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Evening star., 1919-10-05
Ohio State by 80 to 0.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, October 4-ohio
States foot ball eleven had little diff
ficulty in winning the first game of
the season today from Ohio Wesleyan
3s to o. Willaman and Chic" Harley,
Ohio States all-American half, were
the mainstays for the Buckeyes. Will
1aman scored two touchdowns on
plunges. while Harley scored by an
end run and a drop kick.
Evening star., 1919-10-05
How Runs Were Scored

FIFTH inninE-R0ush was cat,
Sehalk to GanAil, the ball rell-.
ing only half way to the
pitchers box. ~Dunean went
all the way to second VIXEN
CIcotte threw his. drive past
Arst, the ball going to the
stands. Kopf singled to Left
and Duncan STOPPED at third.
bat seored when Cieotte HAu1-
ed Jaelkson,s throw, In. Neele
(. sent q two-bagGer over jack
soa,s heaA ard KEPT seoFea.
wineo went OUt. I'd Celtins -
GanliL Neale Gosng t. thtr4.
Ming drove - v1oe0e 34ve
that n Oellans eet enA thEevt
) Two hft1y two etFofs. -
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Ruether and Williams
Likely to Face Today


CHICAGO, October 4.-Walter
Ruether, who pitched Cincinnati
to q 0-to-1 victory in the Arst
game Of the series, and Lefty
Williams, the Sex southpaw,
probably will be the opposing
pitchers In the Afth game Of
the serfes tomorrow, it was in
dfcated tonight in statements
by Managers Gleason and Mo-
ran. Williams faced THE Red
legs in the second game Mt Cin-
cinnati, losing, 4 TO e. The
teams will return to Cincinnati
for the sixth contest Monday.
The seventh contest. II neces-
sary, win be-. played in Cincin-
natl Tuesday.
O. -s -. 70
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Dartmouth Hard Pressed.

HANOVER. N. H., October 4.-Dart-
mouth defeated Norwich today. - to
9: All Dartmoutf's scoring came in
tae maj period. The Dartmouth foat
line wa4 twice endangered NorWicn
nei1E nald once son the one-yHrda anne:
gains for Dartmouth and Redm1n'
starred Tor Norwich. -, -
Evening star., 1919-10-05
Lineup and Summary.
PENN PLUNGES ITS WAY
TO A 54-to-0r VICTORY

PHILADELPHIA, October 4.-Uni.
versity Of Pennsylvania played a pow.
sylvania Military College on Franklin
Field today, winning, 81 to o. ...
Capt. Bell used open play occasion.
ally. but depended upon the line.
On defense Pennsylvania loomed
Evening star., 1919-10-05
Mohawk VS.. Montrose.

Nontrose Athletic Club foot ball
teams will open their season with .
game at 17th and d streets southeast
Ibis afternoon at o'clock.
Evening star., 1919-10-05
|SH|VER|CK'S FEATS WIN
FOR CORNELL, 9 TO 0


ITHACA, N. T.. October 4.-Cornell
won the opening game of its foot ball
season here today, defeating Oberlin.
to 0. Excessive heat necessitated
frequent rests and substitutions and
almost the entire Cornell first team
was taken out at the close Of the first
half.
Capt. Shiverick, Cornell quarterback.
playing for the first time since 1917.
was the star of the game. He kicked
q difficult field goal from the 20-yard
line in the first quarter. In the second
quarter. he broke through on a play
OF right tackle. shook on tacklers
and ran 81 yards for touchdown.
Davis, Shu1ler and Mayer also per-
formed creditably in the Cornell back
field.
Oberlin had an effective aerial at
tack. working forward passes, Vim
cent to Capt Steller. for a number of
Evening star., 1919-10-05
Lineup and Summary.
Michigan Wins Easily.

: ANN ARBOR, Mich, October 4
Michigan had little trouble break
Ing through the Case line today and
won, - to 0. Cruise carried the ball
oyer three times Sparks punting and
weston with a 55-yard, run, shared
Evening star., 1919-10-05

Two-base hits-Jacksoi. Neaie. Stolen base
-Rishers. Sacrifice h.t--Felsch. Double plays
E. Collins to Risoerx to GandiI Cicotte to
Risberc to Gandil. Left on bases--Cincinnati
/: Chicago. TO-. Bases on balls-Of Ring. 8
lRisberg. schalk. y. Hit By pitcher-By Ring.
2 (E. Collins, Sclalk,. Struck out-By CT
cotte. tkopf. Rin.l: by Ring, 2 Jackson
GandiB- Umoires-Nessrs. Nallin. behind
plate: Quigiey, at third; Evans. at second :
Kigler. ct first. Time Of game-1 hour and
81 minutes.
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yy.Ysrd Plays Tank Corps.

The Navy Yard foot. ball team will
begin its 1919 campaign this after
noon, whom they meet the Tank Corps.
tesp Of Camp Aeads. pisy starting At
ton Field. South end, Of Anacostia
Evening star., 1919-10-05
Murray Leads Harvard.

William J. Murray Of Natick. Mass..
has been elected captain Of the Har-
yard eleven. He II Quarterback
Evening star., 1919-10-05
I.ine-Up and Summary.

SubsdtutiohS: -SAte--Poliock Tor St6II,
France for LAtta. CITY College-W. Ripple
for Carroll: Parker for Maranco; ThrouEhiy
vsumett; kyan for LAyale; Parry. for Singer;
Davis for Tippett; Bluck for Bosley: Carmen
fet 1uemict; Relly for Weaver. Touehdewns
-Koogie or etrxhshen, SWauH. Goals from
hueAt1wn-Iatts, + u {. GoaI from neld
-06seeH Rofseealr. :DuKaa tGonzaya).
u1pgre.Al!. AIT. Hasyiand stafe, Head lines.
pesiods-10 and minutes.
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Line-Up and Summary.

Touchdowns-Aiford f2D. Dole t2), Clark
Koehier. substitute for Afford; Cruise. suhsti-
tute for Benoisf. Goals from toHchdowns-
King, T. Referee-Mr. Eckle4. Washington and
Jefferson. Umpire-Mr. Palmer. Colby. Head
iiuesman-Mr. Cummings. Boston College.
Time Of hilves-15 minutes each.
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c: j. ELEVEN WINS
sraiJ-
!. :. !. GAME BY 33 TO 0
p .
Defeats Norfolk Naval Base.
Visitors Make Only Two
First Downs.
END RUNS BRING SCORES
BY w. II. HOTEL.

Football teams representing George
town and the Norfolk naval base pre-
spired-no they didn't. they sweated-
through forty minutes of play yes
tcrday afternoon on the hilltop field
the Blue and Gray winning as 1t
pleased. although they scored only
thirty-three points. The visitors never
threatened the Hilltoppers' goal, they
making but two first downs, one each
!. in the first and final quarters.
= Georgetown scored two touch
downs in the first period and one each
in the subsequent quarters from
which McQuade kicked three of the
five attempts at goals. The play OF
the Blue and Gray. naturally, lacked
dash. as it was entirely too hot to
even watch football. but the team
got good practice. nearly all of the
members of the squad getting into
the set-to.
Gain Around Ends.
Georgetown did most of it's gaining
interference on the circ1ing plays,
McQuade and Carlin reeling off some
long runs and the other backs con-
tributing good gains. Penalties for
holding prevented the Blue and Gray
from adding at least two more touch
downs, they being inflicted when
near the enemys goal
The visitors forwards played well.
Georgetown failing to make material
advances through.-the line, its own
linemen seldom opening holes for the
backs. Then, too. the backs were slow
to take advantage of what openings
were made. These, of course, are
faults that are attributable to lack
of teamwork. to be expected this early
in the season.
Georgeown will have to hustle to
get ready for West Virginia Wesle-
yam, next Saturday and the players
will be sent through hard drills the
first four days of the week. One of
the Georgetown gridironers played at
prep school with Jehovach and Rad
man. the West Virginians two star
backs, and he says the Blue and Gray
will have to be on their mettIe to stop
this pair.
Evening star., 1919-10-05
Lineup and Summary.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tazalli for Wise,
ueznan for Za1ali. II. Sullivan for Degnan.
BurnStt for II. sullivan. II. Sullivan for O'Con-
neil. tDndack for Comstock. Milstead for Du-
dSck{ wirts for Anderson, Maloney for Wirts,
Lhng$ren for Moran. Mccarthy for L0ngeren,
Sheaeh for Davis, Kenyon for Haley, Etzel
far Kenyon, H. Sullivan for J. Sullivan, J.
Shalitani for II. Sullivan. Harvey for J. Sui
l1an, Livers for Leary. Carlin for McQuade,
Atssuade for Carin, Thornton for Lelghty.
NbrToik Naval Base-D. Fleming for Harris.
S4nderson for Dinser. Baushman for Quill.
hffiEer for Wheeiuck, wheelock for Smit,,.
MctsaAae st2l, Leighty. Carl.n
atd Thornton. uoais from ,oucn0owns-Mc-
0aade t3). Goals from toucifdowns niissed-
Mc<(uade ts). heferee-Mr. Warhop, Car
1fsIe. Umpire-Mr Battersby. Head lines
man-Mr. Mccarthy. Time Of periods-1O
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Long Runs by Earp.

Two long runs by carp and d sue
cessful forward pass about the mid
die Of the third quarter gave Swarth
more its opportunity to score its
touchdown, and when State, kicked on
after that touchdown Larkin brought
the ball back past the middle of the
field, and second 20-yard run by
carp put the ball close enough to the
goal posts for Larkfn to kick a goal
from placement. The margin Of play
in the fourth quarter favored the
visiting team. with the closing mo-
ments Of the game finding the Swarth-
more stands on their feet yelling for
their team to hold 'em."
Both Maryland States ends played
fine foot ball. notwithstanding that it
was the first game In which either
had ever played the position. In fact.
the whole line played we'll, but poor
secondary defensive play on the part
Of the backs was. the outstanding
weakness of the team. Swarthmore
presented a heavy. well-balanced COM
bination. which contained q lineman.
Larkin, of first rank and two back
field stars.
Evening star., 1919-10-05
Lineup and Summary.

! Brothers at Ends for Penn.
Heiner and Ray Miller. brothers. are
the. t:string ends on the univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania eleven.
Evening star., 1919-10-05
MARYLAND STATE
IS BEATEN, 10 T06
Swarthmore's Touchdown
and Field Goal in Third
Quarter Decide Game.
LOSERS SCORE IN SECOND
BY II. C. BYRD.

SWARTHMORE. Pa. October e.
Maryland State was defeated by
Swarthmore today in the opening
game of the season for both colleges
by 10 to s. The Marylanders ended
the first half with the count 6 to o in
their favor. but lapsed long enough in
the middle Of the third quarter to
allow the Little Quakers to garner
ten points. touchdown on a 20-yard
run by carp and q field goal by
Parkin.
No opening game has ever develop
ed harder or better foot ball. Both
elevens fought bitterly all through
the contest, and so closely was the
struggle carried on that the visitors
had the ball on Swarthmore's 10
yard line when only q minute was
left to play.
State Fights to Finish.
In fact, the offensive work of the
MARYLAND team in the closing minutes
features of the contest. The ball
was rushed up the field from The
visitors 40-yard line to Swarth-
more's 30-yard mark only to be lost
on a tumble. Swarthmore kicked
out of danger, but Immediately the
held which carried them to within
ten yards Of the goal line. However.
they could not develop the punch
necessary to get the pigskin across.
There was little difference in the
weight Of the two lines, but Swarth-
more's backfield probably was an av-
erage Of ten pounds heavier to the
man. And 1t was in the better see
ondary defense put up by the Swarth-
more backs that the home eleven
showed superiority. 1t was excep-
part of the visiting backs which al
lowed Swarthmore to score it's touch
down, as Earp ran through the field
for twenty yards without the least
bit OF interference.
State scored it's touchdown in the sec.
ond quarter. Swarthmore punted from
nidfeld after the two teams had fought
for twelve minutes without advantage
to either and the ball went outside the
quarterback, Immediately returned a
punt and gradually Swarthmore was
forced back to its 20-yard line. 1t
lined up on third down as II for a
punt but Stow broke through on a
quick break and was not touched by
one Of the State backs until he had
gone about SO yards. Here the quar-
ter was up and Swarthmore had the
ball on the visitors' 30-yard mark.
first down. It tried a. long forward
pass, which was successful for 20
yard gain. The ball was ON the 10
yard line, but two line plays met a
stone wall and when an. end run was
attempted Eppley hit carp 80 hard
that he dropped the ball and Riggs
picked it up and ran 50 yards for a
touchdown. Mackert failed at goal.
Evening star., 1919-10-05
REDS VICTORY "SH0WN"
500 WALTER REED MEN

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Evening star., 1919-10-05

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
THREE CHEERS FOR
THE EvENING sAPITAL'
COMES FROM Owe RSEAs


a letter received tis raorning by
Mrs. william Barber from her son,
Robert, 4 seaman Id TIE united States
Navy, one Of Alaryland's 800 says
three cheers for the Evening Capt.
tai. The reason for thes cheers on
the part Of the young fnansis explain
cd further on in the letter where he
says he has just received two bundles
of Capitals sent by Sis mother, and
has enjoyed reading every line in
them the advertisements Included He
says they are like letKers from home,
ana he appreciates me Capitals more
than he can express
Seaman Barber is sgn The Y s. $.
Black Hawk . mime 9eeper, which
is going from place SO pace on the
seas. sweeping for nrI8tes.
The ship is now alKirkland, Scot
land
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
CAMBRIDGE TO HEAR
GOVERNOR JULY 4TH

Governor Harrington has been over
whelmcd with invitations 70 speak az
throughout the State on
the Fourth 81 July He IS finding u
hard 10 determine where he will 60
The call which appeals most to him
IFS from Cambridge, his home town.
He has accepted this invitation and
Will speak there during the morning
exercises. II possible, he viii then
10 to Ocean City. where q celebration
on large scale has been planned.
Governor Miller, Of Delaware, has
promised 10 attend. e Coleman du
Point the man who put sussex county.
Del. on the map by his boulevard Will
also be present Mr. Du Pont has his
business eye on Maryland lands as
profitable Investments Thousands Of
Eastern shoremen. with their pockets
bulging with profits from their straw
berries and early vegetable crops, will
flock to the resort.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
DISTRICT NURSE BUSY
WITH LOCAL PATIENTS


These are especiala bEsy days for
the District Nurse. sutherland
Besides her rcgulsr outfne work IN
the city and county, sfe haa been ts *
ing patients to Baltin re asae past sew
eral days for special reatment- Yes
teriay Miss Sutherla IA accompanied
IA the johns Hopkins hospital. Balti-
more. two patients. gle alad for the
neurological clinic. odag she accom-
panied i woman anaa girl 70 Hop
kfns for special tTea neIt
On Saturday the Public Health
Nurse was called ins lieconnty near
JOKES station to seea aary sick pa
tIens. and found She had to walk 4
distance Of ave mites through the
woods in order to nachthe patient
This Is one Of the hrdslips the Dis
trics Nurse finds III Ter line Of duty
in county work
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
CAPT. FELL VISITS Home
Returned Soldier Was Overseas
In Intelligence Department
DID GREAT Sc RV 4 g 3

Captain E.agir + Isn sen of llr.
and Mrs Thomas Fell#of 81 john -
College. spent the weok end an Anna
poiis win his parents and has re-
TURNED io camp q awat further or
de1s. Tlle brief visit was possible be-
easie III trip which captain Fell.
niside 10 Washington OF offsial bust
ness
TIE military career of Capt Fell
has been enc Of great service In 1917
FL was commissioned u second lieu
tena1i; III the regular rtny and was
1ates ordered to Waco Tesas, where
he MS pls ii charge OF hayonet IN
struciion on The regiineaItai stan Be-
Tore gong 10 France ne received two
promotions, and when HIS dlfislon, the
7ih. went ovcrseaes hes was assigned
% the 18Th training area Under
APT. Fell the ,ligisinIal schools Of
i'll iigencc Instruction. here es-
tahl,shed
frllis work was one OE great import
nce u the army, for ieWa SON the In
fellisenca department snat sail moye-
tnenis oE troops and gans #depended
The business Of the department con-
5sisscd ii gathering Information from
Ill possible sources ana putting X in
such form that ii could be bad at any
time when il was needed.
After tic arInistice vas signed CAPS
tain Fell lent his efforks To- tile enter
tSs~Ss
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
NEW BANK BUILDING
FOR GLEN BURNIE

The new 6uildsaS Fl tic =
shore Trust Company hesslg erected
lit Glen Earnfa is nessfiHs complies 81
AMI II u expected shat I, vii he ready
fuF opening hy July 18th
The building II III brick aud hollow
tile construction siaeco finish With
slate roof ID Will be equipped with
nc most modern ban1lng fixtures,
having two fire proof vaults 4 bur
glar proof safe, bookkeeping raaellFIls,
III y oNn heating and Wits plalll sil !
is sstaa:o on i lut I5lls 90 feet
The board III directors VIII nlsii
Der among IT'S menlhesshIp sossle of
the most prom neal nall q tic Eth
District j. Frel Johnson will he
president and erGnef Il. Aalcssofl
will be counsel The g i = officers are
t0 BE announced later
Robert r. Harris, Of baltimore, Is
the architect; Edward Mooafall flic
contractor, and Charles A. Howard,
pf Annapolis, Ii the water ana plu,.sD-
ing contractor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
AT THE PllI.it II TONIGHT

one Of TIC liYeliesl photoplays seen
llere III many day IS Something To
DO bryant WashFurn's new Para
mount starring vehicle which Is being
presented 1T the Palace theatre to-
night Mr. Nashburn is an idle rich
young man, who does some startling
things III most refreshing way. Ann
Little III his leading woman and she
heads clever cast
When the picture starts the hero
Is a young millionaire suffering from
.ennui brought about by lack Of oc-
eupation He Is the real stun, how
ever. but ia has always been too panl-
nercd u ever do anything When he
.consllts d doctor, however, who IN
suits him with his lack Of pep, he
wakes ~ and starts things, and keeps
them moving till the finish Of the
picture
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
NEW STUDIO HERE
NOW OPEN DAILY

.Baehraeii. the we'll known Baltimore
photographer. with branch studios u
New York, Philadelphia. Washington
Atlantic City and Boston, has opened
4 studio III Annapolis g hs Maryianh
avenue, where he has 4 represei atialiYe
daily
the PHOTOGRAPHER extends an invita-
ton to Annapolitans q visit his New
and completely equipped Annapolis
studio, and to look over his samples
Appointments may be made for We'd
nesday and Saturday as on those days
Is representative Is there to take pho
tographs, or Will take them at the
homes. Special appointments may he
made through the representative who
lbs at tile studio daily
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
80. oRED MAsoNs or
ANNAPOLIS WIN BIG
VICTORY IN COURTS

,.e.a rolared Masons won sweep
.s.s,,,s,y t.,ig morning before ttlc
,.raest legal tribunal ri the 49,,
snsn the Court o. Appeals Y W.
,,,Ipions prepared by Jpdse s'aisls,sal
s.,,s.,sea tl,at the Grand Lodge g !. s
800 INA erred III anspending rs.
$500 l,src far i period % six nla'lias
AZ Il ,,,e expulsion Of Hsisly Aaleis.
~ ma haa been Grand Master g
he Local lodge. ~
gte decision upheld the scttoa IS
he Circuit Court for Anne !As''slas'
,,,,tv Il, ISL, .s,g & decree fsI' tlie res
ns9.t in 81 both Valentine and VIZ
So, lodge Ia. full rights with ~
.rFnl Ledge 81 the state Inc e's,se
.as nten in litigation since shorty
,fssr january I9l and seyefs's 81.
,ecis 81 ii have been before tisc cow s.
,elasc
Tbe charges against Salsntin s ana
ID local laage vere tllai certain fes
81 - &. Maeouls 81 gegagti q tue
holdsu Ii. filee ms and tsises a.lsla 81
a;t4s,,lge tst ssfs. ia nliiie, hlfI been
alafa Il. gtas aii5on isiea t,diss'
4 Is held thar neither ysaieni:i.e 8
ise representatives ot the Local loags
yerc given proper notice Of the trial
ina the opportunity 81 pfepi1fsiiS
heir defense, and that as there was
no provision for further tsppeal Viii.
& ti.e order ire court property grant
ID them relief hy way q eecf'e
& aiei, restored thesll ii their l.1giiisn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
HEALTH At EASTPORT
Village TO Be Inspected BY Or
der Of County COMMISSIONERS
COAL CONTRACT GIVEN

At thu .eguiar weekly meeting today
.of tic Heard 1T County Commissioners
FOR Anne Arundel county an order Was
passed directing the County Health
Officer. Or. ]. j Murphy. 70 make a
visit on inspection to Eastport for the
purpose Of inquiring into tile santa
fion of the premises Of homes across
tho Spa. The County Health Officer
after making such inspection Of prem
ises Including toilets, and general
sanitary conditions. as requested by
Jesse Clark. who has brought the
matter OF insanitation before the Com
nlisisoners. is ID report back to the
commissioners.
Bids were opened this morning for
furnishing tie county with 80 tons Of
coal. SO tons for The jail and 100 tons
for the County Home. The following
were the bids. j Bernard Lloyd !;
@s6.72 per ton; III B Myers 60, s715
pee ton: Robb Combs Co, $724 per
ton; Parlett a Parlett, S6.52 per ton.
Parleit & Parlett being the lowest
bidders, the coal contract was award
ed to them.
Tho Dorsey Improvement Associa-
lion at regular meeting held June II
and 19. passed resolutions instructing
The secretary to write 10 the County
Commissioners in regard to the con-
Edifion Of the roads ii the Fourth and
Fifth districts. The communication
said the roads are generally bad, the
bitches filed up, and the bridges need
repairs. They asked that the County
commissioners have tile necessary re-
pairs made and have their road ma
chine sent to clean up the bitches
round up the roads and put them IN
proper condition. The letter was
signed ~ Il ID. Dorsey, recording sec
rotary to the Dorsey Improvement AS.
sooiation The matter was referred te
Road Engineer ~ Hayman and
i Commissioners Freebooter
Mr. Hardesty reported that the
wharf at Contee'g is on county proper.
IN and is used by tomato growers ane
other taxpayers and cannot be sold
AIRS. Alexander Gordon said If Til,
county had no use for the wharf q
Contee's she would like to buy it.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
BACK LIKE A
BOARD? i IT'S
YOUR KIDNEYS

There's no use suffering from tho
awful agony Of lame back. Don't wait
till it passes OF. Tt only comes back.
Find the cause and stop It Diseased
conditions Of kidneys are. usually indi-
Gated by stiE lame backs and other
wrenching pains, which are natures sig-
nails for heipl
Here's the remedy. When you feel
the FIRST twinges 81 pain or expert
ence any Of these symptoms, GET busy
st once, Go to your druggist and get
box Of the pure, original GOLD
MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules, im-
ported fresh every month from the
laboratories In HARLEM, Holland.
Pleasant md easy 10 take. they Instant
liz attack the poisonous germs clOgging
yOur gysteTM and bring quick relief.
For over tive hundred years they
have been helping the sick. Why not
try them? Sold everywhere By rec
liable druggists III sealed packages.
Three sizes. Money back IL they do
not help ron. Ask for GOLD
MEDAL and BE sure the name
GOLD MEDAL" is on the box.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
At THE THEATRES
.I I,IIE llI.l,I l.l. ID no i I..IlT

4
Peggy TIyland loves iaa d. bun i
took her 4 Long tine j get used te
acfins for the screen fo the straiiis of
melody While she WIS making pie,
feg william Fox at Fort Lee,
New Jersey Peggs did ali her actissg
without The aid OF music. l,ut when
sfia went To 8.aiigarnis So 4 fv1nd i
ms tl!s I;,sn ii hayc music While
each seene was being filmed
Because 81 Peggy bias, she had her
troubles The orchestra iilsisted on
playing JAZZ music bul ii was 10 use
Peggy couldn't act with saca music.
So during the making af her latest
picture. Miss Adventure. MISS Ity-
Ind invited the musicians ID her home
IN Hollywood, and there had then
l8iay everything they ktlea When they
lad finished Peggy decided tlaai thu
anl niusieiap she cstTet ft,r A.:aa nar
isnasy ard Ii piece called "N9ia RI the
late FELIX Afndt IL New York
This WIS III very we'll for q couple
saf days but the constant repetition
IL Ile5E8ss compositions aud Ct Nela
GOT an tho Nerves of cyershosly on the
c excepting Peggy e course q
sraflla III such 4 pass that no one could
work bnt I'asgy. neeanse of the d pc
tifiun: o ftirrctor Lynn REYNOLDS gpt
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