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Arizona republican., 1915-02-25

of the older residents as Mrs. susan Rudd. has arrived from California for a visit with old time friends.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-25
MESA
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mercial organizations in sort of get together movement. The Sec retary was made a delegate to the meeting Saturday and he was as- sured that a committee from the club would accompany him and ex tend an invitation for the next meet ing of the club to be held in Mesa.
 OLD RESIDENT HERE
 Mrs. Susan Gilbert, known to many
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-09
ROCKAFELLOW ID !
 BUILD GYMNASIUM
MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT OF I'M. PORTANT ADDITION TO HIS
 BATH HOUSE ON PARK AVE.
Former Boxer. Now Wealthy Miner of Nome, Alaska Here on Visit. WUI Select Necessary Paraphernaia.

tAarle, Rockefeller. proprietor of the bath house that h..rs his name. made the amoJacemu sterday of an important improvement to hIs es- tabEsbmeut. stating that he intended 10 utilize the vacant lot that fronts on Park avenue ana aGloius the bath house for the erection ot large gym. uasium. which, he stated. would be equipped with aG modern paranher- nala
 Mr P9asaIoter realized taat oue Of the fac5UtIe. ot modern bath louses is that of an ua to date gvmua um and the .pa,e that adio.u- his place is ideal for this purpose.
 TT inteU3 to make tUc ucH 0uI8le ' sa.d Mr. Rocbafeier about 1gl tea. long and GO feet wide. IL win oe m5d- ern Ln every way and will ae equipped with the very latest athletic facilities. f it Is possible 10 revive friendly boz- ing bou.-, l sbal. also eudeavor to oi- gaui9a ain athletic club in tI.s city. and mcmbers only may then be able to witness contests Of this nature. A building that size would seat al lal.l 500 persons
 An echo of pugl-tio days was Aeard hore yesterday, when Hurry Pigeon arrived at the Roekafell3w Pigeon win he remembered as one ot the old boxers Wr0 Wa. prominent n Hot Springs when there was talk of staeing the CorhettTt2sjmmol- bsut In company Vith Eddie Connolly. Pigeon had arranged 10 go the route 10 afiu.. .h iu order to test The law. but even tlI- bout was -t0pr q The men,. however, were lowed to pose for pie lures which were taken hv NcCloud Of Happy Hollow fame. Tn tlc ring at the time were Bob Farrell, au o.d- time fighter ard trauer: taa.e. Rooney of Pittsb1re, as trainer and second. Al Hoffman. the well known Chicago brewer who was to have acted as referee.
 Al the Rockafcllaw Pigeon reviewed the "o'd days" ami tooa dcleG. in telling the story Pigeon has long since given up tle roped arena and rold mother earth " in far away Nome. Alasta has awarded him for lis ef- fort by making Hm a rich man Pigeon being one Of the many sIcce sful god miners who have come ont of that country He has moi seen his mother for 26 years and is now on his way 10 Montreal, where she resides. 10 visit her Pigeon will pass through New York as soon as ne concludes his baths in this city and while in the metropolis will procure for MT. Eocba- fellow the necessary pharaphernalia for his gymnasium
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-09
HEAVYWEIGHT BATTLE
 GOES ID HAVANA
WILLARD AGREES TO MEET JACK JOHNSON ON SAME CONDi-
 TONS AS IN JUAREZ.

Havana, Marcl S.-A rcal for tre worlds heavyVeieht waiIsuc cham pioaship will take place at Havana saturday, April z, between J3cE John- son and Jess Willard
 The last obstacle in tbe way O. hay- ing the fight take place here was re. moved this afternoon when the pro- moter wao eudeavored 10 have the men meet at Iua.ez Mexico. Marcl g. received a cable from Willard saving that he would start immediately or Havana arriving here from New Or leans. March I5.
 The terms for the fight are identical with those which would have pfe- vailed had the encounter taken place al Juarez
 The site for the battle has not yet been selected hut several exoellen: places are availa3-e Johnson began training today
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-09
.itLes. The date oE thl. sunday ma

cities. The date Of this Sunday meet ing will be announced later. I0 the last tWo weeks there ha. h.cu quite am increase in the mem b-fship and contributing ii-t This U-. win be printed from time q. tIWp.
 BESSIE ELLSWORTH
 Secretary
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-09
AFTER GRIPPE
Mrs Findley Made Strong By vinol

Severy, Kans. -fThe Grippe left me in weak. nervous, rundown condition. 1 was too weak to do my housework and could not sleep. After trying different medicines without benefitVino restored my health, strength and appetite. Ninol is d grand medicine and every weak, nervous. rundown woman should take it Mrs. GEO. FINDLEY.
 Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron tonic. sharpens the appetite, aids diges- tion, enriches the blood, and builds up natural strength and energy.
 k. C. Morris Drug Co, 10t Springs Arkansas. and at leading drug store' | everywhere.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-09

pounds and has about five additional pounds 10 chase
 The Pittsburg Pirates will hit the sra March 15 and they will bring their ful squad with them This will make the eleventh season Barney Ireyfus has come to Hot Spr1ngs, and one of the first things that local fans will try and arrange will be d series of games between the Pirates and the Red Sox; series, by the way, that will get a big play on the rart of the visitors and resident bugs The Pittsburs team has en- eased quarters at the Eastman hotel The Red SoN will remain until tho early part of next month. and the Pirates will pul away from tue spa along about April l0.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-09

Use iagP atrs ;iU1gn Tip tsa rot uakus Iced ten TITS tea is pro cured only from 'Ee cary 1ewerg picklass. which Tn tAis country is found in but few oi the most excusive stores. aad then at prices varying from 12n0 to $5oo a pound Price 81.09 pound For sale hv R q Nor- tia Drug Co Phone 28e s-Iotf
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-09
HUMANE SOCIETY BUSY.
Committees Appointed and New Mem
 bers Will Be Asked to Join.


 bers Will Re Asked to Join. The board of directors of the Car land County Humane Society held ifs regular monthly meeting at the Business Mems League, President Hamp Williams presiding
 Much work of importance was transacted.
 The president assigned a commit tee consisting of Mrs. j. E Harper Mrs B. Cobb and Mrs. B Cross. with Mrs Harper as chairman to arran2 for contribution boxes.
 A committee was also appointed tc help solicit memberships Mrs. J wv Hudeins. Mrs c M Roberts ana Mrs. ], J. Peel will serve on this committee. with Mrs. Hadelns, chair man
 A sunday meeting was decide upon. This meeting is to be oren f, all interested in humane work. espe cially welcoming visitors from othel
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-09
CHESTNUTS AND ACORNS
 PURCHASED FOR FOOD

Base. .,Narch S-Tho Germans have been pIrcha ing quantities Of caesJ- nuts and acorns in Italy for food. Italian papers protest that their gov ernnent should prohibit further eX- port of these nuts
 It is also reported here that the German government has contiscated the stocks of brass, copper, tin nickel. antimon. aluminium and lead in the big watch and clock centar- In the RIack Forrest.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-09
PRESENT SWORD OF HONOR
 TO KING OF BELGIUM

Boulogne France. March S-Tha sword of noaor which the people Of Paris are to present to the kinf Of the Belgiaus, will be sent 10 the Belgian headquarters early in March. It is the work of the sculptor Pierre Feitu and the bilt, richly studded with jewels. is in the form of a mans figure, bearing an inscription writ nu by M lean Riohepln of the Aca. demie Fraucaise
 "Daua,less spotIess. straight
 My soul, Q King Is thy souls mate.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-09
CITY MAKES SMALL LOANS.

EWlape-t Hungary March f--I19 municipal authorities have deed.t t
 relieve to some extent tue inaar p emlarr3ssmeuts in aaiea SD maHy small ,torehoepers, officials anl aJl- CTS have found them elves as result of the war With approval from tae Hungarian ministry of tao Interior, the city has arran ed for small loans which wifi not exceed StH1 hi auy single ease and not 7e over SIH9o C. iu aggregate. Pre.erenea in Erantins ue loans will he to person. resident with permanent home ant tam. es
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-09

Ask your doctor about EaIsari3n Buttermjlk 1.51-u
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-09
ATTENTION
.ATTENTfONl
R. 5. RAY

Orlnfrca Snuit8tst Medium, reads yuur life as au open book. irmemeer hIr Ray i~ natural born clauVoyant+ 1T there is anything you want to know eouoruiu4 the 2tt1lrs of h' consult him.
 Hr Eay ruIds services every Sundny ot nnd pam. Tests, messages and .'r- t.. at e..N sofyfr- ie Metz laH, Crh- f.sf avenue. us.f Pull 'rhe7ter Seats E.aa Mir Ea. can Ie consulted da'ly rf ni. rsaeHcr. 9l9 Whtuueiou Ave. Phone 1'-
 Iu.,4.. .I.frs fhis adl 2-ot-in
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IOHRJ B. HOSNiNS
 LAWYER Offices Sumpter-Lit- tie Bldg. Phone eos
s.nahAE
aURRAV TRANsFER. 90
Be Cured FIrSt- YWhGnCAIed

A safe and painless cure for Alec hol and Drug Addictions. Strict prt va y and personal attention assured by a physician with years of eXparl' ence Address Drawer No 497.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-09

Dr A. l.. sneed mas returned after two months absence aud can be found at his office in the Arkansas National Bank Building as usual
 18-27-tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03
AGAIN TALK OF SUMMER
HOME FOR PRESIDENTS.
Various Locations in Virginia and
Maryland Favored by Congress

President Wilson's absence from
Washington at time critical in its
nature has brought about a recurrence
of suggestions that Congress ought to
provide summer home for Presidents
not far from Washington. and they go
as far as the establishment Of a sum
mer capital 20 which Congress might
so for a change when desirable
Representative Hay. of Virginia. and
Representative Henry. of Texas. advo-
cate the purchase ofs Monticello. the
historic home of Thomas Jefferson, at
Charlottesville, -four hours ride by train
from Washington, as a summer home
for Presidents
Representative Carlin, OF Virginia,
advocates Mount Wheeler. at Blue
mont, Va. on top of the Blue Noun
tains, only a few hours away from
Washington. Representative Boriand.
of Missouri. has suggested two Mary
land points Maryland Heights. near
Harpers Ferry or Braddock Heights.
near Frederick.
An organization was formed in Colo
rado some time ago to buy splendid
summer home for Presidents there,
but II did not receive much encour-
agement from the White House. The
proposition has never got far in Con
gress, owing to the view that each
President will prefer to make his own
selection of summer home.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03
AREcEPn0E TO BE
TfEDERED NEW RECTOR
c...,.o...aa q St. Mary's R.C.Chu
'',i "a Friend d Meet Newly Appointed
O.,., I1 Rev. Father Warren.

their own volition,
el ST Mary'g have
give ueir new rector
10 the parish.
ro-nic Of the Altar
vas suggested and
pected enthusiasm.
o. the Altar Society, Of
Rector is the Prefect,
t.. burden OF preparing this
5f So Mary's parish
.ety or committee, de-
.. mJrrow evening, We'd
n. 8 at s o'clock, as the
Lor this informal re-
.a... ucw rector.
a.. members OF ST. Mary's
..... earnestly and anx-
'..., ..u to be present so that
.I.t.r. aauce may embody a
Cornelius Warren,the
~. Tho men, one and all, are
pronered an invita-
los .aI eat
uH treatments are TO be
gq. .leh generous thought
W,a. Altar Society's mem
b.r T mmittee Drawing the
ar.o 1ir desire that no chill
a..a ~ at To the hall, lost the
.s.rt intended hc thwartcd.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03

neophyte under his wing and when
the second classman attempted TO mo-
lest the plebe again the FIRST class man
raised his finger Of authority and COM
manded the annoyance TO cease.
An amusing inddent OF the present
epidemic of hazing occurred within thu
outside portals of Bancroft Hall A
civilian. accompanied By several Of his
fourth class acquaintance, was pass
ing the northeast corner of one of the
angles OF Bancroft Hall He saw a
number OF midshipmen gathered in its
aieove. and thinking some public func-
ton was in progress stepped inside
and looked. There he saw two plebes
on their kSaes. surrounded by a crowd
of upper class men. They were but
ting their heads like two mad goats.
Finding that he was trespassing the
civilian beat a hasty retreat. but he
found himself companionless The
plebes that were with him, observing
what was IN progress, and fearing that
their services might be required in tho
play, had fed the scene. The hazers
AAtAA ottAAA 10 buA MatAiAAE loA Aitt aH-
proach Of any one in authority
One of the incidents OF the passing
wave OF virulent hazing lit always ex-
lists in a chronic form-is the practice
of some upper class men OF coming
into plebe's room and seeing some
thing they heed from stamps to shoes
and OF taking possession without the
usual form of barter and exchange
From the establishment OF the Naval
Academy, October 10. 1S45. TO is re
moval TO Newport. R l., in 1861. haz-
ing as custom was unknown at the
Academy. Rear Admiral Mahan is au-
thority for this statement Having
been raised at, or near, West Point.
where the system was in vogue. he was
on coming to the Naval
Academy to find that the usage did not
exist there.
concluded }
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03

hollow was flled with several tons of
cement and the tree is now healthy
The Naval Academy grounds oc-
cupies the Severn river front and here
is educated the men who are % guard
our coast and from whom we expect
so much. Hundreds OF men are en-
ployed here in different occupations.
I attended the Episcopal services.
which are held in the Chapel. and
heard the $4,000 pipe organ. which is
a very fine instrument, but there Is
one thing about this building which
the architect did not take into consil
GRAFTON. The acoustics are very bad.
as il is almost impossible 90 under
stand the minister when YOU are only
City feet away from him Underneath
the altar Of this Chapel is situated tbc
beautiful tomb of John Paul Jones
One must see this tomb to appreciate
its beauty end magnifceDce
His leaden casket is sealed iu q
sarcophagus of marble and supported
by four dolphns and the dome over
the tomb is supported by marble piI-
lars around which are stretched large
gold cords perhaps two and q half
inches ia diameter A sentinel IS en-
duty at the tomb from Z a. M. until 6
p. m
The so-called Baltimore oyster.
which we an admire SO much. are ta-
ken from the Chesapeake Bay. near
Annapolis and then packed at Balu-
more Anapolis is often called Crab
town, for the people here eat many 81
these delicious creatures. The land
around Annapolis Is principally dev0-
ted OF truck farming. and is OF a sandy
nature One who is interested in the
history OF our early days. can dnd In
much OF interest and which
is worth his trip to This quaint old
fashioned city. IL is only forty 1--WE
miles from Washington and can bc
reached by IN electric line in a run of
one hour and fortv-Gve inmates.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03
Executive Meeting Of
The Civic League.


Through the Evening Capital, and
Chairman of the Tree Committee. the
bad condition of the sidewalks on
certain streets, made so by the plant
ing, and removal of trees, was brought
to the notice of the president Miss
Walton, who called a special meeting
Of the Executive Committee at her
home last evening Of the Civic League.
The committee deplored the existing
conditions and unanimously voted to
have any damage done to the side
walks repaired Immediately, the Chair
man of said committee, to see that a
responsible person be employed to do
the work without delay.
The League deeply regrets the
efforts and labors of the ladies Of the
Tree Committee has met such dis
couraging results only death and de.
struction TO the trees, 1T has cost
money. time and trouble to plant along
tn many sadly treeless streets of
Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03
FIRST TO BE SWORN IN
WAS MIDSHIPEIAN NOBLE.
Former Seaman Took the Oath Be-
fore Secretary Of Navy.

Midshipman Julian B. Noble was
sworn in today by the Secretary of
the Navy.
Midshipman Noble is the first Of the
eleven young men who passed their ex-
animation and were appointed from
the enlisted force of the navy, to be
sworn in by the Secretary. He was
listed as ordinary seaman
The other ten appointed from the
enlisted force as midshipmen after
having filled all requirements as to
examinations etc, are:
w. b. Cooley. electrician; I. o.
Brandon, seaman; Roy E. Rruet, cleo
trician, third class: c. H. ShiIdauer.
hospital apprentice; X. +. Collins, or
dinary seaman; H. S. Woodman, hos
pital apprentice; j.. G. Atkins. seaman;
G. II. Bowman, ordinary seaman; II.
M. Jackson, ordinary seaman
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03
JUNE WEDDING KEPT
SECRET A MONTH.
Agnes K. RhOderick and R. Foster
KidwelI Married in Annapolis.

A romance, the elimination OF q
three-year friendship. became public
Saturday when the marriage Of Miss
Agnes r Rhodericlz and B.Foster Kid
well, was announced
The wedding, which had been Sc
cret from all but few intimate
friends. was performed on June 2. by
Rev c. H. Fielding, pastor of Trinity
NJ. z. Church, South, in this city. The
Young couple left Sunday for a honey
moon trip to the seashore.
The marriage ceremony took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ia Sovca, ,23l
Prince George street. DR. Elihu S.
Riley and Miss Stella Quade of this
city, and John r. Van Arnum,of Wash
ington. friends of the bride and bride
groom, were witnesses.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Rhodericl1. The bride
has a host Of friends here. as well as
throughout Maryland Mr. Kidwell
has been associated with headquart-
ers of the Southern Railway Company
for the past eight years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03
ASKS SAN FRANCISCO
NOT TO SPOIL MIDDIES.
Admiral FulIam Anxious Because Of
Round of Entertainment Offered.

San Francisco society is not going
to spoil the SEQ midshipmen who are
there on the battleships Missouri, Wis
consin and Ohio, if Rear Admiral w
F. Fullam, squadron commander. can
help it.
The middies are to be given liberal
shore leave. but they must be back
aboard ship before dark
Society must not overdc this thing, :"
said the Admiral, discussing the large
number of entertainments for his
young charges These lads have TO
work as well as play. This trip is a
part of their regular training: taey
work hard aboard ship and mds not
be tired out at night
They are learning things OF great
value on the practical side of naval
life. That is why l don't want them
ashore late in the evening.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03
REPUBLICANS ENDORSE
HON. o. E. WELLER
State Central Committee Meets Here
TOdaY---Discusses Availability Of
Candidates.

The Republican State Central Com
mittee for Anne Arundel County held
a meeting here today.
At the meeting. Hon. o. E. Weller,
prsident of the State Roads Commits
sion, was unanimously endorsed as Re-
publican candidate for Governor.
The following are the members of the
Republican State Central Committee
for Anne Arundel County, DR.. John
Ridout, Chairman; Lawrence Bailliere,
Secretary; William NJ. Hines, Charles
Larson. Benson Blake, (coD.
The availability of candidates for
the county Republican ticket was dis
cussed, but no slate was agred upon
The composition of. the fnext State
Central Committee for Anne Arundel
county was also considered.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03
CARNIVAL TONIGHT
OR NEXT FAIR NIGHT.
Rescue Hose Gaieties Interfered With
bY Lasl NighRs Storm.

tuu +. ladies who have so ably
assisted H. members of Rescue Hose
Camn Hcir annual carnival,
which D.. .aH iu progress the past
u ass. J arranged their wares"
oa .H. N.U.. tables at the numerous
maH .a om broke last night and
aunUu ud Ju Doe pat away
Thr. uo carnival at the Res
ua llu., .mp1uy's grounds last
meH Um W. carnival will be held to
ufht I'd .aa weather permits and con
hI1u a favorable.
uu should storm tonight, the car
ma Ul uo held tomorrow night, or
np 0eN. Hr night. and this will be
Jbp e.o.m m.hJ The patronage has
boom ,au nU. and it is thought a
nHl sum alI bc realized from the re-
capls which worcy will he appropri-
l'cl to m o1 the balance of the debt
uH aUew ms chemical truck.
70 Uuau. H fair the carniwl will
dce h. evening; Z not vt ~ilI close
hr urN 0af evening
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03
PRICE ONE CENT
CROSS THE CONTINENT
IN AN AUTOMOBILE.
Cadet Walkers Of S. Johns and Mr..
Geo. Frank Of Annapolis Make
Successful Trip in Thirty Days.

A letter just received by Mr.. Leon
Strauss of the irm 20 Strauss Bros.
The Fashion. Maryland Ave. tail
ors. tells 81 the safe trip across the
continent made in an automobile by
Mr George Prank. of this city and
Cadet Walters. Of St. Johns College.
The two young men who left here
in Cadet Walters touring car for san
Francisco which city they reached
last Sunday. taking 30 DAYS o. make
the trip, which might have consumed
N days bat for breakdown and lying
up Tor repairs.
The letter to Mr. Strauss states the
roads iu the west are in.Very bad con-
ditiun aud the mountain climbing Is
difficult The young men endured no
little hardship before reaching their
en-. destination
The young men only had eight miles
farther To- go when they had eight
blow cuts. and were obliged to lay up
az The next town O. get inner tubes
6Xed. and to purchase new tires. hav-
ing the old ones shipped back for re-
pairs
They are now having ine weather
It Is VERY cold on the road where they
camped last week. So cold. they wrote
they nesrly froze to death Their
Annapolis friends wish they could bot
le some of this cold air and send It on
hy parcel post.
The letter states both young men
are enjoying good health and are happy
They eNpcc to emain at the Exposi-
tion Ter two weeks. ami on their re
turn wiil probably take the Southern
route
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03
August 2S Named
For Potomac Regatta.

August 2S has been set as the dafe
upon which the annual regatta of the
Potomac Boat Club, OF Washington.
viii be held.and a meeting OF the club
memoirs was held at the boat house
Yesterday morning at II O'Clock. An
attractive program has been arrang-
cd and gold medals viii be offered for
the winners in the various races.
A feature of the program will be
three special events, a mile race be-
tween the. junior eights of the Arundel
Boat Club, Of Baltimore; and The Poto-
mae Club. a race between the senior
four-oared shells Of the Aliele. II Pal
timore, and the Potomacs. and a race
between the Junior fours Of the Severn
Boat Club, OF this city.
Special events for canoists VIII also
be on the card as well as junior. sen
ior and intermediate eight cared races
and Junior, senior ari intermediate
fours.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03
Four Times One.

Little Miss Catherine, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blackburn. Hill
ST.. celebrated her fourth anniversary
yesterday afternoon at her parents,
residence.
Childhood games were played. and
the little ones. after enjoying them
selves. were invited into the dining
room, where they partook of goodies.
The celebration was from three to
FIVE and the little ones left wishing
their hostess many happy returns Of
th day.
-mong those present we're: Gather
inc Fullerton, Catherine Wells, EstelIe
Ford, Mary Wilson, Catherine Holland,
Beatrice Holland, Bernard Gesner,
Ogle Winchester. Henry Weaver,
Clemens Wagner, Catherine Black
burn.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03
SHEPPARD TO DIE AUG. 27.
Governor Signs Death Warrant Of Miss
Clarks AssaiIani.

Wish Sheppard. the negro who was
convicted Of assaulting Miss Mildred
Clark at fredericksburg. Caroline
county, a few days ago IS 90 hang on
August a.
Governor Goldsborough signed the
death warrant az the Executive De
partment here yesterday fixing the
date on which the execution Is 10 take
place
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03

The following marriage license was
issued toiay by the Clerk Of the
Court
Joseph r. Derin. %. Washington.
d. C.. D.; Msjorie +. Andrews. 10. Wash
ington, ID. {.
During the month Of July there were
as marriage licenses issued here. A TO
white couples and 9 colored.