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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-12
ELR|E ROBINSON
GOES TO WARSAW

A brief letter dated March "a was
received Sunday saying that Elrie Rob.
InsGn Isl lieutenant, American Red
Cross, VAS one Of detail OF officers
accompanying a relief train leaving
that afternoon for Warsaw, or az he
expressed II With his usual quaint
wit We are sent 10 carry some vie.
tuals 10 Mr. Paderewski The train
consisted Of forty ears, and lts route
viii take the party through Belgium
and Germany. even Berlin tself Il
Nill bee two 10 four weeks before the
return trip Is made
The following letter vas wfittea by
Mr. Robinson. the day previous when
he vas marking time" all unsuspeet.
ing Of the near approach of this trip
IF interest adventure and mercy
Paris. March %, 1919
finished saiyaging A II e Hospital
No io4. al i4eauyais, Monday and
came 10 Paris Tuesday morning My
chief Is out of town and am mark.
ING time uufil his return.
A few days ago had published III
the New York Herald a notice about
the Red Men Since that time have
received a number OF letters from Red
Men In the A f. + ANGEL Ard saw my
notice and wrote To me. think YOU.
as we'll as others at home will be In.
tsrested in his letter. so ! enclose IL
Saw Miss Mary Bird Tuesday She
Is working in the Metropolitan Can.
teens aud is looking better than /
ever saw her. She has seen a number
.of L. ! L boys during the past tao
months that | have been away, among
whom vas Edward Newsham and her
brother, Thomas | have no doubt that
have missed seeing number OF home
boys by being cat OF the city.
Paris Becoming Gay ssree
The Paris that came back 10 IL
quite different from the Paris first
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-12

cure pledges for Si0O00o entertain.
meat fund
Cardinal Merclsr Ut Belgium will
visit America
Lieutenant Governor Fernand Moui
ton oI Lafayette formally announced
his candidacy Ter Governor
All alhAmerican cable lines with
complete service In Central and South
America is being completed,
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
ARRANGE WELCOME
TO ADMIRAL SIMS
AND BATTLE FLEET

Activities of the Mayors committee
Of Welcome 10 homecoming troops
were increased recently when il vas
decided to arrange reception 70 vice
Admiral William s. Sims. commander
Of the American naval forces La the
war zone. on his arrival ii New York
While the arrangements are still
embryonic, the committee has decided
10 meet Admiral Sims with q flotilla Of
vessels bearing distinguished repre-
aenfatiOn from this city. and probably
from other states Admiral Sims Is
10 arrive next Tuesday on board the
Mauretania
In addition to the parade program
being arranged BY the committee for
the Seventy seventh division and 165th
cold Sixty-niRth1 infantry, the naval
pageant OF the Atlantic fleet and land
parade Of the seamen also is occupy
Ing the committees attention.
Before the arrival. of the feet on
April is landing places will be desig
mated by the committee through the
commissioner Of docks, for the excur-
sion craft which the public will use In
going to the war ships II also is In
tended to tx a maximum charge for
each trip.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
Keen Yanr Teeth Clean

The best tooth brush ID the world
will not keep the teeth as clean as
they ought to be kept An invisible
at first film IS constantly collecting
on the teeth, ! clinging nIm that no
tooth brush will remove and that pres-
emily turns to tartar il not attended
to-
This insidious film Is what causes
the teeth to decay, for Il holds par
ticles OF food against the tops Of teeth
and III their crevices, and very shortly
the food ferments and forms an acid
which destroys the surface of the
tooth.
The more quickly acids form in your
system the faster will your teeth de-
lay. unless you are careful to have
al tartar removed once ID SIX months
ut least The operation IL q painless
and an inexpensive one, and this half
yearly visit to dentist viii save
yon many more costly and painful
visits which would result from an &C.
cumu1afi0n OF tartar ON the teeth
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
ACADEMY WRESTLERs
FOR NEXT SEASON

la conversation shortly before tho
lacrosse game Saturday, Capt. Mai
chile, 81 tho wonderful academy wrest-
ling team of this year, had d generous
word ID say for the team Of next sea-
aon in that sport. Capt. Naaichle ex-
pressed confidence that the team
would Be one 0f the best, II not the
best the academy has ever had He
sasd that the young giant Willkie
would take his place In the heavy
weight class, and should defeat all
Cosners. Willkie, he said. gave him
more and more trouble every time he
contested with him. and made him do
Ms ntmost to win at all.
aachle and Tusier, who wrestled
I'D some be the contests, III the l58-
pound class. are the only members of
this years team to graduate, and
there are lots OF men who did not
make the team this year who gave
90 much promise that they should be
formidable next season. Swigert,
who wrestled IN the l35-pound class.
and won every bout Is captain next
season.
Ii may be added that there Is a
reasonable prospect Of getting per-
mission to enter the iatercollegiates
next season. The academy team won
every bout from Penn State which
won the championship this year In
thai event.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
ANNAPOLIS NEWS
This Case Has i Hint for Many
Capital Readers


An Annapolis woman has used
Doans kidney Pills.
She has found them as represented.
She wishes her nelghbors to know.
She publicly recommends them
No need 10 look further for a tested
kidney remedy
The proof Of merit IS here and can
be investigated
Profit BY the statement Of Mrs. ] q.
Sherlock, 80 Holland ST. She says:
For four years ! had bad case Of
kidney trouble | suffered terribly from
pains thrugh the small OF my back
and my back ached SO badly ! couldn't
st0op or do my work at all My feet
swelled and my kidneys acted irregu-
larry. MY sight became SO poor
could hardly see. One of my relatives
recommended Doan's Kidney Pills and
got a box at Green's Drug Store. Il
didn't take them long to help me. Now
when need kidney medicine, take
Deans and I always ind them all
right
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's kidney pills the same that
Mrs. Sherlock had Foster MiIburn
Co, Mfgrs., Buffalo. III !
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
vi THE REPURLIC TONIGHT

Billie Rhodes. the charming little
star who appeared with such success
at tile different theatres throughout
the country, only 4 few weeks ago in
her first feature picture Tho Girl OF
NY Dreams, will he seen here to-
might in another fve-reel number en-
Titled sHoop-La, picture which, II
is hardly necessary 10 add. Is 4 story
OF circus life. The diminutive star APP
pears as Hoop-La Charters, little
lady who is practically the entirs cast
OF small circus Outside Of riding
bareback doing a trapeze act and
doubling as lady clown, her life Is
one Of comparative ease. All the CONS
edy and pathos Of her existence Is
charmingly brought out ID the five
reels that constitute the picture, and
ito employ a phrase worn By much
usage but still quite useful there IT,
not dull moment from first to lasI
In a certain town HoCp-L.a vOlun-
teers as d Jockey and wins race for
joe MCGEE, cheap horseman, who
wants to marry her. When Hoop-I4
learns that she is really descended
from a family Of some social distlnc-
ton she accepts McGee's proposal for
the simple reason that society life ap-
appeals To her none in the least How
ever, she soon after regrets her decis-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
BOY, PLEASE PAGE
Mr.. PONCE DE LEON

Hubert Leigey ninety. q hermit In
the Clearfield mountains In western
Pennsylvania, is believed by his
friends to have found the fountain Of
youth
In the seasons not marked BY snow
or frost the young aged man roams
the mountain trails in hts bare feet.
He. has never shaved and his beard
extends almost to his knees. He
knows the secret OF vigorous life Ma
ture has few mysteries which he does
not possess He heals by the laying
on or hands and extracts medicinal
secrets from the bark Of hemlock,
pine and oak and from the wild fow-
ers, plants and weeds.
Leighey plants only enough grain
and vegetables for himself He will
not hoard He gets his meat from
wild game and he is said to be q
crack shot with a muzzle- loading rifle.
He says he can hit the eye Be d hum-
ming bird at 100 yards From the
hides Of deer and bear he makes what
clothing he needs. Old residents say
he has never had day Of sickness
The hermit says his secret Of youth
lies In clean thoughts and scrupulous
adherence to the laws Of nature.
!. ..Modified civilization has brought dis
ease to human kind. 2 he declares
expect to live to be one hundred and
twenty By obeying Mother Nature
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
At THE THEATRES
tT r4rE pAY.Ae,E Tt1yTTfaHf

William S. Hart. u = corking 5000
story. Blue Biazes Fsawden, Will pc.
the very enjoyable attraction 81 tne
Palace this evening
Blue Blazes Rawden the part
portrayed by Bill" Hart, - 9 lumber
lack who has lived All his life IN the
great woods. he stroils into the
dance-hall and gambling room Of
nLadyhngers Hilgard black
sheen from England. whose escap-
AIDES all over the world have landed
him in this remote place Of conceal
ment Between Rawden ands Hilgard
there IL instructive antipathy which
bursts into hatred when RaNden wins
the smiles al HiIgarti's sweetheart and
wins his possessions At his gaming
tables.
4ileard suggests d duel to the death
in d dlarkenea room and in the strng-
gle falls 4 victim Of his rival Before
DYING Hiigard confesses he is glad TO
leave the world. as his mother IL on
her way It's join him and II she knew
the life he led it would kill her. The
mother arrives with younger son,
and Rawden imposes silence upon the
hahitues by threats of death TO any
one who discloses TO the mother the
life or manners Of the death Of her
son. The mother is sweet high bred
woman and believes that her son was
worthy and passed away surrounded
by friends
she bestows her affection on Raw
den, whom she believes was Hiigard's
greatest friend. All might have gone
well but for the jealousy ct q half
breed girl who madly loved Rawden,
and. when spurned. tliYulged the truth
to the younger son, Eric, who shoots
and wounds Rawden to avenge his
brothers DEATH though Rawden offers
mo defense to the attack.
Unable to face the misery Of the
mother, whom he worships. RaWden
leaves the camp and passes out Of the
little world. ON the lone trail over the
mountains, and by silent understand
ing the rough. hardened men Of the
camp kept from Mrs Hiigard the truth
about her son and Blue Blazes'
j Rawden.
Bill Hart ii mighty fine as Blue
I Blazes Rawden ii this intensely In
1teresting story, SO don't fall TO see
him. Good comedy also.
Tomorrow. Constance TaIinadge, in
ZIP the Road with Sallies: also Pathe
News.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
NAVY BLANKS PENN
STATE AS LACROSSE
SEASON STARTS OFF
Score Of rs To 0 III Game I'm Which
MldshlVmen Show Speed,
Strength And Team Play

k1tE6BgtM anu KGAMA III
The Naval academy started its la
crosse season On Saturday By defeat
ing Pennsylvania State Is to O. With
speed and knowledge of offensive
team play ON the attack, and an I'M
nensly strong and aggressive defense,
the Navy gave every indication OF one
Of the best twelves they have ever
had or course, much Improvement
might be had III the passing, catch
Ing and shooting, but these features
we're fairly well advanced FOR 30 early
III the season.
Penn State fought throughout, as
is teams alwaya DO. and made q very
creditabie defense IN the first half,
which resulted to b, but superior
speed, strength, condition and team
play proved effective for the midship-.
men before the game ended, and scor-
ing was very fast during the latter
part 81 the game
Herring. Voinot, and Kaufman did
specially good work among the for
wards, while Walters, Burroughs and
AEaichIs were very useful Ia feeding
the ball down field Eight minutes
passed without score, and then Shaw
netted the ball. Herring following Ii
six minutes. Three minutes later,
Yoinot shot successfully. and Wat
ter tailed towards the close OF the
half. Herring and voinot were the
main point makers Ia the second half
The defense, with such men as
Maiciale the captain OF the wrestling
team, and Scans, Even, Afford and
severns, Of the football squad, was
very powerful, and took such good
care of Navy territory that goal
keeper. Finebaum had little to do.
The summary:
Naval Academy Finebanm, goal;
scaffe. point Maichle. cover point;
Burroughs, first defense; Even, sec
ond defense: Afford. third defense;
Waters, center Euse, third attack;
Voinut, second attack; Gearing. first
attack. Herring, out home; Shaw, In
home.
Penn State Vickers goal; Fleusch-
ner, point Mast, cover point; Traut,.
first defense; Flnke, second defense;
Felty. third defense: Croape, center
Walter, third attack; Eisler, second
attack: Lynn, first attack; Eaton, ous
home: Lehman, III home
Goals Naval academy, Herring. 4.
voinot. i Kaufman, 3; Shaw, Watt
ters, Gearing Referee Mr. Hudgins.
Nit. washington. Goal EMPIRES Mr..
yickers. Penn State. and Midshipman
Peters. Time Or halves 25 minutes.
substftutions Naval academy,
Waters for Buse. Severns for Wat
ters: Pendleton FOR Niaichle. Wilkes
for Afford, IsBelI for Burroughs.
voinot for Gearing. Kaufman for
yoinot, Roth for Herring Pennsyl-
yania State Breiner for Vickers
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
T.aak " Theae Namea ]

Ii may be noted that Penn State
brought Traut with its lacrosse team
here on Saturday, but the Navy had
Herring 10 oppose him State also had
= rlnke on It's team but did not score
through him or By ony other means.
Mast should naturally have belonged
ito the Navy, though actually he play
ed for Penn State, Finally. the Navy
players had no special dificuIty III
catching Croupe, the visiting center.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
ACADEMY OARSMN
PREPARE FOR Penn
Collegiate Rowing Season Opens
Here Next Saturday When
Old Rivals Meet
THREE EVENTS ON BILL

intercollegiate rowing gets under
way next Saturday when crews rep
resensing the University Of Pennsyl-
yania and Naval academy meet on the
Severn. III should be big event, and
II is unnecessary to say that Coach
CSiendon has been working faithfully
with his charges and finding In them
plenty oG the old navy spirit to give.
their best 10 the preparation for the
contest, Just as they will when ac-
tuaily III the race
The races will probably start about
four I'M the afternoon, that being the
time when conditions are usually the
best at this season Of the year, but
conditions will control IN large
measure, and ii may be rowed earlier
IL the water is good or postponed IN
It'll the right conditions prevail. II
will BE triangular affair. Pennsy1-
wanna having fits varsity, second and
junior crews against corresponding
crews Of the Naval academy The
Pennsylvanians are expected here
Thursday
In view OF the fact that the senior
crews OF Pennsylvania and the acad-
envy. met last year twice and divided
the honors, the coming race Is anti
Icipated with the greatest interest
The midshipmen are determined to
win, and expect Just such spirit from
their opponents FIVE OF the crew OF
the navy eight or last year are In the
boat this season, while Pennsylvania
has seven of its veterans.
The race on April 10. In which Har-
ward and Princeton Will be the Naval
acadelny's opponents, should be the
most notable aquatic event which has
ever taken place on the Severn, and
the most interesting Of the college
races of the season. The race was se-
cured through the efforts Of Lieut.
Comdr. Joe r. Morrison, the acad-
envy rowing representative Prince
ton will bring varsity and freshmen
crews to Annapolis, and, so far as
known. Harvard will bring only var
aity,
lie navy crew i0SI EOu5lueFhu1S
practice last week through the high
wind, but has had plenty Of oppor-
Itunities this week to get on the river.
Glendon Is working particularly hard
with these crews which will meet
Pennsylvania, though giving some at
tention to all Of his charges
Coach Glendon has authorized these
statistics of his crews:
7 First f.Efsrn a.aa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
ss. Johns Baseball Games

ST. Johns has given up the effort
10 arrange game with the University
Of Maryland Tor next Wednesday and,
instead. will meet Georgetown in
washington, the contest having been
arranged TO take the place Of the
game which vas to have been played
between the two last Wednesday, and
which was cancelled By mutual con.
sant,
Next Saturday, st. Johns viii play
Catholic University In Washington,
and On the following Wednesday. Mt.
St Nary's at Emmittsburg. II Is rath-
Ell "a odd happening that the first
three opponents OF the local col
iegians are Catholic institutions.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
ACADEMY flNSIINl
LOSE TO Col UIA
Defeated Narrowly For First
Honers With Foils IN Inter
collegiate Tournament
WIN IN OTHER EVENTS

The Naval academy fencers, Who lett
here cor New York last Thursday with
nsgsl hopes Of winning the first place
a the tournament Of the Intercollegi-
nte Fenctng association. had to be con-
cent With second place In the fOils
eDmpesltion. which Ii the btg event Of
kae tournament.
However, there were certain COM
sensations. Columbia lead the Navy
81 but two points. and webb and Guns
bingham. both OF the academy, took
the two high places with the sab7es.
Then. Barger. q plebe, was successful
III taking sirgt place In the novice COM
petstion, DO that altogether, the Ma
val academy made q good showing.
FIRST place was taken BY sub
etantiaI margin BY Bloomer, of Co
lwmbia's winning team. while Gay, of
Harvard. was second. and Cainan, cap
tain at the Naval academy fOilsmen.
vas third. Hloomer showed great Inn
vruyement over his former work. and
fenced with rare skill and Iii splendid
form. Gay attracted attention week
Ago b. his good blade work, defeating
Caisan here.
Columbia won ~ bouts In the tour
mamsnt, and the navy 25 Then came
Harvard with 20, while the University
III Pennsylvania had 10 and Yale s.
The Military academy did not have ar
entry this year.
DlOomes. the individual champion
aid some excellent work, though
pressed closely by Calnan. When the
two met. they we're the only ones who
lad not BEEN defeated In bout.
Bloomer won BIZ 10 to touches. and
! little later. Gay. Of Harvard. also de-
geated Calnan. while smellie OF the
local team. Was not able to get one
touch against Bloomer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07


II will be noted that the heaviest
crew on the river is the fourth class
eight They are lusty lot Of youngs-
tiers, and 1t Is thought here that only
an exceptional freshmen crew can
beat them Glendon admits that his
material from the new class is the
best he ever had. and the whole squad
benefited greatly By the work which
was done last summer under Lieut.
Condr Joe r. Morrison
The 150-pOund crew has been Sc
iected during the week They are
mostly fairly experienced oarsmen,
and Glendon has had so much to DO
that they have been left in large
measure Ia themselves for the pres
ent. The boating 81; Stroke. Sloane.
Il. Mcmahon: S. Earle; s. Talbot; 4,
Thomson: ;, Conant: 2. DAWSON
bow, Pew coxswain, doyle.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
J Izalx well Services.

beginning Tuesday nagnt, Ap.il -
there will be services every night our
ne NJ Holy week Ia the Presbyterian
81, ibe Rev. Maurice 8. White,
s,s ssor The services and topics ior
consideration will have bearing upon
ire solennity Of the week, commem-
Grated In the church calendar y Fas-
sion week, the week Of Good FRIDAY
and the crucifixion
The services will be held each might
& eight o'clock. All are invited, and
ne congregation has been asked g
keep me week open for these services
and remember the date.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
THOMAS INFANT is
BURIED HERE TOM,

Following funeral
more today the tody 81
old son Of Mr AHA
Thomas, was broush
ernoon for burial III
terry a'he infant aiea 81
tinlora from pneula
was . grandson 81 I4ia5
old resident or Anna
moved from here abas
The father Is III III n85
Ing as steNarl ii tAe
The funeral party s
afternoon from HalifH3s
b. q 4. car due lit
proceeded At once d
where short services
BY d baltimore MINIS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
llt1a nllpus Asks divorce

Ia the local court and through ms
attorney. James IN Ovens. Otto Va
mons has asked an absolute divorce
fro,n his wife. Mrs Bertha Vanous
AZ charges il serious offense aud
names i neigllbor as correspondent
yanous Is weIl-known hunter. fish-
erman and guide, living al Severn
side. lust across the Maryland Electric
bridge over the Severn river
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
pieae piachsr II west point

The Military academy defeated BOs-
ton university last Saturday. 8 10 4,
mainly through the work Of McGrath.
q Plebe pitcher. 81 whom the Army
sets great hope He Oatpitehed Fits-
patrick. BOstonss skiIlful twirier, and
held the veteran team OF the visitors
10 three hlta. There ID much young.
but promising material II the Army
squad.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
Plch baseball Players

The Naval academy has strong
Plebe battery this year Ia Baker and
Hartman The former pitched last
year for Army and Navy Prep. Of
washington. and the latter played
Stuyvesant High school, New York
city. Another PleOs ii Rawlings.
formerly 81 the University on Cincin-
nati. who Is playing regularly II right
field
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07

I'm ar uhe discovers the reAi stripe
s. her husband. and e very olscOn-
tented How i series % sxcatlng mel
s sarss rsda her of this pestllence who
, s, ~ ,,,rnaelg hersa ausband, and how slt-
~ FsooD-I.a eventually iinds true hap
s. arg events which conclude inc
, 100, III exciting fashion.
Tomorrow, Grace L'Astlaonu' =
..syvhat Every Woman Wants.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
FeothnIl cane Fer Navy

west Virginia wesleyan has been
added 10 the Naval academy football
schedule for the coming season. Il
win play here November I. This
team won from the midshipunen early
lii the season Of 1917, the defeat baing
the first snfiicted on j Dobie coached
team Tor B dozen years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
PiIna oea Ill s Il nara

Druggists refund money II PAzO
OINTMENT fails IL cure itching.
Blind. Bleeding or Protrudfng Piles.
stops Irritation; H0ntaea and Heals.
You can get restgal sleep after The airst
application Price g0c.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
Warylara rfa Al1fsas

Maryland State II seeking 70 push %
The front ID every main branch Of
athletics Next years football SEIZED
ule Is most ambitious an history og
the college. and Includes game with
Yale ST New Haven.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
wlll nee Resurn n Hnryrs

Percy HaughtOn, the most success
fal football coach Harvard has ever
had. has said III positive terms that
be viii not 20 back ii any capacity
next ssesOn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07

In the hour og jubilee musEc will
hring yOu thrills III delight that conn
pensate Tor al that ii dull and COM
nonplaes
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
ROWING

Saturday, April II Napai acad-
envy vs.. University u Penn-
sylYanla, Varsity. second and
Freshmen crews about 4 ps
nig on Severn.