Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-05-20
RECTOR SPEAKS OUT.
Insists On The Women Dressing MOdeStIy
When Attending Church.

rector of st. Mary's Church, spoke
out in church yesterday concerning
the modest dressing Of women i'm his
congregation.
Father Hanley spoke plainly and
in a straightforward manner. tie
said the women attending services At
ST. Mary's Church, of which he is rec.
tor. must come simply and modestly
dressed and not with neck and arms
exposed as some had been in the habit
of doing heretofore.
The rector, therefore. draws the line
on peek boo shirtwaists in his con
gregation and insists on modest dress
ing in church. The rector's plain talk
created no little comment among the
parishioners.
a pitched ball, Bacon's sacrifice.
Lange's fly TO right and IOhnson'S
boisterous hooting of stiles grounder.
The Army took lead of two runs
sped single To centre. Pritchett
tried to sacrifice, popped up a tiny
fly, and had he run il out would
have landed ON first. HambSch drop
ped the ball, hut had time to throw
Pritchett out. Wagner singled and
scored Groninger. Beavers was hit
and Hanson singled and scored wag-
ner. Battles poor return of Hanson'S
hit enabled Beavers To score.
In the second inning Gillian singled
and Strickland buuted. Beavers
feverish throw to first of the hunt put
Gillian on third, and Hambsch's out
field fly brought him through. The
fourth inning was a period OF enjoy
ment for the Navy, but in view OF the
opportunities afforded not as rich in
runs as ii should have been. nague.
the football star, hit safely. Gillian
famed, and Strickland fouled To
Mountford. Hambsch smacked
single TO centre. While Lanphier was
at the bat he stopped pitched ball
with his finger. IL was n hard rap,
and it looked as If Lanphier's finger
was broken. The ball pinched tho
finger TO the bat. but the wounded
digit did not disable the Navy man.
Quite the reverse. lie peppered the
ball for clean single and scored
Dague. A couple of bases ON balls
forced Hambsch home, but Lange. a
good hitter. ended the rally by strik-
ing out.
The Navy made two doubles and a
single in the seventh but made only
one run. stiles doubled. Dague lied
to Hanson and Gillian doubled and
brought Stiles home. Strickland
made an infield hit, and with two on
bases and yearning for assistance,
Hambcsh and Lanphiere subsidized via
| the fan route.
The plot thickened in the last half
of the ninth. Mountford grounded
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| landed ON first with n jumping dive.
which would have broken the ribs
| of anybody but football player.
Johnson hit TO Lanphier, who threw
| to second to force Mountford but
threw wide. Bonesteel trie& To hunt
and struck out. Havercarnp, batting
| for Meredith, damned Justify TO Ian
| phiere. who DETECTED the ball but
could not stop il. The bases were
| filled, and on Groninger's safety o.
| centre, Mountford scored. Johnson
| tried to score from third on the squeeze
| and squeezed himself out. IL was a
| low pitch and the batter could not
reach il.
Captain PTitchett rammed a ripper
to left, which went so hard IL scared
the air. There was still chance Il
repel the A rmy, as LANCE in left was
on the ball instanter. but instead oi
being content with throwing to third
and holding the runners in check he
threw home. The ball shot along ths
grass like creased lightning. Past
the catcher 1t went and on into the
crowd in the rear. Hayercamp and
Groninger reached home. The score