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PRINCIPAL PREPARES
 ELABORATE REPORT

Principal KaFfrr of the public sChpuls in now engaged In inc UruusTasIun of ar elancrata report nu schoNi rantIers end will present t ro the arhoOi board st the utxt meeting The last meet ing vG The board took place 1h the day hefore yesterday
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RILEY AND COLE
 MAD acuGH TRIP

Harry Riley and Arthur cole 1rt4r- cd in Candle lRst night 1t rnIttntEht nrser an exceedingly aar% Axpsra%ncs' They attempted to make tho nsch an The lasI 1nz of the journey md hnd one great time making il.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE,

h the divorce CasU Uf IAGglDsI Fs- LlnRdDu the courk today made ac e. der to show rause why ths dshend7nt dsd not pnY the hnmonS- When tn' d!vcTee Wax SirCn sonnG tne Ht0 sEc defen6Ant was ordered to Day SEQ p@1 month Lp h.s former ~ko 1nss "a has failed to do
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GDARD OF WOODROW
 WILSON DOUBLED

wilt b< rsaintu1nea cbntinueuHiy now unlis his Inauguration ufter WHICH 1ne vsvvl careful MGlch wEe re kHpf over hl1M aa I1r@sIdHrt-
 \ Tumor was current 10 ma pnSct lhal Il p1nt had Eeen discovered DUH npt mnc., nredencu ls attarhen To sne stnry. It .a baIlevcd that 1t "rosu from ,h. .3ecisIon tu double t1% EI,aTn,
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suec;sl H"qa~t ss-vieA

Special EaaS%t SsTSiee+
 PRINCETON. I'eh 15-The Euns' over Woodrow %nHnn haH lrcn d"n- b,rn within the pHsl nonnir "r days. Although nothing han been said I's |" the rsa sun tE the InurSAse ur tHH eunrda It ,s assumed thar inc prrH'- dent elrcl has been recently nnaio thG ubiert of threats by the ctAnks H"H freaks that nIe al~4yS t"4'~i"efr't U" he .hr must dangrrMis
 N ia likely that the dpNle guard
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HEGNEss ARRIVES.

John HyRnusS has arrived m t1e cItS afseI g trip during which he took hl ChinEt and various other vlacss He Is rnlHlng down Inc coast thls ycar in- Rtsad If rsTYing mall
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MAIES GO OUT

The r,jlIs |" K.suEtrVk alId YcIlGr lett thIs E1orninE. Pete fsaE"r c1s- rlea Fred Cawden and YrH. cu%drr io Inc hot sprsnEs. The To!L"r man rpnI out i:l cllrrge uf 5th;l t'nslies irnton,
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AT THE NEM EAGLE.

Old Levs;t Hunter RyH and tn% FA- r.auz Athsrton Bourbon ~hisksY4' Distilled spring 1904-t9o5 haughs in hand and reduced to 20 Psr esns by U, s. sovarnmsrL by thH ASEt's IF saller,
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CITY DOG POUND.

p'hr Hotlot, inE is 4 list Of tha dogs [ Inpouhdsd uhInr t'1c prOFtziVIa of Ordinance BIO during tho 24 hours ur.dinE at 5 U'CIVck lYst niFht: W"lrifr dne,, bl1rls spolted.
 JOHN n0REH0LDT,
 PruHdnhALtt.
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Codfish +anSusS ard sounds @r4 dc. IleGeu4- We ~iI 1sIf thert fer 20 cents per pound during Lent TherGIf kAfrtAttn.
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SUPREME COURT
 MAY HEAR NOME CASE

thr cirrn.t court of appeals to the t-nt- scu Slill--s supreme court.
 HE FftaEy dots not yet kn1w wneth- er or not he can obsain the consent os the dcnartmunt for thLs hut hG iH ln fayl,rs pr sluInS sV.
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sppsiAI NuarSs Service

LONDON, tHeb, ls,-AlI the reports from the seat of war soutl "L 'hc Balkans for she past few days Hr" en,a rkAbIe only for the RtLuaoHHle which seems to prevail. Ii is quite certain thaI no dec1aIYs action has taken pl4ee, The FepDriH asrLEsng ere coming from #ourtea NhieG are knnwh hCt to be 1nde nt,1dslIt and the rcp7rts are therefore net Eslieblt,
 cIne fact stHnds our clearly and thai L+ shat the Turka Rre koldlnB iheIr 4twn in ahe various nlacss in Whlrh they are hesieGed-
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in q toleEram to tssisttnt nisyrir1 AttpIncr C'AsIS, IhsiTIr' -ttornFH Eodgs szIvs that he aAs r.r:u'stt'h Ii'r rniss:sn fgsn :he depsItu"''t hf 1us- tee to appeal Iho seWard I'11IuHuIaT raIlroaa eases from sns dSCl.!"r "l
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ALASKA'S MILITARY
 GET NEW COMMANDER

,ite today AAd Is said not 10 to ih any waS connected with the McIictn AnnlE.
 G1rerni Murray was born lH 'as' and grad Iatrd No. ! In hts class in Wsa PuIr. Tn 1Sft Ifa hss s@rVe,' ill .'ulrt aud the Philippine ialrnds and K m auditor of military works,
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We will savd you the tina and trrHbl5 of writing lhs local ness t0 your hL%hdE on the outside. bY ma;l- ing the Nome Weekly Nugget tn any address in EhH stAtsa for 5p cents Ter month.
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DANCE AT FORT,

:; lne ;71ees pIHce Et F4t F@yH :nEinl: S. I several pesUIe hEFA tdi.ss, IF. :l1raticn to tAkr p4kE. \ l,:+ns;h .nir 1s expected
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Quiet crowd were linsd up shiu morning nwAitinS ths epenIne Bf skA saIS of seats. There is very iAw tsAtA left. psnV pus It eH. Go and FSssrYs YOnrh rioht as4Ya.
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BURROUGHS " ks.

ItaTrcughs tefealrd Mueller by al 10 ig last nleh. in Ghe threo cushion. cd bilIin I'd fnurnH msnt nT rhe Lobby.
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10 akT HE hEMa.

ghat lR1areseS AlAkAzna xum aA0ula snhsusibv fSF ihs palIS N'IaEsE. a1.sc par meath oAaItarea.
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EAsasrn Bear ball. w~shin gtsn'a birth day, FsheMaty p. A. 3 HaIl
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Nsw laid eggs At P'c { ]: ShoP t
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spAei.l hupust SSrvIeA

5pAsisI huRast SSr"IeA
 WASHINGTON, D. 6. Frb h. AIajur ue!IgIul Nurf3y Is ihN he" comma nLtcr nr The wGstCJn +[eparunenl of ehn I1nIte5 StateR uEmy TF's q" Durtr'rnI Intludrs Alasla'
 77Ie rhAnGe Is que .o thu nrT EnuL- iiisa tio1 scheme which IrIonl"s grrcr-
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No place to as Sunday .Rknus, Oh Yes ths ball q4ms aa ahs -. Hall.
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We hsVs aoma prime rhurka nF hest whioh Ms are closing cut st 12 f-2e ger pound. Ipst ths thina Fer ths AMp er fadnily, Phone Esd 70. .
 UNION MEAT co.
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We hays kss8 ceiling groceries 1n Nome fsr thlrts%r YAAA and ruF businsas t4Aa hAvn InOrsasins sWsry year. ThA+4 mutt hA | rAAsnn. Thar Jlf Lehmann.
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RuhhsT stuhfpE n'Aas st effleA.
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THE NEW EAGLE. The hoMa ef Gtratnk1 Mhiakeys.

We pFlnk Rnytillru and AvsFFthlAk In job printing line at ahA Nugus4
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2. q M. FishAakset 1k and 2S eentE Par ean. Th4+EIf Lshmnnn.
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sAn.a silver safmeD, 10. e!"'s round. ThornIf LAlsznhHr' ::
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Tn. rAliy N4spss RAO p.r r.sn+h.
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ohi thAt push bali. ysu will busi yOuy ,idsa .shtn ySu will sss ths eanhA-
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Lst Ehs Nupsst ds yau- fancy l0k printing.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-13
BELLS CHARGES PROBED.
Postofiice Inspectors in Town Invesli-
gatiug POsimastership Situation
iyiany Citizens Interviewed.

Postoffice inspectors fr I'm Wash
ington were in town yesterday after
noon investigating charges lodged
against former State Senator Joseph
H Bells, in connection with his ap-
plication for appointment as post
master here. They visited a number
of citizens male and female.
Mr.. Bells was recomm ended by
Congressman Smith, of this district.
upon the Endorsement OF the local
Democratic organization, and his
nomination was deferred pending an
inquiry into tbs charges.
Interest in the situation is keen
and there are a number of candidates
for the place in case Mr.. Bells tails
TO land IT, Postmaster General Bur
leson. il is said, is not inclined to
indorse Mr.. BELLS, but if another
name were suggested, the appoint
ment would be made in short order.
1t ha been reported in the last
few days that Thomas j. Linthicum
will be indorsed if the emergency
ariles. Other candidates include
William H. Rullman, Grafton ID.
Ridout, former Mayor Gordon Fl.
Claude, Col. James w. Owens, Win
son G. Gott and John j. Levy, and
their friends have bt en- active in
urging their claims.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-13
BULLET FLATTENS ON SKULL.
dill" Colbert, Well Known Darkey,
Victim OF Accident Early This
Morning.

To be struck in the head by bullet
from q .3S-csliber revolver, that in
tiicted only a skin abrasion, was the
fortunate experience of "Dill" Col
bert, a well-known colored man about
town early this morning.
The shooting, which was entirely
the re suit Of an accident, occurred at
the West street terminal of the Wash
ington, Baltimore aud Annapolis Elec-
tric Line, when Special Officer
Fletcher, employed by the railway
company, was cleaning his revolver.
Colbert was standing nearby at the
time.
8 Suddenly the weapon was acci.
dentally discharged. the bullet strik-
ing Colbert on the side Of the head
near the temple. Instead of piercing
the negro's skull, the bullet was
slightly fattened by the contact.
Colbert was taken to the Emergency
Hospital and while he suffered much
pain, he will be able TO be about in q
few days.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-13
NAVAL ACADEMY RECEPTION.
Second Of Series al Supsrintendeht's
Qaarters.

OF the Wednesday afternoon re-
ceptious ia the Naval Academy at the
Quarters of the Superintendent, the
second Of the November series Of re-
ceptions was held yesterday afternoon
from TO z o'clock.
Mrs. Gibbons. wife of Capt. John
II. Gibbons, u. S. N. superintendent,
received, assisted by her mother,
Mrs. Ely, of Washington, who is
visiting her daughter. Both mother
and daughter are charming women.
No woman has been better fitted for
the position of First lady of the
Naval Academy" than Mrs. Gibbons,
who, as a bostessA has no superiors.
and fills the position with ease and
grace and charm If manner that
characterize the true hos tess.
10 the dining room Mrs. John
Fore Hines, wife of Commander Hines
head Of the Department. of Naviga-
tion, served frappe. Mrs. Harry
Smith, wife of Professor Smith, u.
S.N., poured tea; Mrs Morton, wife OF
Lieut.. Commander }. P.Morton, u. S.
N. Mrs. Daniel Il. Randall, Mrs. Me-
Dowell. Miss Frances Bryan, Miss
Rosamond Randall, Miss Margaret
Bryan. Miss Anita Cresap, all assist
ed in serving and entertaining the
guests
Music by the Naval Academy or
chestra enlivened the occasion and
dancing ia the large drawing room
was enjoyed by the younger set. The
rooms were filed with callers during
the entire afternoon.
Others assisting Mrs. Gibbons were
Mrs. Preston, wife Of Commander c.
F. Preston, Mrs Ghormley, wife of
Lieut. r. A. Ghormley; Mrs. Nc
Dowell, wife Of Surgeon Mcdowell;
Mrs. Shackford, wife of Lieut. Com
mander Chauncey Shackford, and Mrs.
Shipman, wife of Rev. Herbert
Shipman, of New York, who is
visiting Lieut. Commander and Mrs.
r. G. Bulmer, at the Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-13
SWEDISH ATHLETES COMING.
Party Of % New Touring Country win
Visit Naval Academy, Nov. "a.

Arrangements were perfected at
the Naval Academy today for a visit
of the delegation of Swedish athletes
to the institution on the afternoon of
November "a.
The Swedes, who are members of
the Stockholm Gymnastic Society.
numbering twenty-niue in all, are now
on a tour OF this country. Their visit
to Annapolis has been arranged at
the instance Of Col robert NJ Thomp-
son, OF New York, an alumnus, and
one OF the closest friends Of the
Academy.
The Swedes are adopts in the Swed-
ish form of physical exercise, which
was introduced at the Naval Acad-
emy, as well as throughout the naval
service about a year ago While
here they will give a physical drill
for the benefit of the middies and
officers on duty at the Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-13
GOVERNORS PARDON COURT.
Case Of Pembroke Pitt DeiauliiBg Grain
Broker is Being Heard This After
noon.

Governor GoldsboIough is holding
pardon court at the Executive offices
here today Several minor cases
were taken up this morning. and at 8
o'clock in the afternoon the Governor
will give final hearing in the case
of Pembr ike w. Pitt, the former
grain broker of Baltimore city, who
is serving a sentence of FIVE years in
the Penitentisry.
Pitt forged bills of lading and he
escaped about the time his .detalca-
tions became known, but was captured
several months later in Europe, and
returned TO Baltimore. where the
trial took place in the Criminal
Court.
The following cases were present
ed to the Governor and referred by
him to the Prisoners Aid Society for
an Investigation:
Wladyslaw Kwiecimski, convicted
before the Criminal Court of Balti-
more November s, 1909, of robbery
and sentenced to nine years in the
Penitentiary.
Bernard Miller, convicted at the
January term, 1918. in the Criminal
Court of burglary and sentenced to a
ter of one year in the Penitentiary.
The Governor has been asked TO
intervene in the case of Arthur Rand,
serving an aggregate of thirty-five
years in the Penitentiary for convic-
tion of rape and two csses of larceny
Rand was convicted at the May term,
1908, of the Criminal Court.
In the case Of John w. Compton,
convicted in January, 1912, by the
Criminal Court. Of burglary, and
sentenced to term of three years,
Police Marshall Farnan will be asked
for . report.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-13
FUNERAL OF YOUNG MAN.
Remains Of Alfred Batter Buried in
81. MarY's Cemetery.

The funeral of Albert Batter. age "A
years, whose death occurred on Sunday
last at Newark. N. J., took place this
morning from ST. Mary sR. G. Church.
The services were conducted By the
Rev. Father Barran, c. 6. s. r..
Rector Of st, Mary's.
The following acted as pslibearers F:
Messrs. Denver Kramer, Robert VOL
fangle, Ralph Dammeyer. john c.
Flood. Theodore Brady. Jr., Bernard
Wiegard.
The burial was in st. Mary's Gene
terry. The funeral was attended by a
large number of relatives and friends
Of the young man. There we're many
beautiful floral tributes
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-13
A CALL TO CITIZENS.
Mayer Strange Isviies Everybody In-
terested in Civic Christmas Tree
To Meet Nov. Z.

Mayor James Z. Strange has issued
a call to all citizens, both men and
women, who are interested in the Com
manity Christmas Tree, 10 meet to-
morrow, Friday night at $50 o'clock
in the Council Chamber in the NUM-
eipal Building. Duke Of Gloucester St.
Now is the accepted time. If you
want the City to have a Christmas
tree, If you want to engender the spirit
Of Peace on Earth: Good Will To
Men meet the Mayor tomorrow even
ing at half past o'clock in the Coun-
ell Chamber Let large number Of
citizens turn out.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-13
memorable events" Miss Walton

memorable events. Miss Walton
reviewed the line OF distin .yuished men
who had made history here, beginning
with Thomas Johnson who nominated
Washington, and ending with Francis
Scott Key. an slumnus of st. Johns
College aud author of the Star
Spangled Banner. "
Miss Walton said Annapolis was
great before the Revolution, and told
of the cid Maryland Gazette (now
the Evening Capital.) She said of
"such people came tn. old Maryland
Line that saved the country at Cow
pens. we, the daughters of these
great men, should emulate them, -
said Miss Walton. In closing she
urged the Conference to consider An
napOlis a permanent home for the
Maryland State Conference.
Mrs. Arthur Lee Bcsley, Regentof
Baltimore Chapter responded to the
address Of welcome. She urged unity
and cooperation among the Daugh-
ters, and said they should be lone
great family of Daughters and Sisters
with different views, perhaps, but
unselfish interests. The extent of
our power" said Mrs. Bosley, "can
only be felt by hearty cooperation,
with our beacon light love and char
ity toward all.
A telegram was read from Mrs.
Donald Mclean regTetting her alb
sence on account of illness in the
family. Miss elizabeth Randall sang
very sweetly "The Star Spangled
Banner" and the Conference mem
bers joined in the che rus.
The Peggy Stewart Tea Party Chap
ter presented Mrs. Hogan, State Re
gent, with large bunch of beautiful
yellow chrysauthemums, tied with
Maryland colors-orange and sable.
The State Regent read an address
full of interest 1t was clothed in
beautiful English and was full of ro-
nance of other days. She said, ap-
plicably our modern life reaches out
into the past whose woof is woven
into the fabric of our patriotic man.
tie. !" Next tC God and family"
said Mrs. Hogan, stand the Stars
and Stripes. Daughters, the harvest
is great. but the laborers are few
aud there is great work before US to be
accomplished. In this age boys and
girls are strangers to reverence and
mothers shirk the duties and respon-
sibilities of motherhood.
Mrs. Hogan said as long as eight
years ago she saw the d. A. r. drift
ing into politics. Now they had been
caught in the vortex OF politics which
would tear this great body of women
asunder. Politics she callei
game" which vast numbers play
because of what they make out of it.
We, the d. A. r., she said, are not
Democrats or Republicans, but every
one of us is a d. A. K. we stand by
the same ideals that our forefathers
did, to uplift American citizenship.
Mrs. Hogan urged the Conference to
"keep out of politics" Let us elect
our officers without STOPPING to soil
our escutcheon with the sordid game
Of politics.
The rest of the morning session
was taken up with business, after
which there was luncheon at Carvel
Hall.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-13
A Coming Naval Wedding.

Invitations have been received in
this city from Mr. and Mrs. Angus
tus C. Downing, Of Washington, to
the wedding of their daughter, H ellen
Huntington, to Lieut.. Commander
Hugo w. 0sterhaus, U. S. N. The
wedding will take place in st. John S
Church, Washington, on December 4.
Following the ceremony a reception
will be held at the residence Of the
brides parents, 203O Hillyer Place,
between s and Z o'clock in the after
noon. The prospective bridegroom is
a son Of Rear Admiral Hugo 0ster-
haus, Of the Navy, (retired), and al
present is assigned to duty at the
Naval Academy
ta5- Have You been to the Lyric yet?
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-13
NAVY TEAM ENGAGES
IN HOT SCRIMMAGE
But No Effort Was Made 10 Score
Against the Scrubs.
ARMY WORKS HARD TOO.
Lively Practice Yesterday in Which
Varsity Scored Twice Against
The Second Eleven.

Signal drill, getting of ami receiv-
ing kicks, followed by thirty min
ute scrimmage against greatly
trengthened aggregation of scrubs,
formed the Nayy'a practice yesterday
afternoon.
The coaches started 10 the same
hackfeld and forward combinations
which were sent ia against Backneu
last Saturday, and relieved the men
with practically the same substitutes
hat marked that game. Nichols
was again tried as second choice for
quarter and continued t).shoI up we'll.
No attempt was made at scoring,
the work consisting Of drilling in
formations and perfecting not only
the varsity attack but the solving Of
various forms Of attack when on the
defensive.
Strenuous Day ior Army.
With all their players back in the
lineup except Benedict, who il still
nursing a bad shoulder, the Army
regulars and scrubs went through a
two-hour practice on the "plains"
yesterday The regulars scored once
during the half hours rough work,
Hobbs registering after a pretty 20
yard dash through the scrub line.
O'Hare, at guard on the varsity and
Packard, who replaced Wynee, at
tackle. did splendid work McEwan's
good work at the pivotal job contin-
ues 20 please. Hobbs kicking was
sure and his open field running pretty
60 watch.
Merrilat and Jouret on the receiv-
ing end with Doe tossing the bail,
did good work with the forw ard pass
Markoe did not stay ia long, but fol-
lowed every play closely Woodruff,
in the early practice, negotiated sew
eral beautiful place kicks from the
35-yard line Milburn flashed bril-
liantly while he was ripping holes in
the scrubs forward wall Hoge and
Brtton performed we'll at the wing
positions on the scrubs The squad
will get another stiff scrimmage to-
morrow in preparation for Villa
Nova on Saturday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-13
Goes To Ohio To Buy Cattle

To purchase a lot of cattle for the
Pleasant Plains Farm Dairy, Mr.. j.
G. Cindorf, superintendent Of the
farm, left Annapolis today for Ohio
Mr. Cindorf viii be gone about two
weeks. Pleasant Plains Farm Is 10 the
Third district about miles from An
napolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-13
Childrsn's HespitsI Club.

Miss Kate Randall announces that
the beginning of the last week of the
year of the Chiidren's Hospital Club,
is at hand. aBd requests all members
to come to ST, Anne's Chapel on Prince
George street tomorrow. TO pay their
dues.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-13
PANTRY SALE.

AT PRESBYTERIAN Church Saturday
Nov. Is.
A Pantry Sale viii be held in the
lower room OF the n esbyteTian Church,
on SATURDAY, November 18th, from
no to r. Home made Pineapple.
CoCoanut, orange chocolate and marsh
mellow cakes and home made candy,
preserves and jellies will be for sale.
A liberal patronage is solicited, nl3.2t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-13

ta5- You never regret a nickel you
give the Lyric you get value received.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-13
OFF for O.h.r Fields.

The Rev. Conrad Sprenger, former
pastor of st. Martins Evangelical
Lutheran Church, Mrs. Sprenger and
children, left yesterday for their new
home in Columbia, Penn, where Pas
tor Sprenger has accepted a call to
Bethlehem Church, the Oldest Lutheran
Church. The Pastor and his family
take with them TO their new home the
best wishes Of their many friends here
ts-T.vrie represents what . hest IN
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-13

b9Lyric represents what is best in
Moving pictures. nl3.w
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-13
$40 REWARD

And no questions asked for ro-
turn to Office Bancroft Hall, Of
Tan leather POCKET EOOK contain
ing about 81 90 in bills and q number Of
cbeques Lost Nov. 9TH on Maryland
Ave, between Prince George st. and
Naval Academy. nlI-3t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-13
THE WEATHER

For Annapolis and Viciuity:--
Unsettled tonight. Friday fair and
colder west portion
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-13

'sr Have You been to the Lyric yet?
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-13
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Akf HAT y0u " snt Is news We
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