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DIARIES,

MAPLE LEAF MILK FOR PARTICU-
lar people; II qts. for 81, delivered. or
der today. Maple Leaf Dairy, Phone
Wasatch $500 b34a6
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HOUSE CLEANING
PLUMBING AND HEATING

DAVIDSON & HARRIS CO. PLUMB
ing and steam hitting; iohbing work
speciality; all work guaranteed. Both
phones 162. lIa East End South. ol26
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EIVATE HOSPITAL.

|nernonts" "S AE, CONFIDENTIAL.
b PhilIIns 'e91l1nsion legal adoption.
o"Sar Sta. Ind. 1914. ns0so
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VETERINARY SURGEONS

DIR. MOFFETT RICE. a42 SOUTH w.
Temple St Phone Wasatch $3.50 cl23
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HOMES THAT ARE BARGAINS.

HOMES THAT ARE BARGAINS.
At $50 West 7th South ST. we have q
pretty sy-room brick cottage. with lawn,
large shade trees. chicken coop. and lot
all fenced. Price, $500. Terms. $50
cash, $50 per month.
At 25l Herbert st. We have nice four
room modern brick cottage. with lot all
fenced. Place all ready TO move into.
Price. $3.50. Terms. $50 cash. $50 per
month.
comfortable siX-room modern cot
tage at 1915 e. Ninth South St. right on
the car line and close 10 the new high
school. A bargain for $3.50. Terms, $3.50
cash. balance $25 per month
We offer an exceptionally beautiful five
room modern cottage on Tenth East. Just
south Of Ninth South st. It has mantel
place built In. plate railing around the
dining room and is splendid home.
Stairway is in and room FOR three rooms
more upstairs Price. $3.50. Terms ar
ranged to suit purchaser,
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY,
90 East First South st.
Both Phones 2i4.
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STnis 'sSi. AT TEMPLE HOTEL
sleaned and renovated, run
.R1s steam heat. first class board
=. ~ no. West Temple. b25s1
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST.

.~~~~~~~~~
DR.. ROBERT w. HALL. PYORRHGA
AND ORAL PROPHYLA&IS. go
KEARNS BLDG. a2S59
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FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS UNFURN1sHED

FOR RENT. MODERN { AND 5.ROOM
apartments In La France. Bell 202T-Z.
n1426
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SALT LAKE CLEANING co. III EAST
2nd South. Bell 1926. Ind. 1872. m26GI
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ROOMS: AESV
|.leeping rooms si''' x1470
4 South. -
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED.

NEAL ESTATE-lMPROVE
FOR SALE. LITTLE LESS THAN TWO
acres. on street car line. s-roon mod
ern house electric garage, concrete walks
Snd driveway, large stone chicken
houses; best adapted chicken ranch T
stare; all varieties of fruit and berries
inll bearing. beautiful lawn and shrub
nerY; ideal country home: price $4,000
eas| terms Inquire Union Dental Co.
-iz south Main. Salt Lake City. c9t
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
FOR SALE. ALL IN VICINITY OF BIC
Delta lrrigation company lands, or
nam line Of s. P. l.. A. e. s. L. r. r.
laV miles south of Snlt Lake City.
We can Ak up the man who wants Z
nome. or the man who wants land FOL
mn investment
We have improved farms from ST..
to st25 per acre
ACCOMPLISHMENTS from IS TO si5 Pc
acre. and few good homestead and
desert claim locations.
Everything we handle ts eitner unde'
oitch or water can be Eut on II from 81
10 $50 per share
We can giye liberal turns on most all
prnnerty we handle.
Write or call on
KELLY-RYAN REALTY CO..
Dcse-et TYfat bft2s
Branch office 1925 Kearns bldg. Bel
Wasatch 6016
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ma bsstr bsstrESTIvE SERVICE. OLD.
Phones Ss7 20S.
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FOR RENT.
.,purEpING ROOMS.

,oMS FOR HUE xs62
xsndaII terrace.
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PATENTS
DANCING
SHEET METAL WORKS

COUCHMAN g. CO.. HEATING AND
sheet metal works All kinds OF furnace
repair work. 233 South West TempJe.
n2Z2o
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rrEY FURNISHED. 81 ny ~ 80
.+dsrn groom apartment, vacant ,ooas MSS
F g. lst North. o1o"'
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CEMENT WORK.

PARTIES WANTING FANCY OR PLAIN
cement work done. call Wasatch 4403- X
or inquire for r. o.. ia East 2nd South.
plU6d
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PooMs FOR LIGHT HousEkbE,Pp.
wWatet 'e b3097
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AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING
SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.
good work: reasonable prices; new and
secondhand machines on easy terms.
The White is King, 70 West 1st South.
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SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT OR
sale 22s East End South. Wasatch
1s49. a120&
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STORAGE, MOVING, PACKING,
SHIPPING
CARPET CLEANING

REST WORK AMERICAN CARPET
Cleaning Co. Phones 272A. nbs6
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kBNT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
BOARD AND ROOM

- AHyI N~~~-~~~---~-~-~
s1ND ROOM. PRIVATE FAM
~ pleasant 169 G St Wasatch
a755
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9 AND TAXIDERM1sTs

faxiderE,Nr,ff EN,fTHING IN THE FUR
fof rerrnist ~ line. Highest MICS
@hzAl ~ f9rs and wild an;Snsi.
eur Co. 81 e. ard So. snass
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ii RoOM FOR GENTLE
" south End East. Wasatch
elsa
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looms COMPLETELY FURNlSH Ge
y K. 324 2nd avenue DZf'o
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ATsf SUMMER HOME IN
Aree rooms. first class meals.
gentlemen preferred. 40 W,
bl663
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led ROOM AND coon
et 27o e, End South. hosi0
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md BOARD FOR 2 GENTLE
'ssnsant snsa home. 145 30. 4th East.
SV%f-h. bl921
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.lRCE LIGHT. MODERN ROOMS.
s,rSt and telephone services included.
~ ~ month. 2S9 W. 5th North. Phone
Per npm nyi'''' bS2o5
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HAIR GOODS

FINEST STOCK or HAIR GOODS IN
the city. r. Sasse. upstairs. 2ls Main.
b2937
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|~r1y FIJRNISHED 2-ROOM FRONT
IA $500 per mo-. inc. steam heat,
7 Gas and bath, "a e. Brigham. opp
- ef,tah b3436
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Jn(anO Te(egrap6
Surht5arer oesiprung.

Surd,t5arer Sooes lprung.
Gbtcagc, SQs, Is. September.
9urh 9rabtneee oerbinoert III Sil'
nern Ses iyreintaurertsnapels Den 10.
oesipruns su MAIDEN, itieg am 1ltlt..
mod, 6. ". Rostniilien auf ods Tad
oes % Stof bohe1i 8ebauoes unc
iprana 5erab. @r iblus nuf etnem od-
nebeu gelegenen ad,titodigeu Gebdnoe
nit iolfer 8eipalt auf, oaB bon Der
9ede i'm snnern Der gerpus berabs
| fiel. ssm ssnnern oes 6reluaurertenl'
peIs babes. in ben lesten sSabren 10
pielc 2eute Selbinnoro begangerL IN.
Dem iie bon ben oberen Stod1perten IN
| bic Rotunoe herabiprangerL odB, nm
| bic Seute in Der siotiinoe Dor berab'
| iaaenoen aDrpern au ihiisen, 1rabt.
nese geipnnnt tuoroen iino. Vile aato.
den i'm aorper Rosntuiiens lprroeil
bel oem SSoa gebrohen. Gr mar etn
Electromagnetic into % Sabre alt
Daan bat teine abrung. mas ibn 81
ner That peranlakt bot.
Cine Goroners-S Surp CAB ein lpge'
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| lnitt I'M Stnnoe. ieitsuiteuen. OBJ 8as'
muiien abfittlidl pom benz Gebduot
berabeeiprnnsen oaes saiaUis bera5'
geiolM war..
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Wetterberi6t.

Oiir Cbio unb bns fpeltlihe pennz
ipIoanien: ShGnes Dsiter i'm fiioliz
den, unbeftimmtes i'm norbli6en 3btil
am Donnerstug uno Jreitag. WtdBig.
ftarie liiblpeitlihe Winbe.
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IT.
250 beuti6s asrats ieben ii4 gtspyort
dn.
IT.
+guraerme tier uno IS oil y
5eihef.
bus, g., 1S Septentber.
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gefehl ge8en Wupor George 5. aorb
aus, Der Sieien aufIoroert, ebas. Y.
Garter unuer3ligIit ais Bolijethel
ipieoer in iein altes Amt ein3utlbrer'.
aus tpelhem er am 8. Septenber pom
Manor ertlaIien Doroen mar Garfer
fam in0eiien uift eber rpteoer letn
aut antretert, aIs bis Die gntldst'
buna hes Ritters ms 8eri6tslournal
einaetraaen uno Der manor eIne eIn'
iesunas.Crore erfaiien baben miro
Die Giutragung oiirite Souner'taq
uoraenonlmen rperoen, Der Deapor ~
aber perreiit, 10 oaB feme oemeHt'pre'
fenoe Crore erIoIieu iperoen fam.
gpifter 9iaun fouitatirte, Dab mad
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teineu Roli5eidPf 1b3uiegcn es le
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miiioH fir begriiu0et erattet luuroel
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Soaon.
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lut,bus liz eiritmeilen nod i'm artt
unS gr.goIiseid}ef Garter iagt, osI
er lolange teinen geriuh mahen tper
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treten, bis ale geiesIiden 6orntlid
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rspubIi.oniibe QatipnaI aommitts
ndbm am Ritt,pot pie ReiigHutiol
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3i6ter 8. g. Dillon
Sat bent 2aapor Sar6 pon
Columbus 1T perempto-
rider 2Seife am6e-
fo6fen,
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9en pon &arb abgeiebtea Yo
liseidei Garter uieber
ein5ulesen.
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Die gnti4eipuns oud fir anbere
Gt1ote bon 9eDertung.
8erdnoerungen i'm republtantihsn 9ta>
tional aonlmittee.
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1yranciseo.
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GrftieBt ieinen gruoer uno ietnt
Sapdserin uno iogt iia islbit
cine &ugel in ben &opf.

3pei WGnRr in sinem Jra4tndsson
perunaliitt uno brsi ihtper DerIest.
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$50 b.uti6e asr8ts isben iia gtspgor'
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Gie 9iirten Iieben 800 Eoote ani benz
annrpiplas ouriif.

limb IoIen mebr ais 2000 Mrnn on
Iobten ,illo Beripunoeten rer-
loren haber.
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Sie Fsli3ei mnRte benz Sdrm
Der CppOiitiOn pieoer Elm
GnDe MAIDEN.
Cine So5inliIten Concentration IN
ben GtrnBeR Der ungartlteH
Sdupfitnot

Bon poIisei urlb 1silitdr sespaitiant
perbinDert.
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plutiae edIadt in 1ripOIitanielt.
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Gbtcago, SSus., Is. Septerrber-
Reoierangsbcan1te boben bier anr'
U2tttrpod1 nit elmer llHterIu6nng be-
Eaonnen, bic ben 3ped bat feIt3lrelenv
ob bier Elm Wild)tr,rit inter 8erles-
ma beg Gbernton geieses bcftebt~i
Tem 9ernebmen nah Iptro coS gonse
Meilhaeihaft In Chicago Don bees
Roglposniea soutrcLIIrt.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-11-14
TONICHT'S BIG BILL.
CoIoni.I Oilers Great Attraction


Tonight will be one big gala event
for for the photo play fans. In addi-
tI0n to the regular vaudeville bill, the
great three reel feature photo play
Leah The Forsaken. will be at the
Colonial. The management is sparing
no expense to please his patrons and is
getting all the features possible and
there will be no change in prices. this
great production is offered with the
compliments of the management. 1t
will make a big long show and you are
all urged TO come early and avoid
waiting for the second performance at
8 As Jut think-two big acts and four
feature reels for 10c.
Rovie Troy the eccentric comedian
assisted by his little trick dog will
give you as many laughs as can be
crowded into twe elve minutes.
Gertrude dudley and company offer
a very clever sketch entitled The
Prima Donna and the Professor.' =
A good bill all the way through to
the last picture .sThe Garrison Tri-
angle, a Bison one reel feature story
of the West. Another surprise and
added attraction will be announced to-
morrow. Watch the Capital
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-11-14
Leah the FOrsaken"

Manager Ircns has arranged at con-
siderable expense to get the great
feature photo play "Leah The For
saken," by the Imp company for to-
night in addition to the regular vau-
deville bill. This beautiful story is
three reel production and was just
released. 1t is claimed to be the
greatest production ever attempted
by pictures.
A wonderful conception of a play
that has been acclaimed masterpiece
for decades; pulsating living drama.
produced with majesty and subIim-
ity that eclipse any production ever
made 1t is soul stirring with emo
tionalism. The prices will remair the
same. Admission, 10 cents; box
seats, 90 cents. You get the regular
vaudeville show and chis three reel
drama is given to you with the COM
pliments of the management.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-11-14
Bishops Guild Supper.

On next Wednesday and Thursday
nights the Bishops Guild of St.
Anne's Church will hold its annual
supper in the lower room of the
Chapel, corner Prince George and
East streets. A tempting, delicious
supper win be served from O'Clock
on for 25 cents and there win be q
sale of ice cream, cake, candy, etc.
See ad. in another column for par
ticulars.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-11-14

Miss Ada Russell May. is spending
the weekend with the Crenshaws at
their Washington residence on Six
teenth street.
Lieutenant Comma nder f. y. Ber-
rien, U. s. ~. and Mrs. Berrien are
stopping at Carvel Hall. They were
formerly stationed at the Naval Acad-
emy and have many friends here who
welcome their return.
Capt. Underwood and Mrs. Under
wood are at Carvel Hall for the winter.
Mrs. John Writ Randall and Miss
Elizabeth Randall expect to leave here
today to spend the winter with Mrs.
Randall's daughter, Mrs. Bladen
Lowndes, at Roland Park. Baltimore.
Mrs. r. B. Dashiell Miss Nancy and
Mr.. Robert Dashiell have m )ved into
their new home on Duke of Gloucester
street, near Spa creek, IN the up-to-
date and attractive house recently
built by Prof. Arturo Fernandez, of
OF the Naval Academy.
Mr.. Robb Combs, the prominent West
End merchant, spent today in Balti-
more on business.
Miss Eliz abeth Schaeffer has return
ed from Baltimore where she attended
The World in Baltimore" and read a
paper that pleased many of those pres
ent.
Mr.. Horace Winchester is quite sick
at his home at Winchester. North Sew
ern.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Belt are visiting
the Misses Feldmeyer of Prince George
street Mr.. Belt was former Secre-
tary of the Y nj. c. A. of Annapolis.
Mrs. Clinton McGehee, of Louisiana,
who has been visiting Mrs. A. j.
Stinchcomb. Main street, le1t yester-
day to join her husband Ensign Nc
Gehee, u. S. NJ, of the u. S. S. Ohio
at Old Point Comfort
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-11-14
SWEET SIXTEEN SALE AND SOCIAL
The NJ. c. /. All Wish You Well, Good
Appetites, and Money to Spare to
Aid the Sick and Tighten

Come hungry and you will be fed
Come Blue and Wen soon see you Red
Come sick and we'll soon warrant
you cured
But Noisy will not be endured.
Come Poor. we'll find clothes for
your Purse
Come Cross, and your frowns We n
disperse
Come Thirsty, our Coffee you'll quatf
C ONE Sorry. Wen soon make you
laugh.
Come Bitter, we've all kinds of
Sweets,
Cakes. Candies and ice Cream for
treats.
Come Bored. and your senses we'll
tickle
BY giving you Salad and Pickle
But for fear you'll relinquish good
habits
Wen wind up the list with We lch
Rabbits.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-11-14
W. B. AND A. MAKES GAIN.
Gross and Net Earnings Increase
Compared to October Of Last
Year.

|. For the month of October the gross
earnings of the Washington, Balti-
more and Annapolis Electric Railroad
Company increased s4,044, and net
earnings $S07.04, as compared with
the corresponding period of last year.
That a greater increase was not
made IN net income for the month
was due to rising operating AK
penses, it costing $S,0SS.54 more to
operate the property last month than
for the same month of the previous
fiscal year. This increase was due 70
several causes, including crosstie re-
placements and the operation of al
ditional trains between Baltimore, An
napolis and Washington TO take care
of the growing traffic. The percent
age Of operating expenses to gross
operating revenues was Sill per
cent. as compared with 1859 per
cen. for last year. The W., B. q A.
for ten months ended October 81 re-
port an increase Of SOS, 9,554.5l in
gross earnings. while there is a
gain in final net of $57,s11.S6.
The total surplus for the ten months
is placed at $109,2S9.66, and it is
believed that the property will close
the twelve months ended December
13 with surplus of not less than
$125, 900.
The directors of the company de-
clared an initial dividend of one and
one-half per cent. on the corporation s
preferred stock at meeting held in
Baltimore recently, and predictions
are being made that another divi-
dend will be forthcoming around the
first of the year. At the end of the
present year the directors of the W.,
b. & A. will decide what amount is
to be charged off for depreciation in
the future.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-11-14
The Science Of Physical Training.

Paper XVII-Prof. Il. S. Krantz Asst.
Phys. Inst. U. s. N. Al
Physical training today has be-
come a science. We are studying
che conditions in an entirely different
manner than they were studied ten
years ago. There surely is an indi-
cation that less emphasis is being
placed upon anatomy and more upon
physiology, that is less emphasis
upon structure and more upon func-
tion. less upon mere muscle making
and more upon creating organic
vigor. Less upon physical achieve
ment thru muscular prowess and more
upon the science of right living. The
thing most vital to the longevity of
the race is not so much the science
of muscle movements as the science
of living.
The man with the huge and knotty
muscles is abnormal and is developed
far beyond the necessary need. His
life is of short duration, as his blood
is feeding the abnormally developed
muscle and building up cell tissues
at the expense of the vital organs.
In other words such man lacks func-
tonal vigor and stamina.
There is this to be said in connec-
tion also; man today does not need
great muscles with which to do his
work. Evolution has played so great
part in the industrial conditions of
today that man no longer needs to
toll to the extent that was once
necessary. Machinery now does the
hard work and man needs ohly to
supply the dynamic force of his brain.
Muscled development is unnecessary,
organic vigor is vital.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-11-14
A DAY In THE GERMAN NAVY.
Picture Tonight at the Lyric Theatre.

A picture, booked for last Saturday,
which was held over at the Picture
Garden, Baltimore, "A Day in the
German Navy" will be shown at
the Lyric, Market Square. tonight.
1t is picture we'll worth seeing.
educational and interesting.
Another picture, a Yitograph, fea-
tured by John Bunny. "The Love
Sick Maidens of Cuckletown, as a
provider of good laughs, has no
equals, and the management of the
Lyric where this comedy will be
shown tonight, has proved his knowl-
edge of what the patrons enjoy and
appreciate.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-11-14
Kind Words for the Capital.
Brooklyn, N. J

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Dear Capital-Five weeks have
rolled by since ] left Annapolis and
not glimpse of a CAPITAL have'l had,
so can no longer be subjected to
such deprivation and am enclosing
81 for four months subscription, and
will be very glad for the very first
edition after this is received
like New York very much, but
miss our quaint little city every min
ute of the day, but I'm looking for
ward to visit some time soon. With
very best regards, I am
Very sincerely,
Nov. 8, '12. N. ID. nj.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-11-14
Weyand RejOins Army Eleven.

The Army regulars and scrubs bat
tied until darkness yesterday without
doing any scoring. Devore played a
great game at tackle, breaking
through and smearing several scru b
plays behind the line. Weyand, who
has been out of the game this year
on account of studies, returned yester-
day. Weyland played one of the
tackles last year. He weighs 200
pounds is fast and knows the game.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-11-14

Annapolis Camp No. So, Patriotic
Order Sons of America, were hosts
last night of Baltimore Camp, p. o.
S. of A., who came here early in the
evening over the Short Line thirty in
number. The visitors were met by q
committee from the local camp anc
escorted to the hall, where socia
and fraternal evening was spent,
There was speechmaking after which
refreshments we're served Music
was furnished by the Annapolis ANA.
teur Orchestra.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-11-14
Stood on the Spot.

In the several hundred of visitors
here on Tuesday was young lady
who posed in the old Senate Chamber
in exactly the same spot represented
in the picture of Washington resign
ing his commission. The young lady
stood leaning upon the desk in rath-
er graceful pose, ,admiring the old his
toric room in the State House. An
Annapolis man exclaimed: You
are standing on the spot. The girl
jumped and asked "What spot, when
everything was explained to the
amusement of those nearby.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-11-14
Death in the County.

Mr.. Thomas H. Hall, life long resi-
dent of Anne Arunel County, died last
night at the residence of his daughter,
Mrs. George Mitchell, of Eastport.
Mr.. Hall was in his 73rd year and, was
for many years truck farmer. He is
survived by two daughters, Mrs. Bar
bara Wilmington, Mrs. George Nit
chell, and three sons, Lenwood, Denver
and Herbert. Funeral will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 2.30 o'clock from
his late residence.