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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-12-13
DOG BITES CHILD.
Little Son of Mrs. Williams Has Leg
Torn by Rabid Canine.

Charles Williams, the small son of
Mrs. Charles Williams. Of Holland
street, was badly bitten by a small
dog on Saturday afternoon.
The dog is said to be owned by Mrs
Campbell. The canine tore the child's
leg, inflicting an ugly wound. The
family physician was sent for and eau
terized the wound
The dog bite is of such . nature that
it has been decided to kill the dog,
which was taken charge of by officer
Lowman, of the city police force and is
now in the dog pound and will be shot.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-12-13
r8E COUNTY PRAISES
WORK OF FIREMEN
audabIe Act Of Rescue Hose Co
at Wagners Appreciated by
COuntians.

.-.Halts December 13.-Too muci
cannot be given the Annapolis.
.upauy Rescue Hose" who's,
fro ihe county yesterday saved
% property.
very long after breakfast yes
morning. fire broke out in tho
. 81. Mr. i. H. Wagner. at Woytyct
...r. OH the W.. 3 & A. and for q
Il was feared that the whole
would be consumed. Help was
for by different neighbors and
rv short time there were quite
..- a, work bringing out articles
aure and carrying water
..ea le iorethought of Miss su-
Wagner ia calling up the Rescue
Company. and their very prompt
a .lu minutes. or less, after be
.aIt ol JHe FIRE, the brave fremen
putting out the flames with the
ual engine, which they succeeded
nue with but very little damage
a house outside of few hundred
everyone was so astonished in see
.a Grc engines coming this way
many of the farmers hooked 40
.r horses and followed Enough
De lid .n favor Of the dremen
their great kindness in coming so
Io .0e hurried CALL Mr.. }. II. Wag-
. and family. also all Of the neigh
.... extoud their heartfelt thanks to
.. brave Ialdies Jf the Rescue Hose
Company oI Annapolis for their help
. ma OF need annapolis should be
man proud of their volunteer
department. and every one should
...I they can to help the brave fire.
#. much is being said about helping
.. Europe. why not save that
money and help those i'm our city
|#.r.ar. people who are in great need
.. Hagec widows, with children
.u usomg to work Why cannot char
N begin at home and bring comfort
M hose known 10 be in need. instead
. .Hose whom we know nothing
.. n.d perhaps win not be thankful
HureieH missions is all right in its
place bul home missions first every
.me
Farmers Progressive Club will meet
ae school house at Brownsville on
Wue ay, Dec 10th
HI Mrs John Jungers are enter
n- .hoir son. Raymond who join
. ae army some time ago.
Hr. j. B. Woytych was the guest of
"..nas I'm Baltimore last Thursday.
Nr Frank Kyle of Severn Farm, has
Boon u Youngstown, Ohio for the last
..o weeks ON account OF the illness Of
M aher Tic was expected 10 return
.auo Saturday
Hr Rover and Mr. Houston. of Bal
mo~o spent Sunday at Sherwood
Pores. as MIR. Houston expects to buy q
cottage for the coming summer.
Monday certainly has on its winter
.ua. as the snow is coming down thick
J fast and is quite deep. Santa will
r.sa u his sleigh if this keeps on.
L. NV.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-12-13
FALLEN FROM GRACE. !"
Three Middies are Recommended for
Dismissal.

Three midshipmen at the Naval
Academy have been recommended for
dismissal it was learned today. Their
cases are now before the President
According TO statements at the Ma
val Academy, two of them are youths
who were involved in the disclosures
Of the gouging scandal last year and
placed on probation. Since then they
have fallen from grace" and their
general conduct record resulted in
their recommendation for dismissal
from the service.
The other youth is in much the same
situation, only his original offense was
in the hazing outbreak of last spring.
The Heart Of Jennifer, picture
well worth seeing Colonial Monday.
adv 3tdl0
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-12-13
Three Deaths in Family
In Six Past Weeks.

IN DIX Past Weeks.
The family OF the Brown Bros. deal
ers in sea food. of whom the eldest
member Of the firm, MIR. Joseph Brown,
die1 few days ago, have been sorely
afflicted. recently. In the short space
of six weeks the family hss been be
reft of two broth r. and p sister.
Mr.. James Brown, of Baltimore. q
painter, fen from ladder and wss
killed. The death of Mr. Joseph
Brown in this city November 2s is
the third in the family in six weeks.
AT the time of his death the family
had not been apprised of the death OF
a sister. Mrs. Evelyn Hall, of ssh
Francisco. who died in that city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-12-13
Glee Club Concert at Naval ACADEMY.

The Pennsylvania Glee Club gave a
concert Saturday night in the audit r.
ium st the Naval Academy which was
enjoyed by the midsh,prnen and their
friends. A large and fashionable au-
dience appreciated well select d snd
splendidly presented program.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-12-13
ANN ARUNDEL CHAPTER
D.A.R. Marks ROUTE
Places Bronze Tablet On Boulder
at X-Roads Which Gen. Wash
ington Traversed l32
Years Ago.
IMPOSING CEREMONIES.
A. s. Goldsborough Makes Stirring
Speech Masonic Local Lodge
Participates---An Inspiring 0c-
casion at Arundel.

Hovering around the old Cross
Roads in Anne Arundel county on Sat
urday afternoon, somewhere between
Millersville and Waterbury, must have
been the shade of General Washington.
who traversed the route one hundred
and thirty-two years ago next Sunday.
December 10, only il was not Sunday
in 1888
Ii was a momentous occasion for the
Ann Arundel Chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution, through
whose efforts boulder has been plac-
ed at the X-Roads TO mark the road
over which General Washington came
to Annapolis to resign his commission
as commander-in-chief OF the Amer
lean forces. which he did in the old
Senate Chamber. at the State House,
on December 10, 1888
The boulder, which weighs several
tons, was presented the Ann Arundel
Chapter by Mr. Henry KeideIon whose
property, on the Severn river, it was
found 1t was. after much effort. NOV
ed to the place desired, the land being
given for The purpose by the trustees
of Baldwin Memorial Church, opposite
The boulder is marked with a brass
tablet two feet long and fourteen inch
es wide. which bears the following in
scription:
''This Stone Marks the Old Stage
Coach Road Over Which General
Washington Trayersed ON His
Way to Annapolis,
December 10. 1898.
10 Resign His Commission as Com
mander-in- Chief of The AMER
lean Army.
This Tablet Is Placed by the Ann
Arundel Chapter, Daughters OF
the American Revolution.
September IS, 1915.
There was some mistake i'll the date
Of the ceremony, which did not take
place until Saturday. December II.
The ceremony of unveiling was very
impressive. As the large United States
flag that covered the stone and tablet
was drawn by the following boys. little
sons Of the Daughters" of the Revo-
luton. the church bell at Baldwin Me
mortal NJ E. Church rang out the
gladstone tidings.. The little boys who
did the unveiling were Charles
Edward Woodward, Jere Lord, j. Ed
ward Duke, Robert Henry, Woodward
Leakin Welsh, Foster Maynard, Rignal
Woodward. Fletcher Springfield Joyce
and Leslie Maynard.
They passed between a line of Boy
Scouts and Camp Fire Girls, who sa-
luted the flag and gave another salute
after the unveiling. A chorus. Mary
land, My Maryland" was sung prior to
the unveiling, and following it the
State Regent Of the d. A r., Mrs. Ar
thur Lee Bosley read an interesting
paper, r,commendatory of the Ann Arun-
del Chapters good work and the mem
orable occasion.
The Bentztown Bard read one of his
beautiful poetic gems on the incident
at the State House in the old Senate
Chamber. where Washington laid down
his sword. became a private citizen
and retired to Mt. Vernon.
The exercises of unveiling closed
with the Benediction by the Rev. f. Fl.
Shears. who said he was British sub
ject, and that he was performing the
marriage ceremony between Britain
and America on this occasion.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-12-13
Buys Summer Home at Round Ray,

Round Bay Beach Company has
sold to Mrs. Julia III. Strange.a parcel
of land at Round -Bay-on-the-S Severn,
which Mrs. Strange is improvi ny with
q two-story cottage which will front
directly on the beach. Joseph Groh is
the contractor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-12-13

Elsie Janis. in g Twas ever Thus. ;,
supported by Owen Moore and MvrtIe
Stedmsn- Colonial. Tuesday.
adv.2td13
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-12-13
SUSPENDS DAY "AT HOME.
Mrs. Christy Will Not Receive To-
marrow

Mrs. H H. Christy, wife of Cant.
Christy, u S. N.,of the "Reina Mer-
cedes = who observes Tuesday as her
day at home" viii not receive to-
morrow
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-12-13

Hazel Dawn and James Kirkwood.
in gripping photodrama-Co Colonial.
Monday adv. 3tdlO
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-12-13
SALAD SUPPER.

Every THURSDAY and Sun
DAY EVENING from 6 TO $
ut Hotel Maryland, served in
either the Grill Room or the
large Dining Room. Price,
80 cents. Special string
music.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-12-13

a. Tuesday Elsie Janis, in
.Eer Thus. a triple love
..tar br herself. adv. 2tdlS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-12-13

Before the ceremony of unyeiling
the tablet en- the boulder which marks
the X-roads traversed by General
Washington one hundred and thirty
two years ago, there was a very pleas
ing ceremonial at the Cross Roads
Hail. over which Mr. Richard Duvall
presided as chairman. and Mrs Lord,
Regent of the Ann Arundel Chapter,
opened with explanatory remarks of
the occasion. and the reading Of letters
of regret from Governor Goldsbor-
ough. former Governor Warfield, Col.
Oswald Tilghman, Mrs. Hogan. former
State Regent and others, who had
been invited.
The hall was decorated in United
states and Maryland flags, holly and
ivy. On the stage were seated the
State Regent, Mrs. Arthur Lee Bosley
and The following: Mesdames Wilson
Buckingham. Iglehart Baldwin. Den
mead, Miss Sudler. Mrs Sippell, Re-
gent OF Baltimore Chapter. Mr.. Mc-
FIjnsey. Rev. c. d. Taylor, Mrs. Mars
den. Mrs. Brevitt. Mrs. Ridout. Mrs
Garrison. Regent Of the Peggy Stew
art Tea Party Chapter; Mr. L. D. Gas.
saway. Rev. F. Shears. Mr.. A. S. Colds.
borough. 9Ir. Richard Duvall.
The exercises opened with singing oi
Hymn No. 704, followed with prayer By
the Rev. Charles D. Taylor. pastor o.
Baldwin Memorial IA E. Church
Mr.. Richard Duvall. master of cere
monies. spoke Of his interest in his
toric documents and Of the land a
Severn Cross Roads. being originaII,
Warfeld Plains. belonging to Richard
WarfieId. an ancestor of former Gov
ernor Edwin Warheld. in 1881 tn,
original Warfield family in Maryland
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-12-13
FOR SALE

Sleigh and Bells in first-class con-
dition. VIII sacrifice at $40. Good
runners. Apply at Capital office, or
Phone 60. d13-tf.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-12-13

Colonial, Monday Charming Hazel
Dawn, in "1'he Heart of Jennifer. q
drama of sacrifice. sdv. 3tdl0
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-12-13

UNDER THE CRESCENT at the
Lyric tonight. adv. ltd13
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-12-13

Santa Claus viii appear tonight in
the window at Benesch's store, Main
street, from z to Q o'clock and every
night until Christmas.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-12-13

Miss Claude's Phone, No. $50 (chang-
ed from 622-m) for taking orders. d13.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-12-13

UNDER TaE CRESCENT at the !
Lyric tonight. adv ltdlS. /
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30
Gs ,par Elm parieral
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aIii benz tpeftlid5em 8riegs'
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sei uHh rerpunbst.
s3RiI4sn sIf ilaE ON GtsHs sss
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2pnbpn, 29. Sanuar. - Da
nad ben bsftissn aGmpfsu in Jrants
reid unb gtanbern, am aHflns Der
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betrifft. 10 its6en bic offisisllsn Bee
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psranIaifsn ipiirbs. Dds GinsIss. tDas
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gstpibbeit, Dus 8uIgarisH tbuu miro,
nenn Rumdni.H in ben Rries eiHsrsift.
gulgarisn psrlangt ala preis fir isins
aeutraIitGt inmer nod ben jebt i'm
geits Der SsrbsH befinbIi4en sbsiI
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ftdnbnib gu MAIDEN.
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| IUsi5Iel, in Der 9eseno DON gcrlIs
MON, ma6ten in Der Raat oss Il.
SSauuar rufii4s SruppeR, DON Sen's.
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25s Mamn

&amen BEL BEN Il uutergan1
Der .gitnor" uums 2eben.
2oRSon, 90. San. aus elmer am
5reitas oer6ffsntlidteH 9srIuitlife
gebt berDpr, bab Der aruirte britiife
l5aubelsbampfsr .@ttnor", Der Dor elm
pudr Sasen an Der aiiite bon Srlauo
nit 4Ien an gorb unterging, cine ges
IfaBune DON 258 Waaun bate, aus Wsaa
rinereIsrpiiteu unb iuugeH 2euten Don
Der SanbeIsmarine befte6euo.
Inter Der 8eiaBung befonoen iia
"a Warinereisrotitsn DON gseu Sunos
lamb.
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Gin @etreibes Wspmoppl
@trb uu9 bon Der Ofers
rei9ii4en RegieruHg
eta bIirt perbeu.

@euebig, 90. San. Die Ofterrsis
dif6e Resierung bat befdIofeu. ein
9etreibemtnopoI gu orguuiiipsu, am,
Ii9 bem, bas in Deutf4laub protla'
mirt porbsn 1T. Der Diterrei4iIde
9ldsrbauminifter tiiHbigte an Jreitag
an, baB bic Grmes genus @etpeibeDor-
rdtbe ongef9offt babe, I'm BIB gnbe
Gusuft gu rsi4m. Da aber ieBt Diel
Gerite unb MOis perbudeH pirb,
5errfat Elm GROCER WsanseI ar @ieh-
futter.
Der S8ritt lit Guf >bringelbes 8ers
fansen bes Wiener Stdbtratbs unb
ber prsFe getban tDorben, bic ous
islbffii9tige Der9alten getpifisr rngd'
rif4er GroBgruHbbefiBer in Der
f9drfften Deiie tabeln. Die 3eitunsen
bebuupten, bab otefe 9runbbeiiser
tauienbe DON Sonnen 9etreibe uHo
Wsbl Derffeden, I'M fpdter uneebitbrs
li9 bobe preiie Dofiir DerlaRgen 81
tDnnen.
9luf Wunih Der 9runbbefiBer 9at
|iid bis>sfterreifii9e Regieru1tg beretr
ertldrt, ariegsgefansane fir bic Jeioa
arbeit db3utommuHOtreu, dls grias
fir bic gaueru, bic on Der Jronf biea
nen. Die 9efdngenen tperbsu in abs
Itbeiluneen Don 5ebn bis 100 WSarrH
Inusgebuusen fperbeu, unb biss beoell-
tet, baB fie MIR na3 ben gr5bereI
Giitsrn eef9idt fuerDeu.
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9ie Sffenliue oerSel lttrrtider uno 9eut=
ld)eu III Den Sarpat5en tuiro III ener=
glider @eiie fortgeiett~
Dir AutTrn AUDI aus finfm nn>frn 3)ak
ufrtrifbfn.

|2S. unb atusi llbr am Morseu bss 20.
|Sanuar parfsn 3ipei unisrsr sDiutiisr
cine sause alnsabl 8Omben auf bic
fsinbIidsn pOfitioneH in Der Gestnb
BON 2aon, aufere unb SOiions. am
waorsen beg 20. fpurbs Elm btuti6sr
gisrOplan bsi gerberDills berunterses
faoien. Die SHfaiel sin bsutider
Offi5isr unS Elm uutsroffisisr iOarbeu
Qefdnaeu qenomrneu.