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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

5 ferite SalOoel al 1914 par 10.
ferIlen 71,6 Dill. fa. moo 59,1 Nia.
fg. / tilionrenoe 1io / 1913. Com
5el9e al 0isie gooe 5lGifepriier
maatte SpinebeitanOen itige. Zen
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til 2,497,0 900 I 1911. @n Stig.
ming paa 1919 / 3 aar. Stsrit bar
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min0it bar Den uuret / 6reOerif5-
borg Amt, meO 49,. 5orglgel.
len bar p0ret ca. 500 genneminit.
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5iili par meget 8nniti8 Tor en- Sort.
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anbenburt bar innoet SteO De iioite
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en- 5ortiGttelie oerai pare umulia
paa @runO al De beie aornpriier.
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lia itprft Reo9an9 i Suine6eitanoen.
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itonoen berbiemme er Oofiet, Inn
6aarea0len er / lilba8e8ang % bar
opret Oct uai6ruot / De itOite 5alo.
bunoreoe &ar. 9%eitenes 9lntal or
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ianotes t,S75,000 5aar. / 1914 finn
$4,000. 9teOgan8en er iterit paa
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1909, 5St,4 - 1911 41S.s13.
nj belle 6aarebeitauoen par Oen -.
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1 Mar. -
antaQet al @eoer 6leo ierite @aal
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ties oa ca. $500 @eoer % aio. )
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1911 "a. 10000. altiaa fun en- rn-
ge 5remgang DC iioite 2lnr. 2lnfaI.
let al @~eoe5oloere oar 1914 "a.
q. 100. bporai paa 2erne 11,70o
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fun en- enfelt @eo.
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i De iioite aor ipilet en- meget tier
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Dill. Ssns % apam9er. 0oer.
ihIosuoisrileu Al 9e9 QlOierielae
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II Mia. Sneie. ) 1908 ionotes
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1853 Dill. gGg til en- Pris a /
ar. is IRE pr. Snes. 5 1913
naaeoc Operiltosnoferilen 21,19
Mia. Sneie Qea til en- Rris Al
f15 ar. pr. 100 5neie 9Gg. 9eo
0ptpaingen / 1914 ialotes Der i
belle 7anmarf 1915 Wiaioner
sons: oisie ioroelte ii1 iaaleOes. pao
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Wia.
Sele lilupfiten Al 0enie6eitanOei
/ 3anmarf / BET iioite 6emaar bar
rtOaiort 2S%. Raar Ioaene ior
1914 og 1915 elgana fommer, oil
man iiffert iaa Ell 0eognng at ie.
baaoe / Seniebol6et % llOisrilen.
De 6eie aornpriier oil nof fomme
til at agre oeres Snoilpoelie gGl0ei'
De paa bette 9unft oaian, Iiqeiom
ue0 SoineaDlen. Cd.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

6Or imaat. 3anoers, Is. SAINT
ar. Gn ing 8ige, ser 9oooe paret
anbragt paa NagOalene6jem, %
iom IN boboe 8laos I en- 9coGrt-
ming / Gan0er5, ielte nogcll GiO
fer Sui Iran9 til 6oranorin9. @un
ringe0e ioa til en- al 9pens iteritc
Nanuiaftlr5anolere og ipur9te, ON
ban life 6aooe 9rng ior Ell Grpe-
0itrice un6er SuIetraul6eoen oa BUN
6apoe en- gtiece, JON gerne piloe bo-
pc en- iaooan 8la6s. en aitaIc
fom / Stano, % Giecen - 8amen
ieIo - meote i 6o%rretningen, 6uor
bun itrafs itiol fig ct iterre 10
oalg al Be forifeaige @arer. Set
bfeo opoa9et. o9 mi er bun ioomt
20 Cages iimpeIt 6Gnoiel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10
2itteratmr.

5sleenoe er al @ploenoolS 2 9rone Sene. IHe pnnt ino.
bnone. HHs so Gs. pr. 9in0:
gnOerTen, $. g.: De 20 9aronesIer.
gnoerien, $. g.: 9am ell SpIenano.
9ageeipn, Sens: lopoIete 8ietninee
Bernhard, g.: 2pffens 9n6Gn9.
9rnnoes, Geo: Sem oanIfe 9i9tere.
9uooe. g: SuIefortraineer.
9tlor, Cart: l6palgte 6ortGainger.
9DaIo, Carl: 0tofro.
Gpal6, $. g.: arition II.
gnoI0, $. g.: Daniel 9font5au.
5mol0, 8. g.: ltooaIgte 5ortGGinger.
GlpalO, Sob: looal9te 6ortp0neer.
Sortuuinger ira OpIpsningstiOen.
@eeriann, Gutop al: 9oaen ON 2ilebror.
@oIoidmiot, 30: &opnen.
Saud, g.: 8ilbeIm 3obern.
Seiber9, g.: ll6ongte Digtninge.
6elms, Sobn.: Sol0oterlip.
Nert3, Senrf.: &omontiife SfuepI.
6erts @enrif: Gre 2nfpil.
5ben, Senrif: st 0uffebien.
S6en Senrif: 9eHer og @aIiper Ii to 9ino)
Ssrgenien. Sobn.: Zen poerfe Dag.
2nrien, Garl: Seien Aar.
Gle, SonaS: 2os1apen.
sic, Sonas: 5aniien pao @ilie.
MpGiusGric6fn Sra ait og SaO.
OebIensdIoaer: l1oool9te 0iatntnse.
Rit, 81: 9nse O2onion ira Sloane.
5borefen, 01naoaleue: llOpaIate 5%ortGGfn9er.
8opeltus, 3ocb.: Sra Carl @uItoos E6.
ggint6er, CIR: 5~ortrainger paa 8ers.
gngre 0anife 0ighre.
9itereoorO, @iGt.: 0onniorfs gooe6ols
ZHtergaor6, Bib: Epge 9rabe.
5peeieGt;
sf8 al 6isfe gpaer efter Ceres egt galg Ien6es Dem por.
tofrit ior $500 iaalGnae nurparenSc 5orIpning Oarer.
DANISH LJTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
BIAIN NriR
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

anferes, at Der ! &alborg gmt emo
M Ieper ca. so 8%eteroner ira Gre
anrsfrigen.
BOliti6etjentene nil BaOc mere /
gpn. &anoers, is. Sanuar. aan-
oers 2lmts 2ano Yolitibetjente bar
paa Ell Notwithstanding pe0taget
at in0gaa III 2lmtet nle0 anorogen-
De ON 9enforbBielie. 0e benOiier
til, at oeres Sportler al ofientligc
5orlpitelier er %bortialone oeo 9open
om 6orlDiteliesifat og ben npe Be-
pGrterloo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10
0pOsfaIb. 65o. Iolfet5inqsmau>

9pbsfalO. 56o. 6olfet5ingsmnnO
Sens 9ieloien al 6aaia9er er t
5eIge oG6. 7agbl." aigaaet oeO
3oOen, So 9fnr At. San reprGien-
tereoe &onoers 2onofrco5 ira 1891
til 1890, oa ban iaIot ior Z. Bier
re. s Ell fang Narrpffe far BAN
oaret Sognefo9e0 % 6efla0t en-
Gpffc andre 5iaioSpoiter.
- 6orfeoen er en- al 3imtoitca
fcn0tc 9oraere. aobmano % 9reO.
Iamler e. 5prcnien aigaaet oe0 o.
Den / en- 4loer al So 9(ar. San boO-
oe / 6elge a8onO. 8o9bl.1 / Ell
4arrGffe paret So9nefo9eo % be-
flpot Ell Ruffe Torifeaige 5iQiOS.
potter. SGrIia por ban befenot ior
lin Snteresie Tor ore 0lotiosmin.
Der. San eie0e ielp en- minorc
Somlino % bop6e ifaiiet @lieet$
o0onife afoeling" aoifiqi9e pUr.
oiiuloe Tina.
Nal6ora, 10. 5anuar. Gn
al aalborgs Dnorc, oriitiae SOB
mpno, Observation-Disclosures q. s.
9enncoien. 9iipensgooe, er / Rat
afgaoct peo 8e0en, noale % fprrc
aar gnmmel.
Gireftsr Riforo 8ilbieIm,
Mori6o GampmeGc. er Mi66aqs Sen
10. San. oeo, "a Gar 9f. Sioen
1886 6ao6e ban uGret 9e0er al
GumpmeQen % ban par tioligerr
Meolem al Moribo 9praoo.
- Granddaughter al WnIfiniir.
maet ". gfom & Son i SfanOer-
borg, So6rifont u. 9Iom, er S6il.
BAGS Sen II. San. aiaoaet oeo 81
ben, II Mar Al. Gen aioe6e baOOe
/ fin 9io / 80 gor opret Meolem
al ySfanoer6or9 9prao.
@rpiioenten Tor alliance SIS
roelite %llniperieae, Aopofat NarciS.
ie 2epen er Den I. Samlar aignaet
oeo 1e0en / @nriS, 81 4ar 81.
San itiiteoe i 1860 ianmen meo
rs onore nnare Mpno oenle So
rening.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10
aruinacrne ifal life uente paa

arpinecrnc ifol life Oente pOa
9pbcn. 1Sbp. @aaroeier Sens Sen
len Ssirip. faIoet Sens gangen,
Der M iammen meo lin 6litru 6Oer
/ 6isrrina, bar / 6elge ggenoS.
1iO." iornDlig ioroelt en- iterre Gel
al i'm 5ormue til line SlGgtninge.
Sens 9onaen bar Here enonn le'
nenoe Spifenoe, nlen bans Some, Der
inaen Seifenoe bar / Sioe, bar ior-
oelt fin Bart til fine Seifenoebern.
6lere al oisie SlGgtuin0e iioOer /
imaa Scar, iao @engene er oeIfont-
ne / oisie onre Ii0er. Zen 6or.
mile, Sens 8ongen oe Suitru MI
ipreoer @lpoe ON iig meo, er lam
let gennem 5IiO og Spariommell9-
beo, @genifober, iom eilonn paa De
gamle Gage prgoer 9@gteporret
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

Dc norSihoifc @cterancr. 4al.
bora. Is. Sonlar. SpOers9apel
err MI blepen brnet poa @nl6ora
Nmtsitneoi t40 geteraner, encr ne
re emo SolpoeIen al Dem, Der lin.
oes | aolborg amt. Com 9epis
poo bet IunSe noroipoife alinin fdn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

Siaiat @rpS. @rao, 10. Sanitar
On Del 2an6boere poo 8raa1@g.
men bar beilitttct at ielae 10 lor.
9lra til 81 Gre pr, 8ilno moo at
set oarontcres. at Gii1en oubenOes
I'll @reO. iom nos @a1erne ifnl finn
ne febcs of 5monfoorsioIf til ~
Gre pr. s 4lnbS 9re6, Ger or
|trltfIet 0ocrensfomTt meo MsIlerc
% 8aeere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

Statens RnginOfD6. Otter bpao
.Rott.~ eriarer. err oct Wleningen
at Statcn iorels6ia ifnl in6tebc
200 a 100000 56r. oanif &llg.
6inonsminiiteriet bar Mitillet BET MOO
penOioe 9eleb til 0ispoiition.
Sra Miniiteriet er Der uoaaoet
nGrmere Snitrnftion til amtmpn'
6ene. elsie er iormentlia itrafs
oooet / @ona meO arbeioet, %
bois Der life / 9sbet al en- llgeS-
fiS era -. SAM i%oreliaaer SnO'
6erctninq, oil Miuiiteriet rette 30
reiperaiel. 1or Sen aornmGn9oes
9eOfommenoe. ser til oen Ffo er
iolat ao iripillia Bel pil Gfspro'
priationen itrafs iinoe Steo.
Get inofsbte eler erpropriereoe
aorn t%ranporteres til DC iorifellige
Qaaerrum o. pil Der, on iorneoellt,
bliue terrrt peo set ofieutliaes 6or'
anitnltnina. Miniiteriet aoDdrer
Ritaeiere moo at panrpate oereS
anq. men ser nil ooa life blioe
cfa6Ieret nogen iGrlig aontrol.
Zen ueoiatte @nroeringsfommis-
lion, h0is 6ormano er @%eneroltolo-
Sirefter M}ic6oer aoefoeo, bar iaoct
MnnoiQ6eo til at initiptte BET Be
le6, ION Den reener ior illo @ritat'
nina for %erproprieret aorn. Mint
mnnOenes Iiaerelier fan inoontes
FOR ocnne aommisiion.
Ger bill bIipe oprettet ct lGrliat
aontor iii 9ebon0lina al De mango
forifeIliae aortoger, Heeningers
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

Sgffc SDloater. vi De lltotolo'
tie .2.0}aaneoers-MGno", iom Ocn
.. Sanuar meote oeO 10. Battalion
i Sfioe, er to enOnu life fonmen /
Ersicn. De 9aar itooig i oereS
chile nj % fan ioaIeoeS fife oel-
tage / aompogniets 9oelier. Star
iaqen er / 6eIoe y5fiOe 6olfebl.
at 9atoiQonen life bar llniiorme;
Scr fan ritnlme Dem. @n al 9penS
sfrpOOerc er eiter 9eitiuin9 al go.
taiaonen | Serb meO at ip ct 9or
ltniformer al oct rette Onian8, og
ON nogle 8ngc fan Oe to tpffe op.
truoe iplinternp l%lniiormer. ifrGN-
6erIpe0e efter Waol.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

StOr s%rcuhrbonOel. SiSrrina,
10. Sanlnr. 9roprietGr aGrgaaro,
aarsooaro, bar otter ioIot ct meaet
itor 4arti al fin tore SerieD.9eiGt.
nina. Groprietar G6riiteuien, glal.
boraaoorO / giteroroo, bar fobt 10
aser a 800 9r., oa &roprietGr
anliosQnoro, areI6olm, bar fsbt IA
Qeer o. IA apier a 300 Ser. font
Y aaIoe a 10 Ser.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22
NAVY SQUAD AUGMENTED.
Harrison, Of Last Years Team, is
Among Fifteen New Arrivals.

Fifteen additions to the Naval Acad-
envy squad yesterday afternoon in
cluded Harrison, probably the strong
est candidate for end, and several less
known members of last years aggrega-
ton
Every member of the squad OF old
players is expected today, and the re-
cruits from the new class will bring
the main squad up to about GO. While
Lieutenant Ingram took general charge
yesterday afternoon, Hardwick drilled
the backs and ends in getting off the
forward and receiving it,
Logan worked with Miles and Craig
at quarterback play, and Hollenback
coached a squad of tackles, guards and
centers, In another field Lieutenant
De Mott drilled the fourth class squad
in signals. while Wheatley. of Annap-
oils, handled the punters. The ends to
whom Hardwick gave especial atten-
tion were Harrison, Won Himberg and
Martin.
The latter two are from the new class.
Won Himberg is tall as well as strong
and active, and is a good mark for the
ball in the forward pass plays Lieu
tenant Ingram is great believer in the
play, and the Navy team will be thor
oughly coached in it this year.
In order to insure that a good man
can take the place of Captain Miles. ii
necessary, Craig, halfback last year,
is being drilled at quarterback
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HOLD WEEKLY SESSION
EastpOrt Residents Present Petition
Against Commitment Of
Resident.
COMMITTED TO BROWNSVILLE.
Meeting of County Roads Board De-
ferred to Sept. 2S.

AT the weekly meeting of the Board
Of County Commissioners for Anne
Arundel county. held yesterday. the
contract for the construction of the
section of State-aid Highway in the
Fifth district. was awarded to Smith
and Ruggles at $9.665
Mr. w. Meade Holiday was before
The Board asking for an adjustment of
assessment on the lot and house as
sessed to st. Anne's Church
The meeting of the County Road
Board was deferred to Tuesday, Sep
tember Is.
President Walton. of the Board Of
County Commissioners, and Counselor
Ridgely p Melvin were named as a
committee wait on the Secretary of
War. Lindley L. Garrison, in the matter
of settlement of bill for construction
of sidewalk at the Soldiers Cemetery.
The matter of the primary election
Of Elections having been 81 ,065. was
receipts from the Board of Supervisors
Of Elections having been 81 .065. was
reported. making a net cost to date Of
S541.S0 for the recent primaries.
A communication was received from
the taxpayers of the Second election
district, petitioning the Board to Doll
and gravel the road leading from Gov
ernor's Bridge to within two hundred
yards of St. Pauls NJ +. Church be-
cause of the much travel on this road.
The petition was signed by Benjamin
Watkins, Jr., and others.
The application of j. d. McCubbin.
Jr, for right of way to cross with sin
gle track leading to the u. S Indus
trial Alcohol Company's plant. Curtis
avenue, Curtis Bay, for the b. & o.
railroad company presented last week.
was passed by the Board yesterday.
A numerously signed communica-
ton from citizens and taxpayers of the
county protesting against the commit
ment OF certain Oliver Sewell TO a
state institution for the insane was
presented
The petition states that the said
Sewell is capable of earning his own
living and managing his own affairs.
It further requests the County Com
misisoners to forbear the commitment
of the man in question.
The petition is signed by Samuel X.
Frazier and others.
The Board had a busy session and
several committees were before them
Upon certificates of DR. Thomas II.
Brayshaw. of Glen Burnie, and DR. ].
s. Billingsley, of Elvaton, Lucinda Mat
thews was committed to the Crowns
vile Hospital for the colored insane.
The Board adjourned until next Tues
day.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22
DEMOCRATS TO CONFER
TOMORROW At NOON
Convention to be Held at Academy
Of Music Baltimore--Chair-
man Not Selected.
TO CONFIRM NOMINATIONS.
Harrington Already On Hand for
Democratic Gathering.

State Comptroller Emerson c. Har-
rington. the Democratic nominee for
| Governor, arrived in Baltimore yes
| terday, 10 remain until after the State
Convention which meets tomorrow at
II o'clock, noon. in the Academy of Mu-
sic. that city, to confirm the results of
the recent primary.
Albert G. Ritchie. the Democratic
nominee for Attorney General, began
work yesterday morning on the plat
form that will be presented to the con
vention for adoption Mr.. Harrington
will assist in the drafting of the in
strument
Mr. Harrington also has advocated
the creation of a convention commits
sion which will take over all of the
work now being done by the various
fisheries forces. game wardens and the
like. The platform of his party is ex-
pected to make explicit promises along
this line
Much curiosity exists as to how each
of the parties will handle the annex
alton question Annexation is not pop
ular in Baltimore county to which Mr..
Harrington looks for a big majority
and wherein Mr. Weller resides There
fore it will be rather embarrassing
subject for each of the candidates
Also, there is considerable anxiety
TO know who Mr. Harrington will insist
upon having placed upon the com
mission he advocates to recommend a
plan for the abolition of useless offices.
Several names have been suggested.
and it seems to be the general impress
sion that a commission made up of
such material could safely be entrust-
ed to work out plan that would be
a redemption of the pledges that have
been made.
Neither the Democrats or Republi-
cans have decided upon the chairman
of their respective conventions. 1t is
probable that the selections will not be
made until the nights preceding the
conventions. Both parties are expect
ed to adopt platforms promising eco
nomical and efficient administrations
in such a positive manner that the
promises will have to be lived up to.
The abolition of useless offices will be
the main feature i'm the planks declar-
ing for economy in the States expendi-
lures.
A number of Democrats from this
county are expected to attend the State
convention which meets tomorrow at12
o'clock at the Academy of Music, Bal
timore. AT the primary election held
on September IA the following dele
gates were elected to the convention
to represent this city and county:
Messrs. Joseph II. Bells, William n.
Crisp. Benjamin Watkins, Jr., John N.
Stewart and Mahlon Disney.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22
SENATOR LEE COMESOUT
FOR DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Statement Issued by Emerson c.
harrington's Opponent in Re
cent Primaries.
SOUNDS NOTE OF WARNING.
Independent Democratic Vote Vital to
Success Unless Planks in Plat
form Outlined bv Him Are A.
dopted, This May Not be
Forthcoming.

United States Senator Blair Lee made
his appearance i'm Baltimore yesterday
for the first time since the primary
election. He was accompanied hy his
SON. Brooke Ice, and soon after his ar
rival there he went to the office of
Mayor Preston, at the City Han
While Senator Lee declares his read
mess to support the Democratic ticket
the Senator sounds note of warming
which is in effect that unless the party
adopts a platform, the plauks I'm which
be outlines the candidates viii not
have the support OF the independent
Democrats. which support lis vital to
the success Of the ticket
A feature OF tho statement IS the
Senator's recommendation that the
envelope system of voting be changed
and the regular ballot used aa in Bal
timore city. As Senator Lee was che
author OF the law which imposed the
envelope system ON the counties his
confession that II has proven a failure
viii occasion not q little surprise
Following is the statement OF Sen
ator Lee which ne prepared,
| win support the Democratic state
and local tickets as nominated and
urge all my friends To DO so likewise.
and thus uphold the rule OF the major
ity, which is the essential feature of the
primary election law
1t is vital to the success of the party
this fall to secure the support OF the
Independent Democrats I'm the State.
and for that purpose the platform
should contain, among others clear
planks in favor Of
I. Home rule for Baltimore city and
the counties alike
2. Extension of the limits OF the city.
to include the entire harhor and the
thickly settled suburbs. which are I'm
reality an overflow of the city
3. a plank providing for doing away
/ with unnecessary Offices and useless
/ expenses in the state government
T. A systematic method OF making
/ appropriations by budget system
S Placing the appointing power now
vested in the Board of Public Works
/ in the Governor alone.
/ 6. To maintain unimpaired the pres
ent primary election law, with two
amendments:
(a) Restore the registration day
/ before the primary election
OBJ Do away with the method of
/ voting in the counties known as
the envelope system or outside bal
lot, and substitute the regular prl-
! mary election ballot now in use in
Baltimore city.
The benefits sought for the party by
: the envelope system of voting or out
side ballot have been more than over
| came by the evils that have developed
from its use. Mr.. Harrington pledged
himself in the primary campaign to
/ doing away with IT, / urge my friends
in the convention to unite with his
friends and make this part of the
| platform
There may be several other features
as to the platform which ] may take
; the liberty Of suggesting, through my
| friends in the convention.
BLAIR LEE,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22
CAPTAIN EBERLE
PROPOSES TO co SLOW.
New Supt. at Naval Academy Makes
Known His Views Nothing
Drastic Proposed.

Capt Edward w. Eberle, who assum-
ed the superintendency of the Naval
Academy on Monday. made known his
views as to certain phases of the work
of tile institution today, but made il
clear that nothing drastic is proposed
in regard to its conduct and that i'm
most particulars it will proceed along
the lines which have been tested by
experience.
Captain Eberle said that he proposed
to go slowly and put in effect only such
changes as he became convinced were
necessary. One distinct change in the
method of instruction will be regroup-
ing of the sections in which the mid
shipmen are grouped for purposes of
instruction. Instead of grouping by
scholastic standing. Captain Eberle is
working out a scheme by which the
groups are frequently changed in order
that the average midshpiman and those
below the average in ability may come
in contact with the brighter minds of
the class.
Captain Eberle also believes in a sys-
tenn of instruction by which the aver
age midshipman may be able to pass
the examinations by a proper amount
of study throughout the termand with
out special examining and use of spec
ial helps towards the end of the term.
Captain Eberle is believer in firm
and kindly discipline, and the inculca-
tion of a good spirit among midship-
men, by which they are inclined to OBJ
| serve the regulations Of the Academy
and the service by realizing that it is
right for them to do so. He is a great
friend of athletics, and his counsel is
''go in to win every game in a clean
and manly way"
His ideas of government of the Ma
val Academy are broad and democrat
ic, and he wishes the people Of the
country to know just what is going on
in the institution which is training the
officers of its service
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22
THREE DAYS FESTIVAL
VARIED PROGRAMS.
Peg o. My Heart First Day Next
Week.

The Lyceum Festival which is to be
held in Annapolis next week will bring
to the city three days of splendid en-
tertainment and instruction. Each af-
ternoon and evening full programs will
be given, for quality and variety will
have an interest for everybody.
The Festival has been arranged for
by the Civic League of Annapolis, and
the three days of entertainment will be
presented by the Chautauqua Associa-
ton which. for two summers, brought
to us great singers and speakers Of
national reputation
Each afternoon of the Lyceum Fes-
tival Miss Meddie Ovington Hamilton
will lecture, discussing Burns. Lowell
and James Whitcomb Riley. Miss
Mary Agnes Doyle viii give a delinea-
tion of Peg o My Heart. ''The Soiree
Singers, mixed quartet will give a
musical program, with impersonations
by one of their number
DR.. A. E. Turner, a keen student OF
community life, viii lecture on watch
Your Step" The Original StrolIers
Male Quartet and Hand Bell Ringers
viii be on the program The Regi-
mental Quartet gives unique and
high class entertainment.
DR.. Samuel Alden Perrine will give
a lecture on India, illustrated By mar
velous colored photographs projected
upon a screen. All these splendid
events are to be given on the first three
days of next week.
The Lyceum Festival will be held in
the Bladen street armory. Tickets for
the entire course will sell for 81.