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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-22

Give where needed, never where
harm results from the gift.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-22

A stitch in time may save a klmono
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-22

Have ion lost somethIngf Adver.
liSs ii In THE CAPITAL.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-22
Applicant-F. F. WILDE.
Address Shady Side. Nd
Acrna--NrnA exceeding Dc .

Located in West River on the SoutheTly side
thereof being the same ground formerly leased
TO the applicant at the easterly entrance to Fow-
lers Creek locally known as shown on Published
Chart No
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Let The Capital do your job Print
ing.- Billheads, Letterheads. Envelopes
and Cards speciality.
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FOR SALE.

Sleigh and Bells in flrst-class con-
dition. VIII sacrifice at $50. Good
runners. Apply at Capital office, or
Phone so. d1S-tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-22
Tuesday, February 9th, 1916,


the following described property viz
beginning for the same ct q point twenty
feet distant from the Northeast intersection
OF East and Martin streets In the Southwes-
ferly direction and running thence and
with the divisional line Of lots Nos. - aud
"A North, degrees 10 minutes, West &c
feet inches TO the rear of the dwellings,
thence North Ii degrees, West II feet TO a
brick wall, therce along the said wall II
minutes. East SC feet TO the line of East
street. thence along the line Of East street
North s. degrees IS minutes. East 20 feet
inches 10 the place Of beginning.
This property is improved by
THREE-SToRY FRAME DWELLING
Seven Rooms, Bath, Toilet and all modern
eonyeniences, ard is Immediately adjoining
the property known as the Brice House
and now owned by the Larnard estate the
owners of Carvel Hall and is in good con
dition, desirably located and splsndi1ly
built.
TERMS or SALE One half cash on
day Of sale. or ratification thereof balance
in six months, or all cash at the option Of
the purchaser. Credit payments 10 bear
interest from the date of sale. Taxes for
1915 win be paid from the proceeds of the
sale Of the estate The purchaser can bor
row two-thirds of the purchase price on
mortgage, If desired. A deposit of $500 re-
CURED on the day If sale.
JAMES w. OWENS,
i'll I'd. Attorney Named in Mortgage.
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Mortgages Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
In the Cltr 81 AnnanoIis.

BY virtue of a power Of sale contained
ia mortgage from Thomas J. Iinthicam
and Katherine T.. Idnfhicum, his wife ia
ted July IL. 1912. and recorded among the
Land Records Of Anne Arundel County. in
IAher c. W.. No. "a folio 26S. &C. the an
designed. as Attorney named ip said mort
gage, viii offer at public sale at the Court
House door at Annapolis. on
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-22
WOMEN WANTED

Knitting Mill wants women: full! time sal
AIRY Of si5 weekly distributing guaranteed
hosiery, or 23c. an hour spare time; perma-
nent work. Experience unnecessary Ad-
dress Manager INTERNATIONAL MILLS.
Norristown. Pa. NILS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-22
Application for Oyster Ground

The followins application for Oyster Ground
ia or adjacentto Anne Arundel County. IS now on
sic in the Office of the Beard Of Shell Fish Com
u,issioners Of Maryland.
Published Charts of the Natural Oyster bafs OF
Anne Arundel County are filed with the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court Of said County.
Notice is hereby given that ali protests against
the granting of said Leases must b. filed n the
Circuit Court in Anne Arundel County. on OF be-
fore the
9th DAY OF MARCH, 1916
Applicant-HENRY WILDE.
Address Shady Side..Md.
Acres-Not exceeding 2S.
Located in West River. on the Sautherly side
thereof, southwesterly % Collins Flats. natural
oyster tar and adjoining the ground trsnsferTeo
the applicant by Chss. Larson as shown on
Published Chart No. ;.
Applicant-cARL F. WILDE.
Address-Shsdy Side. Md.
Acres-Not exceeding 30.
Located ia West River on the Southefly side
thereof. at the easgerly side of the mouth OF
Fowiers Creek locally knownl adjoining the
ground leased to Chas Larson and extending IN
the creek and sso extending northefly direc-
ton IN West River. as shown on Published Chart
No g.
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7 OST-Youua Brindle and White Full DOG
~ Piainiv marked one half face white IRE half
hrindla Small white snot on left flank. Reward
MRS. HARMONY. 2o4 King George St Post
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TOR RFNT-seven Room HOUSE, bath all
i conveniences. Modern Improvements. Ger
trally located; one door from State Circle, Apply
6S Cornhili s, i2o-w
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LOST

7 0ST- Bete cen MARYLAND Avenue end College
= hvenu or Oklahoma Gate Naval rad-r (
p Steri50e SILVER Cwrfd 5umbeil CUFF BUT
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TOR RENT-A FLAT with SPOONS and hath.
With all conveniences; hot water heat Oh.
posite Naval Academy Chapel Apply 20l Ham
over ST j20-w
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FOR RENT

sTABxE, Fleet st. 3 Box and ] single
Stall. Carriage shed and large loft. Apply
r. G ELLIOTT
INV Arundel Building.
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Lost. wants, For Sale. Fol Rent. nc

kdTertl sementa under thiE head not ex
ceeAinK z -four lines 3 times rs cents
week 30 cts each additional line 5cts
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FOR RENT

TOR RENT-HOUSE. also an UNFURNISBFD
y FLAT with all modern convenicnces Uc-
tu-dste in eveTr- particular. Apply EklEM-
Ell, 1881 West Street. 13ss
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-22

Entorea at the Annapolis Posfoffles sc
sseeud-Class Matter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-22

Cars Leave Daily and Sunday
For Points 60 0wings Station ~ q. m.
For Points 10 SOlomon's island : 2. N
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-22

DOR RENT Nicely furnished front ROOM.
Private Apply 81 Maryland Ave. i2l-3t
The sun., 1916-10-05
GUARD AUXILIARY ENDS WORK.
Organization VIII Cease Aidins
Dependent Families Oct. -.

Tho Active Service Auxiliary. of which
MIR. Charles s.. Whitman and Mrs. Cor
'el!us Vanderbilt are the chairmen, has
decided to abandon It's work on October
- Tho organization has been giving
rld to families of National Guardsmen
who were sent to the border. In many
cases Il has been the sole support OF fam
lies.
Letters were sent yesterday to depend
eats Of the auxiliary saying:
Congress has recently appropriated
100000 for the support OF guards
mems families. allowing n maximum OF
$50 per month to a family. General
orders az OF the Wal Department and
a.. which supersedes II. state that to OBJ
tain this relief an application IL to be
made by the enlisted man himself. In
View OF the fact hat money for the relief
Of your dependent family Is now avail
able and hat the Government IL APP
parcntly able to take charge OF relief
work being done along same lines by
other organisations. the Active Service
Auxiliary expects to close Its work by
October H."
The employment division Of the lux
Hairy. which has been finding Jobs for
Iuardsmen who returned to md them
selves out Of work. will continue. 4
fun report Of the auxiliary's work. will
ne made public next week.
The sun., 1916-10-05
GARBAGE HEALTH REsT0RER.
staten leland Inquiry witness Says
II Halls Tuberculosis.

pr. Lindsey II. williams. Deputy state
Health Commissioner. who Is conduct
ing Gov. Whi,man's Investigation as to
age disposal plant which is being erected
on Saten Island will be a nuisance and
detrimental to public health. was told
by an expert witness for the Metropolis
tan By.Products Company. the garbagN
contractors. at the session yesterday
afternoon that instead OF garbage being
a menace to health 1t was a health
restorer.
W. ]. S%prinsborn Of New Bedford,
who has made a study OF garbage for
twelve years and who Is the manager
OF the New Bedford garbage plant, testi-
fled that before he came to the plant
a year ago he was much run down and
In poor health. At present he said that
he was in the best Of health and at
tributed his condition TO working In and
about garbage.
~Springborn also cited q cast OF n
young man who was a victim OF tuber-
culosis and asked him to be put TO work
shovelling garbage. A year after the
man was at the plant the tuberculosls
had disappeared. lie said that the Cobb
we'll process to te used at the Staten
Island plant was the most sanitary
process yet discovered.
W. J. Hathaway. Mayor of New Bed
ford, testified that since the system was
installed he had not received ono com
plant as TO Its being n nuisance. Dr.
j. l.. Pagauin. president OF tho Board
Of Health Of New Bedford. gave like
testimony.
The next hearing Is on October 20.
The sun., 1916-10-05
JUMP IN PARALYSIS
TO % CASES.; 7 DIE
Health Officials Not Alarmed
Committee on After Care
Tells Of Plans.
WOMEN no AID WORK
Will Provide Motors to Trans
port Children-Two
Grownups Afflicted.

The number Of cases Of infantile pa
ralys!s took a decided jump yesterday.
although the deaths were one less than
the day before. Twenty-three new cases
were reported, as against twelve on
Tuesday. There were seven deaths.
Neither the local health officials nor
the Federal officials viewed the increase
with alarm. saying that there might he
kpasmodio increases. but the general
10 longer epidemic. The total cases SO
far number 9.0S6 and deaths have been
s.3l5.
Twelve OF the cases reported yester-
day werc Of children 6 years old or
Younger. ono case was 20 years old, one
was 20 years and the others between 6
and IL.
The committee on after care Of infan-
tie paralysis cases met at go Fourth
sy-rue yesterday and heard the report
= DR.. Donald f.. Baxter. It's director.
commissioner Emerson. Deputy Com
Missioner OF Charities Wright and abou,
;crty representatives OF hospitals. dis
psnsaries and charitable and nursing In
<.tutions were present.
h committee has progressed far with
Us plan OF having q nurse visit n over
zee al children sent home from the hos
ritais, chiefly 20 that proper treatment
% useless or partly useless limbs may
hs begun. The committee also intends
70 exert general supervision over pa
tisnts IN the hands Of private physicians
% ~ - they permit.
y. Baxter reported thaa ne problem
II transporting children for tfeatmen,
M great. but that with the aid Of about
10 women representing clubs II will
probably b solved. One motor ambu.
lance has been provided. and an auto.
mobile has been lent for this purpose
The elubwomen hope to obtain moro pri'
rats cars or automobile ambulances. hi
sAd. A campaign to educate private
physicians In the after care Of infantils
paralysis cases will be undertaken also
n publicity campaign In the newspapers
including the foreign language paperA
The sun., 1916-10-05
MEAN OLD INSURERS
DENY DANCER POLICY.
Mrs. Evelyn Hubble Classed
as a Risk Like Pro-Ally
Living in HobOken.
FEAR HEART WILL MISS
Others Convinced Her Foxtrot
Partners Hearts Arc in
Greater Danger.

Pauline's perI's are next door to moth
Ing when compared to the wear and teal
or the ~foxtrot, or at least that's what
the Insurance folk. who have refused
policies to Mrs. Evelyn Hubble Of Cas-
tie House and the Hotel Majestic. say.
The mean old insurance men yesterday
told Mrs. Hubble that her pedal activi-
ties as n professional dancer at Castle
House by daylight and at the Majestic
by incandescent put her. from the In.
surance risk viewpoint. In the same
class with aviators. reporters and pro-
Allies living in Hoboken.
Tho long hours Of dancing the modern
trots which Mrs. Hubble puts in cause
tho insurance doctors. so Mrs. Hubble
said last night. TO believe that all six
II she doesn't watch out. Hence nothing
doing when Mrs. Hubble tried to Increase
her life insurance. One glance at the
blooming n beauteous dancer in the
Majestic last night. however. convinced
impressionable interviewers that the doc
tors ought to be more concerned about
the hearts OF Mrs. bubbles dancing part
ners than they are about hers.
And 10 many hours a day DO you
dance?'' Mrs. Hubble was asked Just
after the dinner hour.
We'll. I danced seven hours to-day ~
Castle House." she answered. and now
I start In here and dance until I O'Clock
in the morning. These"
by here" broke in the press agent
| Of tho hotel. Mrs Hubble Of
| course the Hotel Majestic. a fact which
should be mentioned II for nc other
reason than to convince newspaper read
ers that Mrs. Hubble is dancing here and
Is not q nero Pigment Of the imagina-
ton"
These insurance people," continued
Mrs. Hubble. who. as has been said.
dances In a certain hotel in Central
Park West, by refusing TO take me as
a risk put idleness among women at a
| premium. Just because I refuse TO sit
| around doing nothing they say they
| cannot insure me-"
"a prominent insurance ofncial said
yesterday you nay quote me as quot
| ing the official as saying the Majestic
-, press agent here remarked. "'"lt 10
true that insurance companies are re-
luctant to accept professional dancers
an risks said the oficial while pass
ing the Hotel Majestic. Accident In
surancc companies also are refusing 10
accept them you may quote mo az
quoting him as saying while still passing
the Majestic. because the strain or
the hear, and other organs Is very
severe. Also there Is great danger OF
accident from falling on n slippery dane
Ing floor"
(Which about carries the official right
past the hotel. doesn't it?' the press
agent was asked.
And the press agent agreed after
some mental calculations that the promi.
| nent insurance official II he were quoted
The sun., 1916-10-05
City Colleges New Departure.

Tho board Of trustees OF city College
announced yesterday the splitting up Of
the department OF natural history INTO
divisions OF biology and geology. start
ing next term. Prof. Thomas Andrew
Storey. who was lately made state SUI
perintendcnt OF School Hygiene and IL
head OF the physical instruction depart.
ment Of City College. will direct the
hygiene M sanitation classes In the
biological adjunct. Prof. Win Sickels
now head OF the department. vii! have
charge OF the work n geology.
The sun., 1916-10-05
Prof. Lindsay 10 Lecture.

Samue, McCunc Lindsay. professor Of
social legislation In Columbia INT
versity. will deliver n series Of Elk
lectures on Wednesday and Friday after
moons at the New York school Of Fh!lan-
ur,opy. beginning November 3. II L.
announced. His subject will he 'Legis-
lative Remedies in Social Work" Adj
mission will be without charge. but those
who wish to attend are requested to write
for cards. The capacity OF the hall is
limited.
The sun., 1916-10-05
MAY KILL FOR YoM KIPPUR.
sanitary Code Conccrning Chicken
Suspended By Mayor.

A delegation visited the Mayor yes
terday and asked that tho section Of
the sanitary code prohibiting the killing
Of chickens except in q few large
markets DO set aside for Tom Kippur.
which Is mex Saturday.
Health Commissioner Emerson told
the Mayor that In the past this section
had been set aside for two daya but
that butchers had imposed upon the au-
thorit!es by killing owl for six days.
Mayor Mitchell agreed to suspend the
section. promising that II the butchers
violate It this year Il will not be sus-
pended next year.
The sun., 1916-10-05

Deaths and new cases OF infantile
paralysis for twenty-four hours reported
py the Health Department yesterday:
DEATHS.
Manhattan.
Anaa L~ot!soponios, under I year. si5
East Twenty eighth street: Peter Kello. )
ears old. willard Parker Hospital: Cath
.-tns ri Palma. under / year. IS Macdoueai
street: Frederick Bowlerman. under year.
III Eat Fifty-fourth street
The Bronx.
S.sdys Poor, 4 years Did \ss East is+th
Brooklyn.
o.rmsiia Carttablano. Q years OLD. s
Queens.
AanA Mons-1n. = years old. $50 Seventh
avenue. Long Island City.
NEW CASES.
Manhattan.
Ssesph Damora, : years OLD. 80 Henry
,,rsst: Catherine ID. Palma. ! year old. ~
10 East. F~or,!eth street; Frank. Finn. )
,srs old. 3oi West Forty-four'h street;
W yD.SIrs CTos., : year, Sid; .ss ha.. Ssv oIa.
~ Eas. sixty-hfth street: George Higgins.
,isr a. sSlT; 50 w"T Ian street:
nth street: Rose weinste,n. IL years
"a. - East ilsth street: seymour wilier.
. years old. :0i West 10th street.
Tho Bronx.
Harold Crtta, . years old, az Carpenter
VENUE Edward Ware, : years old. S7
LAST :o7th street: Albert Gait. under one
ear 2i6 Brook avenue; Charles Hoffman:
year old. ?2s5 Gleason avenue: Fred
zimmerman. Q years old. .I12 Bryant ave-
,ie: Msrssrst Lsurey. under ! year. 81
lsst i3Jth street.
Brooklyn.
LILLIAN Wilson. rs years. :bt kosciusko
erect; Minetts Lawrence. G years old, 90
Itimroi street; Harry Rubin. l year old.
a., Williams avenue; Sadie shus,er. 2
'ars Cid. i5t Bradford street.
Queens.
0tevsn Novkosky. g. years old, 100
y sventh avenue, Long Island city; Anna
Nonsein. . years old. 2j3 Seventh avenue.
'ong Island city. Thomas CollcOletti. !:
tars old. 47 ninth avenue. Long Island
~.
The sun., 1916-10-05
v. y. state Has "a Cases, Death.

AteANr. Oct. t.-Thirty-thres new
cases OF infantile paralysis and one
death were reported to-day to the State
Health department. Dr. Linsley II. Will
ans. Deputy state Commissioner OF
Health, announced this evening a move
incnt to organize a comprehensive plan
fer after care Of patients. The depart.
'neut has occurred the services OF DR..
l.ohcrt W. ~1.oyctt. professor Of ortho-
i"dic surgery at Harvard. and II Is
damned to i~naugurate n statewide plan
"a cooperation with local authorities.
The sun., 1916-10-05

at greater length. would ind himself in
front of the Marie Antoinette or Breton
Hall, depending pon which way he was
headed. so the press agent refused to
be quoted further as quoting the promi-
nent insurance official. And thereupon
Mrs. Hubble returned to the slippery
dancing floor. and taking her life in her
own fair hands danced and danced and
danced.
The sun., 1916-10-05

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staged With an eye single to
rea1isn and vi tn the best BAL
anced cast seen this season.
We appreciate very deeply THE double
earre1ed tribute from the Times:--
AT concert pitch they keep
the ne1odranatie scenes thor
ough1y interesting and do
nothing to prevent the last
act from being amusing = It
1s as though a play by the
late Charles Klein had been
Finished by the 1ate v. 8.
Mr.. yegrue admits that Charles Klein d1d write
drama comarable to kegruetg and Mr.. Cobb
comedies that there we're times when Gilbert
ws as humorous as Cobb L..
xorn4 We aort TAX int ss'u :s NJ ss tsi 'f fe2;ssn Of tho
New Yo9A.: . But 1%R 9esily y" We haven't tire.
q: the Price se1vyn & Company pay for this
Also We desire to quote these additional
renarke. all OF which have our hearty approva1:.
"A real play at last about q
vital subject - should run
AL season at the Harris
Stephen Ratheun. Eveg. sum-
INT ensely Interesting - sure
70 entertain = Here for q long
Evening Telegram.
Remarkable drama.
New York American.
In fact, upon rereadins the foregoing we
are convanoea that among the New York critics.
What DO you thank1 men you've seen
sUNDER SENTENCE" let us know.
You're for standing room only.
< d,
The sun., 1916-10-05
Inushters q Pe..syivani. to Meet.

Tho Daughters OF P~ennsylvania IN
New York. Mrs. Walter q. Comfy presi-
sent. will hold their FIRST fall meeting In
ne Bsflsciairs Hotel. Broadway At Few
'nty-esveath strooe, ue8t Tuesday after-
room q Ssse - z g $500 ~:
bensat y u Opnihn1R
The sun., 1916-10-05
thirty New Cases In Jersey.

ThxSroN. n. j.. Oct. Thirty new
rases Of infantile paralysis were reported
IN this State to-day. Two new munic-
.~pallties are aYected-Sparta township.
Sussex county. and Hackettstown. War
rem county.
The sun., 1916-10-05
RECORD.
Days Deaths md New Cases a. Re
ported by BOr0ushs.

Deaths and new cases OF ~infantile
paralysis Tor twenty-four hours reported
10y the Health Department yesterday:
The sun., 1916-10-05

nB.F. KElTH's Josephine Victor 4 Co..
CE Belle story. Henry Lewis.
B'way 4 l7th 81. lE. Evans 4 Co., Oths. and
Daily Mat. 25c-si lGrcater Morgan Dancers.