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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-08-28

On Monday next, September !.
the annual Teachers Institute Of Anne
Arundel County Teachers will begin
weeks session here in the High
School building on Green street
Instructors and educators of note
will address the various sessions Of
the Institute. DR.. Brumbaugh, SUI
perintendenf OF the Schools of Phila-
delphis, who is now in Europe, will
address the Institute il he reaches
America early enough, as hs now ex--
poets To.
Mr.. Dinsmore. author Of Teach
ing District School . pedagogi-
cal book which the Anne Arundel
teachers have been studying viii
speak on School Organizations and
Administration. Mr.. Monnafan,
OF the Rural Department of Bureau
Of Education United States Govern
ment. will speak On Rural School
Problems.
Professor Wilcox, of the MARYLAND
State Normal School, will give in
struction in literature Miss Sophia
Kolb will be the instructor in meth
DDS of arithmetic.
Mr. r. Bradley Jones will conduct
the instruction in grammar. while
Miss Eleanor Drury. Supervisor Of
Schools. will explain to the t achers
the new schedule.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-08-28
Is DAYS--AND THEN
The Largest and Best Store
in Annapolis.


Some fifteen months ago, 2e
announced the opening Of ihe
largest and best store III Am
napolis.
In about fifteen days wc
will announce the opening Of
the same store but greatly im
proved and larger and better
than all other stores combined,
which deal ia similar lines
TO find such exclusive mer
chandise as we will show, you
will have to go a mighty good
distance-for in this commu-
nifty there is nothing that will
be able to hold a candle to IT.
To find such generously
helpful and kindly SERVICE
as ours, you will have % 80
even further. For we will Try
our darndest TO make it unsur
passed by anybody anywhere
Exclusive Goods, Moderate
Prices and Generous Treat
ment-A trinity deserving OF
your best support and paifo.
nage-and we know YOU vail
give it to us.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-08-28
PARCEL POST PACKAGE PARTY.
Weekend Festivities at ArundeI-on-
ihe-Bay.

Che seasons close at Arundel on
he-Bay, so far as the Civic League is
concerned, will be marked this week
end by Parcel Post Party at the pa
vilion.
A small fee of 10 cents will be
asked Of each person for the Civic
League work. but each in turn, will
receive a parcel post package, the
contents of which will give him his
moneys worth. During the evening
the packages will be opened and many
surprises sprung.
The chief feature of the evening .
entertainment, howev n, will be
"reminiscences of ArundeI-ou-the-
Bay compiled and delivered in an
address by Mrs. Jean Cabell O'Neil,
woman of literary attachments and
q newspaper and magazine writer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-08-28
"THE MAID OF HONOR
Ambrosia Two-ReeI Feature at the
Colonial Tonight.

A thrilling drama woven around
the grandeur of foreign court /;
melodramatic, yet full of path5s and
heart interest; a picture dealing
with the society among royalty with
pretty love story interviewer; in
trigue and deception cause no end of
trouble "a story with moral
Pearl and the Tramp, Crystal
comedy. tramp climbs in an open
window and croons to Pearl s baby.
Shs discovers him and screams for
the police The baby takes a fancy
to the tramp. and when the cops
come she tells them he is her friend.
This complicates matters amusingly
when hubby returns.
THE Flower Girl and the Coun-
terfeiter, an Imp drama. A secret
service detective is dismissed be-
cause of intoxication. His fiance
jilts him. A flower girl sends him
money anonymously, and begs him to
brace up. He purchases new clothes.
She points out counterfeiter and
he captures the gang and is rein
stated. He finds out where the
money came from and a romance
follows between him and the flower
girl. A photo play program a littls
out of the ordinary.
The vaudeville offering is q good
one, Eddie Adair. the popular
song writer, who formerly had out a
big girl act on the big Time, ;"
will, with the assistance of Miss
H snney, vivacious little girl from
the old act, present real song end
dance novelty. Both are good dan
GERS and have good voices. They bill
themselves as Adair and Henney,
I" Aristocratic Tomfoollery Another
Boyer kind act viii complete the
bill Get in line and follow the
crowd. You will enjoy the show.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-08-28
ALICE JOYCE.
Queen Of the PhotOpIayers at The
Palace Tonight.


"a Thief in the Night" II mem
Der Of your household should be taken
sick and there was no one 10 send
for medicine. would you ask q burg
lar to go for the doctor If you dis
covered him prowling through your
home? This is the strange situation
which confronts young within the
Kalem drama, "a Thief in the
Night, which appears at the Palace
toni .yht.
One novelty follows another in
this gripping story. The burglar,
impressed by the wife's earnestness
andche serious condition OF the hus-
band, agrees to secure doctor. but
falls Into the hands of q constable.
The officer recognizes the thief as an
old offender AMI is not inclined to
give up his prisoner until he realizes
the Importance of the crooks errand.
Then they have what the best critics
consider the finest V-agraph released
this month. Those who saw and en-
joyed the picture 'tThe Wood Violet"
shown &c me months ago, VIII find
pleasant resemblance to that picture,
and in the acting of the lead, Miss
Anna Stewart, in The Moulding. :"
Next, strong western by the Essa-
nay Company, THE Daughter Of the
Sheriff. and to finish the excellent
show lively Pathe comedy, The
Artists Dream. Meet your friends
at the Palace tonight.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-08-28
PLEBES GET BUMPED.
Magnolia A. c Wins Interesting Ball
Game by A to 3.

The baseball team of Magnolia
Athletic Club, of Baltimore. broke
the winning streak of the Naval
Academy Plebes yesterday after
noon, taking an interesting game by
A to 3.
Pierce, who was on the mound for
the Magnolias, had little the be tier
of Blodget tt. the Navy crack. He kept
the five hits made by thu Plebes we'll
scattered.
The middies got their three runs
in the eighth inning, two of them be-
ing largely the result Of errors.
Score:
Magnolias 00001 500 O
Plebes 0 0 o @ o O O 8 O
Batteries Pierce and Jarosek;
Blodgett aud Connolly Umpire
Fisher, of Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-08-28
GETS PRINTING CONTRACT.
Thomas and Evans to Do Work for
Coming Session Of General As
sembIv.

The firm OF Thomas & Evans, Bal
timore, was the successful bidder for
the contract for the legislative print
ing at the coming session Of the Leg
islature. fhe bid was at Sl2,7z0,
and the Board Of Public Works
promptly awarded the contract.
There we're eight bidders in the
competition, all Baltimore firms.
King Brothers submitted the next
lowest bid, sl2, 900. Other bidders
and their bids were:
Baltimore City Printing and Bind
ing Co., 100000.
George w. King Printing Co.,
SIS 600.
Meyer & Thalhe inner, $13, 800.
Dulaney- verney Co., $1,000.
Industrial Printing Co., $4,000.
Fleet, Mckinley, $4,000
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-08-28
SAVE THE WATER.
Long Dry Spell Reminds All Of
Economy.

Too much care in the use of the
water supply at this time cannot be
exercised. There is drouth and has
been for several weeks.
No rain, to amount to anything.
has fallen in the past two months
and vegetation is burnt og up. Nat
urally. the lack Of rain must efft ct
the supply in che reservoir and sup
ply dams.
All care should be observed in the
use Of hose and lawn sprinklers,
as ii is much better to withhold these
than to have shortage in the sup
ply Of drinking water. All waste Of
water should be discontinued at this
time Of drouth, and water consumers
musf be abstsmious in the use Of
water except where snch use Il alb
solutely necessary.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-08-28
TOURNAMENT AT PAROLE.
Eugene P. ChiIds Young Lawyer
Charges the Knights.

A tournament was held at Camp
Parole yesterday afternoon. The
charge to the knights was delivered
by Eugene P. Childs, of the Annapo-
j bar.
The judges were w. E. Jones, Ed
ward Taylor and Thomas S. Barrow,
and the chief marshal was Edward
Taylor, Jr.
The winners in the amateur classes
were: r. McNemar, Knight of
Fairview; James Suit, knight of
Davidsonvile James Smith, Knight
OF Poplar Ridge.
The winners in the profess ional
class were: NJ b. Beard, Knight of
New Design; Richard Stevens,
Knight of Green Springs v. B. Du-
vail, knight OF Sunny Side.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-08-28


Miss Clara Richardson, of Washing
ton, is the guest of Mrs. NJ. l. Weller,
at Marta Cottage. Arundel-on-the-
Bay.
Mrs. W. W. Gogel, who has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Geo. c. Barton.
for the past ten days. left for her home
North Forest Park. Baltimore.
Mr. ". W. Gogel. spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. Barton
Mr.. G. B. Pratt. Of Washington.
formerly Of Annapolis. is on visit to
Mr. John Z. McCusker. Cornhill
street.
Mrs. J. Frank jacob and children
are visiting Mrs. Jacobs father, Col.
Geo. King. at Cottage Farm. Howard
County.
DR.. Frances Edith Weitzman. and
her sister, Mrs. JOS. Lipman have just
returned home from New York and
Philadelphia, where they visited their
sisters and brothers.
Or. Edwin Lee Morgan. is visiting
Mrs. Nick Biddle Van Zant at The
Anchorage. Arundel-on-theB Bay.
Miss Constance Brady left Monday
to visit Mrs. Frank Reid in Lexington,
Mass
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-08-28

Four reels of special pictures will
be shown tonight at the Lyric. A
good bill of well selected pictures is
on for tonight.
Also. Mr.. Lieberman will sing one
of his own compositions, ''Oh You
Beautiful Girl. Don't fail to hear
this catchy spotlight song.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-08-28

Mr. W. w Gogel. spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. Barton
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-08-28

az goa have xlAlknr& Ano are ncs
ashamed Of them. please send she
names to ne. OF 9i<e Personals over
khe phone People like 10 know when
yon have visitors that they may call
upon your friends. Personals published
free.-ED.1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-23
who comes with n string OF victories
and few defeats TO his credit

who comes with a string OF victories
and few defeats to his credit
young" Beell arrived in Richmond
last night and said no was ready for
to-night's bill. He has the appearance
OF being in perfect condition. and says
ne VIII offer no excuses II Herbert
defeats him. Becll is confident he il
capable Of taking the local boys meas,
ure, while Herbert believes he will be
able 10 defeat the Ohio boy
Bcell will be 1--WE or six pounds
heavier than Herbert, but George says
he Will not mind that the least bit. for
he has trained with men heavier than
himself. and is in condition to go a
long time.
The bout will start promptly at s45
o'clock. after preliminary between
local asplrants for mat honors
In event Herbert is the winner In
to-niGhts bout, he will enter at once
INTO campaign for the lightweight
championship of the world. He drop
ped out Of the wrestling game several
years ago to promote sports. and now
feels that he wants to get into the
game again.
Young" Beell is also anxious to meet
Joe Turner on the local mat. and has
written the Washington Richmond
wrestler note to that effect. Like
wise. Walt Evans. of Knoxville, Tenn,
- aHNiouS 10 meet turner. ana III Is
probable that he VIII be seen in nc
ton against Turner in this city. Tur-
ner and Evans have met at Bristol
Tenn. and at Knoxville. on several oc-
casions. and each have defeated the
other Evans Is anxious for last and
final match with Turner He will
go after Con. Albright, who recent
~ won the belt from Turner and the
worlds championship honors. AL
bright has promised Turner n return
match. and 1t may be pulled off before
Turner ana Evans meet If Turner
wins. then Evans Will want to meet
him. and if Albright wins. the Ten
nesseo wrestler Will want to meet the
Western Wildcat in n championship
bout
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-23
DESPITE DEFEAT.
AYERSL00KS GOOD
Errors Contribute to Loss of
First Game Pitched by
Hillsvillc Terror.
FANS STRONG FOR DOCTOR
Believe He Will Make Star Be-
fore End OF Next
Season.

Washington. y. c. September 2:.-
Doctor Ayers started his first major
league game here this afternoon, and
would have been justified in tossing
his glove high in the air and quitting
in disgust on account OF the support
handed him by his teammates
81. Louis won. to 3, in battle
which lasted nearly three hours, dur
ing which time the Nationals man
aged to pile UP seven errors. most of
them coming when air-tight support
was demanded.
Ayers pitched six and one-third in
ninSs. Five hits were made by the
Browns, and as many runs scored.
Errorlcss support behind Ayers would
have held the visitors runless
Until the Senators went all 10 pieces.
Ayers pitched great bail. During the
first five innings tho Browns got but
one hit or him. and he famed four.
including Shotten and Gus Williams,
notorious heavy hitters.
Washington fans were with Ayers
from the bell. and when Grin took him
out and substituted Boehling in the
seventh. cries OF Cool boy, Doctor;
YOU should have Joined a real ball
club" rent the air.
With the score TO ! In favor OF
Washington when st. Louis came to bat
in the seventh. Ayers had the side re-
tired when the bases We're full, and
McAlllster grounded TO Foster who
threw the ball into the dirt at the plate
having plenty of time to make a good
peg. Then followed boot after boot"
and TO change the luck. more than any
thing else. Griff sent Bochling to the
box, but st. Louis got to him for a
run before he could retire the side.
WASHINGTON hit Leverenz hard in the
final half of the seventh Mitchell who
succeeded him, twlrled aIr-Tignt bail
during the remainder of the game
GrifI announced Tonight that Ayers
had shown enough stuff to warrant
him with the WASHINGTON
club next season.
The local fans are OF the opinion that
the bury sawbones Will be one of the
leading fingers in the Ban Johnson
circuit before the 1914 season closes
The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-23
! ATHLETICS CINCH REMNANT

Philadelphia, September o2--Tha
Atn.etics to-day ciuched the American
League pennant for 1919 by defeating
R.tIo!t ~ & double header. Both
games We're shut-outs, the first To-
81 aud the second. ! 10 0. The first
game was devoid Of any features. Bush
anr nausa pitched good ball. hut the
athletics hit better when men were
IN the bases They made two runs i'm
ne second inning when Baker and
'lciHHeS scored on a squeeze piay 4
Vun "as scored In the third ana an
other ~ the hfth The Tigers had men
on Eases IN nearly every inning. but
CpG.G not produce the necessary htt
Tie second game was a pitchers bat
ile between DGDuc and Plank who
relieved l'enuOck in the second inning
y! =" Athletics won the game in ,b..
second aiming. McInnes was passed
ana forced by Walsh. Walsh stole
second and scored Oh Lamps single
Plank pitched IN excellent form, The
'I!g@rs not having a single chance Ia
sonle. TIC NInras
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-23
WEATHER FAVORS
FOOTBALL WORK
Coaches Give Virginia's Squad
Grilling Scrimmage for
More Than Hour.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

Charlottesville, Va, September o2-
Real football weather prevailed to-day
and the Virginia squad was kept on
the field until dark. There was a lively
hours scrimmaYc between two picked
teams. and nearly every new man was
given an opportunity to show his
worth. The play WAS very ragged,
only two touchdowns being made RAN
do!ph scored the first on a tcn-yard
run. and Speer the second. after inter
cepting forward pass and sprinting
fifty yards.
Ray ran well from half. and Cole
man. who was tried at full. mado con
sistcnt gains through the line. Benet
was tried ont at end, an wcre Ran
dolph. Spccr and Duncan.
Inc varsity engaged In an hours
signal drill. with Murrill and GOODWIN
on the ends. and Landes. Mayer. Ray
ana G"och in the backheld. The reg
"!ara VIII DO given their first scrim-
mage Tomorrow
Mayer. Goooh. Word. Landcs and Ray
were given long punting drill by
crawford while Warner instructed tho
iire men In charging and boxing each
othcr Harris. last years end, who
broke his arm In tho Georgetown
Ramc. Joined tho coaching squad. and
"'h warren. taught the ends how to
box III" tackles. Ife will remain
throughout tho season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-23
ATHLETIC CLUB
STARTS TRAINING
Under Coach Jones John Mar
shall A. c. Has High Hopes.
Marathon Runners.

The return or l.. T. Jones. the popular
coach OF the John Marshall Athletic club.
means hard work for his track squad as
well as the basket ball team The club is
very fortunate In having on it's track team
such men as Sattcrneld. Cuaries, Gentry and
Cosby, who Will be entered In tho Modified
Marathon. Sattcrheld the full course
the other night IN remarkable lime. and he
Is looked upon IA sure point winner. Cen
try Is In line form. and Was reported as hav-
ins run the course In good time.
The whole basketball team. with tho ex-
ception or Lin Cosby, viii be back this year.
Lin Will be soreiy missed, he con-
sidercd ono OF the fastest forwards In the
city. lie is attending Randolph Macon mud
should make Il place with ease. judging
from the colleges last year team.
The club would Ike TO hear from any col
legc or fast prep teams In the state. as the
schedule Is being arranged. The maEagc-
ment is In hope OF arranging games with
Randolph Macon, Hampden- Sidney. William
and Mary and Richmond College. They
would also like To hear from tho Maury
High School Of Norfolk and the Newport
News High School.
Mr. Jones has high hopes for his charges
this year and he says with Quarlcs, Sntter-
field. Walthall. Word Vaughan Lloyd. Grif-
nth and Brook Anderson lac has little doubt
that his team viii play most OF tho teams
IL this section of their feet For games.
address l.. Z. Jones. coach. care John Mar
shall High School Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-23
Entry LIST tor Marathon Closes on Saturda,
LAST CHANCE TO ENTER MARATHON


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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-23
MACK PREPARING
FOR WORLD SERIES
Expects to Give Regulars a Rest,
Now That Pennant Is
Really Cinched.

Philadelphia, September 22.-Now
that tho Philadelphia club has won tho
pennant of tho American League. prep
nrations Will at once DO started by
Manager Mack to tune up his team for
tho worlds series next month. Tho
nrst movo towards this end Will bo
tho casing up on tho Athletics's play
ers, all of whom will be given holi-
days from time to time. Several Of
tho players arc suffering with bruises
or other injuries. md they will be
given plenty of opportunity to get
over their Ills before starting the hard
conditioning for the blue ribbon event
Manager Mack tonight said he
would at once start to put In sub
stitutes.
Il will give some OF the veterans
holiday tomorrow" said Mr.. Mack
by the time we reach Washington for
series. which will start next Mon
day. l may have an entire team of sub
stitutes. This will depend upon
whether I think the regulars will he
benefited or otherwise by n lay-off
at this time. The hard work OF pre-
pairing for the worlds scries will be
done in this city In the anal series
with New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-23
PILLS DIVIDE WITH CUBS

Chicago. September 22-The Phil
lies and Cubs divided double bill to-
day, the visitors taking the first, .
10 0. and tho locals the final game. :
10 !. Alexander held the Trojans to
three safeties in the opening contest.
while HUMPHREYS was touched for
seven. Two hits in the third netted tho
Phillies tally and Lobert's triple and
Nsgee's single gave them another In
the sixth. The Phnies' only tally in
the second enlargement came in the
second when Msgee Knocked homo
run The Cubs Won the game in the
sixth. when three hits and two errors
teEsd io@n three runs Chalmers
wsrt seven innings fcr the visitors
iS-cr,2n finished me encounter. Pierca
|e-i q! tie way :or The locals. Ths
S-n-S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-23
Cobb Signs Bank Notes

Washington. September Cool
Iectors doubtless will he on the
lookout soon for nome national
bank notes which were signed n
Few days ago by .I>y" Cobb, CEN
ire fielder OF the Detroit baseball
club.
When the Stnr plnyer was here
recently he visited the Treasury De-
partment. While being sboxxp
through he nskcd to nee some of
the hank notes of the First Nm
tional Bnnk OF LnvOnin, Ga. On In
forming the officer In charge TINT
he was director In that bnnk, md
ny such entitled to sign money
printed for that Institution. the bnIl
player placed his signature on sew
crnl sheets of the notes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-23
.|NV|NC|BLES ARE
ROUNDING TO FORM
Coach Roblce Gives Men Some
Real Work-All Old
Men Back.

The lnvincibles got down 10 real worx Sat
urday when Coach Jake iobiec pat them TO
some real football
The first team lined M against the Scrubs
Tor about n half hours ACrinlmarc Tho
team Is well supplied with hackneld men.
ana Il Is rumoTcd that Hoover. last years
star tackle Of the John Marshall High
school! VIII loo out. This VIII add moro In
tercst, and Will make tho present mrs, team
men so some. King. Az he is known
among his friends. Is a very fast ard heady
player. and the lnrincibies arc very glad 10
have him with them
John Dudley. ono Of last years guards.
put UP u 'ine game In the scrimmage Satur-
Gay Word showed up we'll in the puntine
line. his ends should have no trouble la got
tlnE down on them. az they are long and
nigh. The lnvinciblcs have quite "a few ou;-of.
town games pendinG and have few dates
open SIN. Any out-oi-town teams desiring
10 play them should communicate with Grey
Davis. manager. who Will be glad to hear
The team is working very hard as they
expect TO play quite "a rev. college teams III.
year and they put plenty OF life into the
work Mr.. Roblce Is very well satisfied with
the team and claims nc vii! haze the fast.
orebaugh. better known in the world OF
sports as Midget viii IN all likelihood be
out this week for quarterback. This should
make the hackhed one OF tho tastes, in tho
city IA Midget is tas, man and a great
general He formerly played with the Tig-
ers. and was considered one OF the yaynest
men on the team AS we'll as the best quarter
In tho city.
Garrett is stlll playing at centre. and the
way lac played Saturday looks like lac ia 10
make his place with ease. rh. only man
missing from tho squad SATURDAY was
Rookie Rogorson. who WAS drafted from tho
central League this year b. the strong Bat
tie Axe team. IL 81 said that he went on.
70 see the BANKERS game To get some
points for next year. he no doubt realizes
that he Will twill against heavier htickers
next year IL he makes good Mr. iobce
hopes to see him out at every practice as
he wants TO make Il football! player out OF
him.
The Invincibes will have "a scri,nrnaye with
the strong Tiger team next Saturday. This
Is 10 be "A little practice for both teams but
VIII not be considered IA game, as Coach
Teefys men haven't had much rough work