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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-25

.titud hacia nosoDros no scra tan
ririlmrutr oNidada.'
FL "Lokul Anzcigrr," dice:
Las drmandas mD"rpurslas pol
nosolros rSIau fundadas TN las Ic-
yes intcrnaciouaIrs. FL fuudamen-
10 de- la condensation americana
no Is otro que cl ]proyccho parti-
cular de- alguuas firmas de- armcroS
de la Gran Union"
Algunos olros prriddicos haccn
concentrates ma, duroS, y guardian
do sirmprc cl Jono irdnico que tan
bicm mancian los alcmaucs.
La nola americana de- r~rfcrcncia.
fuG cntrc=ada al Embaiador Won
Berstorff hace diaS, en- Washington
Y communicate por este a su Gobicr-
no.
En- ella 81 hacc notar que cl
lcnguaic cmpIcado cn la nola del
Embajador alcman podria considc-
rarSc como una impugnaci6n a la
bucna f. dc los EsladOS UnidOS en-
81 cumplimicnto de sus debcrcs CO.
mo potencia neutral y Suricre que
FL Embajador aIeman cSJd trabajan-
do cvidentcmcnte bajO ciertaS fall
Sas imprcsioncS.
En- la mencionada condensation
americana Sc dice tambiGn que aun-
que las rclacioncs dc los Eslados
UnidoS con cuaIquiera de los bell
ceramics no pucdcn ser prudentc-
mcntc malcria de discussion con IN
tercer gobicrno" tai correspondent
ella entire los EsIadOS UnidOS y los
aliados, como ma sidO ]publicada,
"mucStra la detcrminada negative
gobierno para ]reconocer el de-
de CuaIquicr bcIigerante a
aceptar las rcslas accptadas de la
guerra en- eI mar en- 10 que atecta
los dercchOs t ~intcrescs de los
n~eutraIes'.
La actitud de los EStadOs UnidoS
an la question de la eN]portaci6n
lie armas. Is que al dccretar I'm
embargo de Gstas durante ell cur
50 de la guerra, seria una ~viOIaci6n
iirecta de Ia ~neutralidad que de-
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DESDE FL CAMPO DE la GUERRA
VARLAS POBLAUONES De LA POLONA RUSA SON BOMBARDEADAS
Resumen de Ia
guerra

Las uItimaS nOticiaS de la guerra
en- ell cOntincHtc eurOpeO. pOr 10 que
hace nj tcatrO occidental, son las
que Sc rcfieren Il los encucntrOS
que han tcnidO lugar en- Btlgica.
entire las iuerZaS belgaS Y las ale
manaS. Y en- los cuaieS la victoria
ha eStadO pOr unOs y OtrOS. En- ct
combate yerificadO al nOrtC de
YpreS. los alemancS c~UnSigUieFOn
ubIigar al encmigo a que 81 retira-
IA hacia 81 Canal de iScr, mas de
cincU millaS, qucdandO cn pOder de
las ~pOSiciOncS que los belgaS Ocupa-
ban.
FL MariScal de Campo Sir John
French. cOmandantC en- jefe dc las
fucrLaS britinicaS en- el cOmtincnic,
aSeGura que los alemancS para con-
>cguir >u ObietO, cStUNicrOn arrOian
do numcroSa> bOmbaS dc gases as
fiNianteS que caiam a gran dis
tancia dctra> de las lineaS belgaS.
La oftcina FRANCESCA de la guerra
manifesto que cSe hecho de los
alemaneS no tenia OtrO ObietO que
el dc cauSar C~StragOS EN- las lincaS
~franrCSaS que st cmcOntraban entire
las bclgaS.
las n0ticiaS dc Berlin SObrc las
opcracioncS de- los alemmeS en- eSa
region de BGlJica. aSeguran que han
tcnidO muy bucn GNitO, pucS cOnSi-
guicrcn a]poderarSe de las Villas de
Langcmarck, SlrcnStractc, HCt SaS
y Piikclm. Y haccrIc al cncmigO
mas de I.6OO priSioncroS franceScS
e inqie>cS, ]quitindoIc adcmi> trcin-
Ia canoneS. cuatrO de los cuaIrS Son
de los de grucSo caIibre inglGS.
I'm cI di>triiO frances c~Uuiprcndi-
do entire los rios MOSa y MOSeIa han
cStado N~criiicandOSc V]iJOrOSOS en-
cueutroS de- ar~tiilrr;a en- los cualeS
la francesca ma drmOStradO una VcZ
mas >u Superioridad Sobre la alema-
ma. pucS que han alcanZadO
scicctoN grundeS p0rri0ne> dc las
trinchcras gcrnIanaS SituadaS entire
AiIly y ipremOnL. ESta nOticia no
IT de>micntc en- Berlin. SirndO pre-
ci>amruic de eSta fucntc de dond2
~ hd tornado. I'm Ia ultima region
mcmriOnada 81 cUntinua cOmbaticn-
do con Juror. sin que pucda drcirSr
por quicn qucdari FL triunfo final.
FL bombardeo dc los FRANCHISES
brr Ia plaza de- Embrcmcuil ruC tan
nicctivo que obliy0 Il los aIrmancS
. r~rtirarSr de rSc lugar, que Sc en-
rucntra situadO al Occidentc de Agri
court.
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La Gran Duquesa Maria de
L~uxembmgO, en- VIC una
pr0teSta a AIemaRia
Los soldados alemanes
consumer muchos CO.
mestibles y sus sud
ditos no tienen
que conner

LUNEMBURGO. Abril 2i-Ofi-
riaImrntc - anunci6 hoy que Ia
orlu Duuursa. Maria Sobcrana de
este pals. ha cnyiado una protcsIa
al -obirrno aIemdu, contra eI me-
5vdu emplead0 en- Ia distribution
dr c"mrstibIeS. que So asegura ma
traido como consecuencia que mas
,r la mitaI de sus subditos 81 ha-
Hem ru afIiclivas condolences.
Manifesto Ia meucionada So
beraua que muchos socorros de pro-
yISIonrS. diucro Y ropas sc han en-
yiad a 81 pals de todas parties del
munc pero que sclameute una
prUutua ha IlegadO a Su desUno.
>iardo iumedigtamente ~repartida
entire los habitautes. muchoS de los
cualcs no han alcanzado parte de
e-e bcneficio. Las causaS para que
Cd rcsto de esos ]socOrrOs IL He
-4cu a Luyemburso Sc ignoran,
auuguc - cree que intenciOnalmen-
,r 81 ma hecho ESQ.
A-rpga la Gran Duquesa Maria en-
~u projcsta, que los soIdadoS ale
maur> cSlan hacienda gran con-
sumo de comestibIcs que pagan
con certificates proyiSionales que
artualmcntc uiuguna dtilidad de-
jan a los concentrates o campeSi-
NOS que - Ven oblieados a pro-
p~orcIoHar aqucllas.
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ESTE LIBRo \
IS GRATUITO
UNA REvELACION DE LOS MISTEs
RIOS DEL HIPNOTISMO Y Ell Mag
NETISMO PERSONAL.

Sr. Herbert L. Flint, uno de los iipnotistas
me;or conocidos en- cl mundo, ACADIA dc pub.
Iicar I'm libro notable sobre el hipnotismo, ei
magnetismo personal y el saneamiento mag.
netico. ConstitIyc err mucho el tratado mas
naravilloso y comprensivo del genero que jam7s
ha sido publicado. FL Sr. Flint ha decidido
DISTRIBUTE por un espacio limitado de tempo
una copia gratuita j cada persona que SC
~intcrese sin~ceramcnte por estas ciencias MAJ
ravillosas. Este libfo esti basadc sobre IA
experiencia prictica por mucho amos de IN
hcmbre que Ia hipnotizado j mas gente que
otrs persona sofa ~cualquiera. ID.
Ahora I'd. puede aprender los secretos del
hipnotismo J 81 magnetismo personal en- 81
propio hogan librc de costo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-25
FUE DETENlD0 US BARC0 DA-
MES QUE CONDUCIA UN CAR
GAMENTO DE ALGODON.

LONDRES, Abril 2i.-Hoy Sc SUI
pc en- esta capital, que cI vapor di-
namarqucs "~Southerner, que nave
gaba de Charleston para Rotter-
dam con un cargamentO de algod6n,
ha sido detenido por los crucerOs in
gleseS en- Falmouth.
Parece que la detenCi6n Obede-
&c a la intenci6n que tiencn las
auLoridades briyanicas de comprar
ell mencionado cargamento de algo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-25
Ell G0BIERN0 M0SCONiTA In
ENPULSAD0 \ Los JUDIOS
DEL IMIPERIO.

PERRIN, AbriI PEI GObicrno
russo ha cXpulsadO a los judlos ru-
sos que rcsidian en- las prOvlnclas
del Bailico, scgin Sc dice pOr sus
slmpatiaS a Alcmania.
DichoS judios han sido lIcvadOs a
Siberia y a las coIonias portugue-
SdS.
Tai medida del gobierno moscow
ia ha Causado malestar.
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LLECADA Y sALIDA DE TRENEs.

Liegan- l. IT, n
No. pei Norle ....-... g.io ?. N.
No. bel Norie ...."."..... go a, m m
No. +pe Mexico .:...-..... i2.io ?. n
Nois-be Laredo mlA!Oj 1900. g'D- IL IL
salem
No. Para q N0rte .........-...i@.- ?. m.
No. para el Ngrin ..........--. SD y. III
NO1J-Eypress dIar.o, especial. al
Norte . a. i'll.
Noit-Local para Laredo lmlN,0' 1000 p. N.
No i-De Houston, Waco Y Corpus
No. DE Houston y oiros punios ,, " ."
de Ia Costa ..-.....-.-. 0-g j. u.
NO. DE lNAA4n y C4OS FuA-oS
de Ia Costa 10 p ID.
No.f2-ue h'Estilr '..... 49, q III
w. ATE or-r.r f.'- o, 4gla1h. 20 |..' be -~'
10 los domlagJs -. 10 p. III.
Salea-
No. para Houston, waco Y corpus
No. para Houston Y orros punyos
dc IA COSTA ..........--....lrau p. IL
DE u Costa Observation-Disclosures !.H p. IL
NO.ii-Para kerrylle SOLO los dgmln-
su, ssig j. M
No%U-lara hrETE...r .a.lrig '.' p. ILL.,
NU-i4s-.Lfd hrEE'i-s .-ll.ll, .A-
ttFtp los ouIulu-e~ ..--....- 80 l. III.
e.. H. y >. A. (Liuca Principal
LlcgdB-
NOtUi-SuuSet Ltd, de Nucva Or
No.lo5@s3nseI Lid, de san Fran 49,
cisco S.T3 4. m.
No. fast Mail dc y. url.anS....- .. IN.
No. -Fast Mail dc Del Kiu....fi.UJ q. IL.
No q-SunSeI EXPRESS de Nueya ur-
leans 80 ?. Il.
No. fU-Sunset EXPRESS de san Fran
cisco $50 =. II.
Salem
NO-iyt-Sun>et Lid, para san Fran
cisco $50 !. N.
M Cs-~unSet Ltd. ugrl Ngeva or
leans ...................... i.00 q. n.
No. - Isl NAL para Del uiD ..lt-Uu. a. IN.
No. -FasJ Mail para Nucva or
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IL PRENSi - ci pcriodico mcNieoEo de
MAYOR cirrulaci0u On los E>tadO> JniIo>,
y por 10 tanlo cI mci0r para los anuRciau-
ties.
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Suscribase a I'd. "LA
PRENSA" tiene intere-
sante lectura
ArticuIos ReIigiOsOs
DE VEETA EN- LA
LIBERIA DE IGNACIo Z. LoZANo.
ORACIONES.

ORACIONES.A
A 5 CENTAVoS CADA UNA.
Nuestrs Sonora de Guadalupe.
Santo Nino de Atocha.
San Jose.
Las doce verdsdes del mundo.
Santa Elena de Ia Cruz.
{5n $sss !: San pssro.l
JUsto Juez. .
Senior de Ia buena muerte.l
San lsidro Labrador.
San Ciprianc. =
Los cuatro Evangelios.
NIestra Sonora de Monserrato.
10 minutes en- compania de Jesus
Sacramentado.
NOyENAS.
Del Ssnto Nino de Atecha, a Is
centavos cads una.
Novena y Triduo de Nuestra Sc
nlra del Parpetuo Socorrp 20
cehtayos cads una.
ROSARIOS.
Rossrios blsncos, de concha, muy
elegantes. so cts.
Rosarios negros, imitacion de CO.
co rs cts.
Rosarios chicos, propios para Sc
noritas y ninss. 20 cts.
MILAGROS PARA PRoMESAS.
Ojos cuerpos, brszos, pienss,
etc. etc. Garantizados de plata.
rs cts. csda uno.
HISTORTA SAGRADA.
Este libro es una soberbia recc-
pilsci6n del Antique Nuevo Tes-
tamento. EneIesta escrita la COM
plicada historic del pueblo de Is
rael, y pints las figurss de Pa
trisrcas y Profetas. viendose cla-
ramente como Sc prepare ell gran
suceSo de Ia venida del Mesias,
vaticinsds para la plentiful de los
tiempos.
$500 ell ejemplsr.
Hagsuse los pedidos acompaha-
dos de SD importe q
Ignaeio {. Lozano.
GOT Dolorosa st. San Antonio, Tex
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don, para 10 cuaI han heeho va
proposfciones a los ~propieLarios de
esa mercancia.
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Entered ~ second class matter February
y. 1915. at the Po>torfiee at san Antonio,
Tex. under the act Of March 3, 1879.
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La Prensa, es Ell diario
que contiene mejor In.
formation. Suscribase
listed.
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NOVENAS.

Del Ssnto Nino de Atecha, q Is
centavos cada una.
Novsna y Triduo de Nuestra Sc
n1ra de! Psrpetuo SocorrP 20
centayos cads una.
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ROSARIOS.

Rossrios blsncos, de concha, muy
~elegantes. so cts.
Rosarios negros, imitaci6n de CO.
CO rs cts.
Rosarios chicos, propios para Sc
noritas y ninas. 20 cts.
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MILAGRoS PARA PRoMESAS.

0jos cuerpos, brazos, pienas,
etc. etc. Garantizados de plata.
rs cts. cada uno.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-22
SENTENCES METED OUT
IN CIRCUIT COURT TODAY.
Offenders Against Law Sent to Rural
Institutions by Judge James X.
Rrashears.

Nine men who had been tried and
convicted or had plead guilty during
the present term of court were today
brougt before Judge Brashears in the
Circuit Court and sentenced
Arthur Drury, age 1Syears .andJames
Stewart, age 20 years. two white
youths of Annapolis. were sentenced
20 be confined at the National Junior
Republic near Annapolis Junction un-
til they shall be 81 years old. Their
offense was the theft of talking ma
chine and other articles from one of
the buildings at st Johns College
some months ago.
Robert Butler and James Pearson,
both colored. who say their homes are
in Baltimore.and who were convicted
of breaking open a trunk on the sta
ton platform at Iglerarts station. on
the Washington, Baltimore and An
napolis Electric Railway. were each
sentenced to three years in the Mary
land Penitentiary.
Jesse Mackey. negro giant from
"de Souf," as he expressed il, and
Richard Hudnall, a mullato who halls
from Washington, were each given six
months in the House of Correction for
the theft OF a quantity of metal from
one of the factories In the Curtis Bay
section of the Fifth district
George Hillary charged with the
theft of $50 was sent To the Maryland
Penitentiary for eighteen months.
George Dorsey. found guilty OF an
assault with intent to kill, got eighteen
months in the Houes of Correction.
Jacob Stewart found guilty of the
theft of quantity of oats from the
Henry b. Myers Company. was sent
enced to four months in the House of
Correction.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-22
WILL REPORT GAME
CAPITAL TO RECEIVE RETURNS
Special Wire in This Office for Returns
of Army-Nayy Football Game On
Polo Grounds, New York,
Saturday.

BY special arrangement with the
Western Union Telegraph Co.. the
Evening Capital will report the Army
Navy game next Saturday to be played
in New York on the Polo Grounds,
A special wire of the Western Union
Company an excellent service will
permit this paper to give full and
complete returns from the field
play by play.
The returns win be megaphoned,
bulletined in front of the office and n
full account of the game will be pub
lished in this paper on the same even
ing. Returns will be given out by
telephone to those who wish to call
up The Capital office.
1t is expected on this occasion the
arrangement will be made even more
satisfactory than in previous years
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-22
HONOR ROLL OF CHILDREN'S
HOSPITAL CLUB,
List Of Those Who Have Paid Regularly
for the Year 1914 to Nov. 1915.

Miss Randall, president of the Chill
dren's Hospital Club herewith pub
fishes the list Of those children who
have paid regularly for the year OF
1915, and who are on the roll of honor
of the Children's Hospital Club, as
follows:
Mary Berkley, William Berkley, Geo
Beall. Oliver Beall, Natalie Boessel
Laura Bollman, Mary Bollman, Lucia
Bonilla, Carlos Bonilla, Harry Bactus,
Augusta Brown, Frededick Brown,
Emily Burtis, John Chew, Freddy Da-
Wis, Julia Douw, Volkert Douw, Eliza
beth Elliott Eveline Elliott, Frances
Elliott, Oliver Elliott, Caroline Eppes.
Dorsey Fisher, Martha Fisher, Mar
ian Fisher, Charles Fent&n, Nyce Field
meyer.
Eugene Gelhaus,, Louise Gelhaus,
Regina Greenberg, Lillian Greenberg,
Herbert Greenberg. Harwood Green,
Bernard Gesner, Harriet Green, Sarah
Green, Dorothy Guienot, Phyllis Guie-
not
Harry Heidler. Elyina Heidler, Popo
c. Hill, Julian Hatcher, ,Elinor Dashiell
Hatcher, Robert Dashiell Hatcher,
Major Hardy, Betty Henry.
Edna Jackson, Dorothy Johnson,
Elizabeth jackson. Harriet Jackson.
Elizabeth King, Martha King, Elinor
King.
Fairbanks Lambdin. Catherine LutZ,
Charles Lutz, Elizabeth Letter, Gladys
League, Edith Logan, Nancy Logan.
Mary e. Moss, Robert Moss, Revell
Moss, Marjorie Moss, Margaret Moss.
Frank Markle. Robert Markle, Eliza
beth Merriken, Francis Munroe, James
o. Meyers, Florine Mang, Louis Mang,
Margaret Mitchell.
Francine Olivet
Dorothy Purvis, Oliver Purvis, Tur-
ner Quaid, Harold Rawlings, Anna
Ridgely. Elizabeth Ridgeley, Vaughn
Russell. George r. Riley, Josephine
Riley. Rebecca Riley, Margaret Sacrey,
Dulton Hays Smith, Frances Stehle,
Elizabeth Stehle, Jeanette Stehle, J
Frederick Stehle. Morris Stehle, NJ.
Estelle Stehle, Anita Strange, Helen
Strange, Ruth Strange, Miriam Strange
Thornton Strange. Margaret Strange,
Dorothy Stewart, Mary Taylor. Louise
Taylor, Elizabeth Vansant, Kenneth
Vansant, Janet Weiss, Alice White.
Paul Wiegard, Emily woodward, Dor
othy Williams. Hamilton Gale, Eliza
beth Ridgley.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-22
OPPOSED TO MORE LICENSES
Mayor Strange Does Not Favor Grant
ing Any More and VIII Oppose
the Two TO be Considered

Mayor Strange is violently opposed
to granting any more liquor licenses in
the city, and especially on Main street
The Mayor-will oppose, by his vote.
the granting of liquor licenses now
being advertised in this paper, when
the matter comes up before the City
Council for consideration. Mayor
Strange says there are enough saloons
on Main stret DOW, without granting.
any more liquor licenses in that
precinct. He is also opposed to grant
ing the other license and will vote
accordingly when the matter comes M
before the Council.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-22
THE MARYLAND
ESPERANTO ASSOCIATION.
Holds Sixth Annual Meeting and Plans
Propaganda Work.

Saturday evening the Sixth Annual
Meeting Of the Maryland Esperanto
Association was held IN this city, at
Saint Anne's Chapel.
Reports Of the regualr officers were
favorably received, and plans for fur
ther work adopted. One Of these
plans is 20 conduct q leading library of
Esperantj literature at the Office of
tn Assistant Secretary, II East
Saratoga street. Baltimore. A
liberal appropriation was made to
purchase literature for propaganda
work. The National Officers plan to
introduce Esperanto into American
colleges took the form. at this meet
ing, Of a suggestion, TO urge the sub
stitution Of Esperanto for national
modern languages IN the United
States Naval Academy and West
Point Military Acadmy: Tis PROPOSE
tion gains strngth from the fact that
German and French official war
reports have been circulated to the
world in the Esperanto language and
thus these European peoples recognize
the value Of this neutral international
tongue.
The following officers were elected
for one year: President. Rev. James
l.. Smiley. Annapolis; Secretary. Miss
f. W. Weems, Baltimore; Assistant
Secretary. Miss Edith M. Smith, IL
East Saratoga street. Baltimore; !;
Treasurer. Mr.. w !. Wilhelm, Balti.
more.
Executive Committee, the Officers
and Mrs. Geo. w. Moss, of Annapolis
and Mrs and Miss Hodges, of Balti-
more. DR.. Kerr was eieeted Vice
President for Baltimore county. Two
new members were duly elected.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-22
Funeral Of Infant.

The funeral of James. the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Noah,
took place yesterday afteroon from
the parents residence Dean street
The Rev. DR.. George 5. Bell, pastor
of the Presbyter an Church, conducted
the services.
Four little boys acted as pallbesrers.
Ihey were Masters Stephen Lee,
Albert Lee Benjamin Lee and Meade
Heidler. The burial was in Cedar
Bluff cemetery. Funeral Director
Hopping & Co., were in charge of
arrangements.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-22
Held for ApriI Court.

Thomas Brooks. colored, of Spa
Road. WAS arrested Friday charged
with stealing a quantity of potatoes
from Thomas McGuckian. The accused
had hearing before Justice Meade.
and in default Of bail was committed
to jail, to await the April term of
Court.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-22
QUIET HOME WEDDING
SATURDAY AT EASTP0RT.
Miss Katheriue Carlson Becomes Wife
of MIR. Malcolm Smith OF Virginia.

Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Z. Carlson
announce the marriage of their second
daughter, Catherine Anna, to Mr.. Nal
colin Bell Smith. of Richmond, Va.
The wedding took place Saturday,
November 20, at the home of the
brides parents, and was performed by
the Rev. II. f. Carl Haas, pastor OF
St Martins Lutheran Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left on an ex-
tended trip North, and will be at home
after December 8, at Berkeley, w Va.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-22
No Reception Wednesday
AT Supertendent's Quarters

The Wednesday Afternoon official re-
ception of Mrs. Eberle, wife of the
Superintendent, will be suspended this
week at the Superintendent Quart
ers at the Naval Academy.
Captain and Mrs. Eberle will go to
Washington for the Thropp- Wilmer
wedding, and Mrs Eberle will not re-
ceive on Wednesday. November24.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-22

The National Debt That American
Protestants Owe To Their Brethren of
the Roman Catholic Church" By
Elihu S. Riley, L. H. d. By mail
80 cents. Address. Riley's Historic
Series. P. o. Box "a. Annapolis. Md.
adv. Stn2O
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-22
Officers Hon
Vel Attended Saturday Night.

The officers hop at the Naval Acad-
emy Satu.d day night was well attend
ed by society folk. and was a brilliant
social event of the early season.
Mrs Kurtz, wife OF Lieut.-Comman-
der Kurtz, U. S. ~, aid to the Super
intendent, received with Commander
Wat T. Cluverius.
The gowns were especially hand
some and elaborate and in many in
stances costly. During the evening a
buffet supper was served
Laura Hope Crews in "The Fight
ing Hope"-C Colonial. Monday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-22
HOMEMADE CAKE SALE.

There will be a sale of homemade
cakes at 159 Conduit street, on WE'D
NESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, by Miss
Linthicum's Sunday-School Glass.
from 10 to 10 o'clock.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-22

THE Fighting Hope. pieturiza-
tion of BeIasco's modern success
lonial MONDAY adv 2tn20
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-22

The Incorrigible Duk me" a
scream from start TO finish Colonial.
Tuesday adv. 2tn22
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-22

John Barrymore in roaring
comedy. The Incorrigible DukaDe"
Colonial, Tuesday. adv.2tn22
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-22

The famous comedian John Barry
more. in his greatest screen success -
Colonial, Tuesday. adv 2tn22
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-22

1.-The Fighting Hope" a drama
that thrills from start to finish-ColO-
niaI, Monday. adv.2tn20
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-22

SuDstltutlonS-Navy, Blodgett for
Won Heimburg. Clark for Ward, Ward
for Clark. Schildhauser, Goodstein for
Jones, Kentworthy for Jackson. Orr
for Craig, Failing for Broadfoot, Martin
for Failing, Broadfoot for Martin Ur-
sinus, Peterson for Gingherich, Assem-
fedter for Bonenr. Evans for Bowman,
Barkley for Schaub, Shaub for Bark
ley, Bowman for Evans, Richards for
Kickline. Veder for Carter, KickIine
for Richmond, Shaw for Bowman
TouchdoTns-Navy. Martin; Ursi-
nus, Kickline Goals from touchdowns
Navy, Val; Ursinus, Shaub Goal
from the field-Ursinus, Shaub Refer
ee-Maxwell, of Swarthmore.. Um-
pire-Thompson, Georgetown. Head
linesman-Moss, st. Johns College.
Field Judge - Wheatley, Annapolis.
Time Of quarters-15, Is, II and II.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-22

is like q letter from home.
See that II follows you where
ever you 60. 80 cts. month
by mail.