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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-13

The Dream program for Sunday will display a strong labor drama in two parts under the title of "The Foremans Treachery." The story is of compelling interest and filled with strong dramatic situations. In addition, charming Miss Lillian Walker will appear in a most interesting and humorous comedy to- gether with the famous Bunny. The story Is something unusual in the com edy line and relates the difficulties of young artist in winning the girl of his choice in the face of the objections of an obdurate father. The artist is com pelled to substitute the girl in place of statute which the father has purchas- ed. in order to accomplish the desire of his heart and the humor arises through this substitution. The two comedy bill displayed Thursday will be repeated to- night
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-13

Chas Cummings. well wnown old ing to resume search for the elusive
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-13

Jack Burke, being loyal Moose. is in town to offlciate at the big race on Monday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-13

\ letter from the Candle district brings the information that there is considerable mining going on in that section and things are generally pros porous Swanson and partners are working on Candle and are said to have developed some god pay Slim Rydeen is working on Bear creek and has freighted large quantity of sup plies for use during the summer Slim expects to make a journey to Nome about the first of March. Hilkey Rob inson of the Robinson, Madgis Co. and Rod Dimmich made trip to the KobuB last month. They reported mining activity and everybody is we'll
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-13

The baseball teams will lineup for to- nights games at A B. hallas follows:
 Tigers-Weaver IFS. Marr c, Powell 3b, Kirk ?. Fromm 1b. Brame If, Miller A. E. If, Lomen c. 2b Dieren ls, Heckel, Lesher, subs.
 Malamutes-Wilson Sb. Jackson 1b, Lomen C. Bursik p, Scott rs, Hagen Is, Fox If Bartholomew 2b, Perry If
 Eagles-Miller rs Lomen Sb. Thomp- son c. Jones 1b, sheldon Is. Walsh 2b. McGuire If. Weigart D, Whitehead If.
 Capt Lewis of the Bears was too busy today looking after the dogs he will drive in the Moose Handicap to think of baseball so we were unatl, to get his lineup.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-13
SPRING DRESS GOODS

In pIaids, roman stripes, broeadsd with plain coIors. Silks and ssrass to match. All new goods, latest style.
 Now 1t the time to get a good ssIec.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-13
WANTED-oRDERs OF FREIGHT.

Maine Northwestern of ties rails and rolling stock formerly owned by the PnnsuIar Rail would pleased freight These whether position freight he
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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-13

Nome Daily Nugget is the organ of ail the people, subscribe now, $2.00
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-13

MRS. J. WANcER'S 2nS Ave. opp. Court House.
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
NAVY TRIES FORWARD PASS.
Fair Successes Are Obtained in Scrim-
mage Against Scrubs.

Head Coach Ingram continued to put
in his best licks with the Naval Acad-
envy football team yesterday afternoon
on the forward pass plays.
In scrimmage against the scrubs a
large variety of passes were used and
afr success was obtained. No change
has been made in the backield this
week, Captain Miles being at quarter,
Martin and Westphal at the halves and
Won Heimburg at fullback.
All these, except Westphal, are used
to throw the ball in some of the plays,
and there are plays in which any Of
the backs and ends take the ball. In
carrying the ball the team was not so
successful yesterday, even Martin, the
fourth classman, who has been doing
such good work, being stopped on most
of his attempts
Jackson and Kenworthy were on the
ends, but the positions may be consid-
cred the most uncertain on the team.
Harrison and Blodgett, candidates for
these places, have been kept out of
many practices on account of injuries,
but if they get into shape they are
likely to make strong bids for the pla-
ces. Both have strong ability in get
ting the ball in forward pass plays, a
knack which the other end candidates
lack at the present time.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
HON. JAMES A. DAWKINS
Taken Suddenly III While On Cam
paign Tour.

Taken suddenly i'll while en- route
from Annapolis to the lower part of
the county, where he was scheduled to
make a speech before a Democratic
mass-meeting al Cedar Grove last
night. Mr. James A. Dawkins. of Bal
timoTe, well-known to Annapolitans
and indeed throughout the State as
Uncle Jimmie was compelled TO re-
turn to Baltimore without fulfilling
his engagement.
Mr.. Dawkins was apparently feeling
well when ne left Annapolis in an au-
tomObile with a number of local Dem
ocratic leaders, including former SEN
ator Joseph H. Bells. However, be-
tween Annapolis and South River he
complained of feeling sick, and from
this point to Cedar Grove his condi-
tion became such that ii was necess-
ary 70 return Immediately TO Camp
Parole, where he took the car and re-
turned to Baltimore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
DONATION DAY" FOR THE
HOSPITAL is TOMORROW.
Contributions From COuntains As Well
AS From the Residents of An
napOlis Are Always Welcomed.

Tomorrow Saturday will be "doua-
tion day" at the Annapolis Emergency
Hospital, and Sunday will be Hospital
Day in all OF the churches of the city
as well as in some few of the churches
in the rural sections of the county.
On Saturday the hospital authorities
will gladly receive donations, not alone
of money, but of vegetables fruit, can
ned goods, meats, or indeed, anything
the donor cares TO contribute. In past
years there has been a good response
on donation day from the county people
of Anne Arundel. many of whom have
had occasion to benefit by the hospi-
tails nearness and Willingness to care
for county patients.
On Sunday the offerings in churches,
which are not designated to other or
special purposes, will be given TO the
hospital treasury.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
COURT TAKES A RECESS.
Suspends Business Until After Next
Tuesday---Election Day.

After a brief session during the
morning hours during which they ex-
mined one or two witnesses and then
PASSED upon a number of cases already
heard. the Grand Jury for the county
this morning took a recess until next
thursday. The court will at the end
t its day, recess over until We6nes-
cay
The grand jury. has, it is understood
rought in q number of additional pre-
entments during the past few days,
those against whom presentments =
lave been returned include Henry
luton, who is charged in three
cases with forgery and with altering
checks Of a number Of Annapolis mer-
nants. This occurred during the lat
.er part of July of this year.
The jury has also returned present
nents against Joseph Kimball and
llagner Queen. two colored men who
we're arrested during the summer Tor
'eliing liquor on Sunday ana without
license. The men were caught in a
raid on their place in CAROLS Alley.
he raid being made by Patrolman
owman, Of the City police force.
Another presentment returned is
ne against George Hlllery who is &C.
used Of the larceny of 500 from G. W.
Townsend, on August 6th.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
Schedule OF Events at Naval Academy


For the benefit of some who may not
have seen the schedule of events at the
Naval Academy they are published
herewith by request:
Saturday. October $3.50 D. m.
football, Navy VS.. North Carolina A.
and NJ. College; SIS p. M, midship-
mems hop.
Wednesday November 3-3.45 D. m.
football, First Glass VS. Second Glass.
Saturday, November ESQ p m.
football. Navy VS. Bucknell University /;
p. m, football, Fourth Class VS.. the
Pennsylvania Freshmen
Wednesday, November 10 Football
Fourth Glass open date.)
Saturday, November 1880 p. M,
football, Navy VS.. Colby College; Sis
p. m. midshipmen's hop.
Wednesday. November 17-3.45 p. m,
football. class championship.
Thursday, November 1S--3.45 p. m.
football. losing classes.
Saturday, November 20-2.30 p. m.
football, Navy VS.. Ursinus College.
Wednesday, November 24-S.15 p. m.
midshipmen's hop.
Thursday, November 25--i0.30 a. m
football, Fourth Glass VS.. Williamson
School
Saturday. November 27,-2 D. m.
football Navy VS.. Arby ON the Polo
Grounds, New York.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
BIG MASS MEETING At
ASSEMBLY ROOMS
Democrats VIII Wind Up Cam
paign in Anne Arundel Here
Tomorrow Night.
MEETING AT CEDAR GROVE.
Democrats Of Acne Arundel at Brook
lyn Today Tour the County

Touring the county before the clcc-
tion next Tuesday. the candidates ON
the county Democratic ticket today
visited BROOKLYN this county. and
held q large mass meeting. 90 which
the chief speaker was the Hon En-
erson G. Harrington Democratic can
didate for Governor besides others
on the ticket
Yesterday afternoon and last night
the Democratic state and county can
didatcs madc whirlwind tour of the
lower section of this county Meet
ings were held 40 Bristol. Friendship
Mckeudrcc ana Cedar Grove The
speaker, wore state senator William
J. ogden. oI Baltimore: James 4.
Dawkins %: Baltimore. Robert Moss
Ridrek P. Melvin and Nicholas II
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
DEATH OF CLAUDE KALMEY.
Passes Away at Eudowood Sanitorum
Baltimore---Funeral Tomorrow.

MIR. Arthur Claude Kalmey a well
known Annapolitan, died at Eudowood
Sanatorium, Baltimore Coutuy, last
night, after lingering illness.
Mr.. Kalmey, until the impairment of
his health, year ago, resided at the
family residence on College Avenue.
At that time, upon the advice of his
physician he entered the Maryland San.
atorium in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Although receiving the most skillfuI
treatment and living in an altitude
conducive to arresting the progress of
his malady, tuberculosis, which Mr..
Kalmey developed, following an attack
of pneumonia some years ago, it rapidly
advanced. To be nearer relatives
Miss Allie Kalmey and Mrs. F. w
Wagner, now residing in Baltimore,
Mr.. Kalmey was removed to Eudo-
wood, some weeks ago.
He is the son of the late Mr.. Jere.
miah w. and Mrs. Caroline l. Kalmey.
His mother died two years ago. He
was unmarried. Two brothers also
survive him, Mr.. Lee Kalmey. of this
city and Mr.. w. Miller Kalmey, of
Philadelphia, newspaper man.
Mr.. Kalmey was q communicant of
the Episcopal Church and the burial
services will be held at St. Anne's
Church, the Rev. DR.. Joseph P. Me
Comas. rector, officiating, tomorrow.
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. In
terment in st. Anne's Cemetery.
The body may be viewed on Satur-
day at the residence of Mr. Lee Kali
mey, 20 Carroll street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
TWO RAINBOWS THIS MORNING
SAILORS TAKE WARNING.
A Double Bow Seen in Western Sky
But Little Rain

The old legend has it
Rainbow at morning
Sailors take warning:
Rainbow at night,
Sailors delight
This morning there was not only
one rainbow but two visible In the
western sky. People wha were out on
the streets between so and 7.3O stood
IN little groups and watched the
phenomena of double rainbow in the
western sky and there had been no rain.
II was at strangely beautiful sight.
these prismatjc cojors forming the
double bow. that melted into nothing
ness as the sun came up higher and
higher from a roseate bank IN the east
ern sky.
No rain, and a double rainbow. "
said some one. Yes. there is really
oth:ng strange about that because
asst night there was very heavy dew
and the roofs and vegetation were SIS
though Il had ra ned this morning IL
vas these suspended drops OF nearly
condensed moisture in the air against
which the sun sh1ne that caused the
rainbow. the seven pvismatc c0lors
blending through reflection and re-
fraetive of the suns rays IN the sus-
pended moisture. A slight shower
fell al 8, a. m.
Seeing the rainbow, and believing
the old superstition that il forehodes
warning Of bad weather. many Of the
boatmen did not venture out this
morning This was especially true Of
the oystermen.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
PRESIDENT WALTON ILL.
May Undergo Operation for Append
icitis.

Mr.. James A. Walton. president Of
the County Commissioners. IS confined
10 his home on Francis street suffer
ing from appendicitis. Mr.. Walton's
attack is not acute, but it is under
sto that as soon as his condition i'm
proves he will undergo an operation
for the removal of the troublesome ap-
pendix.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
Dance for S. P. c. A.
At Carvel Hall Tomorrow

A benefit The Dsnsant will be given
tomorrow. Saturday afternoon from
4.30 to Z o'clock at Carvel Hall for the
benefit of the Society for Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals. Good music will
be furnished for the dance. Tickets
are priced at twenty-five cents, and
generous patronage is solicited. The
cause is a worthy one and appeals to
all. 1t is hoped those who cannot at.
tend the dance will buy tickets and
help the cause.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
Has Accepted Position.

MIR. j. w, Reynolds. formerly a
clerk at the Office of superintendent Of
the Naval Academy. has accepted
position as stenogrspher and book
keeper at the Isaac A. Shepherd Co..
Baltimore. Md. Mr.. Reynolds has
fully recovered from his nervous break
down he suffered here while holding 9
position at the Naval Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
TONIGHT'S MEETING.
IN Interest Of Fight to Relieve Tuber-
culosis.

A meeting open to the public is to
be held tonight in the lower room Of
ne City Assembly Rooms at o'clock,
under the auspices OF the Anne Arun-
del county Branch of the Maryland So
ciety for the Relief and Prevention Of
tuberculosis.
II is urged the members will be
resent on time so that business may
ne speedily dispatched. MIR. }. ue
Peyster Douw is president of the local
Branch, and viii preside at tonight $
meeting. A cordial invitation is ex.
tended the public to be present. espe-
cially the Eastport District Nurse ;
Aid.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
HaIlow E'En Festival.

Ladies of the congregation of East
port Methodist Episcopal Church will
hold a Halloween festival and supper.
Monday and Tuesday nights Nov. l
and 2. Watch for advertisement in
the Capital. Supper will be served
from to 10 p. m.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
Officers Bal Masque
TO be Held February H.

The official schedule Of officers hops
has been announced the initial dance
to be held on next Friday night, No
vember 5. The other dates are: M
vemer 20. December 10, January rs
and 2s and March TO-
The principal event on the officers
calendar will be the annual fancy dress
ball, at which dancers and onlookers
vii be expected to wear fancy dress or
domino costume. This will take ulace
on February IL.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
RIVAL LELEVENS
PLAY HERE TOMORROW
Maryland Intercollegiate Honors to
Be Fought for at College Park.
ST. JOHNS, VS.. M. A. C.
Washington College Eliminated From
Winner May Upset
An Calculations.

IHt game a. College Park to-
afternoon between the elevens
.u' College. and the Maryland
maI College fierce rivals for
intercollegiate athletic hon
period of many years, the
tle state championship en-
crucial period
little doubt that the best
Top honors lies among the
lauts of tomorrow and the
Johns Hopkins The latter,
hT Briclley, Haryard's great
u the last two seasons, has
oru far ahead of anything il
a for years past, and its ad-
believe that it viii conquer ali
.#.f teams with ease
mo-, conceded by ST. Johns, or
..cs and the victorious team to-
afternoon viii AZ once begin
adons 10 overcome the Varsity
that is possible and they be-
is ST. Johns has a heavier
nam usual ana an unusually fine
Je in th backGeld Captain
81 quarter and Stronger at
HHIback, are real stars in run
with the ball either from scrim-
or in The open field.
.uEi is an alround back, though
the equal of the other two, and
IIHack St Johns has a big pow
fellow n Turner who has had
years experience, and won a
a.ation ass q plunging linebreaker.
substitutes for the backfield are
rley. az quarter. and Cooke and
5H for the other positions
Johns line averages 10 pounds,
heavy line for the local college
probable arrangement at the
viii be- Left end. Andrews; left
.le Selby; left guard, Bowers;
Dryden; right guard Hart
right tackle. Woodward; right
H Noble. II is veteran line
#e tackles and ends have played
Hme positions for one or more sea-
previously Both guards have
II ad I'm some OF the matches in for
years. and the center of the line
strengthened greatly by the re-
90 of George Dryden. the center Of
1913 team. and rated as the best
.u iu the State in that position. The
ugest line substitutes are Hyde,
fer. Crum. Claude and Smith, at
sles ana and guards; JaTman and
r0os, ends.
Johns has a great variety of for
...a pass PLAYS. which are liable to
Ground ON any team when they
working right They have been
aiur them faithfully this week.
e>pect TO handle them with ac-
.H. this afternoon. St Johns
John Wilson AN old st. Johns
handled these plays with such
HAT me won a reputation which
aeI among Eastern and South
'legos, and he is regarded as one
most expert passers who has
this vicinity.
trcugth of the local plays lies
variety. ass well as their ac-
and when they are working
b. opposing team is generally
e.l hv the constant changes in
hHgtou College has been elm
from The race for the State
uansbip by its overwhelming
ey Johns Hopkins. and Mt. St.
hy defeats both by Johns Hop
ud ST. Johns Western Mary
probably not so strong as the
9u coutenders.
WurCaus, as q rule, see nothing
Johns Hopkins, but the ST.
and Farmers are not going
tamcly to this verdict. The
ot tumorrow's game may yet
ai calculations,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
Sale Of Real Estate Tomorron.

Attorney James W. Owens namtd
in mortgage will offer at public sale
tomorrow, Oct. 80 at the Court House
door at IL clock several valuable
pieces Of prperty on Clay and Pleas
ant strces, on Northwest street, and
on Calvert street, etc For particulars
see advertisement second page Of this
paper.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
TWO LOCAL DELEGATES
To Represent Annapolis to Third Pro-
yinciaI SYNOD

The Episcopal Convention of the
Diocese of Maryland. which met yes
terday and the day before in Baltimore
elected Mr.. Daniel r. Randall one of
the lay deputies, and MIR. Ridgely p.
Mevlin one of the alternate lay depu-
ties 70 the Third Provincial Synod
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
ATTENTION JUNIORS!

The members of Annapolis Council
No. 80, Jr. o. L. A. NJ. are requested
to meet SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 0C-
TOBER 31st. ut 1 o'clock. at the Hall
on School street, for the purpose of at
tending the funeral of our late Broth
er. II. Raymond Taylor.
DIR. ]. c. JOYCE,
Councillor.
W. ". RUSSELL, Secretary.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
Mary Pickford at Colonial. Friday.
TOnights Dance
At City Assembly Rooms.

The second annual Halloween dance
by the young men of the city will be
held tonight in the City Assembly
Rooms. The committee, Mr. Hyde
and Mr.. Burton Wooley have spared
no pains TO make the dance a great
success. The hall has been decorated
with trimmings of crepe paper sugges-
tive of spooks, black cats, goblins and
other halloween dec3rations.
The dancers will be masked and there
viii be variety Of costumes. There
will be fine orchestra and twenty
dance numbers on the program. Many
who contemplate attending are keep
ing the character of their costume a
secret from their most intimate
friends.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
Chief of Staff Out Again

DR.. j. j. Murphy, a leading Local
physician, and chief of staff Of the
Emergency Hospital. who has been
seriously i'll, Of heart trouble. DR..
Murphy hopes to he able to resume his
practice IN about a week
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
Cake Sale by Just Government League.

A cake sale under the auspices Of
the Just Government League will he
held on Saturday in the Just Govern
ment League headquarters. Adver-
tiser-Republican building, from 10 a.
m. to p. m. All kinds of delicious
cakes will be on sale or orders NAV be
telephoned S0i-y.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
PALACE BENEFIT
For Hospital Tomorrow Night Help
the Cause.

Tomorrow is hospital donation day,
and as a donation to the Emergency
Hospital the Palace Moving Picture
Theatre will give all above expenses
at tomorrow nights movies TO the
Emergency Hospital. Everybody can
help the hospital in this way. Go to
the Palace tomorrow night.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29

The general admission will be
ten cents,but the admission charg-
ed will always be according to the
value Of the feature, and other
reels to be shown.
In this way We can give the
very highest class Of pictures on
the market We do not wish any
patrons to think this is an extor-
tion. 1t is to please that class Of
people who are demanding a long
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29

"Who Pays not a serial but a
three part picture every Friday at the
Palace. o25-5t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
We are going 10 make the following change in policy
ON AND AFTER SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3Oth
ALL-S A ATT-R RID A y SHOWS
WILL BE STAR FAVORTTE FEA TURES.

picture, and they are very high in
price.
We have always presented the
very best program procurable and
with the admission only on Satur-
day the quality and length Of the
show wiz compare favorably.
Come over Saturday and see.
We trust that we may hold your
confidence in the future as in the
past, and that we will always be
depended upon.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29

Colonial, saturday matinee and
night =" Guarding Old Glory prices
10 and zoe: box seats. so.
adv 2to29
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29

Guarding Old Glory lesson in
Patriotism Colonial, Saturday prices
H3 -Uc; box seat, soc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29

A great serial of pictures in
parts each, ''Who Pays. One every
F iday at the Palace. adv Sto25
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29

Colonial. Fr.day-Mary Pickford,
in the greatest of all her screen sue.
cesses -" Rags" adv. 2to2S
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29

Rags" a truly Mary Pickford
Characterization Colonial. Friday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29

Guarding Old GLORY" a big pic
ture with big mean Colonial, Sat
urday adv. 2to29
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29

Mary Pickfurd, in Rag" Colo
NAL Friday. adv 2to2S
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29

Every person should see Guarding
Old Glory Colonial, Saturday.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-08-06
PRACTICAL EDUCATION.

The live stock industry Of the west
has for some years been undergoing
an evolution. 1t IL now In the last
phase Of that evolution, where the
stock farmer Is taking the place Of
the old range cattlemsn. The indus
try has reached that point where 1t
has become imperative for the wes-
tern cattlemen to breed their own
cattle, and 1t Is believed that with
small herds and plenty Of feed the
business can be made more profitable
than ever before.
The annual stock show at Denver
has been q big factor in educating the
stockmen to the modern methods Of
successful stock raising. II has re-
suited In greatly improved cattle and
larger profits. This annual show at
Denver is great practical demon
stration school for stockmen.
The premium list for the 1915 show
to be held January 1922, has just
been issued and offers more attract
i've premiums than ever. This show
will have all the usual departments,
including all lines of livestock and ag-
ricultural products. Copies of the
premium list can be had by addressing
the National Western Stock Show
Stock Yard Station, Denver, Colo.