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New-York tribune., 1919-10-26
Riding in Virginia
] Attracts Visitors
! At Hot Springs
Much Entertaining Makes
Up Program During the
Week at Southern Re-
sort; Women i'll Tourney
Special Correspondence.

5 Special Correspondence
HOT SPRINGS, Va, Oct. 25.-The
week has been notable and has carried
along with high success the Home
stead's autumn season. First place
Unjust be given to the women golf play
ers, who started their tournament on
Monday. following that of the men
players of the week before, in which
C. L. Tappin and r. II. Kittle tied for
first honors. The entry on Monday was
large, and among those qualifying were
Baroness Rosencranz, Mrs. Edward NJ.
McIlvaine, Mrs. Harry G. Haskell, Mrs.
w. Fellowes Morgan. Mrs. Thomas
Nick. Cook, Mrs. Thomas j. Ryan, Mrs.
C. II. Palmer. Mrs. William c. Sayle,
Mrs. J. V. Woodard, Mrs. Bedell ii.
Harmed, Mrs Harlan Scott. Miss Edith
Cummings, Miss Harriet McCook,
Miss Ada T. NorAeet. Miss Frances
wight and Miss Charlotte Latrobe.
The cup for the tournament was given
g5by Mrs Melville f. ingalls,.
~ Arrivals of note during the week
sshave been many. Mrs. Frederick Pear
iyson arrived from Newport to remain
l. until November 10. Mrs. Frederick
"Neison came from Newport to take
sJhe cure. Mr.. and Mrs. Buell. Hoilister
.Rre here for two weeks. Mrs. William
q GLOVES Morgan and Mrs. Francis Nc
Neil Bacon arrived from New York
Eearly in the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Win
Sthrop f. Dwight are here for four
Tsweeks, and J. j. Van Allen is to re-
viman until November II. Mrs. Penn
,fbroke Jones also is here.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Barrows and Miss
sSarah Barrows, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H.
ssWeatherbee, Colonel and Mrs. William
I'll. Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Henry Barnum, Mrs. Walter Scott Rob-
New-York tribune., 1919-10-26

erts, with Mrs. c. Frederick Kohl, of
Burlingame, CAL; ingalls, Kmball and
Miss Dolly Kimball, James Byrne and
Miss Beatrice Byrne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam X. Luke, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Howard
Hull and Miss Hortense c. Haywood,
Mrs. Robert Roy Forester and Miss
Muriel Conkling, Mr.. and Mrs George
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis P. Apple
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick L. Zerega,
Mrs. Winfield Fuller, Earl Dodge and
A. NJ. Postlethwate were others coming
in during the week from New York.
Sir Mortimer B. Davis gave dinner
in the Home stead early in the week for
the Baron and Baroness RosencranZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seligman, DR.. and
Mrs. Robert A. Black, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Smithers, Mr.. and Mrs. De
Forest Candee, Mr.. and Mrs. Henri
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-01

IN cHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY
Between Francis J. zawilinski. com
plainant. and Chas. D. Ransier. ct ais
defendants. Fl. ia. for sale Of mort
Eaged premises dated october 22nd,
BY virtue of the above stated writ TO
me directed and delivered. 1 will
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER TENTH,
NINETEEN HUNDRED AND NINE
TEEN
at two o'clock in the afternoon of Aald
day at the sherln's once in the City of
New Brunswick. New Jersey.
All that certain lot being in the City
of Perth Amboy. County of Middlesex,
designated as lot sos on a map of 391
lots located I'm City of Perth Amboy,
Middlesex County. New Jersey. being
c fae Pa1pea oT New 4I T gerse ~ and mII Known Fgai as
K~ennedale Park, surveyed 1901 by c.
c. Hommann.
Beginning al a point In the easterIy
ly one hundred and fifty feet. from the.
northeast corner formed by the inter-
section Of Hanson avenue and Hnr-
easterly and parallel with the mortimer
Iy line of Harrington Street. one hund,
red feet; thence northerIy n paraIiea
twenty-five feet; thence westerly in a
and parallel with first described
course one hundred feet to the eastesIy
" along easterIy line Of Hanson Avenue
feet to the point or place
Rei5e the Same premises conveyed to
,meiIa Jensen by deed from Paul
single. and dated July ~
912 and recorded In book of deeds. sos.
6ecree amounting to approximately /
924.
ghts privileges, hereditaments and
p~nurtenances ~thereunto belonging or
= anywise appertaining
CHARLES ANDERSON,
Sheriff.
o. 0G Solicitor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
RIFLE TEAM OPENS
SEASON BY VICTORY

IN the opening match Of the local
rife season on Saturday, the Midship-
men won from the University Of Penn
sylvania BY 2,457 points to 2,103. The
match was notable for the fact that It
vas the first time that the Naval Acad-
envy riflemen have shot against coll
Iege team. The shooting was at 500
yards, slow and changing position,
and 800 yards. slow and rapid, and at
each distance and class of fire the
Midshipmen secured good lead.
Shooting conditions were good, and
the scores only air.
Midshipman Conradt, with 267 out
Of possible 100, was high run Of the
match. The scores Of the other Mid
shipmen were: Cater, 26l; Samp-
son, 252: walker, rs; Rathbun (cap-
tain). 24s; Rogers, $50: Jones, 24s;
Holm. 254; Halsey. 245: Bartlett, 234
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
ACADEMY LOSES TO
QUAKERS AT TENNIS


Tho University OF Pennsylvania,
with we'll balanced team, In which
Fisher and PfIngst starred, proved too
much for the Afidshipmen on the ten
mis- courts Saturday. winning two OF
the four strings Of singles, and both
strings III doubles, III which they were
particularly expert. Graham, the local
captain, did the best work for the
Navy.
The summary
Singles Graham, Naval Academy,
defeated Pflngst, Pennsylvania. To,
SIS. 6-3.
Yeager. Naval Academy. defeated
Nassau, Pennsylvania. Ga 6-1
Kerr, Pennsylvania. defeated Ket-
cham, Naval Academy, 6-2. 6-3
Fisher. Pennsylvania. defeated Hunt,
Naval Academy. Ga, Sc.
Doubles Nassau and Fisher. Penn
sylyania, defeated Yeager and MoYay,
Naval Academy, GIL, Ga
pfingst and Fisher, Pennsylvania,
defeated Watt and McIyer, Naval
Academy, SD, 81.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
We Will.
EIow,s This2

we offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Medicine.
Halls CatarTi Medicine has been
taken by catarrh sufferers for the past
thirty-five years, and has become
known as the most reliable remedy
for Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Medicine
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous
surfaces. expelling the Poison from
the Blood and healing the diseased
portions.
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for short time you viii see
q great improvement In your general
health. Start taking Halls Catarrh
Medicine at once and get rid or ca
tarrh Send for testimonials, free.
n. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
HOSPITAL DONATIONS
FOR MARCH AND APRIL
Gifts TO The Emergency Hospi-
tai For The Past Two
Months
THE RED cross A DONOR

Superintendent Miss Seiifert OF the
Annapolis Emergency Hospital has.
acknowledged the following dona-
ions 10 the institution during the past
wo months
FOR MARCH.
March BY Annapolis and Anne
Arundel County Chapter American.
Red Cross. through Department Of
Chapter Production q bed jackets, q
anbIeached bed shirt, 5 bundles Of
buck and tea towing in scraps I
good size bundle Of pink striped
iannelette iii scraps. scraps of white
tape. 2 bundles of Mohawk muslin III
scraps. 2 good size bundles Of pillow
sase muslin in scraps. smaller bun
lies of pillow case muslin IN scraps
small bundle Of unbleached muslin
n scraps, and 81 pillow slips.
March 12 Mrs. Geo. Feldmeyer On
committee from Y. W. G. A5 dozen
oils. j dozen patty cups, 5 pies,
March 10 Mrs. James /. Johnson
/ used sewing machine, Improved
New Home.
March ~ Large picture album for
he cfildren's ward given By friend
March I6 College Avenue Baptist
Church q cakes, Ladies Aid.
March is 30 pillow cases. 4 scarfs,
through Mrs j oliver Puryis' com.
mittee.
March 16 Mrs Gibson glasses
az ielly. q glasses apple sauce. / jar
peaches, q Jars preserves.
March III Miss Anna Louise Does
ell Eight.day clock for the office,
lmahoganyl
March 20 Mrs. John Peltihono 2
quarts alright peaches, ! bushel pos
tatoes.
March Is Through Mrs p. Dean
Russell 90 pennies IN mile penny
ard
March 26Mrs. ST George Barber
beautiful potted plants In full
,loom.
Narch rs mrs. Frank Munroe
enough linen for one.half dozen tray
overs
March 81 Mrs. Geo WohlgemutIl
i quart canned tomatoes, pint pickle,
.hrce and one.half pints Of jelly
FOR APRIL.
April s. Mr. James Gordon Stall
lings. ST. Margarets. Md gallons
oysters, tdry measure.
April III Miss Jennie Collins0rl
Cut flowers tNarcissus and Violets
April I5--Mr. ]. Mccormack Cash,
$1,000.
April is Mr.. John n. Dove One
lushel potatoes.
April rs Mrs Rosalynd Curtain.
April 26 Com Kibbee, q. S. N. A.
Cash, $3.50
April 81 Mr. August Hesse Cash,
$3.50.
April ga friend $110O
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
Why DOCTORS
Prescribe The
new ('AONEL
Medicinal Virtues Retained and
Improved Unpleasant and
Salivating Qualities Removed
New Variety Called "caIo-
tabs

OF all the medicines in the world,
doctors prescribe calomeI most often
and depend upon II most universally.
There must be good and sufficient
reason what is It,
Ii you will study the doctors books
Won Will find that the medical authori-
ties prescribe caIomel for almost every
disease. The reason Is that caIomel is
the greatest and only thorough system
purifier. II makes the liver active.
drives out the poisons from the stom-
ach, bowels and kidneys and thereby
purifies the blood CalOmel puts the
entire system iii the most favorable
condition for Nature to exercise her
recuperatiye power That Is Why he
prescribes calofneI 50 often.
The new kind of calOmeI, called
'sCaI0tabs, is refined and purified from
All Of the nauseating and dangerous
qualities of the old style cal0mel and
Is rapidly taking its place. for IT y
more effective than the old style calo-
mel as 8 liver-cIeanser and system
purifier. one Calotab II bedtime. with
q swallow Of water that's all no
salts. no nausea, nor the slightest IN
pIeasan tness. Next morning you awake
feeling Hne with hearty aDpetise
TOR breakfast. Eat what you please.
No restrictions Of habit or diet.
Cal0tabs are sold only II original.
sealed packages, price thirty I've
cents. Recommended and guaranteed
bY druggists esyxywhere. Your nOney
back Ii you are not dslighsed EadT.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
REMAINS OF Mr.. ESTEP
LAID TO REST SUNDAY

The funeral of Mr.. Richard Estep.
Who died at Mercy Hospital. Baiti.
more. on Saturday morning, was held
al st. James Church, Eighth district
on Sunday afternoon the services he
ing conducted by the Rev II Med
Martin, the rector Mr.. Estep was q
son OF the late Richard r Ester b
well known citizen who served many
years as u Justice of the Peace of
the county. Mr.. Estep was q willow
er, his wife who was Miss Sudler
having died few years gao. Mr.
Estep is survived BY five sisters. Mrs.
William Hall. Mrs. William sFackci-
ford, Of Baltimore. Mrs. Floyd Lanks
ford, of Canada. and Misses Mary and
Dedee Estep OF the county Mr.. Es-
tep was d member of the South River
Club. large land owner, living AT
Tudor, His country home, Just below
Lothian. He was exceedingly popular
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
EVIDENCE
PoR ANNAPOLIS PEOPLE
,rha ssasena ents Of Annapolis ResldensS |
Are Sarely Mere Reliable fhan
Taaee gDe Utter Strangers

,rs. as.san,esta Of Annapolis Residents
Are Sarely Mere kelsaeas tnan
Tnose on Utter STRANGERS
y4o,ne testimony is real proof
public statements Of Annapolis peo-
ME carry real weight
what friend or neighnor says COM
pels respect.
The word OF one whose home y Iar
! way invites your doubts.
Here's IN Annapolis man state
ment,
fit.
such evidence il convincing
that's the kind of proof that backs
Doan's kidney Pills
| Sol Burtls. plumber, 81 Prince
George St., says: About two years
ago had terrible pains across the
small OF my back and when stopped
II could hardly straigften. Ny back
bothered me the most IN the morning
land when / first got up | felt more
tired and worn out than when ! went
lto bed. Friends told me that Doan's
kidney pills we're good 30 ! decided
Ato try them. Three boxes gave me
great relief. Now, use Doan's when
ever | feel lii need or d kidney remedy
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price coo, at an dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy get
Doan,s Kidney Pills the same that
1Mr Burtis had. Foster Milburn Co,
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
DSHP UTORs
IN THIRD CREW RACE
Add Scalp OF Syracuse To Belt.
Where bangles Those Of Penn,
Harvard And Princeton
NOW FOR THE HENLEY

The Naval Academy crews senior
and plebes, added to the iaureIs which
tgtumphs over Pennsylvania. Har-
gard and Princeton have brought them
alaia season. By defeating the Varsity
and Freshmen crews OF Syracuse on
the Severn Saturday afternoon, and
they will go TO the American Henley
NJ Philadelphia on the last day Of the
present month easily holding the first
Dosltion among college crews for the
season.
The visiting Varsity was utterly
ensroWed and overwhelmed. but the
contest between the youngsters was
ono Oh the b0st ever seen On the river,
and Afforded the only real thrills of
the afternoon Alternating In the lead
TOR mile and seven-eigh ths, with
never D hall length og advantage To
estheF, IN the last quarter Of q mile
the piehes rowed away from their
0serworked opponents, and won by
over three lengths.
The time over the two miles course
of the frst Academy crew was IL
minutes and A seconds, and that Of
tho Syracuse varsity Is minutes and
SO seconds The Navy crew lead at
lhe finish by shout fourteen lengths.
The time of the Navy pIebes was 13
minutes and ii seconds. and that 81
the Syracuse Freshmen. - minutes
and 2a seconds, both Of the junior
crews bsttsring the time Of the SYRIA
cuse Varsity.
Considerable surprise was indi-
Continued on Page Two.)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
NAVY T.ACRoSSMEN
END WITH VICTORY,
BLANKINK SYRACUSE

n The Naval Academy lacrosse team.
i clearing the strongest aggregation
Representing any college Ia that sport
\ this season. closed is season Satnr-
day BY defeating Syracuse IS to O.
8 With its victories already achieved
over Penn State. Johns Hopkins.
Swarthmore and Lehigh. hardly any
will dispute top honors to the Mid
shipmen this year even though all the
games were played On the Academy
4 grounds
The visitors played fairly good
game In the FIRST half, holding the
1 Navy team 10 four goals. IN some
elements Of the game. did quite well,
at times tipping the ball to each other
/ III good style AT different periods of
the game. they worked the ball down
Iield, bat lacked the punch to put the
play through On the other hand. the
defense Was quite weak. particularly
Epellunan st goal
III the final period, the Midshipmen
scored rapidly, their speed, teamplay
and coalition causing them to out.
class the Syracuse One interesting
point in the game was that three sub
stitufea, Kaufman. Morse and Nager.
all shot g0aIs within minute of get
ting ia the game.
The summary
Naval Academy Finebaunn. goal:
Maichla. point: Scaffe cover point:
Even. arst defense; Burroughs. sec
ond defence: Pendleton THIRD de-
tense; Severn. center; Roth, third at-
tack; Watfers, second attack: Gear
link. first attack: Herring. ont home:
shaw. ia hons
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

point: Frobisher. cover point: Owen.
first defense; WIlber. second defense:
frank. third degenae. Wilcox. center:
Donnelly. third attack; Clark, second
attack Round. first attack Girard.
out home: AIarQuari. iii home
Goals Herring. !: Gearing. 3;
Kaufman. Z: Morse, 3; shaw, Roth,
Mayer. Referee Lieut. -Comdr. " A.
Richardson. Navy. Goal umpire Mr.
Hartel. Syracuse. and Midshipman
corrigan. Time Of halves IS min
lies.
SubstitutiOns Naval Academy,
Hood Tor Scaffe. Murray for Even,
wen for Pendleton. WiIks for Even,
bell for Burroughs. Roth for Severn,
Buse Tor Roth. kaufman FOR Busei
Mayer for Herring. Morse Tor Shaw.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
mo- HIT NO RUN OFF
PIEH LET -HNDER
4. N. Baker Added To Small
Band OF College Pitchers III
No-FIit, No Run Class
VA. M. 4 ARE VICTIMS

Not in the whole history of local
baseball, SO far AS the best informed
can recollect, had b Naval Academy
pitcher held an opposing team With.
out hill or il run, bur that was the
feat performed by L. N Baker. the
stout left-handed pitcher on Saturday
while he and his teammates were wins
ming from the Virginia Military In
stitnte, I 10 o. 1t was fine contest,
featured, Of course. by the remarkable
pitching Of the Plebe.
His great work gives this Baker, FOR
there IL Baker. RI %. who Is also q
good pitcher, the two forming the
main reliance for the Navy On the
slab this year. Fl big chance of start
ing the game against the Army team
at West Point on May 3lst II he does,
an interesting situation Will be pres
emit, for ne was the teammate last year
OF West Points best twirler, McGrath,
they having formed the pitching stan
ait the Army and Navy Preparatory
School at washington last season,
while Hogan. the present Navy catch
while Hogan. the present HIS ashNr
er. was at the receiving end. The re-
union under such circumstances would
be interesting.
There was no scoring Saturday for
ave Innings Then Pine singled and
stole second, scoring on Blakesiee's
double, the only extra inning hit Of
the game IN the eighth two runs were
scored. Clark singled and stole sec
ond, and was advanced TO third and
home on McDayid's successive errors.
Hogan was safe on the second Of
these errors. and stole second. He
made third when Blakeslee's long ny
was caught. and home on Ingram's
error. Stubs scored the final run
after two were out III the ninth. He
was passed and stole second, scoring
on Humphreys singles.
/ The score:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
NAVY DEFEATED BY
PENNSY IN FIELD
AND TRACK CONTEST

=
The University OF Pennsylvania Won
III decisive style on field and track
over the Naval Academy here Satur-
day the score being Is TO IS, and the
performances excellent for 80 early
In the season. Bartles, winning the
three weight events; Raymond with
firsts Id the two dashes. and Smalley
taking top honors In the hurdle events,
gave Pennsylvania big hold on the
first place.
The only first won by the Midship
men were In the mile and mile relay.
though they gave good contests In
most OF the events, and made fair
number Of points with seconds and
thirds. Curtis, fourth classman,
lowered the local figure for the mile
BY three-fifths Of second, covering
the distance III 4:2s 4~5. The last
event was the mile relay, and Pennsyl-
|Yania put in 4 second string, which
was badly beaten
The summary
Hundred Yard Dash First, Hay
mond. Pennsylvania; second, Hibbs,
Navy: third. Davis. Pennsylvania.
Time, lie SIS seconds
Hundred and Twenty Yard Hurdle
First, Smaliey, Pennsylvania; second,
Warren, Pennsylvania third, Hudson,
As8gy. Time, 161-5 seconds
Mile Run First e. B. Curtis, Navy
second. McHale. Pennsylvania; third,
Harper. Navy. Time, minutes rs Az
seconds.
Two Hundred and Twenty Yard
Hurdle First, Smalley, Pennsylvania J;
second. Burdick. Navy; third, Smith,
Pennsylvania. Time. 26 seconds
Four Hundred and Forty Yard Dash
First, smith, Pennsylvania; second,
Pearson. Navy third. Haskell, Nav
Time, So Is seconds.
TWO Hundred and Twenty Yard
Dash First, Raymond. Pennsylvania;
second, Davis, Pennsylvania; third,
Mayberry. Navy. Time, Fl 2-5 seconds.
Half Mile Run First. Gustafson,
Pennsylvania; second, r Curtis,
Navy third, Davis, Navy. Time, 2
minutes, j 2-5 seconds.
Mile Relay Won by Navy, with
Pearson, Moncewicz, i. RI Curtis and
Haskell. Time, minutes, 30 Is sec
onds.
High Jump First, Hampton, Penn
sylvania; second, Porter, Navy; third,
Jones, Navy. Height, 5 feet, II inches
Broad Jump Davis, Pennsylvania;
second: Benner, Navy; third, Smaliey,
Pennsylvania. Distance. III feet LIZ
inch
Shot Put First, Bartels, Pennsyl-
yania; second, Calder Pennsylvania;
Perry, Navy, third Distance. 40 feet,
I11h inches.
Discus Throw Bartels, Pennsyi-
vania second, Heintz, Navy; third,
| Angerer, Navy. Distance. 1T feet,
ll1ik inches.
Pole Vault First. Landers and Bull
| lock, Pennsylvania, tied for first.
third, Keith and Tower, Navy. tied
Height. III feet, inches.
Javelin Throw First Bartels, Penn
sylyania; second, Fahrney Navy;
third. smith. Pennsylvania Distance,
1866 feet, inches.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
Oda InInrr rs CIanEhIey.

The Naval Academy baseball nine
will be without the services OF It's reg
uIar catcher, Cloughley. for few
days longer as the result Of 4 pecul-
lar accident Having been IA sick
quarters for some weeks On account
.of slight Illness. he was ready to
return to duty and was preparing to
leave Starting to brush his hair.
he was severely cut III the head By .
safety razor blade which someone had
carIessly left Ia the bristles o. the
brush He bIed profuseIy. and will
not be able ID return to duty and the
baseball diamond tor some days more
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
SPORTING NEWS OF The LOCAL FIELD
WREKss aCHElgILE % $40 Us
baseball

Baseball
Wednesday. May Naval Acad-
envy Lafayette, II Naval Acad-
emy. D. IA. 81. johns Mary
land state, 1T College Park
Saturday, May 10 Naval Acad-
envy University of West Viz
ginia. Naval Academy z:30 b.
M. 81. John western Mary
land, Westminster.
Field And Traek
Saturday. May 10 Naval Acad-
emy Uniyersity Of Pittsburg,
Naval Academy, 4 p. m.
Tennis
Saturday. May 10 Naval Acad-
envy Iehigh Naval Academy,
1880 b. M
Ride Shooting
Saturday, May 10 Naval Acad-
envy fist New York National
Guard, 1920 q. m.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
Ynchsa Il Harlaar

For over the week end the yacht
Dorinda' fiying the burgee of the
New York Yacht Club. VS. ii the har.
Dor and anchored on Claxk'a wharf.
ar. Jenkins yacht Is here froan BAL.
tirnore and Ii also anchored 0fg CIark's
wharf, Compromise street a number
of other small craft put III here on
Saturday foT over Snn0ay.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05
So. WIN wei
DETECTIVES LOOK FOR
MURDERER OF TYDINGS

Two OF the most qualified mem.
bers OF the detective force of Balfi-
more city have given their entire at
tention since Saturday to the attempt
to discover the murderer Of James
Elder Tydings, which took place d
week ago from last Saturday near
Robinson's station Up to this time
their efforts have met with no sue
less.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

Two base hit Blakeslee. Sacri-
flce hit Gfllon Bases on balls on
iI4. N. Baker, 8 on Ingram. 8 Struck
cut by i. II. Baker, IS; by ingram.
4. Hit BY pitcher Stubs lby In
gram. Stolen abses, Stubs, 2; Clark,
Pine, Hogan, =: BIakeslee, Left on
bases Virginia. q; Naval Academy,
! s. Double plays Baker 20 Humphreys,
Miner to GiIlon Empires Messrs.
Byers and Stubs. Time of game
one hour and forty-five minutes,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-05

And me iii can Il we mIlL
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