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Evening journal., 1915-02-15

We are cosmopolitan in very truth. for we
draw our fashions from every known source.
At the moment. the Moyen Age idea is a CON
spicuous one The loosely helted tunic with
aaring skirt. commonly known as the Redingote,
is an exceedingly graceful and fashionable
garment The skirt that is best fitted for this
garment is narrow in effect although il may
include hidden plaits if greater width is de-
sired. But wider skirts have come. The cir
cular model is in high favor and plaits are used
in various interesting ways. However, in spite
Of the new plaits. there is a certain really class-
cal charm about the faring tunic over the mar
rover skirt that is not TO be gainsaid, and this
combination continues TO be a lavorite one and
will be fashionable for a considerable time to
come.
Evening journal., 1915-02-15
SPRING BLOUsEs SHOW NEW and INTERESTING FEA-

DERHAPS one Of the most notice
able features Of the Spring fash
ions is the tendency toward sim
plicity and toward high necks aad
long sleeves. The shirt waist has
come into its own again and will be
extensively worn. The blouse for
the tailored suits and for morning
Evening journal., 1915-02-15

in cut, and means quite sufficient
protection for many occupations. The
blue chambray with white bands IA
pretty. but in place Of the bands, tbs
edges could be scalloped with whita
or the material could be white butchers
linen with trimming Of bands in color
or with scalloped edges cmbroiderei
in blue or in duh red to give a good
effect. The third apron is very
simple one TO make for Il is cut in
Kimono style. and its sleeves may be
made short or long and finished with
bands and the patch pocket mean
real convenience
Evening journal., 1915-02-15

shorter and finish them with cuffs
or with trimmed edges. and undoubt-
edly when the real warm weather
arrives, the shorter sleeves will be IN
demand, but for the Spring. the long
ones with cuffs are preferred. The
materials are cotton and silk and
linen, while crepe de chine and talfeta
Evening journal., 1915-02-15

The velvet basque shows all the newest fea-
tures-the long sleeves, the neck open at the
front with high collar at back and the elon-
gated back, which is held by means Of a sash
with knotted ends. For the theatre, or for the
informal dance or dinner. this costume is most
appropriate. and in its combination OF materials
and its lines. it indicates the best Of the winter
fashions The color may Of course. be what
ever is most becoming or best liked. but the
costume reproduced here is Of rich, chestnut
brown velvet and soft, tan-oolored net. The
effect Of the tan-colored net over the charmeuse
is very attractive.
Evening journal., 1915-02-15

For the evening, there are wonderful fabrics.
and beautiful designs. great deal Of velvet, a
are being worn, and, in many instances the
heavy material is combined with lighter in a
way that gives wonderful effects. The basque
idea has been developed TO make very fascinating
little garments They are basques inasmuoh as
they are worn over the skirt, but they give
no hint Of severity, and together with full skirts
and full tunics, they produce a most charming
and picturesque effect On this page is shown
one that is fairly typical In this particular
instance it is made Of the milliner velvet that
is having great vogue for gowns this winter.
combined with soft silk net. The full gathered
tunic is banded with velvet ribbon and beneath
il is skirt OF white oharmeuse faced with velvet
at the lower edge.
Evening journal., 1915-02-15

THE negligee is one Of the gar
ments for which there is always
a need, and no woman ever vet
mad too big or even big enough a stock
and the latest models are sure to make
an inslstent appeal. The three that
are shown here are charming. each in
ITS own way and each in a different
way. The little jacket with deep
plated founoe and plated frills IS
an exceedingly dainty creation made
OF chiffon and lace. but the design is
the thing that is really essential, and
1t can be treated in a different way
and made Of different material 1t
would be very pretty made Of crepe de
Evening journal., 1915-02-15

chine in place Of the lace and with
lace hounces gathered in place Of the
chiffon that is plated, and it would
he very charming as well as useful
made OF crepe de chine throughout
with the plated or gathered fronts as
may be liked. II something more
practical and still more useful is
wanted, albatross could be used for the
entire garment or in combination, or
with the friils Of lace or Of crepe de
chine. and since all the frills are hn-
ished with straight edges, they could
be hem-stitohed or finished with picot
or treated in any other such way.
Evening journal., 1915-02-15

A pRONS that really cover and
"A protect the gown are necessary
4 in the studio as well as in the
home and new and practical designs
must find a welcome. The three that
are shown here are excellent. although
each is distinctly different from the
other. Two Of them are worn with
dust caps in Dutch style and these
caps are pretty and becoming as well
as useful The materials illustrated
are pcrcale for the apron at the ex-
treme left, and blue chambray for
the one at the center and a striped
madras for the one at the extreme
right. The materials are all good, all
Evening journal., 1915-02-15

wear are simple ia cut and simple in
treatment. and in great many
stances they are finished with high
turned-over collars although many
times these collars are left open at the
front TO effect a sort Of compromise
between the extremely high and the
very low neck. Two Of the models
that are shown here can be finished
either with high collar or with V
shaped neck and rolling collar. and it
Is always possible to make the sleeves
Evening journal., 1915-02-15
DESCRIPTION OF PATTERNS

s47o Plain Waist 81 to 40 bust.
$500 Gathered Blouse, "a to AZ bust.
1854 Gathered Blouse, 81 to AZ bust.
S55s Breakfast Jacket, Small, Medium
and Large.
S355 House Jacket, 81 to a. bust.
$500 Dressing Jacket, "a to a. bust.
$40 Kitchen and Studio Apron, Small
Medium and Large.
S5I4 Work Apron, Small, Medium and
Large.
S4I7 Apron with Kimono Sleeves,
Small, Medium and Large.
ZOO Utility Caps, One Size.
5000 Fancy Caps, One Size.
1855 Shirt Waist or Blouse. "a to "a
bust.
Evening journal., 1915-02-15

and very generally becoming. This
sleeves are finished with the regulation
straight cuffs. In the illustration, the
material IS a new madras, but the
model could be utilized Tor any sea-
sonahle material or fabric. II would
Ice very pretty made Of crepe de chine
and very fashionable. and crepe ds
chine in the sand and putty shades Is
liked for general wear. The plain
blouse that can be with single revers
giving a more open meek or with two
reYcrs a. shown in the small view. but
in either case the collar is open at the
front. is a iavorite.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16
STATE OF MARYLAND
State Reads Com mission.
NOTICE TO C0aTRAC fORS.

SEALED Props AIS FOR BUILDING One
SECTION OF STATE HIGHWAY. As FOL
LOWS,-ANNE ARL NDEL COUN TY.-
one 5 CTION F The ANNAPOLIS
B0uLEvARD BETWEEN SEVERN RIVER
AND CoLLFGE cSEEK BRIDGES. AP
FORTUNATELY z MILES (AIscADAAt.1
VII De reserved BY the safe Roads Couauissio n
e Ks ctH e. s0I Garrets Bufding. Baltimore
Mar land until y NJ. On the
sard DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1915.
az uhich TINE and Place hey viI Be pzsliely op-
erred and rad
BIDS mast 81 msde u1c1 the bark fDrFn con
tzl1ed n the bock of spcclaczsiors SpertSca-
tioas and pians VII b= furnished 5y the CoEmis-
si0n uroa ag0'sraricn and cash p1yuent q sTc0.
as hereafter 10 ehsrges viii be permitted
No Ids viii be received uuIsss accompanied By
ce-tifed check fer the -um 4 Fve Hundred
tssgcl Dollars. payabls to tie State Rosds Con
nfssz.
The s1rressfui bidder Eill be regufrsd % give
Bod. and cor-nly Wi.h the Aers cs the General
Assembly os Maagiaad Eespec iaz Contracts.
The ccnulafou reserves TIE right to reiect
any and al ai1z.
BY ORDER e TIRE Ssase Roads cozzzssou II Is
sth DAY of Ngvamber. 1915.
Q. E. WELLER. Chairman.
WI l. MARCY. Secretary. zli-i2
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16
TEE CAPITAL
BETTER FIRE PROHIBITION.

In its complete report presented to
the Court. the Grand jury for the
October term Of Court. among many
other wise and expedient things sug-
gssted. recommended better fire pro
lection FOR the city schools. both The
High and Grammar Schools.
n there is any place that should be
protected in case OF FIRE. il is the
school where children assemble and
are at the mercy Of public officials
A FIRE at . school is something too hor-
ribIe to contemplate. We have an
awful illustration in the FIRE which
recently occurred in the school at
RoxbuFy. MISS. wheFe hundreds OF
children lost their lives
Fire drills are all very we'll in their
place. but how often DO our city
schools have FIRE driIl2 Besides. in
case OF Ere ogtcatin.es. both teacher
ana children lose tSelr heads. AMI
where there are winding stairs. doors
opening inward and not outward. and
a hundred other things that are not
as they ought to be. accidents may
,ccur BY one child or dozen. falling
causing JAIN and a stampede that
may do more damage than the fire
does.
We want and must have every pre-
caution thrown around our little ones
At the public school to guard against
calamity in case OF fire. We must
have plenty Of fire escapes. whether
the school Board has money enough
or not We must have FIRE extin-
guishers in every room in the school.
aud in all the haIlways.-in short. we
must have every possible protection
against Gre at our public schools.
We trust cur ehiIdren's lives into
the hands OF our school officials and
This trust must be respected and not
violated
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16
THANKSGIVING DAY
PROCLAMATION.

TO the People of the state e aEaryiana.
GreetiaEs
Where's. TIE President of TIE CEtted
States has. hy lis EsruelaEatlo1. set apart
Thnrs.lay. esoveMber tEeLty-ffth nexrs
- a day q tAanks-ivfrr and prayer. ana
where's. the reopls q TIE State have
great cause 70 te thankful rhar. tAreEsh
the mercy q Almighty Cod they hare
been free fruzl psstiience and disaster
an1 h&ve been blessed with peace ard
prosperity.
New. therefore I. PAiuips Lee Gold-bor-
or<h. Gcxermor of Narytand. under aud
b. authozisv vested "a me b. Law 90 here
~ declare ard pres2aira
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTY
FIFTH, IsIa-
A. TuANKSGIS fSG DAY.
ana I earnestly ask that On tnsf day the
r.eapie u the state refrain truza their US
fsaI voeasinns and "a hteir bones aud ri1-
ees q worship. meet and OEer uEfelEued
thanks 70 Tod Tor his nlanT blessings. ana
rrnyers fsr tie cuzsfna1nee e HIS E1vire
favee-
Csvea under my hard and
the Great seal ef MARY
GREAT SEAL Mrd. Done az the city e
or Annapafis. this eighth Say
MAINLAND C Ngvember in L. year of
our Lord. Oze Thousand
Nine Hundred ard Fifleea-
PHILLIPS LEE GOLDSBoROEGH.
~ he Governor.
ROBERT p. GRAHAM
nia-1t Secretary o. SsaEe-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16
SPIES!

Spies, The very name IS hateful
Every honest man and woman abhors
a SPY. yet we feel that spies are all
around US and our government is at
their mercy.
At any time one OF those spies
might throw a bomb into the Capitol
az Washington. as one did not long
since. At any time one Of these spies
may FIRE the Army and Navy Depars-
ment. Treasury Building OF any
other public building.
What is to PREVENT They prob
ably think it their duty to annihilate
this government. and VIII set 70 work
10 do it. Spies are merciless and re-
lentless. We must needs take every
precaation against the serpent spy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
Suhsrrther. - Anue Arurt
obtained FREQ. the 0rrlt9s tH--
Aruaslei Colutx, o. Aarg.al..
Ntfrrftsi strz ftau Dn fna gef -.sH. ..#..
MICHAEL LEkA
lrfa - Anne Arun-tei rulu-r ...s
All uarsors hHviog csatus
e,sss sssf are hrrebF waTu+t rs
sauae. wtth FnE. aera tle-a1f ST. -
serftar ag ar before che
sasa ns1 OE AeRtE. 1a.
They rzzy Otherwise lv taE. F..
frnra 81 b.sEe1t - saiI estate
Eaaahtei Is said estate lrs e..
make irlnleliAte payment
G,iEel Uutisr my lalt r1.s --
October Isl1
NICHOLAS q. 6
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16
To The Policyholders Of the
Prudential Insurance Com
pany Of America.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
a meeting OF the policyholders Of The
Prudential Insurance COMPANY Of
America will be held az the Home Of
fee OF said Company. in the City %
Newark. y. Jon Monday. the sixth day
Of December, 1915, at Il o'clock, noon,
for the purpose OF selecting fifteen
persons TO be voted for by the policy
holders trustee rs members OF the
Board OF Directors at the annual cleo
ton OF Directors OF the Company TO be
held on the tenth day Of January, 1915.
At such meeting every poiicvhoIdsr
OF the Corporation who Is OF the age OF
twenty-one years or upwards and
whose policy has been in force for at
least one year. last past. shall be en-
titled to cast one vote in person or by
proxy
FORREST 2. DRYDEN.
President
i1s. ale. sis. ole. ME.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16

N0TICE IS HERERT GIVEN. That TIE
Subscriber. e Anne Arul.3eI County. has
obtained from the orphsnsT Coxrr Ct A7ne
Arunsiel County. IN Maryland Letters q
ADMINISTRATORS OF the perso1al estate CT
MARIA L COOPER. -.
fzte q Anne Arundei CoErxy. deceased
Al persons having claims against re De-
ceased are hereby warned &c exhloEt the
sane with WORKERS thereof 10 the sxt-
serfber. on or before the
list DAY OF MARCH. 1sfe-
Tney nav. otherwise 81 law. - rxcI IL :
ed fru1 al b@ne1t q said estate Al per-
socs indebtel 70 sid estate are requested
70 make tnn@tt-tH raymenx.
Gfsea ansies ~ AAnd this 18th day CO
Serssubsr Lslz
wTNsoS @ GaTT.
Administrators.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16

Notice e. hereby given. That t1a
scTtber % Anne Arundel coan-v .
obtained from Che Orphans Court +.
anne Arundel C1arty 10 Nary.a-
ettars Testamenta-y So t1e person.
estate %
ALEXANDER n. MCCORMICK
1ate % Aaue Arundel County 5eer
All persons having claims against
deceased ara hereby warmed tr ara...t
the same. w1th vouchers thereof
or before the
6IH pAT OF MARCH 1919
They NAY Otherwise. a} .a -
eiudcl from 4li benefit OF ssff esIa
sll persons indebted 90 said estate a-s
eequezted 10 mack immediate payment
Given 1nter ny hand ta.s5 Ist Gas
81 August, 1918
ELIZA MCCORMICK
HOWARD EcCl ffrN
Eafrrs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16

Since Japan has come ont into the
open with an avowed policy Of doni-
mating the orient-and China espec-
iaIly-to her commercial and poiit-
teal advantage. the Chinese people
have become unified and stable than at
any time in recent history. Whether
this conference Is permanent or transit
tory. whether the Chinese viii be able
TO stick together long enough to ac-
compIfsh anything. remains 70 BE seen
but reports from Picking indicate that
China has undertaken the greatest
warlIke preparations ever made BY
the Celestials. An initial order for
one hundred submarines OF the largest
type is said to have been placed in the
United States Since the greatest
value OF the submarine lies in defense,
1T appears the Chinese hope to make
their seaeoast impregnable. as in FOR
mer periods they found protection
from in vasion through the erection Of
the Great Wall,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16

Again has the Panama Canal yin
dfcatsd its essential utility as a STRAIT
ezfc factor in The defense Of the Uni
ted states. The handling or the Ma
val Academy rrscttce squadron dur-
ing the past summer. which visited
the Pacific coast. in the opinion Of
naval experts. Afforded ample proof
thar the entire American battIeship
fact coHid pass through the canal in
one day. This is more than the
American navy viii ever require Of
the canal + Is difficult 70 imagine
a situation when anything OF great
Importance coaid BE gained as q re
suit Of the fleets passage IN a single
day. bur such a situation might. con
cefvably. occur. And the canal man
agement has shown the world that il
can Be done. II necessary.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. That the
Subscriber has obtained from TIRE OrphaEs'
Court Of Anne ArEndel County IN MARI
land. Letters of Administration On the per
so1ai estate Of
MARIaNSA SCALA.
lata q Anne Arundel County. deceased
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned 20 exhibit the
same. with the v0- Ners thereof. 20 the
subscriber. o. or before tie
e5fh DAY OF APRIL. 1878
They Gay. otherwise by law. Be- excluded
from al bezeet q said estate AL per
sons Indebted 70 said estate are requested
20 r1AEe -mnaedizte paymeat-
Givea under ny haad this 21s- dag q
October. 1919
EASTER J. SCALA.
Administrator.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16
NOTICE 10 CREDlToRs

Notice Is hereby given. That The se5-
zeribers q Anns Arundel County have
oatatled from the Orphans Cc-u a-
Anne Arandel County. IN Mary
Letters q Administration on ths ver
s9uaI estate o.
JOHN e. H0LLTFS
late % Anne Arundel Comfy teceas st
Al persons having claims against -l4
deceased are hereby warned &c exhibit
the same, With the vouchers there's
TO the Subscribers. on or before the
l0th Day Of February, 1915.
they may. Otherwise. By law. be en-
eiuded from Al benefits OF said ss,ste
Al persons tnisbted % said estate are
requested 30 make immediate payment
Gfsen under my hand this srd t4y
or August 1915.
JOHN ". H0LLISS.
CHARLES 9 IOLLNs
AdnirisErators
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16
Real Estate For Sale.


4 valuable real estate situate on West
street. in the City Of Annapolis, having
= frontage On said West street OF 1855
feet. with depth OF 3o4-s feet. more or
less The said LOT runs through to
Northwest street. fronting on said
Northwest street - feet This property
Is ore OF the best locations for business
q any kind IN the town. and especially
fer an automobile garage or moving
picture theatre. OF any other business
CT that character TIE lot Is Improved
BIZ large
.TW0-ST0RY BRICK DWELLING.
For price and terms CT sale apply 10
A T. BRADY.
Attorney for Owner.
oe-d Arundel Ra.a3irg
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16

The process OF the allied forces at
the Dardanelles has been necessarily
slow. The Germanic advance in Rus
SIS has enabled the Turks to eoncen-
trate their entire military strength
for the defense OF the straits. while
the French and English. handicapped
with other campaigns. has been con-
PEELED 20 rely upon a comparatively
small expeditionary force. Although
their gains have been slow. they have
been consistent. and every yard gain
ed under such circumstances becomes
a feat all the more remarkable As
son as the Italian expedition is align
ed with the French and British or
GalipOli the ultimate fall OF the Oar
daneIles VIII be considered set for
ward And II Japan should send an
expedition. as has been suggested.ths
straits would very speedily be lost
TO the Turks forever
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN T1a
the Subscriber L4a obtaiuet FL tte
Orphans Court OF Anne Arundel
County. IN Maryland. Letters - Al
minislration on the personal e-t-te
ALFRED BAkER
late q Anne Arundel County. tecsaE
ed All parsons having claims sFas1
the deceased. are hereby warned
exhibit The same. wirh the soac
thereof 20 the subscriber. or CT
lore the
2gTH DAY or JANUA. isl..
They nay otherwise. By iaR. g. 2.
cluced from ali benefit of sid es.e
AL persons Indebted 20 said estate 81
requested @ make iunedl4fe ra r..-..
Given under ny hand rlis u lar
Of July, 1915
RAsEU5 Ci.AUS0N.
Admin -trztr-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16

We have in this country extreme
pacidsts who are referred TO as q
peace at any price" sort, to whom
he honor and dignity OF the nation
means nothing. who would rather be
slaves than freemen il TO be free they
must be brave enough 10 defend their
heritage and 4ppreciative enough to
make some sacrifices for il. even the
sacrifices OF life itself: we have, like
wise. the extreme lingoes who want
war because they prefer strife to tran
guilty: brutal force 70 diplomacy.
noise and buster TO col and depend
able courage. The man in the White
House does not desire war.nor do they
who are backing his defense program,
but he Insists that the flag shall be
respected and he wants his country
70 be in position to enforce the re-
spect that Is its due whenever, If
ever. ability 70 employ force may be
required to preserve the peace
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16
- ID cREDIToRs

NOTICE lS HEREBY GIFGN Eda
-ae Subscriber has obtained rrrl tls
rgha1s foarl cf Aals AruHte. ...r-
r 70 L2ry iant. letters IS at.-
ratica Oh Jse personal esta1e -
A g EI-EISE sEEBQra
are q Aune Arundel Count
tl persons having claims aE..... f
deceased are hereby warned --
aa sane with vouchers. 10 tl- s-.
sertaer. on OF before the
7TH Day or nECElLBEE Co.'s
TLey may. otherwise. By Law. % s1
studded from all benefits q sall asaf
81 persons indebted 60 said sstsf. s-s
requested 20 make Immediate BsTr.---
Given under ny hand thts Ist -I
June. 1915
FERDINAND EEEnohH
Hs-.....
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16
NOTICE.
stockholders Meeting Of the Work
ingmen's Building and Loan Asso-
citation Of Annapolis and Anne
Arundel County.

The Annual Meeting OF the STOCK
boilers OF the workingnea's Building
and Loan Association OF Annapolis
and Anne Arundel County. Nd. win
be held at $ O'clock p. NJ at its off,
ces ~ les Conduit street. on
WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER Il, 1915.
for the election OF board OF direc-
tors for the ensuing year. and the
transaction OF such business as may
he brought before It
l. jas NJ BOYD.
President
FRANCIS NJ QUINN.
n2-td- Secretary.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16
FOR SALE.

BY authority OF the owner. I offer
for sale. ar private sale. the property
No "a East street. In the city OF An
napolis, improved by =
Frame Dwelling. Three Stories High
Seven rooms. hath and two toilets. Gel
lar z0x1s. When last rented the prop
erty brought SIS per month. Two
thirds Of purchase price can remain
On mortgage
JAMES ". OWENS.
o3s-td Attorney for Owner.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16

ofIce Of the Collector and Treasurer Nh
nicfpzl building. Gloucester street.
Annapolis. Nd November Is. 1915.
The undersign petitioner has fled an
application with the City Treasures. 70
present 10 the Mayer. Counselor and Alder
men % the City q Annapolis. Nd for
Hotel Liquor License 70 sell spfrituous auf
fermeutEfl Liquors.
J-ALBERT ADAMS. for Hotel Liquor Ii
eenSe az - Calvert street
JOHN Il. WELLS
Collector and Urea surer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16

Always depend upon our ice cream
pleasing. II IS pure and delicious.
soothing and refreshing. We Gse
nothing out the purest Of cream and
choicest Of fruit favors. Adhering
strictly to this nAs attracted TO rs
discrini aating patronage Phone Is
YOUR order and same viii be given the
most careful attention
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16

Ordered. this sth day OF November,
1915. that the sale OF the property men,
toned in these proceedings made and
reported by James ". Owens. attorney
be ratified and confirmed unless cause
to the contrary Thereof be shown On or
before the Eleventh day Of December,
next.
Provided copy Of this Order be in
serted in some newspaper published in
Anne Arundel county. once in each Of
three successive weeks before the
Eleventh day Of December, next
The report states the amount Of
sales to be Twenty-one hundred
(s2,1o0) dollars
GEORGE WELLS. Clerk.
True Copy. Test
GEORGE WELLS. Clerk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-16

They do say that false teeth were
worn two thousand years ago sun.
in some respects those we're the good
old times