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60 @}ia. for Il. 3. 9eite. Qon.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-15

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-15

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-15

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-24
OFFICIAL COUR ESTES
BETWEEN THOSE OF RANK.
Governor GOIdsbOrough and Supt.
Eberle Make Calls Upon Each
Other.

Captain Edward w. Eberle. super
inteuent Of the Naval Academy and
Governor Goldshorough Of Maryland,
exchanged official courtesies this morn
lug. the new head of the academy pay
ing visit to the governor at the Ex-
ecutive Mansion ani the visit being
returned within about an hour.
The first call was paid by the head
of the academy because. as a captain
in the navy, his official standing is
outrsnked by the standing of state
executive.
Accompanied by his personal aide,
Lieutenant r. e Kurtz, Captain
Eberle was driven to the Executive
Mansion shortly after 10 o'cl, ok. He
was received by the Governor and
Adjutant General Charles F. Macklin.
ranking officer Of the governors s mill
tary staff After brief visit the Off
GERS returned to the academy and about
II O'Clock the Governor and General
Macklin drove TO the government res
ervation. As the state automobile
bearing the governor and his adiutant
general, entered the Sampson gate of
the academy a salute Of fifteen guns
was fred by the shore battery, and
the academy band played Maryland,
My Maryland -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-24
FASTER PACE BY MIDDIES.
Getting Into Shape for First Game
With Georgetown.

Candidates for the Naval Academy
football team are having their pace
gradually increased, though the men
who have reported only this week,
which includes all of The old players.
are being worked into condition care
fully, and 1t is probable that the Navy
will start aginst Georgetown a week
from tomorrow with a team made up
largely of members of the new class
who started work month ago. and
who are in better physical trim than
are the newcomers.
Yesterday afternoon the players were
allowed to put more vim in running the
ball back and getting down the field,
but they were not permitted to 10 any
tackling. The only prominent men,
bers of last years 3quGd who are still
in the Academy, but who have not re-
turned as yet, are Blodgett and Dash
iell, OF the back field, and r S. Jones. a
prominent candidate for center
The only decided lack IN the squad
is that OF "A powerful back to support
the line. such as II Harrison and Bates,
who graduated and who PLAYED power
fully on the defense No worthy sue
cessors as yet have been found,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-24
SUMMERS LAST DAY.
And Today, Again Saws the Prophet.
Temperatures Will Drop.

Yesterday was the last day Of sum
mer Al 4.20 O'Clock yesterday after
noon fall officially ncgau
In the minds of most Annapolitans ia
began couple of nights ago. when
the thermometer started on the down
ward glide ,hat brought ON the present
cool spell" Despite the Weather
Mans forecast Yesterday hat it would
be marked by rising temperatures. that
is rising as compared with the day be-
fore, the day started out three degrees
colder than is immediate predecessor.
That is to say yesterday morning at
O'Clock it wos IS degrees Wednesday
at the same hour. it was 81 degrees
BY noon the mercury had progr rcsse3
upward to 63 degrees At the same
hour on Thursday it stood at % degrees
Straw hats have gone the way OF un-
seasonable things. Overcoats were no
ticed last night on some of the more
daring and less blooded men. The clar-
ity Of the atmosphere will keep up for
another twenty-four hours. according
to the forecast Slowly falling temper
atures for today are predicted
Today should he exactly half sun
shine and half shadow, the sun being
scheduled to be below the horizon for
twelve hours and above it for like
period
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-24
FOR THE COPPER IN HER HULL
Oldest U. S. Ship Burned in San
Francisco Bay.

a series of eharred oaken ribs pro-
jecting out of mud fat on San Fran
cisco bay was sll that remained of the
frigate Independence, the oldest ship
in the United States Navy, which was
burned on Monday night for the cop
per in her hull.
The ship was sold by the Navy De-
partment recently for S3,515. The
flames that destroyed the Independence
brought to an end to navy career
begun in 1912. Once the old frigate
was Americas first flagship and carried
seyenty-four guns on its three decks.
Later it was retired from actual ser
vice and was stationed at Mare Island
IS a receiving ship. Three years ago
it was placed out of actual commission.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-24
PERSONAL MENTION
Those Who Come And Those Who Go
---Our Floating Population.

Mrs. Guy ID. Taber. who has been
spending several weeks with relatives
here has returned to her home in Roa-
noke, Va.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Howard B.
Mecleary are guests at the Hotel As
tor, New York. having attended
house party given in their honor by
the Reverend and Mrs. Herbert Ship
man at their summer home Granville.
Tuxedo Park, N. Y. Before returning
to their home in Annapolis, about
October /. they will visit Lieutenant
and Mrs J. B. Alendorf, at their
home in Portsmouth, N. Ii. Mrs.
Mecleary was Mrs. Ann Beard Mix
before her marriage to Lieut.. Me-
cleary. They have uaken the Milligan
house on Maryland Ave.
Mrs William F. Fullam and her
dughter. Miss Rhoda Fullam, have ar
rived at Philadelphia where they are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
|. Gowen. the brother-in-Iaw and sis
ter of Mrs. FulIam, at their residence
on Chestnut Hill Mrs. Fullam and
Miss Fulam will remain there until
the first part of next week, going
thence to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester jackson. of
Philadelphia. are visiting MIR. and
Mrs. Hugh Purvis, Prince George
street.
Mrs. Aubrey Il. Jackson, Cleveland,
Ohio, and children. are here to spend
the winter with Mrs. Jackson's moth
er. Mrs. John H. Strange, 80 Franklin
street. Mrs. Jackson was, before
her marriage Miss Carrie Strange of
this city. Her husband, formerly
with the b. & o. Railroad is now
with the Southern Railroad Company
and will be obliged to travel this win
ter N the interest of his business.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-24
BIGGEST CHECK WINS
G. o. P. CONVENTION.
National Committee Hopes to Get
$50O,000 From City Where Re-
publicans Hold Next Con-
claYe.

The city that presents the largest
certified check when the Republican
national committee meets on December
Is will be the scene of the next Repnb-
lican national convention.
This is the declaration of an offer
of the committee. Republican organi-
zation hopes to be paid $4,000 by the
city designated, 100000 more than
what would be considered, under ordi-
nary circumstances, a large contribu-
tion.
The committee feels that it is justi-
fed in raising the ante" because Of the
exceptionally large number of people
who will be attracted to the conven-
ton city because of the unusually large
list of candidates.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-24
G7E.I T HiVY URGED
FATHER THAN ARMY
..s Us U. S. Safety Lies in
and the Monroe
Doctrine.
rr PROTECT CANAL.
oi Monroe Doctrine by
Of Powerful Navy.

hat the Monroe Doctrine
navy VIII make IL un-
thc United States to
army was argued yes
4 Wise Wood, a mem
Daniels Board of In
The Technology Club.
are New York.
by a ftechnician to
tho Inventor said the
far as its military
.as fallen into decay and
aitate itself on the prin-
reTeutLOn is better than
Wdrel technicians, after
listened with the great
Mr. Wood spoke of the
Doctrine iu its relation to ma
1lutely essential" he said.
tnited States have the sec
navy in the world We
fleets on each side Of
Canal which can be made
uele stick OF dynamite
..r ..an fallacious principle
'
m diplomacy 10 get us out Of
Ne .ro laughed II in Europe
bur doctrines or these matters.
think wc are lot of un-
..lIrDa II is useless at this
tha futiIty of treaties and
.I law We have not had
uonal crises We are not
MCc. ihem"
Ha. pe.Ear skillfully explained his
lat me Monroe Doctrine
.e..i Usa strong navy will be more
..s.n nweana of defence than any
without me- doctrine, could pos
w r.pelting a conversation he
fhe umeat with a leading law
FL Ena u.land' The lawyer sta
uaUs that the American peo-
u.d of the Monroe Doctrine
te tlat the United States
... an Wo.l TO be content to live
E laur walls without going
responsibilities"
E#a Ike to see Mexico occu-
.a.aign power?" asked Mr..
".
81 4 putant would not like to
. nor the occupations of the
countries between Mexico and the ca
act. he finally admitted that
aI ue unwise to let any foreign
N-r oablish military base in
>WeIaa.
n. canal is protected against ship
Us approaches, said Mr. Wood,
not insured against the ap-
o.. am investing army. We must
impossible for a foreign Power
.'u military footing in the coun-
aH.h of us The maintenance of
MONROE Doctrine by means of
H navy will rid us of the need
me. stauding army"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-24
THE JAIL OVER CROWDED.
Not Enough Cells Prisoners Sleep in
Corridors.

There are more inmates at the coun-
ty jail now than at any one time in the
jail's previous history.
Almost daily the number is aug
mented by offenders of the law and the
Jail is now full to overflowing. Every
cell is occupied and the inmates have
been obliged to double up. until now
it has become necessary to put in ad-
ditional cots for the prisoners, many
of whom are sleeping in the corridors.
The coming term of Court in Ucto-
Der will probably dispose of many cases
to the betterment of crowded condi-
tions at the Jail.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-24
Lost Valuable Mare.

A valuable chestnut mare. owned by
the Rev. j. NJ. Magruder, Rector Of
St. Margaret's. died this week.
The mare had been frequently en-.
almost daily on these streets, driven
by the clergyman and his family. who
drive to the city every day from their
home Hockey Hall" at Best Gate
station on the W, B & A. Electric
Line.
The rector had just refused $175 for
the mare. Her death was due to collie.
She got loose into the cornfeld and
over fed, causing her death
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-24

should camp, manoeuver and engage in
target practice with similar units Of
the regular army at least once a year.
in addition to the field duty which the
State may provide for them. To the
average young man this nature of work
should prove intensely interesting, and
in this respect should repay him for
the time employed. aside from the
knowledge of a patriotic duty peri
ormed
ROBERT G MOSS
Detailed 10 Command Platoon.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-24
Made Large Catch of Fish.

Mr.. II. C. CLANCY, proprietor of
State House Hotel. and Mr.. Edward
Quarles, proprietor of Terminal Hotel,
Baltimore, made a large catch of 65
lbs. of trout yesterday at Thomas
Point.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-24

The famous legitimate star NAT
Goodwin, IN "The Master Hand''-
Colonial, Saturday.
advertisement -2ts24
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-24

Don't miss Tine Wild Olive, by
Basil King Colonial, Friday.
advertisement 2ts29
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-24

Nat Goodwin, in a big feature
Colonial, Saturday matinee and night.
advertisement -2ts24
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-24
Another Advisory.

The Oisplayman on the Reina Mer-
cedes received the following at ll.30
a. m today:
Advisory; pressure low over west
ern caribbean sea. There are indica-
tions of disturbance southeast Of
Kingston. It's intensity not yet
known.
(Signed), BOWIE" "
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-24
SALE OF JEWELRY
Balance of Stock to Settle Estate of
r L. CHANCE
Watches, Rings, Silver, Jewelry
aust be Sold in Few Days

VIII sell everything at half price.
Don't miss this opportunity at Chances
l36, Main st. Phone, 352-y.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-24
Notice of Dissolution OF Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership formerly existing under the
name of ChildS & Freeman, General
Electrical Contractors, in the city of
Annapolis has been terminated and that
the business viii hereafter be con-
Quoted by Walton B. Childs, under the
name OF Walton B. Childs.
(Signed) W. B. CHILDS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-24

The Bishop to Preach
At St. Margaret's Next Sunday.
The Rt. Rev. John Gardner Mur-
ray, D. D., Bishop of Maryland, will
preach at St. Margaret's Church next
Sunday. Sept. &c. at the morning ser
vice. The Rev. j. NJ Magruder is
rector of the parish.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-24

Myrtle Stedman. in The Wild
Olive" Colonial. Friday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-24
Ho-s ro.5 furniture For Sale.

pose Of my household
NrrC and offer same for
VIII be many bargains
Young IT'S First street,
s23 st
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22

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5is p e, atty, 7 q a T co, l76 Rroio
CROTONA Az, . = % n I7gth -. boNiOo
M1rEh'ritn Cavalier. to Geo " Glover.
Charlton ~, Sop "a, dlp as per bou,
atty r q * r 60, l7G BWay. 1880
TRINITY AN. Q :. 3SO u iGlst It. gOXiO0.
cath Higgins to Chhs WHlther. 20 W gSt'
-. sept -. 3 yrs. i]nirros, AS per bonI
atty. q Frey, 3i2s 30 ay....,.,.. 81 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
sept 20; atty, T c & T Co. l7s Broad.

sept 20; atty, T q & T Co. l7s Broad.
cAEfENTER ~. i;:;. 5. ssxioo-J'oihpRU
st, sept IL atty, 7 q a I Co, l76 Broad.
i5ISr ST. : 2iig E Morris ay. .';.Sy
hv, ,25xIls5-Helcn 4 W Acksr to John
s s MeEsr' ;ss 7 = ',th = mtg $500,
POWELL AZ. : :. 30 v from line bet lot.
B,rth9 AC Kiasss and aho. rus To-
John vcssbrinck. IS6 10Th ~. Bk,yn. sept
III: atty. TG& T Co, l76 Bway. 5000
ioo-Mary l. Carroll 20 Annie L Garbc,
i'.S walton ay mig $500. Sept / ATTY,
Il u =, l. co. l5G Bway 800
WEST. 30 II, OTIS 10 and IL map Iss lots
ford Park. 20N5o-Theo + jenkins to
Max Miller, 61 Fort Washington av, sept
LOTS go to 90, map Laconia Park. look
,ooI'has l. Turner 80 Barbara BroIil
Midl!eioHn, conn. sept Il; atty. has
GRAND Boulevard and CoNCoURSE,
e -o,6 i'gth, =. 5oN7S.i-Rosalia 4
mtg $500; atty, T q 4 r 90. .i7s
SAME PRorERTYLJos i Bniterworth 10
Max 10 Ter, 50 Fort Washington av, mig
$1,000. Sept 20; same atty ........ 800
KlEGSnRIpGE Az. e s.. l6.i : 2SGih II.
&" 'h"S u Ames. 1850 KingshridEe av,
gnt ano' sept 4 atty. 7 @ 4 7 90, 70
klNGSERIpiE AN. : . cor .3cth -. lGlN
llN25Nli N-Bowle Dash Islty Co to
same, mtg 10000. SPIT s. same
lSlSr ST. n :. 100 " Vyse av' siixii4 -
American Real Estate co to Ronelc
Coust 60, Inc. $40 " 1884 It. mtg s. 500.
sept 90. at;y, + A Snow. II wal
lNlsT ST. II = 1910 " WISE nv. ieiNie55
Sam" TO Arkicin Rlty Go, Inc. 1929 T.
lt3d 81, mtg 'iS.?oo, SIP 20, sumo
IN
wHiTLo@K ~, e2o. E 5. :sxi2s Jose,
phine r Mccarthy to Susan : White.
Brownsville, y y. mtg 5000. sept 20;
ATTY. r @ n 7 Co. l76 RWny........s 500
CRpTONA Az, % = % n 17Sth 81, 50Nlo0-
George W Glover to Margherita Cava-
Here, lo67 belmont Gv. mtg s.. 500, sept
a. ai'y.. T q & T Co, l7t Bway 500
COCRTLNNDT Az. = e cor listh 81. 1859
XloD-SamuDl = Jacobs to Peoples lia'h
- Market. Inc, 30 = 42d 81, Aug 81
utty. 4 q " r 90, l76 Sway. .........S
JEROME Az n = 2NG.i n 1874 st, i2lSX
! bennett to I'roTe-Barnard Associates.
III Bway, sept 20; ATTY, y Y Title lns
SAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~.
so'idtcs 20 Nathan | Bennett. 30 W
l3"th -, Sept 20; same atty .|........t