The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1920-01-30
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Senate Committees.

Amendments to the constitution
Senator Mitchell, Frick, Biggs, Wolfe,
Brady, Mish, Metzerott, Robins and
Sproesser.
Article 8, Section a - Senators
Wolfe, Russell, Sitter, Legg and
Speicher.
Civil Service and Election Reform
Senators Mitchell, Harrison, Crothers,
Biggs, Sitter, Mish, Speicher, Nuttle
and ,Metzerott.
Contingent Expenses of the Senate
Senators Legg, Disheroon, Russell
Brady, Harrison, Bartlett, Robins,
Parran and Nuttle.
Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries
Senators Legg, Brady, Russell
Mitchell, Disheroon, Robins, Gibson,
Bartlett and Parran.
Corporations Senators Sitter,
Biggs, Brady, Wolfe, Legg, Grason,
Mitchell, Speicher, Goodall, Parran and
Eppler.
Education - Senators Disheroon,
Harrison, Crothers, Wolfe, Mitchell,
| Goodell, Nuttle, Gibson, Burdette.
Elections Senators Crothers,
Mitchell, Harrison, Disheroon, Frick,
Mcintosh, Nuttle, Speicher, Metzerott.
Executive Nominations - Senators
Wolfe, Biggs, Mcintosh, Mitchell.
Mish, Legg, Sproesser, Eppler and
| Speicher.
Federal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Grason,
Brady, Frick, Mcintosh, Russell, Ep-
pier and Gibson.
Finance-Senators Mcintosh, Sitter,
Mish, Wolfe, Harrison, Crothers, Biggs,
Brady, Speicher, Sproesser and
| Snader.
Fish and Game-Senators Crothers,
Sitter, Brady, Grason, Russell, Mish,
Mitchell, Goodell, Nuttle, Gibson and
| Bartlett.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Russell, Wolfe,
Brady, Legg, Goodell, Nuttle and
Metzerott.
Insurance, Fidelity, Security and
Loan Companies - Senators Biggs.
Crothers, Mitchell, Legg, Sitter,
Metzerott, Eppler, Nuttle and Sproes-
| ser.
Judicial Proceedings - Senators
Frick, Crothers, Mitchell, Legg, Gra-
son, Biggs, Mcintosh, Metzerott, Ep-
pier, Sproesser and Speicher.
Library-Senators Harrison, Russell.
Sitter, Grason, Disheroon, Nuttle, Bur
dette, Robins and Gibson.
Militia = Senator Grason, Mish,
Stifer, Crothers, Disheroon, Russell,
Frick, Sproesser, Eppler, Nuttle and
Robins.
Pensions-Senators Speicher, Nuttle,
Metzerott, Parran, Gibson, Robins,
Snader, Russell and Grason.
| Printed Bills-Senators Crothers,
Grason, Wolfe and Gibson.
Printing-Senators Mitchell, Sitter,
Crothers, Harrison, Legg, Burdette,
Snader, Parran and Bartlett.
Public Buildings at Annapolis
Senators Brady, Biggs, Crothers,
Disheroon, Stifier, Burdette, Bartlett,
Snader and Metzerott.
| Railroads and Canals = Senators
| Crothers, Frick, Stifer, Mish. Grason,
Nuttle, Goodell, Eppler and Sproesser.
Retrenchment of Expenses of State
Sitter, Rus
sell. Mish, Harrison, Disheroon, Bart,
| lett, Burdette and Parran.
| Revaluation and Assessment-Sena'
tors Harrison, Legg, Russell, Dishe-
room, Mish, Bartlett, Burdette, Robins
and Parran.
Roads and Highways - Senators
Harrison, Legg, Brady, Mish. Dishe-
room, Sitter, snader, Parran and
Goodell.
Rules-President Norris, Senators
Mcintosh and Speicher.
Sanitary Conditions Of the State
Senators Mitchell, Disheroon, Mish,
Harrison, Goodell, Bartlett and
Robins.
Supervision of Employes-Senators
Russell, Wolfe, Mitchell, Mish and
Speicher.
Temperance Brady, Bra
SON, Frick, Burdette and Eppler.
Another gun in the antidry battery
was opened up when Delegates Dimar
co, of Baltimore City, introduced his
bill providing for the sale of beer con
| tanning not more than per cent. oi
alcohol and cutting the license fee in
half Speaker Tydings referred this
bill to the Temperance Committee.
Like the Iverson bills attacking pro
hibition, the Dimarco measure will
to a certain extent, smoke out the dry
element in the House, and while 1t is
felt that the Volstead enforcement law
will operate against the success of the
fight against the drys, the sentimen
which these bills may evoke is not t.
be ignored.
Maryland having learned a lessor
from the way in which the "wets'
cinched prohibition tightly on thu
country, and possibly agitated Owe
the drive of the "suffs," any more ad
ditions to the Federal Constitution
says Delegate lverson, OF baltlmor'
City. should be submitted to the cleo
tors of each state. To pave the wa.
for this he introduced joint resolu
ton in the House calling on the Mary
land delegation in Congress to en-
deavor to have the Fifth Article OF tn
Federal Constitution amended to pei
nit this.
Elkton. - Charles S. Derrlcksor
aged about 80 years, wealthy farme
living near Bunker Hill Flour Mil
Second district, is in a serious cor
dition as the result of being waylaie
beaten and robbed. He went to tn
stable, when he was then grabbed b
| the throat and dealt a heavy blO'