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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-19
". AND !. DICkER[D
FOR DOB|E'S SERVICES
But Former Navy Football Coach
Is Under Contract
Until 1925
WAS OFFERED $4,000 YEAR

That Gilm0ur Dobie, former foot
ball coach, tried in every way TO Sc
cure his release from Cornell to go To
Washington and Jefferson College:
that he was offered and Professionally
accepted $4,000 for his services and
that Al his request contracts We're
sent him by the w & manager TWO
weeks ago, became known today, fol-
lowing tho news that Dobie had sign
ed new contract extending his foot
ball services at Cornell until 1926.
says d dispatch from Washington Pa
Dobie. Il was learned conferred
with the w & j authorities in Nash
ington shortly after Thanksgiving
Day and agreed 10 terms provided he
could secure his release from the con-
tract which bound him To Cornell for
two more years !. He stated however
thta proceeding could nDt bo rushed
but that he believed he could get
AWAY Later came an offer from Ore
gon for $500 Following this. Dobie
had another conference with the W
4 ] authorities. who agreed TO pay
him $4,000. which Is what he asked in
addition 10 an assistant. whom he was
to~name At that time Dohie asked
that contracts be mailed him. which
WAS done.
II is presumed that Cornell boosted
his salary considerably. as be was
getting $1,000 unGer the three year
contract he signed in 1920
That w & ]. was rather confident
OF securing the former Navy coach IS
indicated BY tho announcement BY r
n. Murphy that he had no man def
nitely in view. although several men
were applicants.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-19
AUTO VIOLATIONS FOR
WEEK NET S987 FINES

Nearly $1,000 in fines we're imposed
during the week. ending February Il.
for violations of the State Motor We
hicle Law. according to the weekly
report OF T. Austin Baughnan. State
Automobile Commissioner, which was
submitted today Annapolis or Anne
Arundel county are not listed among
the offenders this week. in fact the
number OF offenses committed in the
counties are fewer than ever before.
there being but three. which were coa-
fined 10 Catonsyille Cumberland and
Hyattsville Fines for violations III
Baltimore city amounted to SS3l, and
for the offenses outside of the city
sl56. making total Of s9S7
The heavy fine of s15o was imposed
upon Joseph Hunt, of CatonsSille, for
failing to stop after an accident, reek-
less driving. etc
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-19
CLAIMS BooTLEGGERS
GET S8 PCT. OF LIQUOR

That nearly IS per cent OF whisky
released from lond ii the niied States
during prohibition enforcement found
lis way eventually into the hands Of
tootieggers and that only about per
cent. represented leaitinate sales, as
intended under the Nolstead act. vas
fhe statement niade Yesterday by
Thomas f. Stone. prohibition enforce
nent agent for MARYLAND 0alo. Veg;
Virginia aud the District Of Columbia
Mr.. Stone hAd returned from OHIO
where he las heen investigating
phases Of alleged fraudulent permits
said to have been cis ula.ing IN Mary.
land ana OHIO.
lii order 70 allow the Government
t5 develop further evidence Of such
Taflic. Commissioner Supplee sester,
lay pos poned hearings in the case OF
Harris Kahn, Of New York William
Meli4n. Of Baltimore. and others ar.
rested as result o the raid on Eek
Brothers garage al Govans
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-19
SUNDAY SERMON TO
Be DELIVERED IN
WASH|NGTON'S HONOR

The Rev DR. James NJ Magrutler is
10 deliver the sermon before the Peggy
Stewart Chapter Of the u n r. in
St. Anne's Church on Sunday even
ing at 73o
III is custom 10 commemorate Nv
this service the fact Of Washingtons
having worshipped in ST Annes
Church The service is i'll its nature
a patriotic one aud should appeal par
ticularly TO the young people Of The
community
In a recent newspaper interview the
Rev " Herbert Burke. rector at Val
ley Forge. stated that Washington
was Nn English soldier as well as
an American one When The Indians
ambushed General Braddock's army
and killed its leader the chaplain was
severely wounded Washington Off
eiated at General Braddoek's funeral
reading the services from a Prayer
Book
The lectern III the Washington Me-
mortal Chapel at Valley Forge. which
was buih to commemorate the strug
gle of the eolonists against King
George III. was given IS a memorial
of Washington's services In this IN
stance
i billie. the gift Of King George "
of England. will probably rest upon
this lectern before long.
A letter from Canon Burroughs
chaplain 10 the King. states that his
majesty favors the idea. which was
conceived al the chaplain recent
visit to Valley Forge and suggests
that formal request Le made The
Bishop OF Pennsylvania has prepared
such a request, asking that the Bible
lie given as a present TO the Amer
lean people. symbol OF the spirif
Of peace.
4 recent visitor at Mount Vernon
tells al another tribute from an Eng
Iish source To- tile memory Of Wash
ington Il found this beautiful tri-
hute 10 General Washington hanging
n the living room. have not seer
II HI print anywhere. and your read
ers will surely like "a see Il
wASHINGTON
The hero, the patriot, the Christian,
The father OF nations, the friend of
mankind, who,
when he had won all Renowned al;
and sought.
In the iosom Of his family and OF
nature. retirement
And in The hope of religion,
IMMORTALITY.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-19
7. F. L|NTHICUM, DEAD;
WAS RETIRED FARMER

News has been received here Of the
death in Washington Yesterday of
Thomas r Linthicum. e years old,
retired farmer of the West River
section of Anne Arundel county Mr.
Lnthicum died at the residence Of his
daughter Mrs. George Evans at s l5
o'clock in the afternoon. where he had
cen visiting since the first Of the
year when he gave up farming
Surviving Nr. Linthicum are three
children. his wife having died about
six months ago. The children are
tesides Mrs. Exams. Thomas Iinthi-
cum. clerk fer the Pullman Com-
pany of Baltimore; and Douglas Lin
shitum. d resident # the county lht
funeral Will be held from Christ =
Church West river. tomorrow al 1;3e
III the afternoon and interment will
he made in the family LOT near David
sonyille.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-19
OLD KING WINTER TO
STAGE A COMEBACK
Rain Or Snow Tonight And
Rough Spell Ahead For Week.
Forecaster Says
TEMPERATURES TO FALL

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-19
CLOCK AND PORTRAIT
FOR PARISH HOUSE,
OPEN TO VISITORS

Gradually additions are heing made
@ the furnishings and general equip
mont Of The Parish House Of ST Anne s
Protestant Episcopal Church on Gloa.
otster street There has recently
been placed in the House handsome
sloek.a gift OF the Sunday School OF
the Church ! handsome portrait
a Madonna the work Of a New York
artist and the gift OF Bishop Williams
has also been hung in the House
The Parish House will be thrown
open tomorrow afternoon. between the
hours OF 3 and 6, for the Parishion
ers and others VINO may wish 10 make
an inspection Of the premises and 70
CLEAN an insight Of what long felt
want the building furnishes
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-19
WILLIAM WELLHAM DEAD
At 4 SCORE AND TWO

William Nellham. So years old, for
many years a prosperous ~farner IN
the upper section Of the county died
yesterday at his residence at Neii-
hams Stas;on, between the Washing
ton. Baltimore and Annapolis Electric
Eailn ays and tho Maryland Electric
Railways tSaort Linel, following z
brief illness Death was due TO gem
eral debility owing to his advanced
age.
Relatives and friends are invited 70
attend tho funeral which will be held
from the residence OF his nephew,
John ". Downs at Shipley.s Station,
at 2 O'Clock Monday afternoon. IN
terment vii be made in the family
cemetery near Wellham's Station
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-19
STEREOPTICON LECTURE
AT EDWARDS CHAPEL

On Monday February y, q I:5O
ps m a stereonticon address on the
work Of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church will be given by the
Rev John 7 Jaeger al Edwards
Chapel
The pictures in this lecture Will
show the work that IS being done in
the mission fields BY the workers who
are sent out aud supported by the
Womans Foreign Missionary Society
Tho public is cordially invited Ad-
mission free. After the lecture the
Moman.s Foreign Missionary Society
of Edwards Chapel will hold a bust
ness meeting.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-19
GOVERNOR TO ADDRESS
REAL ESTATE MEN

Governor Richie will be one of the
principal speakers Al tho fifth annual
dinner of the Real Estate Board which
viii he held tonight at the Hotel Bel
vedere. Baltimore when about 4oo
nlemLers and guests will dine in the
ballroom If The hotel, which has been
decorated With grs ems end cnt flowers
The dinner is expected TO be the larg-
est and most successful given by the
organization.
The principal speakers will be Gov
ernor Riteaic. MaToE> >Broening Repre-
sentative Thomas 4. Sisson. of Mis-
siSsippi; josiah kirby 4of Cleveland
and Judge Frank T. Duncan joshua
g. Harvey. president OF the board.
viii act as loastalaster Jay G john
son is chairman Of the entertainment
committee.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-19
WOULD GIVE REWARD
TO BOOZE TATTLERS

Liquor tsttletales' and @squealers
may be rewarded BY the Government
Attorney General Palmer has issued a
ruling in an opinion submitted TO Sec
retary Houston that anyone furnish
ing information leading 10 tho capture
Of liquor smugglers may be paid re-
wards up to $4,000 from the sale OF
the intoxicants seized.
The rewards, under the Attorney
Generals ruling. however. may only
be paid where information is furnish
ed OF a fraud upon the customs serv-
ice. and are not available % those
who carry tales TO Government agents
about bootloggers and other domestic
violators
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-19
PETITION GOVERNOR TO
PARDON EMANUEL LEE

Application has been made to Gov
ernor Ritchie for the pardon OF Eman-
uel Lee, serving two years in the
Maryland penitentiary for conviction
OF manslaughter Lee was convicted
al the October term. 1919. OF the Cir
cuit Court for Anne Arundel county.
The Governor will take this case up
for final consideration. on or after
March % All papers in connection
with the case are required to be in
by that date.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-19
LEAGUE OF DAILY MASS
URGED BY CARDINAL

Following the receipt Of letter
from pope Benedict NV Cardinal CID
hons has expressed bis desire TO es-
tablish the League of Daily Mass in
this diocese The purpose OF this
league IL to foster he daily hearing
Of mass and more frequent recep-
ion OF holy communion.
Since the war there has been an In
ereasing number of Catholics who
have awaited themselves Of the op-
portdnity 10 attend mas; daily Many
soldiers and sailors have assisted with
their families at special masses OF
thanksgiving, while nearly every day
masses are offered for the repose OF
the souls Of the MEN whose lives
we're lost during the war.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-19
ENORMOUS SALES OF
AUTOS AT HOLABIRD

Tho largest sale II automobiles ever
held in this country Was yirtnaiiy
trough, to close yesterday when thc
last of~the 2.S50 machines al Camp
Hulabird Was broneht under the ham
mer. Remaining are LOO motor
cycles and bicycle U he disposed Of
todar
Yesterday sale amounted 10 ahout
100000, making total af s5'o,Oos
for She two days. The General Motors
CORPORATION MAS he heayies; buyer
although a large naml ~ purchas-
ers came from oassidetof Baltimore
some of them beillg from Iowa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-19
Sig For Marine Corps

There viii be SIX members Of the
First Glass Of midshipmen commits
stoned as officers N the Marine
Corps afteFgraduatian in juno. II il
announced. The choice viii be made
by ballot
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-19
Cadets Have Guard Mount

The battalion of ST. Johns yesfer4
day afternoon at o'clock had for
mai guard mount under the command
OF Major Davis. The cadets were In
their neatest and at their best. Every,
uniform shone spotless. The cadets
stood IKE veterans. The battalion
performed its eyoiutions like on dress
narade and under cfHcial inspection.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-19
RULING BAR To
WOMEN HOLDING
STATE Of F|CES

Attorney General Armstrong
Holds That Nineteenth
Amendment Applies Only To
Vote Statutes Indicates Jobs
Are Only For Males
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-19
SPEcIAL1EGISLATlON
is OUT OF QUESTION

Nolapn arr 9arred from ,Nery pub
liz o.tee ii lls.ryiana wher, III
sta.ute indicates tho o;fic should b.
held only by mate according TO an
opimen delivered sesierlaS hy Attor
ney neral Alexander Armstrong Jr
Ihe use 81 the masculine pronoun
ii LAWS Mhirh r,,ate ofiife S accept
t,l " TIE 9s,tarHt giclrr.d as indicA
tive Of the Intention II III, law thai
tllt Office should he filled only by i
mate AS lnletiea!ly ey.4y Office in
the state from Gov,rner down d
tsayn clerfs " t'.t smallest townships
Il created in statutes Which use the
masculine pranol.n tile opinion Is
held to re al Inclusive
II The 'q4kaioa stanls i will har
women from running for the Legisla
.src ar ,ny other Office this wear The
common Law 81 MaryF,na on which
thp opinion is based provides thar
wo,ao1 mas holti office 'hy special
lAgi shuiv statute hut such special
1 sisla;ion ttpno he enaeteti until ii
tef the elections this wear
l.clnie> On, ro ioie
-It Is prrG,ps needless e add the
opinion conalndes. that the Nine-
tcenth Amendment relate only 10 tho
iight of Suffrage aud no % the right
to held office
Ille opinien & the frs given by Ml
Srlnstrons IN the question Of women
Ii public office since the adoption OF
the Nireteenth Amendment Preyi
ously he had ruled on the eligibility Of
Women rs election judges. but such
eligibility was established by speeIat
legislation enacted at NJ special ses
son 81 The Legislature . amend th,
lection l.Ns
II WAS given Yesterday TO a.
starrstt. q lcrk of The town Of Somef
set Montgomery county who was
asking about Women voters gtnera ~,
hut particularly about heir right to
the Mayoraiity or Conneilmanlc ,osts
IN Somersei
Quotes From lode
III IS true. said Mr. Armstrong.
relative 10 The right OF women to hold
Office iha Section uf Arr Gle Of
II The Code of Public Gene al Laws
provides that the masculine includes
i'll genaers except Wlare such con
struclion would lie al srrd or unrea
-sonahIe In the case Of III re Maddox.
93 Md 721ii Was dc fed that where
The word he Was use.l in statute
relating "a Il puI lc office, the ian-
guaGe jnsl quot d did not extend 20
women The rie II TO hold such office
The re-Asor given Tor this decision
was that IL common Jaw no woman
could hold any office except that Of
queen or nyerseer of the poor without
express Authority Of 4 statute. and
that. therefore. the statute just quoted.
being in derogation 81 the common
law. must he strictly constructed
This mnist be regarded as definite
decision that Section Of Article o.
the Code does not eoilfer on woman
The right 10 hold office iii cases where
the statuie creating the Office uses
Language indicative II an intention
that ii shall be held naly by mar.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-19
Marriage Licenses

PROCTOR PHELPS Fredifus s.
Proctor. "a, Shady Side: Nellie n.
Phspps. 10. Sudley.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-19
C'oloiresl

TATE WILLIAMS Ulysses L
Tate. II. Annapolis; Madaiine Viii
liams, 90. Washington. p. G. I
I.ASDMAN-PITTS John Landnnan
so. widoHer: Marie Pitts, 20, widow,
both of Earlsigh Heights.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-14
lNvITAIRE {

D-nuf loan Oltean din comuna
Sinca-Vec judetul Fagaras are
onoare a va face cunoscut Casa.
toria sa Gu d-soara Lllcretia
Pridon.
D-soara Lucretia Pridon din
comma Pareu judetul Fagaras
are onoare q va face cunoscut
Casatoria sa Gu dl loan Oltean.
Gu care ocazie au onoare q III.
vita pc toate neamurile, prietinii
81 cunoscutii d-nealor lua parts
la actul cununiei d-nealor reli.
gioase care sc va oficia de catre
Parintele Alex. BociOaca in Bise.
rica gr.-or. romano din Akron, @
la orele II a. m.
Dumineca in II Iu1ie 1921.
Precum 81 la masa ce Sc va
aranja Gu aceasta ocazie in Hala
Societatii ''Romania Liberia" de-
sub No. 1241 Swiitzer Ave-, la
orele 8 p. m.
Muzica Tarnoveana sub condu.
cerea lui Andreiu Rusu din Can.
ton, Ohio, va distra pc onoratil
oaspeti Gu cele mai frumoase arii
de dams 81 cantece Rationale.
| NASH vor fl dl Nicolae 81 dina
Florentina Nedelcu din comuna
Ohaba judetul Fagaras.
Pana la revedere ramanem sa.
tandu-va Gu toata dragostea.
Tot odata rugam pc neamurilc
prietini 81 cunoscuti, care n'au
capatat Invitari sd scuze ca nu
lean stiut adresa dar ii rugam a
lua parte prin acest Anunt la
casatoria noastra.
MIRII 81 NASH.
(161-62).
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CO N CARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Biruinta 81 D. N. R.
din Warren, Ohio roaga pc toti
membri din loc a lua parte pc
ziua de Dumineca II Iulie 1921
la orcle l pm in hala Societatii
din Walnut Str. mo. ia, fiid
la ordinea zilei Darea i'm primire
IA Comitetului nou, deci sunt rrl-
gait Gu insistenta toti fratii mem-
bri carl au fost alesi functionayi
'noui, sd ia. parte 81 totodata a.
'candu-se reducere Gu taxa de
$500 ca devenind membri al So.
cietatei noastre.
(162 63). Prssidiul.
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Unde-s sanctiunile?

S'au vazut cum in Franta au
fost condamnati Ia puscarie fur
nizori 81 ''prietenii's acestora
pentru vine mai mici Ca ale lul
Constantinescu, am arafat masu-
rhe severe pc carl guvernul ceho-
slovac lea luat contra negustori-
lor speculanti 81 atunci oare
Gu putinta ca un spechlant 81 un
jefuitor de talia lui Constanti-
nescu sa ramaie nepedepsiti
Credem ca nu va Fl GU putinta
acest lucru nici char la moi caci
un asemenea caz ar putea aduce
la disperare populatia, pc munci,
tori jacmaniti 81 sal indemne
sa-si faca singuri dreptatea pc
carl cei chemati nu vor sd o faca.
81 atunci incepe anarhia!
C''Dacia"
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4 81 Puterile raj Sboitoare III pks-
'treaza dreptul de = propune ri
alte conditii afara d. cele patru
puncte, in interesnl european.
Russia v4xinduse acuma ds ii
ldreptul amenintst4 AZ Austria Il
sfatuit4 dc Prussia "a nodul ssl
mai hotarftor desa ua " mi ppu-
|ne yointei Apusoll declerA A.
|Ianuarie 1856. 81 .priil 81 = ~ n
Paris congresll tc4l s1Ro II,
|care .trebpia = apsSe iarx4 ~
||tsneliils sl lssj ! lropel pt6.
Trataful de H. ~; snbser !
Sina| ~ - axtte 4 Aeup pls
|Em ttQereIe Grind ~ ISL
n I as1.al I, !. ~ I /
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De INcHIRIAT


Sl SCOcul 0e Vlnx&Te. 49si +
Farma de A acre loc foarte
bun 81 la Z 81 jumatate mile de.
partare de public Square, sc
poate inchiria ieftin, cumparind
stocul ce Sc afla pc farma, 81 care
consta din urmatoarele: 2 cal
| vaca 81 o vitea, 18 porci 240 de
gaini, 10 tone de fan, 81 SO Busele
de ovas. Pc langa toate uneltele
necesare pc farma mai e semanat
ovas, cucuruz, cartofi 81 tot felul
de plenturi 81 vegetale. Toate a
ceste sd Wind din mana liberia pro
prietarii merge in patrie. las :
Veniti la: NICK B0RDEIU 5
s. BINTINTEAN
Stumph b Brooa - PIX. Road.
Gresham, Ohio.
(157 & SO & 61).
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/ tReZboiul din 1853 !
EPaCea adcPariSI856>
De: a D. xENoPoL. +
De: A. D. xEN0PoL..

Mai multe imprejurari lucrara
impreuna pentru . indupleca Pc
Rusi. Mai intai pierderile lor erau
paimantatoare, casunate MI
1atata prin focul duylnanului, eat
1prin reaua fngrijire, drumnrile
Ieele nesfirsite, bolile epidemice 81
muncile fark scrntare j. csre erau
|ezpusi soldatii rt,i Doctorul
lAenn socoteyts n 630. 90 nuiss
|n,arul Rs,gilor pfsriti din eiil1s
|sk bsiulpi /; lsyi aesasl
krse ~ esrkf n = 1 & b
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C0Nv0CARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura "Romania Noua" din
Cambridge, Ohio Convoaca pc
toti membri sal din loc lua par
te la sedinta lunara ce Sc va tinea
in ziua de II Iulie a. c. la orele
] 30 p. m. la locuinta d-lui Geor-
ge Moloiu sub No. 10 Harris
Ave. La ordinea zilei va Fl mai
cutie chestii de resolvat in favo-
rul Societatii Deci prin presenta
Convocare speram ca toti membri
Societatii vor lua parte Ia sedinta
in numele Soc. Romania Noua.
Emilian Cojocariu, presedinte.
George Muntean, secretar.
(161-62).
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Jaf 81 abuzur'i

81 fara discutie furnitura. Odata
Gu comanda Use dadeau d-sale 81
cateva milioane avans. Gu acesti
bani, adica GU banii cai1or ferate,
arvunea maria pc care platea
Idupa descarcare tot serviciul a.
9. +. /, odata Gu cei
so SO la sutas castig al ''negus-
torului" CQnstantinescu.
Fara rise, fara capital, Gu cas-
itiguri fantastice, iata deviza lul
Constantinescul
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cum sa nu tie casa deschisa in
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estrii in indeplinirea formelor do
strect1rare printre articolele CO.
dului?