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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-06-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE is hereby given, Laaf ths
subscriber bss obtained tom tse
Orphans Court OF Anne Arundel Corr
II IN Maryland. Letters of Admins .
trstion on the personal estate 80 ANN
ELLEN POWERS, late Of ammo Arm
del County, deceased. All persons hev-
ing claims against the deceased. IRE
hereby warned 70 exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, TO tae agt.
scriber, on Or before the 18th day 81
NOVEMBER. 1916. They may otae,
wise, by law. be excluded from 4.
benefit Of said estate. All peraons ~
debted to said estate are requested 90
make immediate payment
Given under my hand this llta asyiof
May. 1915
NICHOLAS Ii. GREEN.
Administrator
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Given under us
Aprd. 1918
CHARIOT
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FOR SALE-China Closet. Baby Carriage 2
4 Tables. Chairs Mattresses and Pillows. Gas
and Oil Stoves, small Billiard Table, Hat Rack
urday il6 81
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TOR SALE-Cheap. Yale BICYCLE. New De
parture CONSIDERABLE: in excellent condi.
ton. Apply to Hyman Sirkis, Calvert and Bladen
Streets Stills
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FOR SAIE-A Gas STOVE and three pieces of
Furniture. Apply 90 Market St. jl7-3t
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TOR RENT-Ten-Room HOUSE, 90 Market St.
All modern improvements including hot
water heat. gas. electric lights etc. Apply ]. W,
Trautwein. City Dock m2I Il
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TOR Rents story brick DWELLING 60 Corn.
hill St. Completely furnished. Electric
lights. Apply 10 Eli II. Horwitz So Gunther Bldg.
Baltimore. Key at Globe Furniture Company
$40 West St. j2-u
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TOR RENT-eRooM HOUSE. For particu.
lars. etc. apply NJ. ID. G. SANDERS, City
Dock. m26h
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TOR RENT-APARTMENT. Hot water heat
and Janitor service free. Rent reasonable. =
Apply Hohberger & Shacks, 37West St. il2 lw
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FOR SALE

TOR SALE-REFRIGERAToR in good con.
dition. Will sell cheap. Apply at once 1879.
Market St. on Phone 937. Reason for selling
about 10 leave the city. jlS-3t
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TOR PENTHOUSE No. Madison St. VIII
Il put in thorough repair for good tenant Key
at No. Madison St. m3l-u
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TOR RENT-Furnished APARTMENT rooms
Il ground floor. Nice yard. Upstairs used for
storage. Apply SIS Severn Ave. Eastport, near
water. j6-2w
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FOR SALE.

MATER FRONT FARM
of $50 Acres, ou Ray shore
near Mayo !,
CHAS. r LFE AnnaOuliS
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FOR SALE-Cheap. good riding and driving
MARE. guaranteed to work anywhere, Ap-
ply VIM. z. Can't. llS Main ST. ll.h
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FOR RENT

TOR RENT-FURNISHED FRONT ROOM in
private family. with use of kitchen, for light
housekeeping. Apply 2Sl West St. il6 81
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FOR RENT-Completely furnished Groom
BUNGALOW on the Severn River near An.
napolis Address Mrs. Allen Lester Fowler. X.
f ID. No. 2 or Phone 1858. m2l-u
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Wants, Lost, For Sale, For Rent, Elc.

Wants, Lost, For Sale, For Rent, Eic.
Advertisements under this head. not eK-
ceedfnR 4 -four lines 3 times as cents:
week scots: each additional line sets.
900 TO Loan On 5 %G%Ss ss 81
A. THEODORE BRADY. Attorney Law. Arun-
del Building. aiZu
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGES.
w Sumo 20 suit borrower. Apply TO WINSON
G GOTT. Attorney. II School Street Annapo-
lie. Nd nfu
LOST
T OST-On June 10. a STICKPIN set v in four
- turquoise. between the Colonial Theatre and
Short Line Station Reward II returned TO Miss
Mary Arnold. Revels. Md. OF this office il7-5t
| OST-Tuesday morning either in Ridout's
- Store. or from there through Alley 20 Glou-
cester St. near Church Circle. small Gold Chain
with round Gold Pin with letter +, IN black
enamel Suitable reward at l27 Gloucester St
T OST-A Ten Dollar Note folded Monday
II afternoon about O'Clock. from MRS. J. NJ.
StTanges millinery shop through Rdouts Alley
20 postofiice. probably IN the Alley. Earnings Of
a working girl. Reward at Capital Office. jl5 &
-=------------~~----r
WAN EL
WANTRD-At once 2 PLUMBERS Apply OF
w Office Frank kries lSl Conduit St jl7-3t
MANTED-Permauent BoARDERs: room and
w board at $7o0 per week. Gsntt's Hotel.
li3ll5 Main ST. lift
WANTED-To do general HAULING. Baggage
w Transfer Specially; also Whitewashing.
Clustering Painting and CafpsenieT's Work;
furnish best references. NIP
MEN-woMEN-GET GOVERNMENT JOBS
~ eS to $50 month SPffns kT2mhnI9 ms
stitute. Dept. l46 A. Rochester. n Y. m22u
WASHING to do at home, BY re-
w spectacle white woman with little children
20 support. Orders left at Eastport Drug Store
Phone $40 m24n
MALE HELP WANTED Post Office Examina.
4'1 ton at Annapolis soon. Prepare now under
former Government Examiner Booklet S-41 free.
Write to-day. Patterson Civil Service School.
Rochester. " OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED FRONT ROOM in
private family. with use of kitchen, for light
housekeeping. Apply 23l West St. il6 &
TOR RENT-APARTMENT. Hot water heat
and Janitor service free. Rent reasonable
Apply Hohberger & Shacks, 37West st. il2 lw
TOR RENT-Furnished APARTMENT,4 rooms
ground floor. Nice yard. Upstairs used for
storage. Apply SIS Severn Ave. Eastport, near
water js-2w
TOR Rents story brick DWELLING 60 Corn
hill St. Completely furnished. Electric
lights. Apply 20 Eli II. Horwtz So Gunther Bldg.
Baltimore. Key at Globe Furniture Company
s. 10 West St. j2u
TOR PENTHOUSE No. 6 Madison ST. VIII
put in thorough repair for good tenant. Key
at No Madison St. m3l-u
TOR RENT-Ten-Room HOUSE, 90 Market St.
All modern improvements including hot
water heat. gas. electric lights etc. Apply j. W,
TTautwein, City Dock m2f Il
Tor RENT-6-ROOM HOUSE. For particu-
lars. etc. apply NJ. ID. G. SANDERS, City
Dock. m26h
TOR RENT-Completely furnished Groom
L BUNGALOW on the Severn River near An
napois. Address Mrs. Allen Lester Fowler, K.
F ID. No or Phone lS06f-3. m2l-d
FOR RENT-OR SALE-OLD COLONIAL |
HOUSE. in good condition. Apply at Capital
Office. Phone CO. a2lt
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ORDER NISI.

ORDER NISi.
In the Matter Of the Sale Of the Mortgsged Real
Estate of JOHN I. DlGGS. and MARY DlGGS,
his wife.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County
No. 1868 Equity.
Ordered. this Fifteenth day of June. 1915, That
the sale Of the property mentioned in these pro-
ceedings. made and reported by Frank H.
Socket Attorney named in the mortgage. be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO the con.
trarY thereof be shown on or before the
I7rH DAY OF JULY NEXT
Provided copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Anne Arundel
County. once IN each Of three succe ssive weeks
before the 18th day of July, next.
The report states the amount Of sales to be
$500 90.
GEO. WELLS. Clerk.
TRUE CoPY-TEsT:
il6 GEO. WELLS, Clerk
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XUANTED-Permanent BOARDERS: room and
w board at S7.00 per week. Gantt's Hotel
1915 Main St. Tiff
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WANTED

XNTANTFD-At once PLUMBERS Apply OF
w Office Frank Kries lsl Conduit St il7-3t
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AN ORDINANCE

To REPEAL AND RE-ORDAIN VIII
AMENDMENTS ARTICLE Nv OF TIE
REVISED CODE OF THE cry "
WARDS
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FOR SALE-Three pieces of property Nos. Is. q
and % Washington St. Apply ]. W. Ander-
son Is Murray Ave. j52w
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send lu You .U
Now for One.
or kVgu 81"
Month
THH PHI
one Month, ia citg
" by ma
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WANTED-To do general HAULING, Baggage
w Transfer Speciality; also Whitewashing.
Pasterng. Painting and Carpenters Work.
Phone 726m. Work done satisfactorily. Can
furnish best references. NIP
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MALE HELP WANTED Post Office Examina-
Nl ton at Annapolis soon. Prepare now under
former Government Examiner. Booklet S-47 free.
Write to-day. Patterson Civil Service School,
Rochester. N Y. jl2416i9 p. 1926, rs 80 j3, 10
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FURNISHED and Unfurnfshed Houses for
Rent. Fire, Windstorni. Plate Glass and
Burglary Insurance. sSy
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Advertisements under this head not eK-
ceedfng 4 -four lines times 3 cents:
week scots: each additional line sets.
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FOR RENT-OR SALE-OLD COLONIAL
4 HOUSE. in good condition. Apply at Capital
Office. Phone so. ,a2lt
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Elm mn To LOAN on hrss-class mortgage. or
@AVyVVV mortgages, in the City Of Annapolis
A. THEODORE BRADY. Attorney at-Law. Arun-
del Building aiZu
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AN ORDINANCE

Pair Z PORTER. CiyIk
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To repeal and re-ordain with amendments
sssS Section Ia of Article - ofthe Revised
Code of the city of Annapolis. Title
Streets"
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$40 REWARD
n FOR SALE a1

A valuable piece OF property for sale cheap, all
modern improvements LarEe Building. located
on Second -. nicely finished. has good Tenant
renting. or will vacate Il Owner leaving city
Address p. O. Box. los Annapolis. Md. i9-tf
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j7.ll.l5.l9,2I,23
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TOR SALE-cREAM and COTTAGE CHEESE,
p. B. COOPER. Phone $50. jim
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DROPOSAL-Bids viii be received by the City
Commissioner until II so'clock noon MON.
DAY. JUNE q. 1915. TO pave Smiths Alley for
further information apply TO W. H. VANSANT,
City Commissioner. jl7-3t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-05-19
OWL BREAKS PLATE GLASS.
Passengers On W. B. & A. Startled
When it Crushes Into Car Near
Baltimore.

Visions of smash-up occurred for a
moment TO the passengers on the car
of the Washington. Baltimore and An
napolis Electric Line, which left here
oils last evening at 7o'clock and reach
ed Baltimore an hour later.
AS the car neared Humphrey Station
there was a crashing of the plate glass
in front of the car and the motorman
involuntarily threw on the brakes.
Then a small owl was seen to fall to
the floor i'm the forward part of the
car and moment later il was fiutter-
ing about in an effort to escape.
Possibly attracted by the headlight,
the owl plunged to the front OF the car
car. which was moving at about 25
miles an hour, with such force that the
glass was splintered. Perry w Sny-
der, conductor of the car. captured
the owl and took it to Baltimore. He
says he will have il stuffed when it
dies
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-05-19
AN EVENING IN DIXIE
AT CITY HIGH SCHOOL
Miss Williams to Give Plantation Songs
Thursday NAV II.

The High School has secured Miss
Louise Alice Williams. OF Georgia, for
an appearance Indianapolis on the eve
ming of May 81 Miss Williams was
first introduced to Annapolis through
recital given by Capt and Mrs.
Gibbons, at the superintendent home
at the Naval Academy. when Miss will
liams gave her original staries and
plantation songs, after a dinner to
Governor and Mrs Goldsborough.
shortly after the Governors election
Miss Williams was later heard before
crowded houses at St Johns College
and Carvel Hail. Miss Williams has
several times appeared at the White
House, is highly commended in auto
graph letters from the late Mrs. Wood
row wilson and Mrs. w. H.. Taft.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-05-19
AT THE PALACE.
Exploits Of Elaine No. is Toda,

Exploits of Elaine No. Is Today.
In the sixteenth episode of THE Elk
ploits of Elaine" she becomes the in
nocent purchaser of aCryptic ring stol-
EN- from WI Fang for the possession
OF which this desperate heather will
commit murder many times over.
The ring is the key to the hidden
millions of the late Perry Bennett alias
Clutching Hand, whose sudden death
has left the whereabouts of his ire
mendous fortune a mystery. wu Fang.
seeing the ring on Elaine's finger, de-
cides she is the thief, and in an at
tempt to recover it. lures her to his
room, where, but for the timely arrival
of her lover and protector, Craig Ken
nedy, she would have met most hor-
rible death.
To make good his escape, WI Fang
has to walk tight rope over a yawn-
ing chasm between two city sky
scrapers. and, once over. sewers the ca
BILE on which Kennedy, hand over
hand, is following. However, Kenne-
dy is spared to us for many another
hair-raising episode, and Elaine, still
ignorant of its value, holds the mys-
terious Cryptic ring.
Mabel Trunelle and p tOMalley in
one of the most breath-catching fire
scenes and thrilling rescues ever film
ed is the Edison "Out of the Ruins" a
feature in three reels. The story is a
master fling at the greed of depart
ment stores and political treacherv
that eat up the lives of shop girls in
order that the profits may be ground
out Of the mill. This will afford pic
ture fans one of the best entertain
ments possble.Norma Talmage in
fine feature tomorrow night
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-05-19
WHO DIED FIRST.
Peculiar Conditions Arise From Death
Of Lusitania Victims.

With the filing of their wills for
probate i'm the Orphans Court, Balti-
more, yesterday, the great friendship
existing between Henry b. Somehow
and Leo NJ Schwabacher, who went to
their deaths together in the Inflated
Lusitania on May last. is shown by
the fact that each left his personal eff
feets to the other.
Mr.. Schwabacher also made pro-
vision for the erection of mausoleum
in which he requested that his and
Mr. Sonneborn's remains be placed
Each named the other as one of the
executors of his will.
As each bequest was made condi-
tional on the dOnee surviving the tes-
tator. an interesting question as to
which of the two died first will be
presented to the Orphans Court for
determination,
In the absence of any direct proof
the law presumes that, as themen were
of about the same age and physical
hardihood. they would cling to life
with hthe same tenacity. and there
fore. they died at the same time. and it
is not likely that any evidence as to
which died first can be obtained
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-05-19
AT THE COLONIAL.
Max Figman and Lolita Robertson in
The Hoosier School Master.

The story of THE Hoosier School
master" by Edward Eggleston. has for
a foundation one of the deepest and
most intensely human themes to be
found in the entire field of literature
II tells of the two parties which have
forever been battling for social SUI
premacy; the party of the future and
the party of the past: of the new ideas
which come and of the old ones which
die hard.
Ii is the story of the man who weaves
a necktie and his neighbor who objects
to the custom. The story is laid in
rural Indiana, in 1881. Ralph Hart
sock. a bookish man with high sense
OF moral obligation. but mot much in a
tussel." drifts into Flat Greek district
and before he leaves he demonstrates
that ''l'annin" is a keener edged tool
than "lickin."
Hannah Thompson, girl educated
beyond her surroundings, sensitive
and OF a retiring disposition, is bound
out as a servant in the Means house
hold She becomes drudge and a
slave because she is not made OF the
stun necessary to combat the brutality
of the Means Under the soiled clothes
OF the bound girl Ralph sees the
queen rose of the rosebud garden of
girls
Strong as her aversion is TO educa-
tion Mrs Means does not object TO
taking it into the family. and she plans
that Ralph marry her daughter. Where
ignorance errs vanity is wise. She de-
tests Raph as schoolmaster, but
would boast of him as son-in-law.
The situation of Sis Means. egged ON
by her mother, paying for the favor of
Ralph, and Ralph. his heart burning
up for love of the bound girl. doing his
best to maintain peace with the Means,
this situation gives rise to a Sc
quence of the richest comedy.
This is a fine five-part feature. Don't
miss it. Another reel will complete the
show. Tomorrow night "The Patch
work Girl of OF" a photo visulization
of whimsical extravaganza.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-05-19
BOYS Work to be Inaug urated.

The Boys Club work will shortly be
organized in the county. The authori-
ties of the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege and the United States Department
OF Agriculture and countyofficials, have
been anxious TO start this work earlier
in the season but circumstances Incl
dent to the delay of securing county
agricultural agent has prevented or
ganizing the contests.
1t is hoped to be able to announce
this appointment at an early date. De-
tails regarding both the boys and the
girls elpb work will be made public
shortly. II is hoped that all will CO.
operate to make this work success
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-05-19
ARE BOSTON WOMEN OLD
AFTER THEY PASS THIRTY?
Y. M. c. A. Proposes to Gust Its
Boarders Who Are Over That Age.

The age at which woman ceases to
be young" is seemingly defined in
rule of the Young women's Christian
Association prohibiting women over so
years OF age and earning more than
SIS a week from living at the Warning
ton and Berkeley streets home. II is
planned to put the rule in force begin
ming in June
All the women who are hit by either
one of the two conditions say II is bad
10 have 10 own up to ones wages. but
TO have to fuss up" TO being over the
30-year mark is the last straw
Miss Josephine Quimby, the house
director. says the rule is an old one.
but has never been enforced. so that
there are many middle-aged women
who have apparently settled down for
life at the institution.
AS the Young womens Christian
Association is primarily for the young
er girls Of the city who are earning
small salaries. we feel justified in ask
ing the older women to move on. she
said
II is estimated that fully so per cent
of the women of the associations two
houses viii be affected if this ruling
is sustained at the next board meeting
in June.-New York World.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-05-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Margaret Martin is visiting
her sister Mrs. George Struble at
Bethlehem, Penn, and was there for
the birthday party Of her niece little
Margaret Priscilla Struble.
DR.. Charles R. Winterson, president
of the Anne Arundel County Medical
Society. was among the guests Of the
annual meeting and banquet at the
Howard County Medical Society held
at Ellicott City yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis I. Gowen,
who were the weekend guests Of the
latter's brother and sister in-law, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. William f. Fullam.
at their residence on the Naval Acad-
envy Grounds. Annapolis. have return
ed to Philadelphia.
Mrs. j. NJ. Gates formerly Miss Mary
Randall, of this city is today contest
ing at the Baltimore Country Club for
the tennis champions hip Of Maryland
Mrs. James c. Cresap. left today
to visit her son. Lieut. Logan Cresap,
U. S. N. at Pittsburgh, Penna., Mrs.
Cresap has closed her house on College
Ave. and expects to be absent for sew
eral months, later going to Canada. Her
many friends here regret her leave
taking Mrs. Cresp has been actively
interested in all organizations for civic
betterment, and was former president
of the Civic League and Emergency
Hospital Boards.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-05-19
AT THE LYRIC.
The Black Box No. 4 Episode ToDigb :

Quest receives a report for the po-
lice informing him that no trace OF
Ian McDougal has been found since he
jumped from the train.
Lenora's fear of the man is so real
that Quest decides to find McDougaI
at all costs. He sends Laura. dis
guised as man, to see what she can
find. Leaving check for the Saliva
ton Army girl, and taking with him
the aniahldyte, Quest leaves the
house, leaving word that he will re-
turn before noon
They locate the spot where McDou-
gal jumped from the train and from
this point begin their search. A man
at the sectionhouse recognizes Quest
as the man who sent him to prison for
five years He determines to get even
with the detective and enIists the aid
of his pal
Armed, they lie in wait. Mean
while, Quest and his party have found
the dead body of McDougal in a cave.
Lenora asks permission TO remain and
see that his body is properly cared
for. Quest goes to his car and is start
ing for the city when a bullet pune
lures a tire. See the picture for the
rest of the story.
The next picture will be sThe Ace Of
Clubs with Sydney Ayres and Vivian
Prescott and Sharlie DeForrest in
''vivian's Cookies"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-05-19
Baseball Game Friday.

The United States Naval Engineer
ing Experimental Station baseball team
will open its season on Friday, meet
ing the local postoffice aggregation
at st. Johns College grounds. game
beginning at 5.15 o'clock. Boettcher
and Fisher will do the pitching for the
Engineers, with Williams at the re-
ceiving end. On Saturday, June 26,the
Engineers will journey to Washington
to play the Treasury Club. strong
team of that city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-05-19
Two Funerals Tomorrow.

Again there will be two funerals
on the same day, as on last Sunday.
= Tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock
the funeral Of Mrs. Bernard Wiegard
will take place at st. Mary's Church
with Solemn Requiem High Mass.
In the afternoon at 3. O'Clock the
funeral of Mr.. Samuel D. Crandell
will take place at Maryland Ave. M.
E. Church, of which he was an active
member for many years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-05-19
Advertised Letters.

Letters advertised at Annapolis,
Nd, Post Office May 18th, 1915 Per
sons calling for advertised letters,
should mention that they were adver-
tised and give date OF advertisement
in the Capital May 10:
Mems List-Dr. N. Il. Cox. Rev.
E. j. Dolan, DR.. c. G. Gardiner, Dr.
Edgar a. Jones, Joseph Ludlow, J. 81.
McNally, s. Mantuler, J /. Perkins,
James F. Purdy, Dr. W c. Queen,
John Thompson, A. NJ Waller, s. Z.
Youngun
Women's List Miss Anna Benson,
Miss Z,erline Harper Mrs. Custana
D. Parker, Miss Mamie Sweas
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-05-19
Dali d Ms. lLnlchleY.

Mrs. Sarah Jane Crutchley, died
yesterday May 18 at the residence Of
her daughter, Mrs. Rosa B. Trott, No
27S West street. The deceased was
in her 18th year and is survived by
three daughters and three sons.
The funeral will take place at Trinity
M. E. Church, South, West street ex-
tended, tomorrow, Thursday morning
at 10 O'Clock. interment in Christ's
Church burying ground, Owensville,
this county.