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The Marshall republican., 1907-04-26
BEND

M. w. Walker and son ship.
ped cattle TO ST. Louis last
week.
Mrs. Dennis Cliff happen.
ed to "A very serious accident
last week by stepping on a
nail, and she has been quite
lame since.
S. p. Cayton and wife were
Marshall visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. II. NJ. England and
daughter have returned home
after "A two weeks visit with
friends at Napton.
Mrs. Willie ID. Wood, of
Marshall, is with her sister,
Mrs. II. NJ. Bryant who is
quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Allen,
of near Miami, visited their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Allen, Sunday.
Mrs. ii. +. Ahlf is visiting
in Marshall this week.
John Wesley Downs died mt
the home Of his daughter.
Mrs. james Waller, Friday,
April 10, aged S5 years. He
was buried Sunday afternoon
after funeral conducted by
Rev. j. NJ. Carter.
The faculty of the Malta
Bend High School was enter
tanned ut six o'clock dinner by
Miss Josie Snoddy Saturday.
Mrs. j. X. Martin died ut
her home near Sedalia Tues
day afternoon, the remains
arrived here Wednesday and
were buried from the NJ. +.
Church after funeral services
conducted by DR.. j. Nj. Car
ter.
Houston Bros. shipped four
carloads of cattle TO st. Louis
last week.
The Misses Franklin en-
tertained the High School
faculty of Malta Bend and
some other friends at an elab-
crate dinner Wednesday even
ing.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-26
Captured Eagle

G. +. Elsner, the Sweet
Springs poultry man, has IA
large captive eagle in a cage
in front of his place, which
was captured near that city
by the Arndt boys. He is
more fortunate than editors
in that he dimes regularly ON
chicken.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-26
First Bill of Session is Passed
r by the House

Jefferson City, Mo-, April
22.--One bill, the first of the
session, was passed by the
house to-day. 1t makes a
fraudulent signature to a petit
ton for or remonstrance
against a saloon license IA mis-
demeanor, punishable by a
fine of from $25 to 800. The
bill was introduced by Rep
resentative Polk. Another
bill, introduced by Represent
tiltive Barker, providing that
the possession of a govern
ment liquor licence alone
should be conclusive evidence
of the illegal sale Of liquor,
was tabled.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-26
SWEET SPRINGS

j. F.. Elsner and wife will
leave in "A short time for IA
trip through California.
Miss Bessie Carson, of Elm
wood, is visiting Mrs. Mar
win Davis for a few days.
Mrs. May Williams and
daughter, Miss Nell, spent
Monday with Mrs. }. f. Els
ner.
DR.. M. F. Ehlers WAS in
Sedalia last Sunday.
Miss Ada Mae Heilman, Of
south Of town, is with Miss
Ora Root for "a weeks visit.
Mrs. A.. B. Hoy, of Mar
shall, is visiting her cousin,
Miss Matte Hall.
Miss Ruth Willis, of Higg-
insville is spending Il few
days with her sister, Mrs. S.
G. Neale.
Miss Ada Carmack, of
Dunksbarg, is the guest Of
Miss Maude Cayton.
The Commencement Ser
mon delivered Sunday morn.
ing at the Christian church
by Rev. w. Fl. Black, OF Mo.
Valley College is considered
by the people of SweetSprings
rs being one of the most
beautiful and instructive talks
ever given in our town. II
was enjoyed by a large aud
fence who filed the church to
Its utmost capacity.
The teachers for our town
school have been elected for
the ensuing year. All of the
teachers OF the past year
were elected with the excep-
tion of Miss Nell Grayson,
who resigned, Miss Alma
Weaver will take this room.
Mrs. Will s. Hanley and
|children, Of Nelson are visit
ling her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. E.. Ray.
The gold medal given each
year by H. II. Tisdale to the
Pupil Of the public school
making best grades in Latin
WAS tais year won by Miss
lwho hrs attended our schools
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-26
the past two years.

the past two years.
Miss Ruby Jolly, of Seda-
liza, is spending u few days as
guest of Miss Fannie Mae
BeIlamy.
Mrs. Lail, Of Odessa, Is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. G.
W. Williams.
Miss Halsey who is attend
ing Hills Business College
at Sedalia. spent several days
with her sister Mrs. A. M.
Henley.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-26

NSdl 68IdIo Transfers
Theedotis E Earl to Juo W Colt
IL Int In 100 acres In 10, ~.
81 II ............. ANN. $50
Thos A Moore to Jas F Moore
III Int 10 80 acres In IL, 1880
zi'.....'... .....'........... 0O
Jane carp To John Esrp40 acres
In 1918 1000
Georgia A Allen TO John Penn.
berton lot I TO IA block 81
New Frankford ............ 800
VIM Bell TO Cbss Davis 80 feet
by 20s feet 10 5.62.2l. ........ $50
John r Rector TO Chss ID &
Alice bearing lot 5 block 1
North e~xtentiou Eubank's ad.
ditiou Slater ...... ......... 1900
WIN Bell 10 Jno ID Smelling n
by 2Vs n 10 8 81 II ........... so
Nellie Ryan 10 Matte Cowick
Lon 2 block 10 English addition
Marshall ..... ............. 9i5
Hugh Craig TO Hamden @ Pip.
er ct al 10 acres Ia 1850. 49,. 5000
Ralph T Barksdsle 10 Maude A
Clark lot 5 block 30 Slater 80. 100
J y Sterre,t TO NJ r Short part
block rs N Elk Eubank addition
t...ssss... .ss..ss.s.s lSVO
Kate 9 Hull To Susan Agee lot
Is block II Slater ........... 1850
Drurie L Johnson 10 Robt L
Johnson 10 acres In 25-5l.l9.. 800
Jas II Flynn ct nj to Mary Il
Flynn 100 acres In 10. 1i.5O -
Nora and Sarah Flyon ~ same
hm ..... .......... D
John Porogan 70 Patrick Con.
den SEQ acres In lI.5O.2i. ..... 500
Rachel Morris 10 Roy n Gwlnu
part block Iii Slater ...... $50
Joo II Hall To Ada Lawless lot
II blocs 3 Breatbitt Il Seebric
addition Marshall. ......... IFS
Henry w. Jackson To NJ. NJ.
Weekly ireg lot 90, Swee,
springs .......... $50. -. 1000
A T. Wagle 10 +. NJ. Roberts,
lots ! and 2, block :, College
addition Marshall .......... 500
NJ NJ Weekley " II w Jackson,
lots Z. \, ., block I, Laughlin
Il Herrings addition Sweet
oprlngs IsOO
Q u Goodwin TO James NJ Grant
part block 80 Marshall.. Gee. ESQ
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-26

Spring Winds chap, tan and cause
frecklesto appear PinesalveC arbolized
applied at night wlllrelieve that burn.
ing sensation. Natures remedy.
Acts like a poultice and draws out
Inflammation. Sold by T.. II. Frank.
lin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-26
(Flrst Insertion April 81
GUARDIANS NOTICE,

Notice Is hereby given that letters of
guardianship on the estate OF Albert Markes
Insane, were granted to the undersigned on
the Bird day OF March. 1901, by j. v, Chase,
Mo-.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required 10 exhibit them to me
date Of said letters. or they may be pre-
cluded from any bench OF such estate; and
~ such claims be not exhibited within tive
this notice they shall be forever barred.
CHRISTOPHER MARKEs, q
Guardian OF the estate Of Albert Makes
A pril 5th, 1907.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-26
DAVIS DISTRICT

Jonn Johnson and family,
and Arthur Curl and family
visited at Jim Wits Sunday.
The infant child Of Mr. and
Mrs. JOS. Stephens, which
had an attack of pneumonia is
better.
Amos Audsley was trading
in Slater Saturday.
Joe Shepherd and family OF
Fish Greek visited at Joe
Stephens Friday and Satur-
day of last week.
Joe Gadberry, wife and
little daughter, Pansy, spent
Sunday in Ayres.
Henry Bohlken and family
and Phil Thesis, of New
Frankfort, spent last Sunday
at Jos. Herrmann's.
Miss Mary Hermann re.
turned home Sunday from q
weeks stay at her aunt's in
New frankfort.
Wsrdie and Ruth Foote Wis.
tied their sister, Mrs. Joe
Gadberry, Tuesday.
Wonder Why certain girls
were SO disappointed because
their papa would not take
them to church Sunday night,
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-26

Ia Crosse Lumber Co.'S m a Z .
ROOFING. Put up expressly for
thsm. The prios 10 low considering
lee good qualIty. Use Il and tel
your nsIghbor about II.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-26

Imitation 10 the sInoerest nattery,
oil other rooHnss arc msds 60 TOOL
like au8ERoiD. " you want the
best, get Ruboroid.
La Crosse Lumber Co
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-26

Hurried meals, lack ~ exercise are
The malnca uses Of dyspepsia. A
Rings Dyspepsia Tablet after each
meal aids digestion, improves the APP
petite. Sold by Il. II. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-26

in Sweet Springs.
PROGRAM
Invocation by Rev. shsckieford.
Piano. Ital III were n BIRD ........ Benseit
'""" ltblA Dream Of Love ........ Lat
Miss Eva Tisdais.
Essay ............... How Ia spend Vacation.
Helen ChHplin..
Recitation ..........L Lord Ullin's Daughter.
Ethel Wilson.
Vocal Duet waiting Meath the Blossoms
lola llRrwoOd and EJna Evans.
Essay ...... ionsfeilow's Attitude Towards
Nature.
Emma Sacgelin.
Defamation ........ Hattie Of Gettysburg
william simraiI.
Violin ,..... sing me tn sleep. ...... Greene
cccii Williams.
Recitation ....... Don't give up the ship
Ida Richards.
Defamation ............O one Legged Goose.
Farley wilcox.
p,.,. JtRl Barchet'n ............ Ney,n
= ""'' tbl 6nome B-lls .,......... LanRs
lola Harwood.
Essay ..."....... Well HeRun IA Half Done.
Eva Mcclure.
Recitation .,.,,........ The Fiddle Told.
Mary u. Wilson.
Then Prof. |. n. Evard Of
Missouri Valley College de-
livered "A fine address, aud
after this followed the pre-.
sentation Of certificates.
Prof. Fisher also talked u
few minutes. The church
was crowded and-the program
was rendered well.
Graduates. Teachers.
sweet Springs ....,.. Miss Myrtl. Noryella
Elwyn barnett Andrew,
Edna De. Benton.
Helen Mary Chapiine.
Eva Esther Cook
Edna Florcnrc Evans.
ola Elizabeth HRrwood.
Aleen Elizabeth Miller.
Ada May Noel.
Sylvan Payton Robinson.
William Wallace simrall.
Mary ID. Wilson.
Cecil Allie Williams.
Mt' Zion '','...,,.,.,. Earl Elsea
Emma Naegeiin.
Freddie BHldus.
Theodore John.
Miller .'.,,,,,,..,,, Miss Sadie Wheeler
Farley wilcox.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-26

Itch cured in 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
Never fails. Sold by Thos. H.
Fisher, Druggist. If
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-26

We have slNHloIpatsS oar sh0Ft.
4 tn4t spp hese noh
nbeut. beuchx asst
9Ula IL ord No.
Cs@ss N srs -. :.
- ceeene tswsss e..
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-26
SPLENDID PROGRAM
Eighth Grade Graduating
Exercises of Sweet Springs
and Vicinity

On last Friday night, April
10, 1907, the eighth grade pu.
pins of Sweet Springs and ru.
raj schools surrounding Sweet
Springs who had finished the
eighth grade, Dad their exer-
cises ut the Christian church
in Sweet Springs.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-26

j. r. Heuman transacted
business at the county seat
Saturday.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28
william GiIIette,s sherlock Holmes,

How the astute reasoning Sherlock
Holmes OF Sir A. Conan Doyle's fic-
ton, can with such nice calculation,
run TO earth every class of malefas-
tor and do il in the almost twinkle Of
an eye, must have set the whole secret
service fraternity by the ears, and put
in motion a considerable amount Of
resOurceful machinery, which hereto
fore had not occurred 10 the detective
mind. Some Of our local sIeutbs will
in all probability find enlistment Of
calcuIable value at the Colonial Thea
ire on October 2, on which occasion
William GilIette's masterpiece Of
stagecraft. Sherlock Holiness" will
be presented, more especially on ac-
count of the adventure employed in
the play, being an unpublished one,
and containing as IL does a much
more complex problem, and a widsBy
different means Of solution, than any
printed IN the series which have
made the name OF Doyle a household
word. Besides the story told in
dramatic form affords opportunities
for a fine study of light and shadow
effects, among which are said To be
some startling surprises. Every as
surance Of a capital cast and perfect
production is given for the engagement
in this city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28
THIRD ANNIVERSARY


Three years ago ten young ladies
organized themselves into the Young
Peoples Society 81 Annapolis, and
for three years the work has been pro-
crossing eBcouragingIy both in q so
cial and intellectual way.
The society has for it's object the
cultivation Of the art Of literature
and as 10 promote social pleasure.
The following are The officers Presi-
dent, miss Margaret WohIegemnth I;
yice-presidenf. Miss Emma schultz;
secretary, Miss IIiIda Dammeyer;
treasurer, Miss Della Suit.
The organization is limited TO ten
members. The third anniversary was
celebrated last night at..the reidence OF
Miss Suit. The evening was spent
in -pIaying games. in vocal and in
stTumental music and In dancing.
During the evening those present were
invited To partake OF yiands from
femptingiy spread table. a feature Of
the Iepast was the presentation to
Miss Flora FieseIer OF a handsome
gift from the Young Peoples Society.
Miss FieseIer having been the honor
member in literature last year. The
gift was presented I'm a happy little
speech by the president, Miss Margar-
ct Woblgemuth. ~
The evenings pleasures closed with
dancing. after which all said fare
wells, voting the third anniversary a
great success.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28
A Ragged Hero

Miss Norma BrownweII. who plays
the part Of Isettie Saunders. the dainty
sweetheart Of Bob. Forrest in the
melodrama a Ragged Hero" which
will be seen here at the Colonial
Theatre tonight, is a young woman
who as she expresses it got on the
stage in the first place without know
ing it," Really her debut upon the
professional stage was peculiar. She
is New York girl, and was a pop
ular amateur with no idea Of adopt
ing the professional stage. She was
behind the scenes at one Of the New
York theatres one night with the
manager, who was q friend OF her
family, Witnessing a play which the
club Of amateurs to which she be-
lonsed was to produce privately. She
was there 10 see how the soubretfe in
the professional company would play
the part which she herself was to
play as an amateur.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28
THIRD DAYS SESSION
A. NJ. z. Conference Work at East
port Church

The third day session AZ the East
port 81. =. Church was held yester
day. Devotional exercises - the
morning session were conducted IN
order. Reports ~ variety followed.
4 very profitable paper on the sub-
tect What can be done 10 make car
class meetings more Profitable" was
read by SIR. James CAN'T. 4 paper on
the subject t'W0manfs HOu1e Mis-
siOnaTy Society vas read BY DR.. T.
W. =. Peck. airs. Sarah Il. Holmes.
who was introduced and IL the presi-
dent 81 the Woman's Home Missionary
Society 81 the Washington Co1feF-
ence, spoke ably uVon the subject
Dr. NJ. ,. NayIOr, the Presiding
Elder Of the Baltimore District. vas
introduced. Miss Blanche Beane rem
dered a beautiful solo. The Tecep-
ton Of REPORTS from cOcOmmittees ard
the renewal 81 licenses took place in
the afternoon session. A paper On
lis a College Course Essential to sue
cess In the Ministry was read BY
Rev. a. T.. jenkins and discussed
by DT. j. .. Spencer. tie president
Of Morgan College. who vas intro
duced 10 the conference. DT. ~ ,.
NayIOr ably addressed the conference
At the 5 y. IN. session the Rev. H
4. johnson delivered an impressive
sermon on by Obedience Man is
Accepted With God A paper on
.Our duty to Morgan College and It's
Branches was read by Rev J. II
Beane. Able discussions followed
The days session closed grandIy. The
secretary, A. l. Jenkins. has been
giving daily reports Of the sessions
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28

The Rev. James X. Winchester, Of
Memphis, Tenn paid q flying visit
yesterday 10 hI- brothers Mr. Thomas
Chase, and Mr.. Horace X. Winchester,
also his aged Aunt, Miss ElinOr RidOut,
Of North IeverB, Rev Winchester has
been visiting the Exposition.
Mr. J r. Withers, the horficuIfurlst,
who mas been treating the old Liberty
Poplar to q case Of tree surgery. has
been attending the meeting OfahOrfi.
culturisfs for The past week at the
jamestown Exposition.
The Hon. j. Wirt Randall, president
81 Tie Farmers National Ban K, il visit
ing Richmond. Va.
sirs. Abbott. Of Little Rock, Ark. !,
and Miss Abbott, are visiting here.
Col. james Il. Randall, another Of
Maryland, Ny Maryland who has
been the guest OF James w. Owens
Esq .Ieft at noon today after a pleasant
visit to Annapolis aud the renewal Of
old acquaintance.
DIR. Fances T.. WeIisman who has
been on an extended visit TO her sister.
Mrs. J Lipman, has returned to BaIti-
more
Miss Lena ROlnick is visiting friends
in Baltimore.
Mrs G.. Wilson Of Newton, Miss
who has beeh the guest Of her sister
Mrs a l.. Goodman has left for Ealfi-
more, from where she will return 10
her home.
Mrs. w. $. Sargent. OF Milwaukee,
Is in Annapolis visiting her son,
Lieut.. Leonard Il. Sargent, aid to
Capt. Charles J. Badger. sBpeTinten-
dent OF the Naval Academy.
Mr.. J. Marshall Caugby. cashier Of
the Annapolis Banking and Trust
Company, left here this evening for
Washington to attend the inteTnation-
Al convention Of the brotherhood Of
st. Andrew.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin ScbereT, Of
ST. Louis. Mo-. are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs L. H. REIN. Main street.
Nr. and Mrs Scherer have been tour
ing the East. They attended the
Knights Templar convention at Sara
toga. and the jamestown Exposition,
with which they are highly pleased.
Mr.. Seberer thinks ii the greatest ex-
position held, barring the Chicago Fair
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28

The Sayy's football regular season
begins next Wednesday, October 2
The complete schedule follows, 81
the games 20 be played at the Acad
envy, save that with West Point, which
by agreement, will be played on
Franklin Field, Philadelphia:
October 2--Western Maryland COliegs
October 5--DickInson College.
October 9--yaryland Agricultural.
October l2--yandeTbflt.
October I6--St. Johns College.
October l9--Harvard.
October 26--J.afayette.
November 2--west Virginia Uni
yerslty.
November 9--swarthmore.
November 0--PennsyIvania State.
November 2s--yirgInia Polytechnic.
November 50--West Point.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28
TO LAY THE CORNERSTONE
A Great Lay in Protestant Episco-
pal Diocese

Washington, h. g, sept. -. To
morrow will he a red-iefter day In the
history 81 the Protestant Episcopal
Diocese 81 Washington. At noon. with
solemn aud impressive services, the
cornerstone will be laid fOI the Grand
cathedral TO be erected on Nj. 81.
AblaBe.
The laying Of the cornerstone will
be followed By a great open~air ser
vice. At which the Right Rev. Arthur
Foley Wilmington Ingram. Bishop OF
London. will be the preacher. There
will be present also most u the bishops
Of the Episcopal Church ia America
and about 400 members 81 the
brotherhood ~ St. Andrew. whose in
fernat10naI conferences baE been 10
session here this week.
The proposed cathedral will be al
most a. large "a that ~ -. John the
Divine. now being erected ia New
York, and larger than most ~ the
eathedTaIs ~ Europe. The accepted
design q pure decorated Gothic with
touch Of French feeling. Tie plans
suggest The cathedral AZ Canterbury
and the color will be similar 80
that 81 the cathedral At Chester. n
reddish stone having been decided
upon.
The dimeDsiOns Indicate almost
perfect proportions. The total length
xiii - s7g feet. the total width i52
feet, the height 10 the ridge line Of the
roof 80 feet, and from the pavement
10 the internal apex Of the sagItiDg
~ feet. The central tower viii rise
30 feet from the ground. The plans
contemplate nayes, aisIes. tFansepts,
choir and two cbapeIs. Double aisles
are planned for the nave. which may
be used for memorial windows, mont
ments and tablets. The interior will
be yauIied in stone Of the same color
As that 81 the exterior and the win
d0ws have been arranged 80 a. 10 con-
centrafe Hood Of light with striking
effect upon the altar IN the sanctuary.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28

The condition Of Mr.. Alton Arnold,
Jr., who has been seriously I'D for
some months and is under the care
Of two physicians at Sarauae, is re-
ported somewhat improved The
young mans mother. who has been
with him for some time. has return
ed to her home at ArnOld's Station.
near Annapolis, having left her son
in the care Of a trained nurse The
sick man is a son Of Mr. Alton Ar
mold, county treasurer for Anne Arun-
del county and graduated from 81
Johns College last June with the
Glass '07.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28

SIR. Ridge1y p Melvin went 80
Washington yesterday 10 attend the
sessions today and tomorrow Of the
international Convention Of the Broth
erbood Of ST. Andrew Among the
distinguished speakers will Be the
Lord Bishop Of London and Arch
Bishop Nuthail Of the West Indies Mr.
Melvin, who is the City Counsellor Of
Annapolis, is q delegate TO the con
vention from IT. Anne's Chapter Of
the Annapolis brotherhood OF st. An
drew
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28
SWELL COUNTY TREASURY
Offenders Of the Law Pay Fl mes
For Violating Code

Whites Row improperly named).
y resident section ~ tho coI0rcd ele-
ment Of the town. contributed IN no
small degree this week 10 swell this
funds In the county treasury by the
payment ~ fines for violations Of the
City Code. a half dozen or more Of
Whites Row denizens have been be-
fore the magistrate In the past few
days.
Omcer I.owman arrested Louisa
Fox. charged with drunk and disor-
derry conduct She bad a bearing be-
fore Justice Davis and was DBcd 81
and costs. amounting 10 ez.7J. which
she paid and was dismissed.
Officer John Holiday arrested John
W. Darrell. coiorcd, Of Whites Row.
for drunk and disOrderly conduct.
Justice Davis fined him III and costs.
amounting 70 sz.75, which be paid.
Onlcer Lowman arrested Margaret
Spencer, q dDsky damseI Of Whites
Row. on the charge Of drunk and dis
orderly conduct. she was found guilty
~ Justice Davis and had % pay fine
Of 9z.71.
Samuel Brown, eoIOred, was arrested
~ Officer Frantnm. IIe was given q
bearing before Justice Davis and was
fttttStA - AAttA stya@ss AAAOAAAttHk ~ W~sfrf
sam did not have the wherswlth all TO
pay his DBe and be began to seek aid
Of his friends and citizens on the
street by playing upon their sympa-
tbies. Sans fine grew great in his
eyes and be multiplied IL twenty
fold. Ellie told everybody be met he
bad 10 pay Gne Of go instead Of
81. 90, and be soon begged the required
sum fn order 70 keep himself from
augmeDtiBg Sheriff Lintbieum's road
gang.
George Price, was arrested by or
Ger Uranium for disOrdeny conduct.
lie was fined by Justice Davis 81 and
costs. amounting 10 tz.75.
Ex-POIicc officer Jacobs was arrest
ed by officer Norfolk upoB the cbare
Of drunk and disOrderly conduct. He
bad a hearing before Justice Field
meyer, who found him guilty and
imposed fine OF 81 and costs,
amounting TO 12.75.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28

The ladies Of Annapolis and vicin-
lily are invited to a special display
Of autumn and winter hats at Mrs. J..
n. Sfrange's. POS Main street, on
next Tuesday, October ] and 2. Mrs.
Strange has taken especial care this
season IN the selection Of her display
in fashionable millinery and invites
an inspection Of the same at her par
f0rS on Main street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28
Nafice

A directory is being prepared in The
val Academy Of the families Of officers
Of the Army, Navy and Marine Corps
Academy.
Information on this subject giving
full names and addresses Of those i'm
terested will be appreciated. As the
directory is based Oh information gath
cred from this source.
Please address communications 20
the secretary Of the Naval Academy
not later than September 20. 1907
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28

comedy-gOlden-y singer, Al.
II. Metz Wilson, who will appear
at the Colonial Theatre Monday night,
September 80 in sidney X. Ellis
original play entitled METZ in the
Alps" IS now conceded among the
best class Of theatreg0ers to be the
most agreeable and captivating actor
before the public today, and as n sin
ger he is uniqEe in his line. At
Colonial Theatre Monday night sept
ember -.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28
MARYLAND Ave. Church

AT Maryland Avenue VI. r. Church
the regular Sunday services will be
held tomorrow The pastor. Rev. John
l.. Walsh, viii preach both morning
and evening. In the morning the pas
Tors topic will be Thy Vows Are
Upon Ne Ob God. and in the evening
he sill preach from the theme AS
We Forgive our Debtors" All arc
fnVffed