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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
0cntidJc SHdltistcit.

s8os 0ie @oItimorcr Sun ii6er oic
@rrlmgcni6oit Oeutiden @eiites
10 iogen bat. II Gos llnteriec-
boot n0cuticblono~ Gin pi6tiger
Softor ser 8ufliuft.
Sn einem 2eitortifel Der Sun"
bieB es geltern: ugllS Columbus Ole
inbcfunnten @elp6iier berousforoertc
imO Den omerifauiiHen Continent
cntocdte, iuodte er einen neueu bia
iebt nod nidt iibertrofienen moriti.
men &efOrO. Gie Sabrt oes GopitGus
&0nig ouf einem llnteriee. Srodtidiit
fam in 8e6ug ouf Die gepnltigeu
mo weittroeenoen Solgen bon 60
limbus' 0lutb um0 @laubeu moDl
iiht berqli1el peroen, oo6 imner.
bin lit Der oeutlhe Gapitdn oud eiI
gabn6red)er ouf Dem @ebiete Der
Scefabrt, ino Ourd lein fiibneS lin,
ternebnen miro ipobr1heinlid Der
Sdiffobrt inter Griegs6eoingllnaen
neuc neutrality-suspicious. geebnet
iein. Sb nun oos llnterice. Srodtidift
in Der 3ufilnft Elm mi6tiger 5oftor
in Der Sdiffabrt miro ooer nidjt, o6er
oh Dies llnternebmen 0os erIte uno
leBte ieiner 9(rt iein miro ooer nidt,
Die DDeutlrblnn0D bat je0enfalls cine
bepunoernsmertbe uno berrli1e Sel-
ocntbat bollbrod)t, rno oerIelbe mi
entme6te Wtltb uno felte @Ioibe, Der
Columbus bemegte, itnper8oet lueiter.
0uieglen, bat iid and in oeujenigen
offenbort, ole nit oieier grpeoition
bctrout mltr0en.
Sin ie0er, einerlei tpel1er Yortei,
lle6er5eugrng ooer 2lolie ange60rig,
Der g8aeemutb, @el6if uno Itouo.
bofte @ntidloiien6eit beipunoert,
Epir0 Der oDeutidlano~ mo ser ia.
pferen @eiobung ieine groBte Sod.
I
odtlrng 5oIlen uno begeiItert in ein
Oreifades Surral einItimmem @oD.
re 9lmerifoner oeriaeen @enie unO
Ylutb niemals ibre geipunoerung.
Die uDelltidlano@ lit ein neuer @v-
iueis fir oeutiden W1utb imo oeut.
4 ide Giidtiefeit. DeutidlanO lit eut.
1 ifloiien, Die sSreibeit ser Wieere slI
erlongen, uno ipenn ni6t auf Dem
@aiier, 10 bod inter oem @aIier.
llnO wenn Geliti6lnno i'm Stanoe
lit cine groBe 5Iotte ipIder 0DeutId)-
lanoe" aus5uienOen, Oann mag 0ie
britiide 9IodaOe iebr lei6t in's SG-
! berlide ge5ogen iuer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11

Sieroui bielt Der @ralte0 9luler Der
Baltimore 2oge s. gowaro @lilt0 Die
gegriiBungs glniprade moraul6in
Sri. Ioroib0 South aus Eenneiicc
Elm Colo iana.
Sn glbpeienbcit Oes MaDors be-
griiBte Der 93r1liOent oes 3peiieu
Staoiratbs3Deiaes Sobn Snbert Die
n@Hs" i'm 9amen Der Staot. Ger
NiafommengruB i'm Namcn oes
Stodtes wir0e BON @ouDernelr Is.
Sarrington cniboten. SRI. South
iang als0ann Elm weiteres Sieo, no.
raul Der @rano @ralteo 3uler Sames
o. g1ibolion BON Bolton inn 9loHen
Der @roBIoge Den Gnnt oeS OfoenS
fir oen berrlideuempiang misiprad.
Gle 9luweienoen iangen bieraui ge.
meinidaiilid o2lmerica" mo star
Spm9leo 9anner~.
Ole &e0e oeS itelIbertre-
tenOen NtaDors.
@ebor i6 S6nen meme Serreu
oen MiatommengriiB 6uriife uuo
meiner Sreuoe 9lusorud eebe, Sie
bier begriiBen 5li f6nnen muB idS6-
nen mittbeilen, tpie tief unO aufrid.
tic Der Dlapor es beoauert, ni1t I'M
ter sbneil ipeileu 81 f0nnen.
IS mare elm grOBes gergniieen fir
ibn aelpeien, Sie perionIid begriiBen
8u fonnen ino sSbnen MauderIei
BON Der Stoot 81 er5dbleH, in iuelber
Sie jett peilen. ST fddbt oieien
Sroen iebr bod; uno miiroe Sbnel
begeilterf Die 5reibeit Il. @oitfrelmo.
ibait Der Staot, in Der Sie ieBt pei.
len, nnge6oten babeu.
Ga Der giiraermeiiter nibt perion.
lid onrpeIeno Iein fam, gereibt rs
mir our groBteu 8reuoe OaB mir ole
@eleeeubeit eeboten it, Sbuen Die
Sono gum @ilfomnen 5u reiden.
SD fam Sbncn oieies nit Der felten
lleber5eueilng oeriihern oa i'd 81
Sbnen nidt nlr ais 9eomter, ION.
bern ais Glf iprede
Su oieIem 0lomeut babe i'd cine
aorte in meincr Eaide, Die meme
W1itelicoTdJoft 6eitdtigt iuel6e id
itetS bei mir trogc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11

ideu in Baltimore. Sie mer6en ou6
iinoen, ooB mir cine prddtige StoOt
babeu. sic iperOeu finoen, OoB Bal
timore Ii6 total oerdnoert bat, felt.
Dem sic gum Ieeten WlaIe Dor Orei.
5e6u Sobren bier ipeilten.
SIS lit Gin neues Baltimore in In.
terue6mungs9eiit uno 5ortidritt.
@ir limo ar6Ber uno beiier gelporoen.
9lber ar Oieie Gerdnoerungen unO
oieieS @orpdrtsordr9en bat ms
nidt sic 9iebe fir 6eOeutenoe uno
ireiOenfenoe Meni6en ber9elien Iai-
fen. g9ir 6a6en nidt perlernt, oie
@}Guner 5li lie6en, Die iib BON OeH
So6en oes6robiiuns 81 Dem 9lmt Der
giGbiienliebe unO 9orlnber5igfeit ge'
ilnoen 6a6eu.
Gieies lit es, ipnruni mir ins freu'
en- sic bier SIT ie6en gsir freuen
ms, menu Sie ilH freuen; mir liiiten
unicre Siite Dor S6nen, meun Sie
@erfe ser @ruoerIie6e t6ln.
8reuaoe nlO 9riioerl Baltimore
bictet @udb oos @eite, mos es Bat
llno id boffe, ooB Sbre @liiiion bon
groBem gtuten iein miro iiir unic
rem er6obeuen 0roen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11

Ger 10 Sabre olte Oscar @obIae-
mli6, Sobn oes @ru @iaiam @obI-
aemut6 BON Ger. 2236, 2inOen-9loe.,
lit am Somitag 81 Ocean @iem, 3d.,
6ei'm 9aben ertrlmien. Ger 2ei6-
nam trdi aeitern bier ein.
0eMtIdJe, Oeitcrreidliidle nnO iInau-
ride &riegsauleibem.
100 Wlart nuO 100 GrOncn nnfwGrtS
SBcO. s. 0iener & Co.,
2l7 DF-SnltimOIe-Str.
(YS1rat9 -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
Sn'S fa6lc @rub.

Sr. G6as. @. Sasen fiuOet ouf oem
2ouOon 9arf- iuO Sr. @6. s..
9iifoI oui Dem fl. erIoier 6rieO.
boie Oie lebte 9fu5eit6tte. - 6rnu
81. &c. Yeniel miro arf Dem 9oI.
timore 5rieoboie beigeieet
Sm 8eiiein zines groBen Erailer-
gefolges lpurOe geitern Dta6mittag
Sr. G6os. @. Sageu BON O}r. $40,
Siio g9ooODeoritraBe, Der am Der.
gangenen SSreitag i'm 9llter bon 61
Sabren aus Dem 2e6en idieo, bonn
Grouer6ollie aus onf Dem 2ouoon
Yarf 5rieObofe 6eerOigt. 8aitor s.
Gonowib belt oie Grauerfeier. 8abl-
reide 9lumenipen0en idnliidten oen
Sarg oes @ntidIafenen. Sr. $aaen
wuroe IN 8aDern ge6oren. Gr fam
Dor iingefdbr 40 Sabren nod glme-
rita. Seine @nttin, 5rou Senrietta
Sagen, gine linn Dor IA SSabren i'm
Sooe bordn. Ger Dabingeidieoene
biuterlGBt orei Sobne, Sobn, SenrD
uuo Glenn Sagen. Serner miro CT
BON 5ipei @roBfinOern lno Derldie0e.
nen 9riiOern uno S1peitetu N
3eutidlano betrauert. Ger Gnti6la.
fene mar Elm Wlitelieo Der D@ereinig.
ten Bidder @eieQibaft" iruo scr
,SGocabontos 2ooe oes Notbndn.
ner.SrOens.~ Sc orei Wlitolieoer oie-
fer &ereine erlpieIen i6rem berItorbe-
nep &ameroOen Die lebte @bre ais
9abrtl1trdger.
Wioria 9lnna Beniel
Die SO Sabre alte 8rmn W3aria
9luna @eniel eeb. @iegonO, bon gar.
1928, 0it 5eoeralitraBe, puroe ee.
iiern NaGmittog BON ibrer @obmnB
aus auf Dem Baltimore 6rieOboie 81
Gjro6c getrogen. Die 9o1rtu6trds
ger iuaren oie SS. G6as. Sdeiot, s.
/ 5e6ler, Gonrao @ittorot SarrD Sot.
ters, 2oiis SGeiOt it, lnO SarrD
Goipion. Gle 2eidenreOe ipuroe bon
&aItor s. SO. Soder gebolten.
G6arIes 9tifol.
Gr. Charles gIifol BON Scr. 1910,
99orO Central 9loenle, mel6er am
3. Suni in ser @liit6e ieines 2e-
6cns ctn Spfer ieines @erufs mllroe,
woro gcltern @orniittog BON ieiuer
@o6nung aus SIR eipiaen 0lube se-
bcttet. Sr. glifol mar inn Sabre 1892
in Baltimore ge6oreu imo iuor Elm
91itolieo ocS ,,MetaIlorbeiter Ser
bonoes,~ BON peIhen Die SS. geter
Stedmor, George 2Dnd, 6. Sdger,
SOB. S6ritfer, Sranf &eit6 iulo g.
&eile ibn ais gu6rtudtrGger oiC
lebte ebre erioieien. Gle O3equiem.
N1eIie in ser ct. Safobus Stride
puroe bon 9oter ggotengo geleIen
Im0breno @oter Siitber mti Dem bI
GrIoier Srie06ofe oie 9earG6niB.
ieier leitcte. I'm oen @erItor6ener
tronern iein @ater, @lutter, 5 Bril-
Der ino 3 Sdiueiern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
Der g9rItfrics 6eutc OOr cincm
Sa6r.
fl. sSnIi 1915.
(99od Dem Yeridt Oes oeutldcn
@cncralitabs.)

9lm @eitran6 BON 5oudc5 im
Ga goiiee glrros-9lbidnitte neb-
men Die Centidcu Den 5ricoboi
ipicoer. Sm glbibnift BON glcr-
bun werien Die 0euticben Die
6ran3oicu alf Der 80be bon
GombrcS ans Den oeitiden @rd.'
ben ipieOer berauS, in ole iie Elm.
eeorumgen maren g1orolid Der
S0be 63i IN 8rnn5oiiid.2otbrina
gen lperoen bic 8ran5oien aus ci-
nem g9aloitiif perjaat. 9ioro.
meiIlid BON 9lltfirb i'm G6cg-
gHaB 5eritoren Die gentiden bel
emem @oriioB ieiuolibe @rd6eu-
Sn 2iitauen meroeu iiiolib
giolc.Qloio ain Der StraBe eli.
maITi 0aliparia ole riiiiitben
8oriicllmgen pom ocn Geutiden
erIliirmt. SHoolGd BON So.
mionfa Sirumilopa in Dit
@ali5ien ne6nen oie Geiierreider
einen rIIiii6en Stiibplntt am
8ng
Ger oeutide areii5cr o&onigs'
BERG oeiien @eidaBc bon feino-
Iidcr lIebermadt auBer @eIeht
geIeBt moroen limo, IN Der 9lu-
iiii.Dliinoun0 in 0eutid.Oitairi.
ia pom Gonumanoantcn in Die
Quit oeipreu9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
@ricifahen.

Srou $. 6eu6iner. II ngSie fam
i1 cine 2icbesgo6c an Die @onnidoit
ocS o0cutiMlouo~ ienocn2"- 9rin-
0cn Sic sic SaNcn 81 Scrrn Fuill
Silfcn I'M o%onio&ous, mclGcr iilr
oic glbIicicrlmg Sotgc trdgt oo
Srcmoc ooS llntcriccboot nidt betrc.
ten Oiiricn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11

Gas @ro0ramm iiir oas CONCERT
Ger itG0iiiden @orE-aapcae inter
9eihmg bon Eroi. Gauicl 8elomaur
i'm n@oiterion.@arf" 6eute 9lbeno
BON 12S bis 10 llbr lit wie foIgt:
/ gRari0 o6fS Contention" ...... Siiber
(Ser Baltimore HliS.pOac AcuinmeD
2. SnOeriilre su aWiariidnd" ..... y8dlldce
3. Seeition aus ara l3ioconod" Fondiclla
a. gSa5er a6bdniillb" ...,..... Waloieniel
o. 0otnei Sp0 oNuncDlndel Foia". 0nieO
CSrl Ncuic NecbielD
g. g Volonaile Observation-Disclosures. &tl3t
T. CSrQno Wdiical Ninertiiemeni QSeruibal
s. Brduoe 5u nHoDcngrH" ....... gSaaIer
o. SeleiiiUH aus nWita00" ...... e5nlllUuu
TO- Widrft. aGur Garfs" ........ ErhlHno
Das Bublium m bBtidii crusbi oas Sieo
Star Spnnaleo Banner" uno Baltimore, Dur
baltimore" nliiSuiinaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11

SeIearapIilMer Metterberidlt.

9lus ben iibrigen @uhoes 8etter-
9eobad)tlmes.S .Stotionen muroen Die
foIgcnOen bodIten Femperohlren
ole iim s ltbr eelteru 9Ibeno berrid-
ten, berihtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
GdnHSEnrten

BON mo nob 0eutidlouo uno
ScIterreidb -llngorn ii6er 9fotteroanl
unO glausyorf. Geloieioungcn nad
europa.
Ebeo. $. Dieuer & &c.,
217 Git-galtimOrc.Str.,
(Dldr3t3-) 213 GRS-grOOOiunN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
n9laiIOual qcaane. .
o9ImrrieaH eeaaue. "

0IbOHnenten. bic ben ,,Deutldlen GurreIpnm.
acuten" HIdt phHftlldl noer unrfgemablg eE.
balieu. Hub neDftcu, bfr Office Daupu Der 1ele,
uhpn otu tGTltllh withholding an 40. tda
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
Gas SOuOsIs Sandlidiff

1as Sanoels SandidJiff
o0entIdIanO" bel Der nnarOntane
licaruO, init Oem sddeppcr oS6O'
mas 3. simmuus4 im !oiuter-
arnnS, Sciien SdjOruitcin iidlttOr
it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
ltntcrhoItmmas .gScaluciIcr.

,6lppobrpme" @auoeoiue uno 8anoeIbiloer.
,,ylIuer 9eiu BART" 9luerlei SoliSbeutt'
GiinAei
,,BaA GhOre 4arf"-9(ncrlei llnterbllungen.
,,GJUNnn Dat @nrt"-@ucrlei untcrbalnngen.
90ldeiicr Bead ~ Id0pb @gintoneil per
9lmpier oyouie".
Nbcinpente 8eddb Idgli6 @rtnrlionen per
Tumpicr ,SrcaWlQno".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
Gunncnani. nnS lIntrroana.
5Int6.
g9etieranSGdten.

Sir WiornIonO unO oen Diltrift
Columbia tribe unO iiioIihe @iuoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
@ermSdllmiR fiir,s ggailcnNalIs.

SVtWNWiNtk lHt 2CullVHD"NH'
SSn oem Eeliamcnt OeS am 80.
Slmi aeltor6enen Srn. @m. @liaer,
welbes eeiicrn i'm @oiiengcriAt cin-
gcreid)t puroe, iino foleenoe Der.
mddtniiie ausoeiebt. $500 fir gloia
0ieiier, luelde ieit Oielen &abren in
Der 3nmilie oes @erItorbenen tbdtig
por, $3.50 an oas DSsrdelitiibe @ai-
ien6nus", $3.50 an oas oSsraelitiitbe
Soipital," 800 an oas u9lngemcine
Geluihe Maiien6aus" uuo cine be-
irGhtlidDe 9umne al ieine @ittpe.
Ger 9leit 1T IN gIei6en [6eilen inter
feline iiini &inOer 81 nertbeilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ilai QIntOritat.

g(ni Grluden Der 6rnn 30. g..
Sorriion SefretGrin ser @anoelbil.
Gehiir.9e65roe, bat @enerol.qlnpalt
q. s. 9lit6ic enfibieoen oab oie
9e60rOe Elm ooaes 9iebt bat, Die @nt.
icrning FOLDER 9iloer an5lloroneL
lpie iic Tor Sem SEirie-S6eater, glr.
312, g9cII.9aIlimorc. StraBe, ae5eiat
weroen Gas ojeieb ilbreibt cine
Sirdic Don $25 bis $t00 Dor, menn
Den 9(norommgen Der 9eb6roe uidt
eitiproAen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
g9nn6cs. Dcp0rtemcut fiir QauSmirt6.
YeridJt Scs Baltimore @etferbnreans

Der TeuhtiefeitSaeholt Der Suit
par 81 @ro5eut Inn s llbr Moreen3
mo 73 @ro5ent nm s llbr glbeuOs.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31
PROVIDES NEW SYSTEM
Senator Lee Introduces Bill Affecting
Government Institution for the
Insane.

Senator Lee of Maryland has in
trouuced in the United States Senate
bill providing a new system for ad-
mission into the Governme mt Hos
pital for the Insane from the District
of Columbia. Provision is made for
the filing of petitions in open court.
signed and sworn to by the Commits
sioners of the District. to begin pro-
ceedings to have any persons believed
to be insane to be adjudged insane and
sent to the hospital The court is
directed, following the filing 90 the
petition, to grant hearing on the
case at which the presence of the al
legged insane person shall not be re-
quired, unless for some good reason ii
is directed otherwise.
Provision is also made for the ap.
pointment of two physicians to exam
| inc the sanity of any persons for whom
a petition has been filed. The court
is given authority to make the COM
mitment, unless the person to be
| committed is dissatisfied with the
final order, in which case a jury tria
is provided for.
The cost of the care and treatment
of patients from the District of Co
lumba sent to the hospital is TO b'
borne by the District of Columbia.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31
At The Lyric.

Eighteenth episode of Graft. en-
titled 1.-THE Hidden City of Crime, !"
will be shown tonight. Dorothy Max
well. is seated in restaurant with a
party of town friends. They are
anxious to go Summing and are
particularly desirious of seeing China
town, so the party arrange to make
a trip there after the theatre. AS
they leave the place man at the next
table. who has had newspaper before
his face, while they were present
lowers it, and the features of Stan
ford stone are revealed. Stone smiles
with satisfaction they are going to
criminal section of the city he
knows we'll and the opportunity te
further his plans seems assured. lie
hastens to Chinatown and lays his
nlans. At nine o'clock Harding. hav
ing overheard mysterious telephone
conversation is strolling about tn
deserted cemetery, when siign
noise near the far end attracts hi
attention. See this thrilling episode
of the Graft. Also see Putting
Her Foot in 1t" and Almost
Papa." Tomorrow, 1.-The Latnere.
| Truth" tSzSz -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31
MOVING PICTURE ATTRACTIONS.
At The Colonial.

Marguerite Clark the dainty anc
fascinating stage and screen favorite
is certain to add appreciably to hel
astounding popularity. in the Famous
Players Film Company's perturbation
of the celebrated romance, "Gretns
Green" by Grace Livingston Furniss.
This quaint and picturesque play
possesses all the varying elements es.
sential to the successful screen drama
love, sacrifice, humor, mystery and
thrill and is laid in the charming
period of the early nineteenth centu ~
when daring Opponents to Gretna
Green lovers haven in the north of
Scotland, added dash of excitement
to many true love-matches, when
hearts reigned over the marts of com
merce, just before the prose of bust.
ness usurped the poetry of romance,
In "Gretna Green" Marguerite
Clark bewitchingly portrays the ador-
able character of Dolly Erskine, q
little English belle and a bit of a
flirt, who queens it over the beaux of
the realm with sovereign sway, until
she loses her heart under circum-
stances both humorous and dramatic
Miss Clark's winsome personality,
her piquant beauty and elfin grace as
sist her in making the role of Dolly
one of her greatest character crea-
tions. The romance and humor of
Gretna Green" has thrilled and
amused countless audiences as a play,
and the screen version of noted sub
ject, with the ampliication of the
plot and the authentic reproduction of
the famous US. GTs iG mssdss PQsRi,hl8na6ee
the general interest and appeal of the
story, while the striking and unique
costumes of the period contribute TO
the total charm of the picture.
Ford and Pathe Weeklies also to-
night. Tomorrow. matinee aud even
ing, Marguerite Snow, in 1.-The Up
start" also an extremely amusing
Sidney Drew comedy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31

onry IN rno nIcR OF r-1ne. rur mar,
gerry Golden, who had clung to the
sluicegate until its withdrawing bars
had compelled her to relax he last
desperate clutch on its bars and dron
back into the black It'd carrying her
closer and closer 10 those failing
blades of death, now caught and chung
TO a graphite-covered driving chain Iit
tie more han a yard from the fore
most -nangle drum which lowered
above her like an open law. And as
she clung there, q renewing wave Of
hope swept through her body, for from
the sluiceway wall above her she could
hear a reassuring if somewhat nm
steady voice calling down to her. And
that voice. she knew was the voice
of the Laughing Mask,
(TO BE CONTINUED1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31
FAIR AND WARNER.
SNAP SHOTS.

-Camphor may check cold.
The red sumach blossoms make
tart drink.
Experts have listed more than 10
oOO varieties of orchids.
a water cooled motor cycle en-.
CINE has been invented by an ENG.
lishman. lug
Among the jeweIry novelties is q
combination knife and lead pencil.
The six state capitals of Australia
nave been connected by wireless teleg.
raphy.
concealed under the flap of a new
cap Tor men is a pocket for money or
valuables.
An experiment station for the
production of tea has been established
in Argentina.
The back of the seat of new
wicker chair can be folded down for q
table.
TO aid persons to sleep in daylight
an Opaque mask to be worn over ewes
has been invented.
Marguerite Cha, K is great in "Gret
ma Green at Colonial, Wednesday.
matinee and night. adw2tm3O
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31
DEATH CLAIMS
NAVAL OFFICER.
Former Lieut.. -Comdr. Marston Niles
Passes AWAY.

Readers of The Capital will regret to
learn Cf the death on Saturday of
Marstou Miles, formerly a Lieutenant
Commander in the navy, who had been
frequent contributor to the editorial
page of letters on topics of general
interest in the New York Sun. MIR
Niles died at his home in Topsham.
Me
He was born in Ravenswood, N. Y,
on July a, 1912, and was the son of
the Rev. William Watson Niles and
Mary Wilson Niles. Mr.. Niles was
appointed to Annapolis in 1860 after
having received his early education in
schools in New York and Elizabeth,
N. j.. and at Andover. He was grad.
uated from the Naval Academy in
three years, with several other ad.
vanced students in his class, because
the civil war had caused a great need
for naval officers.
He served in the navy until 1871,
when he resigned having attained the
rams of Lieutenant Commander Then
he took up the study of law and after
having been graduated from the
College of the City of New York he
t"ok up the practice of law in New
York city.
Upon his retirement from practice
several years ago he moved to his
summer home at Topsham, where he
had lived since. He spent much time
in scientific studies. He was an as
sociate member of the American So.
ciety of Naval Architects and Marine
Engineers.
In 1885 he married Miss Margaret
Burr. daughter of the late DIR. Charles
n. Burr of Portland, Me. He leaves
a sister, Mrs. T. Edwards Clark of
Los Angeles, and brother, Nathan
iel Niles of Madison, N. j.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31
White Harvest Fields in Mexico.

Rev. John s. Cheavens, ooutneIn
Rantist missionary in Mexico, IS very
bopsfuI about religious conditions IN
that country. He writes;
The fields are white unto the mar
vest Unless l misread the signs oi
the times, we are going to have .
very fruitful year. In ah ene
churches on my ield except one OF Two
800 .re candidates awaiting baptism
: am nraying daily and hourly TOR q
araat awakening in Mexico IL mas
80 ON NV heart for years. ana
think should die happy II o0 GUY
inst see the outstretched hano o. o0O
who sent His Spirit at Pentecost-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31
OPPOSES COLLEGE PARK
AVIATION FIELD PROJECT
War College Division Of the General
Staff Corps Reports On Bill in
Congress.

A bill recently INTRODUCED in Congress
appropriating 100000 for the pur
chase by the government of the former
aviation field at College Park, Md,
has been reported on adversely by the
War College division of the General
Staff Corps. In advising Congress
of the general staff's disapproval of
the project, Secretary Baker said that
while the project was turned down
for the time being, he would institute
another investigation at some later
date, should Congress so desire.
The field can be rented, it was said,
at price which is considerably lower
than the interest on the proposed pur.
chase price. At the War Depart
ment it is held that the present avia.
! ton base at San Diego. CAL, is bet.
ter adapted to army purposes than the
former field a. College Park.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31
ADMIRAL JOHN F. MERRY DEAD.
Veteran of Civil and Spanish-American
Wars.

Rear-Admiral John F. Merry, ire
t;redl rs years old, of Boston, died
st the Naval Hospital. Washington,
Yesterday. He had been Ill since
suffering a stroke of spoplexy -FOUR
weeks ago.
He was born in Maine, was veteran
IF the Civil War and Spanish Ameri-
can War and served IS the hrsl com
mandant of Honolulu in 1900. A widow
survives him. Funeral services VIII
no held at Washington and the oooy
will he buried in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31
COMMENCEMENT AT
TOME SCHOOL
Rev. P. F. Hall to Deliver BAG
calaureate.

Invitations have been issued by DR..
Thomas Stockham Baker, Headmss'er
of the Tome School, Port Deposit,
Md, to the Commencement exercises
at $50 o'clock on Monday. June S.
Judge John c. Rose, Judge of the
United States District Court of Balti-
more, will be the principal speaker.
The closing events of the senior class
will begin on Saturday morning. June
3. with the Last Chapel and the In
itiation of the Gum Laude Society.
The Rev. Percy Foster Hall. formerly
of Catonsville, and now Rector of the
Church of the Epiphany, Washing
ton, d. c., will deliver the Commence.
ment sermon on Sunday afternoon in
Memorial Hall.
The Rev. P. F. Hall is brother of
Mrs. John Writ Randall, of this city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31
Bible Conference.

Because of the unusual success of
the Bible Conference at Mountain
Lake Park, Md, last year, it is to be
conducted again this year by The
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.
The dates are August 1920 Admis-
sion to ali sessions will be free.
Rev. James M. Gray, ID. D., will
preside and will be assisted on the
program by many of the best known
Bible teachers aud preachers of the
country.