls number of experts have been en-
gagged to make addresses ait different
times during the day, their subieets
covering q large number of the I'M.
portant problems of farming.
At 1000 a m there will be a horse
show, at which d number of exhibit
tions OF fine horaefiesh will be seen.
The displays will cover d number of
breeds Of horses, from the best draft
animals to those that have done good
work on the track
Following this d demonstration Of
the method for preventing and treat
Ing hog cholera by the use Of sernms
Will be given BY one Of the experts
who viii be present The knowledge
to be gained from this demonstration
II regarded as very important To all
farmers. especially In consideration of
the fact that hog cholera has. within
the past few years. become an annual
scourge To the herds of Anne Arundel
county. This year Ii has been much
worse than heretofore. and there Is no
case where hogs have become diseased
after they have been properly treat
ed with the serum, Many demonstra-
tfons have already been given In var
ious parts of the county at which hog
raisers were given an opportunity Of
the serum themselves.
thus becoming experienced enough to
attend 10 their own stock Saturdays
exhibition will be similar TO these,
All of the das saEek be Ssalas ess,
serious thought. however, for the cora-
mlttee In charge OF arrangements has
prepared aanusements for everybody.
The large posters which have been.
distributed all over the county fea-
tiire Games for Young and Old
{At1UH6 the pIUn1lMSlAt - p<ahcI1 WtAOs
hayeabeen obtained for the day are
4. e. Mclaughlin, OF Maryland State
College; Or. !. II Atherton, U. s, De-
partment on Agriculture: @ B. Mar
lin, Director on Boys and Girls Club
work III the Southern States, and
George schulz, Of Maryland State Col
lege
10 the women there Will also be
special lectures given on Good Honse-
keeping" by women lecturers from
Maryland State College and the De
partment Oh Agriculture IN this part
or the program canning demonstra
tions Will be given BY Mrs Georgianna
Linthicum. County Demonstrators OF
Home Economics
A very large attendance IS expected
at the picnic, and q good time Il as
Continued on Page Four1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-19
PHILADELPHIA BUYS
SOUTH RIVER PROPERTY


Two fine pieces of property In the
South River section Of the county.
consisting of ag and 81 acres, res
pectiyely, part Of Whieh Is situated on
warehouse creek. were disposed of at
4 Trustees sale In 'front.' Of the Court
House 1T noon today Both tracts
were finally purchased By p. E. Win
.ters. of 7s4 North s0th street. phila-
delphia, FOR $4,000
The ss acre farm IS improved by q
dwelling and other buildings, while
the smaller tract Il uninproved "A
county roadway divides the two tracts.
There are number os excellent
building sites directly On the water.
The properties were frst offered to
sale ainxly. the larger tract was first
bid IN at Ss,700. and the smaller farm,
Al 81 500. Tlsn they were sold as a
whole. 10 thai 500 mare vas realized
by the cnnegaea purchase Hse sale
vas conducsed by City Counselor
George Il. RmIlman. as trustee, and
WILLIAMS b. Moss was the auctioneer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-19
FIRE FIGHTERS TO
GIVE MINSTREL SHOW

Members Of Independent Fire com-
pany gathered at their quarters In
Porter Hall last night for the regular
monthly meeting of the organization.
Ia addition TO discussing q number
.of routine matters pertaining 70 the
welfare of the fire fighters, plans we're
launched for organizing . minstrel
troupe and to put on Q show. at q
date 10 be decided npon later.
In connection with the proposed
show, the suggestion has been ad-
yanced OF having the performance as
the initial event IN the proposed Cir
Gle Theatre, To be erected on State
Circle between Corniill and East
streets, providing such i plan meets
with the approval Of the incorpora-
tors or the company behind the project
for the new movie" house. There il
plenty of go0d minstrel talent among
the IRE laddies. and already much Is
being said Of the good show that viii
be staged.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-19
NAMED FOR
CIRCLE PLAYHOUSE
Work TO Begin Next Week On
New Theatre On State
Circle
SEATING CAPACITY 1000

Within few days. work IN prepa-
ration for the construction Of The
Circle Playhouse the handsome and
capacions theatre thai viii occupy the
space between State Circle, East and
ECornhill streets, will be begun Az
d meeting held 4 few days ago the or
Ulcers OF the corporation we're elected
lana plans submitted BY the architects
were passed upon
The officers of The Circle Play
house. Inc. are Samuel Ryerley.
president: nr. j oliver Puryis. vice
president; Z Newton Gilbert, treas
8urer: James A WEIGH. secretary
Mr.. Byerley. the president, Is the
only one Of the incorporatora who is
mot an Annapoiitan Ii was with him
THAT the idea OF building and operat-.
ling d new moving picture theatre In
Annapolis had It's inception All OF
the incorpprators have expressed their
laim for Tile erection of building that
6in itself Will be credit and q source
4of pride to the city, and the conduct OF
/ a theatre that Will show only the best
and latest pictures.
THAT the enthusiast III inc new en-.
terprise Is not limited to The inepr-
operators alone Is shown biz the fact.
that there have already been mum
Il her OF subscriptions for the stock,
which has been on the market but q
few days The requests for stock are
received BY thp islcorporators directly,
and the secretary Of the concern has
lleen busy answering Inquiries offi-
cials OF the corporation state that
there are no inducements of any sort
connected with the sale Of stock other
CONTINUED on Page Fourl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-19
COUNTY OFFICIALS
HAVE NO CLUE OF
NEGRO MURDERER
Diligent Search Being Made For
Slayer OF George Peter, Of
Prince Georges
DAUGHTER MAY RECOVER

Although i diligent search has been
pursued BY the police officials Of
Prince Georges county and elsewhere.
FOR the negro who. on Sunday muir
fered George Peter. a Prince Georges
county farmer living at Arundel sta
tion. near Bowie. and whose daughter
VAS also shot and left in d serious
condition. the criminal IL still III large.
No clue has been gained By the au-
8fhorities. except FOR the trail of blood
that led from small stream near
The scene oF the tragedy. "a 4 heavy
growth Of underbrush,
The crime Il one IL the most hor-
rible that has been committed in
southern Maryland ID many years.
Anne Arundel county authorities have
been On the lookout FOR the murderer,
bas thus far have been unable to pick
up any information concerning his
whereabouts. or even that he crossed
the border line Of Prince Georges into
this county.
The trail was followed from the
stream to the thickly wooded section.
in the hope that the negro would be
found hiding in the woods. but the
closest search failed to reveal any
trace Of him. Parts of the thicket are
inpenetrabIe, and It was suggested
that bloodhounds be brought I'd the
scene sAn appeal was made for the
dogs 10 a man In Virginia. but the re-
quest was refused because Of the fact
that the man has only two, and he Is
CONTINUED on Page Three
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-19
PROGG SSVES ADOPT
RESOLUTIONS IN
ENDORSING SLATE
Contain Set OF Demands Upon
Candidates For Each Office
Want Thrift And Economy
ALSO TAKES REDUc ED

ss Il ssg
AT the conference of the Progress
siye' faction or The Democratic party
held yesterday III addition 10 endors-
Ing slate of candidates the follow
Ing resolutions we're adopted
We believe that the Democratic
Party Is facing a crisis in the political
affairs, or this county brought about
By years Of political control by intIi-
vidnals Of affairs Of Interest 10 the
whole people 10 the exclusion of and
In defiance az the people and to their
manifest injury: and we earnestly
urge al citizens of this county 10 take
AN Interest in this great need of their
party and county. SO that those inai-
Viduais who are responsible for the
present condition. with certain Inter-
ests allied with them. shall not fasten
their hold upon the body polite of
this county toserye their own selfish
and self conferred interest, against the
best Interest of the whole people and
subversive of good government. and
this under the political trick that they
are taking no part IN securing the
nomination Of candidates for Office;
10 the end that the affairs nf the coan-
ly be placed upon COMMON sense
business basis, away from eNtraga-
gance and waste hack 70 economy aud
thrift; useless offices abolished; taxes
reduced. remedial laws passed public
officers be required to give their per-
sonat attention to the duties Of the
Offices to which they are elected, and
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-19
ms ABS0RBS
m Else IN TALK
ABOUT Town TODAY
.1y Apoa Over Eleventh
Developments That Pre-
,,ted Involved Situation
CANDIDATES FILE

oan alk In Annapolis
nJ Will continue % hold 4
ss ii interest generally
IN anal he primary election
.tgn.,4 q and Then with this
ia campaign over the topic
reaea,.tl on j different score
ay November election.
n yeter,iay's Capital, the
En-, II ille sosealled Progress
siss 81 lie party held meetings,
sagIa II atlherinig g line Of
y HI had previously been an
81. Hey hiilnrsed virtually q
d II candidates for the pri-
llspte conditions now are In q
pore involved state, and tile sum
,tailee If il all appears 10 be
stralghfont fight In the pri-
8 ii. tltar the situation.
y ilne limit for candidates 10 file
,ies with the Board Of super
& Elections expired last mid
saa the records show 100 can
"a ii llie ileld, Us of whom are
rais and the other 92 Republi-
Al eleventh house development
aulat local interest was that OF
aadldac 81 City Counselor
81 i Rullman for the nomination
s1tes Attorney Thus there Will
eornered fight for this nom
At the outset. Il was not ex-
lhat Nicholas II Green, 1.-THE in-
lti would have any opposition.
fen days ago Dorsey J. Dunlap.
ia Burnte. entered The fight, aud
ame the candidacy Of Mr.. Rull-
During The forenoon he had cer-
p u his candidacy for delegate
i State Convention Later. how
II withdrew his name as cantii-
lhat Reaesc Esd ssea eer sage
llon for states Attorney.
cpmplete revised list of candi-
II both parties fOlloWa:
Democrats
state Senator AZ Theodore
James + Strange, Hugh n.
n Annapolis; Frank IA. Duvall,
ssiriet John II Gels. OF Brook
he House of Delegates Gassa-
asson eighth district; John S,
Annapolis; NeIsoM a.
omb. third district Enoeh p
Continued On Page Threel
81 sgSy4sS-Ss
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-19
PRESIDENT BEGINS
conference TODAY
ON PEACE TREATY
Sees No Reasonable Objection
TO Interpretation Of How
Y $. Accepts League
MEET AT WHITE HOUSE
tnr The Aaset,late.l l,resr i

lily The Associated Press
Washington. August ~. President
Wilson began his conference with the
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
lat the White House today with an
opening statement on th4 peace treaty
and the league OF nations He said
Eat the outset he could see no rea
lsonable objection Ia the interpreta-
lion 81 how the United States accepts
1.-The league OF nations. provided such
Interpretation lid not form part of
the formal ratification itself
II Interpretation were part of tho
formal ratification the President con-
tended long delay would foliaw as
Iother governments would have 10 @ac-
Icept In effect the language of the Sen
ate as the language Of The treaty be
fore ratification could be completed
The mnctE discussed Article 10. the
president told the Senators, was not
lof doubtful interpretation when read
Fin connection with the whole cove
lnant The Council, he said. could only
advise and ~ its acceptance mist
be unanimous the affirmative vote of
the United States would be necessary
10 any questions affecting II
The President said the United
States would have complete freedom
of choice as to the application On
force, in carrying out Article 10 Of
tile League
Senator Lodge stated briefly and In
general terms the purpose of the com
Emittee In coming to the White House
Continued On Page Twol
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-19
NOTICE

There viii be meeting Of the East
mort Volunteer Fire Company WE'D
e,EsDAY, AUGUST Goth at s r AZ
All citizens interested are requested
10 attend.
as0 Secretary.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-19
CAPTAIN OF EIGHTH
U. S. CAVALRY RESCUES
CAPTURED AVIATORS
Continued On Page Four
fIsr the Asaoelate.l presal

Marsa, Texas, August ID. Lieuten-
ants III. q, Peterson and Paul a.
Davis, ayiators Of the United states
army. held captive for more than a
week by Mexican bandits who de-
nianded ransom Of $4,000, were
rescued early this morning BY Captain
Matiaek of the sth Cavalry and are
safe in American territory
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-19
DAYLIGHT REPEAL
PASSED OVER VETO
Us rae AasoeIaled press

Washington. August IN. Repeal of
The daylight saving law ,was passed
today by the House over The Presi.
dents veto by 22S to 1flI, more than
tlIe necessary two thirds. The repeal
now goes 70 the Senate where IT'S sup
porters claim victory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-26
SUES FOR FREEDOM
AS SLACKER'S BRIDE
Asks Annulment of Marriage
to Man Exempted.

Mrs. Bessie Reinah. In papers submit
ted yesterday to Justice Gavegan, states
that she is a patriotic American woman.
and for that reason she wants annulled
the marriage ceremony by which she be-
came the wife OF Marco Reinah.
Reinah paid assiduous court to her in
the spring Of 1917. she AYERS, and as
sured her that he loved her above all
else and wished to make her his beloved
wife," and made other similar DECLARE
lions of his devotion, which Mrs. Reinah
does not go into particulars about.
Believing his statements to be true
she states, she was married to him or
June 4. 1917. A short time later Reinah
went before his draft board and repre-.
sented himself as a married man with q
dependant wife and claimed exemption
from military service on that ground
Mrs. Reinah now alleges that her hus.
band married her for the sole purpose OF
being able to set up such a claim wher
the time came.
Because Reinah lives outside OF the
Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court. appli.
cation was made for permission to serve
copies of the summons and complaint ir
the action on him at his present home In
Teziuthlan Pueblo. Mexico. Justice
Gavegan granted the request,