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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-12-14
o-2.5TM IS ORDER
FOR NIOSHIPMEN
g 1leBdent tberle Issues Order
Naval Academy Suspending
Drills and Recitations.
FIRST CONDUCT GRADE LEAVE
C-a5 Cal Of Town, to Midshipmen
8. First. Second and Third
Classes.

.-ser providing for the annual
r....aa leave Of the midhsipmen at
~. .. Academy was is ued from
nt Superintendent Eberle
-nnE.
and recitatiuns will be
.. from after the midday meal
t .a ,n Friday. December oath
.H evening roll call on Sunday. De-
can. h. n5 from after the third
.. oa Friday December 2tst,
r5.! call on Sunday. Jan
u Ard extra period will be as
.H the afternoon Of Thursday.
December -.i. 10 place Of the period
IS omitted on Friday afternoon.
a...a ai.l be- suspended from Friday
n a.r 24tn, until Monday, jan
a.r.
I... &Itteu request, Christmas
. . be granted from after the
..... maaI formation on Friday,
...u.r 1ttb. until evening roll call
.r s..r. December 26th.t all mid
.a....a u the First Class not under
..l..a. and ts other mjdshipmen
... ..- u. the first conduct grade
... .... 4a average mark of or above
ar.-.Ha a.ademIc months Of 0cto-
a.- ..I H.. ubar as follows:
omen of the Second Class.
....u.a f the THIRD Class TO
.r... r....tsa. W. particular friends:
.f.-..ruol of the Fourth Class TO
Ir Hrs TO the regular monthly
n.r.. ..-. wdsbipman will be au-
tf .r straw $500.
E.....a Sunday. December 26th.
. .g s.aJly January End, viii be
.e .a-I a. with Article 8l9 of the
Ea Academy Regulations.
u.uHD who have not been
GRANTEE Ga-.Jm3s leave. will attend
al formations, meals and duties es-
rec.e gued except when excused
hv pa. uthorlty.
L.ag .o WsIt Annapolis and Otii
aae .lsters IN the Academy grounds
s granted. as follows:
. W.ishipmen not under re-
Iauou. an Friday. December Gath,
.uu after the midday meal forma-
t.nunlI $50 p. m. on Saturday, De-
-.ma.- 25tb. from immediately after
break. until $50 p. m. on Friday.
December 3}st. from after the third
r-..I until $50 p. no and en- Satur-
at. january LIST, from Immediately
after breakfast Until 9 30 p. m. Re-
quest. .o 8ua oug on days mentioned
aaa.. ~i be irrespective Of conduct
grades not limited TO dining with
members af the Immediate family.
sasl -.grr-ts must be submitted to
-l. mmap3ant of MidshipmeD.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-12-14
MIDDIES TURNED DOWN
BY HOPKINS TEAM.
Navy, CO'gate and Other Big EIevens
Seek Games for 19l6---Black and
Blue Decline to Play Navy.

Hopkins splendid record at football
last season already has begun to hear
fruit. The Navy. Colgate. Rutgers,
Washington and Lee and Carnegie
Technical have asked for games in
1916 and Graduate Manager Dorsey
has received letters from more than 80
other institutions requesting dates on
next years schedule.
The Middies wanted to play the
Black snd Blue September so. but as
this would be before the opening of
the university the offer had to be turn.
ed down.
Rutgers has been after Hopkins for
several years and has offered a very
substantial guarantee for game at
New Brunswick.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-12-14
Annapolis Gun Club
Win Give XMAS Shoot.

The members Of the Annapolis Gun
Club VIII give shoot on Christmas
Day, al the grounds at Cedar Park.
The shoot viii be open to all shooters
and the prizes viii be turkeys, chick
ems and ducks. Watch for ADVERTISE
ment.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-12-14
NOTICE HEPTASOPHS!

mHors 1t Dekalb Conclave.
~ . are requested TO attend the
meeting THURSDAY, Deccm-
at e o'clock,
u. Importance requires your
FIRED FELDNENEB.
END BROWN. ArchOn.
Secretary.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-12-14

Elsie Janis, in =" Twas ever Thus, {"
supported by Owen Moore and M rite
Stedman- Colonial, Tuesday.
adv.2tdl3
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-12-14
Promenade Concerts
AT Naval Academy.

In addition to the other holiday
festivities for Christmas week at the
Naval Academy there will be the usual
afternoon Promenade Concerts to be
held in the Academy Armory from A. so
to O. oek. The dates on which these
concerts have been authorized by the
Academy authorities are: December
9th. 2sth, 29th. 30th. and on Janu-
sry lst.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-12-14

For sheer power, thrill and runcb,
tDr. Ramesu," is photoplay that
outd oes anything hitherto released
Republic, Wednesday. adv. ltdl4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-12-14

DR.. Rameau, Will touch every
heart with its wonderful drama and
ontrancing romance at Republic Wed
nesoay. adv ltdl4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-12-14

H. greatest cast ever assembled
a gr Frederick Perry star of
~. I-.a.' 80 "Or Rsmeau," at the
Republic, Wednesday adv. 1tdl4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-12-14
Yours very truly.
]. LAWRENCE SULLIVAN
j. V. BROOKE.

Special Agents.
The communication was ordered. by
unanimous vote of the Council. en-
crossed upon the minutes.
Frank Sears, resident of the Sec
ond district, protesting against the ac-
ton of Officer Thomas Jacobs in his
manner relative to the alleged neglect
Of q horse. The matter was ordered
investigated by the following commit
tee: Aldermen Wells, Russell and
CLANCY, to report to the Board at the
next meeting
A communication was presented
from the Water Witch Hok and Ladder
Company. as follows:
tCoutinued on Fourfh pa0aA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-12-14

Colonial, Wednesday Frank Dan.
iels, the famous comic opera star, in
3" Crooky." adv. 2tdl4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-12-14
SALAD SUPPER.

Every THURSDAY and sun
DAY EVENING from 6 to $
at Hotel Maryland, served in
either the Grill Room or the
large Dining Room. Price,
80 cents. Special string
music.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-12-14
CONTINUED on Fourth Page.)

Crooky," laugh from start to
finish Colonial. Wednesday.
adv. 2td14
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-12-14

To enjoy a good comedy see Elsie
Janis, in '' Twas ever Thus Col
onial, Tuesday adv2tdl3
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-12-14

Colonial Tuesday Elsie Janis. in
E.H- ever Thus. triple love
story .tea oy herself adv. 2tdl 3
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-12-14

Miss Claude's Phone, No. $50 (chang
ed from 622-m) for taking orders. d13.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-12-14

Don't miss Elsie Janis at Colonial,
Tuesday. adv.2tdlS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-12-14
FOR SALE

Sleigh and Bells in frst-class con-
dition. viii sacrifice at $40. Good
runners. Apply at Capital office, or
Phone so. d13-tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-12-14
-. 10 &c Witeh Fire Co.

.a. .HHing donations been receiv-
sa ..r ..e ueH apparatus Of the Water
#I... -..H .ui Ladder Company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05
GRAND PRIZE
Welshbaeh Company Gets Highest
Award az Psnama-Paeifiic Exposi.
ton for Lighting Appliances

A dispatch from san Francisco an.
nounces the award OF the grand prize
The highest hoaor within the gife of
the Exposltion-to the Melsbach COM
pany OF Gloucester. New Jersey, for
their entire exhibit OF gas nantes ana
lighting appliances. According to the
schedule Of prizes. tho grand prize Is
awarded only to exhibits considered
100 posnts eNCollent.-or perfect Nezt
IN distinction Is the medal OF honor:
then the gold medal the silver medal,
and honorable mention.
The Welsbach display is in the form
OF bungalow. divided into several
rooms. In which the principles OF cor.
rect ARTIFICIAL lighting are exemptned.
All the features Of the exhibit are GOV.
cred by the award. including gas man
ties OF cotton, ramie. and artonbre,
manufacturing materials for NANTES.
Reflex lights. inverted lamps for home
use. inverted lamps for commercial
use. gas arc lamps. the new &. r. a.
Lights for home use. and Kerosene
lamp using incandescent mantlcs
The perfccting OF the Iast-named
lamp. known as the Baynes Kerosene
lamp. marks a new era in the light
ing OF places removed from the MOD.
III ibANthAfAif u EaHs hffO-tlts
the cheapest and most universally dis
tributed lighting medium. will now
give an incandescent lizht OF the nnest
power and quality. II has taken Ii
teen years Of experiment TO develop
the Baynes kerosene lamp 10 its pres
ent successful point. and il is the nrst
which has ever received d grand
prize.
The distinctive excellence OF the
new types OF Welsbach lamps is due
] largely TO the recently developed Wels-
bach kinetic principle OF burner con
struction. The application of this
principle permits the greatest adapta-
bility and freedom OF treatment. while
securing a highly efficient light. Inc
new Welsbach Kinetic Gas Bowls
show this principle applied to the
popular semi-indirect illumination;
and another development Is c. T.. u.
light for home Use. This small. sim
pie. inexpensive light attaches to any
upright fixture. and may be used win
the ordinary gas globes. IL is remark
able for its volume OF beautiful eye
comforting illumination.
The distinguished honor OF the
grand prize was awarded solely to the
Welsbach company in the Collective
Gas Exhibit. including exhibitors rom
all over the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05
EXCELLENT RECORD MADE
BY CITY ADMINISTRATION

fore my reiirsmen; from office was
TO take place.
But IN the midst OF these and many
other beautiful flowers and grateful
fraErance there are some thdrns the
major one among them bcing more
or less general lack m 6diy and iairiy
weighing Up the accomplishments OF
the city administrator under m.
present charter. Do not understand
me 10 b. casting any Aspersion upon
the inherent and certain justice OF a
very large majority OF our citizens.
The trouble H.. this large majority 90
not. a. a rule. study these local ques-
tons a. carefully a. they should. ana
are. therefore. often nllsled by those
who have a motive In misleading. or
oy those 80 unfortunately constituted
as 10 always view throrgh jaundiced
eyes the work OF other men.
The advocates Of a different form
OF government have been most profuse
and eNtrayagant and seemed dissatts-
ned with our present form let me
make a comparison between TWO other
cities In our own stafe-Charloston and
Huntington-snd the City OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05

Cleveland viii hold competition
% 1900 public school pupils 70 hud
The clty's best spcllcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05
DAY
AT CHURCHES
LOCAL PASTORS DELIVER DIS
COURSES on MEANING OF
TIE FOURTH
services Wen Attended ara Trisuts IS
Paio Forefsthers Who Gave
People Fresdou.

Patriotic ssr,icns were held IN many
OF the local churches yesterday. while
those In charge OF the sunday school
exercises gave brief talks 10 the chill.
dren on Independence day. The day
being pretty and tho spirit OF many
non-church goers being patriotic. the
congrfgations were unusually larre Al
the majority OF the churches.
Amons the special patriotic church
obserVances Yesterday was the ser.
vices al the Eighteenth Street Mem.
orial chapel by the Rev Claude Porter
Terry. pastor OF the FIRST Pres byter-
Ian church. who spoke to quite a large
congregation a. $50 In the afternoon
on What the Fourth OF July means 10
the Ameicran people
The Rev Dr Frank G Lockwood OF
Allegheny college. Meadyilie. Pa had
charge OF the morning and evening ser
vices at the Fourth Street Methodist
Episcopal church yesterday and will
preach there every sunday during this
month while the Rev. Arthur W. Mills
Is away on his annual vacation The
Rev. ur Lockwood preached in the
morning on The Christian Gentlemen.
and m the evening on The Highest
Patriotism
The morning services az the ST Mat.
theWs Protestant Episcopal church
were conducted by the Rev. pacca
Kennedy OF the Thoolorical seminary
az Alexandria. Va BEING the fifth sun
day after Trinity commuu.on service
was observed al s O'Clock. followed bv
the Rev. Mr. Kennedy delivering an
Ga.e discourse.
Brotherhood in Charge
Patriotic services were conducted
by St Johns brotherhood AZ the
North Street VI. r. church yesterday
number Of new members wero
received into the organization. while
communion services were observed al
the morning worship.
The Rev. William Dysinrcr. pastor.
haptised a class Of children a. the
First English Lutheran church ~ the
morning services Evening services
have been discontinued during the
summer months.
Last evening Dr G.. +. Citizens. SUI
perintendent Of Wheeling schools.
gave an interesting illustrated lee
iure on the life and work of John
Huss. the pioneer reformer. az the
Second Presbyterian church.
Church Fellowship" was the theme
o fan able discourse delivered yester-
day afternoon at the Y. NJ. G.. A. by
the Rev. Oscar c. Dean 20 quite an
audience. under the auspices OF the
Lutheran Bible class. The sunday
afternoon meetings a. IN eassociation
are being successfully carried out.
and are well attended. despite the
warm weather.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05
BOY NOT BLAMED
Coroner Mecombs Holds That Shelby
Campbell Was Accidentally
Shot Saturday.

Marshall County Coroner !. T. Nc
Combs. OF MoundsviIle. went down tho
river 20 Franklin district yesterday.
where he conducted an investigation
into the death OF shelby Campbell. the
nine-year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3.
Campbell. which occurred Saturday
afternoon.
Although the reports AZ FIRST were TO
the effect the young lad had been acci-
dcntally shot with a shot gun In the
hands OF his little seven-year-old
brother. Chalmer. the Investigation did
not bring forth that the younger lad
had the gun In his hands when the
accident occurred n seemed the gun
was lying on a window sill. and that
when the window blind was raised in
some way the gun was discharged no
jury was empaneled 20 investigate the
case and Coroner McCombs handed
down the following verdict. shelby
Campbell came 10 his death accident.
ally. from a gun-shot wound" Thus
no blame ~ ell was placed on the
shoulders ~ the seven -ycar-old boy.
Funeral services over the remains of
the young boy will be held this after.
noon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05

Doctor in his ONCE on the first day of
his return TO private life. The lately
retired official accorded an interview
in which he not only spoke OF his own
tenure OF Office, but OF conditions in
the city generally. He said. in part !.
No Quarrel With "Pa" Wheeling.
while | am perfectly delightful TO
be free again from the responsible
ties OF official position. not because
the task is unpleasant. but because 1
am now able to reinstate myself into
better adjustment in a work 10 which
| dedicated my life a good many
years ago. ! wish IL distinctly under
stood. however" he said. that be-
cause ] have retired from the service
OF Father Wheeling and been paid OF.
we have had no quarrel. our relations
are most cordial. and I promise him
to support him from the ranks as
Loyalty as have tried 20 do so as one
of his officers.
The tribute paid me Saturday upon
my retirement from office by my offi
Cial colleagues. and friends Is appre-
ciated by me and my family beyond
the power OF expression in words. In
any future retrospective view down
the vista Of iife's events no more
pleasing picture will present itself
than this. And In this connection. 1
should certainly be remiss In fully ex-
pressing the gratitude OF my heart
did I neglect 10 mention the token Of
respect and friendship paid me by the
colored city employees. few days be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05

Both the former cities acknowledged
their inability to conduct their govern
ment under the CSC levy PROVIDE by
the state. The wheels Of government
refused TO turn al al under this 3Jc
levy. and 50 the people voted a levy
nearly double this.
Excellent Record
Let us see nov what Wheeling has
accomplished under the Csc levy BY
this administration First Of all when
We took charge under the present
charter there was approximately Sl23.-
600 OF outstanding Indebtedness. This
Was reduced for the first FIVE years
at an average OF about So 900 a year.
But owing TO Withdrawal Of liquor
license We have not done so well the
last year. We found the City building
in a miserably dilapidated condition a
portion ready To fall-a menace 90 life
We expended about 10000 In repair.
ing and improving this building. max
ing IL city utility of which any citizen
may well he proud
The Health department. though oper-
ated by a commissioner Of exceptional
ability could not be done perfectly on
account OF practically no facilities:
now. however. and FOR several years
this department challenges the Health
department Of much larger Gives -
show better equipment and a higher
eficiencv This yrritable sentinel over
the health and lives Of our people has
demon sfratcd it's incFtimahlc value b.
gradually. from year 10 year getting
down the death rate, from contagious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05
Il EhrPHAsIzED BY DIR. JACOB
BRrrTIroHAnd Nv MOST ABLE
SERMON.
Rector OF ST. Luks's Declares Nations
Worst Enemy Il within ITS Oates
Defines Patriots Duty.

Repeating that eternal vigilance is
the price of Liberty Rev. Jacob Brit
church. yesterday declared that the ma
lions greatest foe b. within the gates.
"Our nations greatest foes" said Dr.
"'rrus fatriotisn.' are not the dread.
uaughts the submarines, airshlTs and
Sade o S' oountrv Nsither'" he added.
'is u the so-called yellow peril from
\ The ensniy OF the nation according
To Dr. Birmingham. Els In q social sy--
tenn IN which we are eumesheds in inf
deity TO public duty d,i ~ e9 gs.,9S
IN legislation that a. anemic and abor-
tive, In Institutions Of justice that be-
lie their name. in conditions that tenc
10 wither the higher faculties. in an IN
Conscious acquiesCcnCc IN the priuci pie
that. while our religion may he Chris
tisn, our civilization shall remain pa
Dr. Birmingham selected his text
fo T Unto caesar a,as the things witch are
Caessar.s: and unto God the things that
True Patriotism
selecting Tor HE subject. True Pa
triotism.I IL. Birmingham spoke On
@ii BE- a helpful and happy eoinci-
dence that our Communion Day should
fal this ysss r, ~ o.. lpecps9a, &c nsf
Table. ~ is not onlt In obedience to Ills
loving command. DO this in remember
NTNN fT $40. TNf Mn NN IH. In nTmNH fuNN
NAV secure through this means ~
Grace fha strength We need 20 enable
ne 20 not Crlf admire but Initiate The
Fniendid patriotism ~ those who made
On uuaa BILE Tor uH 90 erfnv the rlrhfa.
and privilege ~ this great republic
The recurrence of This great daY 20.
minds ua 90 tho mnr Who not urtF
signed the Declaration. bur fought FOR
DE freedom We nos possess. and ~ We
gratefully remcuher the love that con-
stralneth them 90 make such sacrifice
Tor ur lef ue also remember ffeF mean
more fhan noise Or song. or orHf1ry. or
even admiration FOR the far
True Patriotism Defined.
True patriotism does not. ~ course.
Hnore The flag ~ &c own country. or
nf any country but ~ will glory onlf
ln the virtues FOR which If stands re-
loea not ignore the heritage OF song
pr ovation that HunIfa % heroic achleVt.
nents with pride. and breathes loyalty
- historic instituti0ne Nor does o.
MAINTAIN and keep The freedom won ~
ne Fplfudld rqrrlnrnr ~ men and means
~ thr time ~ tho great crisis ~ the
NaLl'u history. only the rrfnfa Of
At ~ but others through which We have
etIflE raeHef. We must hn ever on our
HuArd against an enemy within the
setes Eternal vigilance is the price
one would thinks from what one
reads and hears that the nations rreat-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05
Or. taos ~. -sSSiss sUMnAR
ikES ACCOMPLISHMENTS
IN RECENT YEARS.
Spon reiirement 20 Private Lite
eses interview Comparing Con-
oitions Win Other Cites

Dr.. Thomas 81 Haskins. who IA.
been ommeialiy connected with the
eity's Administration FOR the has,
eleven years. retired from that q.
pacity last Saturday morning. when
bis tenure an q member OF the BOARD
OF Control expired. DURING that time
DR.. HaskinE has made many strone
friends by his untiring efforts for the
city's welfare.
Following his retirement. Saturday,
members Of the city administration
sathered in the mayors once. where
beautifully framed testimonial MAS
presented 10 him. To this testimonial
were attached the names % the city
officials. Or. Haskins replied as beet
he could. bur his emotions were toe
great
Last evening a reporter visited the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05

y. II Is only then obedience TO this
cummFnd OF Christ. that our civilfza -,on
can De rescued from inevitable destrlc-
non only by the strict observance or
NE twofold duties laid down by Christ
nlmself shall We see the Kingdoms of
ms world become the kingdoms OF our
Lord and His Christ. and only then
shall Ne see the Holy City. the New
jerusalem. coming down from God out
~ Heaven prepared a. a bride adorned
day '''S" the
Sacrifice For All
But let me add by way OF conclusion
mat there are those sacrifices every
man. woman. and child can offer 10 on.
able him to expel the foes within tbe
gates and hasten the coming OF better
days: however lowly or however unedu-
Gated In what the world calls education
nowadays OF these sacrifices our Lord
himself said. The true worshlpers shall
worship the Father In Spirit and Truth
lot the Father seeketh such to worship
But what are these sacrihces7 The
nrst u surely Repentance, OF which IN
- written The sacrifice OF God - a
broken spirit; broken and contrtte
heart. o God, Thou wilt not despise.'
me next II the sacrifice Of thanks
giving OF which ~ Is written. I will on.
Ter TO the sacrifice OF THANKSGIVING
and will call upon the Lord
Lastly. the sacrifice Of righteous
ness, OF which II also Is written
righteousness exalteth the nation. hut
sin II n reproach 70 any people d"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05

growing in interest as they are held
from sunday TO Sunday.