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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-17

burg on Saturday. will prove an cas-
Ter victim than did Washington Col
lege in the Chestertown game last
week.
Coach Dutch" Lentz has been max
ing his men do heavy work ever since
the time they first began practice.
Lentz knows the game at 81. Johns
from his own experiences on the team
there, and one of the things he has
observed is a lack is early hard work.
out the best in the chosen eleven. One
In view OF this he began after the first
few days to put the men through
scrimmages. and the result has been
surprising Lentz has developed not
only fast first team, but a second
team that is well calculated to bring
result OF the speed and weight OF the
second team has been regrettable-the
breaking up o fseyeral men on the
first; but the injuries that kept a few
out OF the Washington College contest
are well enough to permit those to
take their places in the line. II is ex-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-17

pected that Coach Lentz's first string
men be in shape for the Nj. ST. Mary's
argument
Brown, who helped to win the
chestertown victory last week with a
anger in splints. now has the in IFed
digit unbandaged, and will be able To
get in the fight without hindranco.
" H. Smith. one of the heftiest men
on the team, who occupies the position
of tackle. pls shown remark able
speed this week, Lentz is highly
pleased with Smiths manner of hlnd-
ling himself. and it is difficult 70 inn
agine that sany player would be able
TO escape the weight and brain which
characterize this players system Of
attack.
In the position OF left guard Beatty
is going excellent work. showing
speed and power.
Among those who have been out
temporarily and who have come back
are Kelso and Kirkpatrick. In their
work on the gridiron the pair are de-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-17

sailor" game for sure and will pc
PLAYED under the same conditions as
govern regular Navy contests. play
starting at 2:30 o'clock. gil Dohie' $
A" or varsity squadron viii have
practice work in course 81 the day.
and the varsity probably will be given
a heavy workout against the strong
scrub team.
The Utah. which has big compile
ment of athletes among the officers
and enlisted men aboard her, arrived
in Annapolis roads today. The titan
is said to be Represented by a strong
aggregation of gridiron men. Combs
a former academy halfback, will be
seen in the lineup of the 'tars,P and
it is also said that three or four other
former Navy stars also will play with
the battleships team
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-17

yeloping rapidly from their tempo
rary awkardness caused by disability.
In the student body, no doubt ex-
lists as % the victorious outcome Of
the game wisa Mount St. Mary's, and
the preparations for the more import
ant games-those with Hopkins and
State-are regarded as the real is
sues. The cadets are supporting the
team TO the fullest. regarding the
eleven Of the present year as being the
best prospects for State champion
ship that the college has developed in
late years
The management Of athletics at the
Naval Academy was utterly unable to
fill the gap in the football schedule by
arranging game for tomorrow. but
diversion in that branch of sport is Of
fered the devotees of the game through
the fact that there viii be game be-
tween the team picked from what is
known as "B" squad of the Navy war
riors, and the eleven of the United
States battleshin Utah So il will be a
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CONTINUED From Page Oue)
was Margaret Rhodes, of Kansas, and
that they were married in Crawford,
INeh.. in 1906 He said his wife died
lin June. 1912. as the result of AN
operation. He then said that he be-
gan TO look around TO provide the
proper home for rearing the little girl
Mildred, and came upon the woman
whom he afterwards married, who had
been advertised as a nurse.
He said he visited the family as
often as he could in spare times from
his duty with the Army, and found
Mildred was apparently being prop
erly cared for He admitted he be-
came infatuated with the guardian,
and subsequently married her. But
while he was PERFORMING service
overseas during the war, and later
assigned to duty at Camp Upton, he
said he received frequent reports of
the maltreatment of the girl by his
wife; the child having been whipped
severely because for offenses commit
ted by the boy, and other things. He
says the greater portion of his pay
was sent to the family. While at Up
ton, he said, he and his vile began
TO become estranged, and that her
visit. with the boy to the camp about
a month ago, was without any adj
vance information to him, and in fact
he had requested her months before
not to come there.
Meanwhile, or as stated on July 90
last, the girl had been turned over
10 the Simms family This. Lowe
says his wife knew about, and when
she came to Upton. she made threats
and expressed determination to get
the girl. Lowe declared this to be
but one of many things that have hap
pened since his second marriage by
which the wife pursued a crusade in
an attempt to get him 'in bad' with
officers and members of his command.
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THE CRITICS SAY:

Play filled with human interest and end of funny sit
uations unique and delightful character
collection of slang phrases that makes
George AIDES fables simple as nursery rhymes
That reveals the supreme NazmOya in role
that is totally different from anything she hsa ever
done.
That it version of the celebrated stage play
of the name, written by Maude Fulton and in
which Miss Fulton starred
That the version of The Brat produced by Oliver
Morosco enjoyed whole seasons run in New York and
then doing record business for more than
year throughout the United States and Canada.
That Nazmova herself prepared the adaptation for the
in collaboration with Charles Bryant; and that
the gifted June Mathis wrote the scenario.
That entire theatre built for staging of the
spectacular and sensational OF the drama which
presents play within play
That the supporting cast exceptional and that art in
teriors of rare beauty were designed and executed by
NJ 7. Staulcup especially for this production.
That Herbert Blache with of many brilliant
his credit. directed the star, Maxwell
karger Director General responsible for Nazimova's
previous smashing trumphs, including THE Red Lam
tern" supervised detail of the production.
That by of its career 1.-The
living adored personality to millions of Americans
in millions of homes.
That the picture produced the lavish costly
scale that has characterized all Nazmova Productions
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SCOUTS REPORTS
AS TO PARENTAGE OF
ABDUCTED CHILD

lContinued From Page oael
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-17
THE ANNAPOLIS REPUBLI-
CAN CLUB (COLORED)
HOLDS ENTHUSIAS-
TIC MEETING

With large attendance OF sew
eral hundred. members OF the col
ored Annapolis Republican Club,
met at Clay Street Hall last night
to discuss issues for the good and
welfare of the Party i'll the No
vember Election on November 1.
1919.
Charles A. Oliver was chosen
as chairman, DR., X. b. Millincr
as Secretary. ole
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UP-STATERS SHOULD
Be EASY, CADETS SAY
At Any Rate, St. Johns Is Prim-
ed For Mount St.
Mary's
LOCALS MUCH HEAVIER

In preparation for the second State
game OF the season, which is also to
be the second game that the team has
played since the beginning OF the col
legiate year, the squad OF ST. Johns
has been going through hard grillings
every day this week. The general
opinion is that the Mount st. Marys
team, which is TO be met at Emmitts-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-17
FLYING PARSON IS
GIVEN BIG OVATION
Dry The Associated presso

ROCK Island, III, Oct. 17-Lieut
Belvin w. Maynard. flying to Mineola.
n. T., on his return trip in the trans
continental airplane race was given
an ovation by an enormous crowd on
his arrival here at 1915 from Des
Molnes, having made the ope hundred
and fifty-eight miles in eighty-three
minutes, breaking his record for the
same leg of the journey on his trip
West.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-17

The Annapolis Banking G. Trust Co.
pays per cent. interest on daily
balances over $500 on all checking ac-
counts. 1T ALSO PAYS 4 PER CENT
ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS os-,f
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-17
For Bread Makers

Save the water that spare ribs or
shoulder has been boiled in and use
for making bread. You need no milk.
salt or shortening and it gives a de-
licious flavor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
DEFEATED FAST UP-THE-RIVER
QUINTET ONLY AFTER OVER
COMING BIG LEAD AND
EXTRA PLAY.
Two Fouls Shot by Stein In Five
Minute Period Recorded win
for Speedy Maroon and
Cream Five.

Had anSone stopped YOU yesterday
afternoon and asked. Who is ep'hs
to win the Observation-Disclosures game
toniShtc" you would have laughed anu
said. Why, Stcubcnville. Of course; the
Cadets haven't a chance" But as VOL
ders never cease" this old saying was
again brought out last night when tne
Maroon and Cream players overcafne
a rwelre-poiut lead and doWned inc
visiting five after an extra period.
The first half ended With tho CADETS
ON the small end OF 1T-5 score. ana
many surmised that their hash was
settled then. but the ever predominant
spirit Of hSht-to-the-end showed itScit
in the home team during the last ha!I
and the Cadets were rewarded Win
victory. After twelve minutes OF play
tho lead Of the visitors was only one
lone point above their opponents anu
then the fast playing began. All OF
the spectators were on their toes watch-
inr the game as it zig-zaEged back and
forth between the contestants. FIRST
The Cathedral five and then tho visit
.6rs were leading and it Kept UP until
4hs timers whistle blew and the score
etood 29-2s.
At the beginning Of the second hall
Thoupsou was put out on PERSONA
fouls and the defenders Of the Ma
.oon and Cream took advantage OF MS
eIascnce. Rohrl featured during tne
sCzns and at an unSuarded moment
enade the most spectacular shot OF the
season by shooting a field goal from
the -oppoSfte end Of tho floor. It was
thc two points gained from his shot
4hat won tho gmx In tho fve-minute
ocriod Stein shot two foul goals. ciInch-
ing She game
The dark horse I'VE representing
rFousrsbee VIII visit the BOW Tor
their first trip against a local team
this season. next Friday. Little Is
known Of the coming coutenders Tor
the Cadets honors, but stir game
IS expected
e In speedy preliminary ~nleh wa
marked with an unusual number OF
,SouIs the Cadet Seconds defeated the
= NJ. c. 4. S1idgets by 1913 score
SForty-fvc fouls were called during the
preliminary contest
The 1ine-ups were as follows:
Cathedral (31) Pos. Steubenvfrle (29)
Stein -----F--- J. Watkins
Carroll F---C. watkins
Gorsuch -::----.C. $4,000 ThompSon
1srcE.ntr.. Ha~thoF'e
Donah;c .....--. C. -.....:-. FTe't.In ,,
substitutions - Rohrl for Carroll:
Brown for Thompson.
Rcferee-Rafferty
Field Goals-Stcin. .: Carroll. I;
Rohri. 5: Gorsuch. 5: J. Watkins 3:
G watkins. 4: Thompson. .: Brown: l.
Foul GoalS-Stcir. " out Of 10: Rohrl.
OIL, Of {: J. Watkins. out OF Is.
Cathedral (19) Pos. Y NJ G. y. ll")
Lee .--.F--- ------- Mart'n
Sheenan -.F. .--------- ConleF
Stolza ---C------.----- huil
Huston ---.-.G- ---------- I'Sn'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
CHAPTERS ISSUED.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. 91.--Ar-
tirlcs Of Incorporation were Issued yes
t"rIay BY the secretary CO state to three
companies.
TIL. Wyoming hotel. at Mullins. wy
on:ng county. Will conduct g. general
hotel business. with a capital stock OF
$4,000. The incorpo?ators IRE ]. G.
Sullivan and w. l. Hunter OF Tralce
and y. w. Daubenspack. D. Forest Early
and II. y. Moran OF Mullins.
The FOllanShcc cooperative stores, 81
FulunSbec. will conduct u general NOR
rhaJidiSc business. Tho capital stock
is $4,000 and tho incorporators AZ
John Wcstwcod. Rus Rccs. Anthony
r"rna. Elmer Il. Jackson and John Ste
phcns. all OF F'ollanS.,nn.
Tho American Audit Company OF
Charleston will conduct the business Of
public accounting ard auditing. Tho
capital stock Is 100000. The incorpo-
rators are w. r. Green. Il. Sterrett
Thomas G. Patterson. l. Reed and ). l..
Walker. all of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01

Joseph Hnkle. OF West Washington
street. is confined to his home critically
i'll. and his recovery is doubtful.
Roy.Thornas, OF Stcubrnville IS spend
ing 4 few days in this city visiting with
relatives.
Acting Mayor Freeman had ono drunk
in police court yesterday morning.
Miss Margaret Coruclle Mccall, Of
New Athens. was in this city visiting
yesterday.
Robert Pyle, Of this city, is expected
to arrive homo from Camp Sherman to-
day, after receiving his honorable dis
charge.
Mrs Lawrence Noble. Of North Fourth
street. is visiting her mother at Clays-
vile, for few days.
Mrs. f. X. Hngc. Of North Fourth
street. is recovering after recent at
tack Of the influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tar arc spend
ing a few days with relatives in Canton.
Ohio.
Mrs. s. B. Haughton. of South Third
street. has returned after short visit
with her sister 1T ClarksburS.
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RIVER NEWS

There has boon no change In inc
river und It continues to fall, the stage
at the wharf yesterday AT p. IN. was
: feet inches. and at the foot or NC
Mcchcn dam tho guaGn read feet .
inches. u drop Of almost a foot in "A
hours at both places.
Tho only scheduled departure ycstcr-
day was the Liberty. which left for Par
kcrsburE at noon with L good trip.
The Ola Reliable passed d"wn with
empty gasoline barg"S fer Sistcrsvillc
at i:Sn IN the afternoon.
The General pcrShinG left Rrllairr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
Cant, E. J. Howard Dead.

Srcclal Dispatch to Tho lntclliIch'T
CINCINNATI. -. Jan. 3l.--Ann"uhce-
mrnt wns made In river circles n'''
today or the death nj JcffrrSrnFiil'.
Ind, Of capt Edmond !. Howard. hEr"
- years. president "f ia" howard Hn''
md Dock cn having extensive SNIP
building pIanr4; at Madison. Ind, Mound
tIiy. ILL.,. IcficrSonvillc.- Ind. ana TINS
city. Capt. Howard was probably the
best known ship-buildrr OF Indiana
waterways and recently suffered
stroke Of paralysis when bankruptcy
attack was radr upon hts great con-
Germ by hnldrra OF claims for about S1o0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
1sxE EIGHT Of WY

WASHINGTON. Jan. SIN A Of.
fort 10 get early action by conGressn,en
bill! permitting an INCREASE Of surplus
OF federal rcscrvc banks. Represents.
tive Pheinn OF Massachusetts, chairman
OF the Hou:c Banking Committee, todny
asked for a rule giving tho measure tho
rlght OF wcy In the House His request
Will be passed on by tho rules comrii Z
tee Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
Quarter Million Loss;
Five Fire1nen Injured

PITTSBURGH. Jan 5L-Fire, start
ing in the basement Of the holland Fur
rriture company's store. So4-6-S Bradock
avenue. in Braddock. near here this
morning. completely destroyed the
building and damaged n dozen adpin-
ing structures, cntailng loss Of be-
tween $250.oo0 ard 100000. Five fire
mon were injured in the blaze. which
for time threatened to wipe out the
entire busincS sScction Of the town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01

yesterday morning a. o'clock FOR folh'
Pleasant. where she will 20 on tho COCKS
Monday 10 have her hull shcathcd'
The Helen E. came IN last night from
New MAtamoraS
The General Crowdsr IS on her way
up from Charleston 10 Pittsburgh WIKI
a. record trip She will arrive mt the
wharf to exchange freight ut n'rl"ch
tomorrow morning
The Helen +. Will lcnvc for New NAL
amurjLS at noon.
The Liberty will arrive Sunday Might
from larkrrSburG.
General Supcrintendrnt S.holt. uf thu
Liberty Transit Co. left lust night fol
l.oInt Pleasant la oversee the work or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
STOPS ANY COLD
iNAFEN HOURS
]EpApE.S COLD COMPOUND" OPENS
CLOGGED NOSE AND HEAD
AND ENDS GRRFE-
Relief Comes instantly.

Relief comes instantly.
; A dose taken every two hours until
5hree doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up n severe cold either
in the head. chest. body or limbs.
1t promptly opens clossed-up noStrus
and air passages in the head. stops mas
;ty discharge or nose running. relieves
sick headache, dullness. feverishness,
sore throat, sneezins, soreness and stiff
ness
Don't stay stuffed up! Quit bowling
and sr1fltns! Ease your throboing
head. Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as -Pape's Cold Com
pound,- which costs only 4 few cents at
any drug store. II acts without assist
ance, tastes nice. causes no fncouven1-
ence, Be sure you get the genuine,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
LOCAL AND CLEVELAND
GIANTS TO WRESTLE
walter wnlsbee Of Forest City, and HUI
Butler Of Wheeling to Put on
Bout Thursday.

What promises to be one the most in
teresting mai bouts pulled off in this
section for some tirne will be the
wrestling match between Walter Willie
bee Of Cleveland, o, known as the
Polish Giant and weighing 193, and
Hun Butler. the we'll known local athe-
lete and wrestler of state rcnou1l Tho
bout will be staged in the Young Mems
Athletic club rooms in YoTkville. o.. on
Thursday evening. The wrestling bout
will be preceded by a preliminary box
ing contest between two Moundsvillc
boys :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
TO RETURN SMITH &
WESSON TO OWNERS

SNITHFTEID, Mass. Jan. 51~The
National Operating Corporation, which
took over the Smith &; WcsSon plant n
this city, September l6. last, on behalf
OF. the government. will return the fac
tory to it's original owners tomorrow
il was announced tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
OPPOSITION CROPS OUT.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l.-0pphSition
to Legislation SuSpcmiinS immigration
for four years after the signing Of the
peace treaty was expressed today In n
minority report on th. T"aSurr drafted
b. Representatives Siccrl. IF cw York.
and SABBATH OF Illinois. members of the
Immigration committee. IT said n labor
shortage was in prospect and denied
the assertion oc In" committees major
ity report that America had failed as 4
melting pot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
woodmen Meet Tonight

Martins Ferry lodge. Modern Wood
men of America. will hold their regular
meeting in the Shrrvc-Medill hall. on
Hanover street tonight. ut which time
all of the candidates who arc awaiting
initiation will receive the degrees If
the order. All of the members OF tho
degree team have been ordered to report
and as many Of the members as find it
possible to attend.
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tho General pershng while on the docks

nj that plnce.
Tho General Wood will not enter The
Pittsburgh ard Cincinnati trad" uniii ,
tho first Of March. was III" nnnnun'"-
mcrt made yesterday. Sh" Was |" Z" .
iu tho trado February tho first. hut II
was ,lrctGcd 10 wait until river business
IN better.
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MARTINS FERRY
CONTINUED From Page Six.)

will be- Interested in The announcement
of their marriage. which will take place
this afternoon. Both OF thc young peo-
pie are very we'll known. and theH host
OF friends will DO prepared 10 heartily
congratulate the young couple.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
Trades and Labor Meeting Sunday.

The regular meeting OF the Rrlront
Trades and Labor assembly. 4 branch IF
the American Federation OF Labor. Will
be held in the Ncinlein building ~
Bridgeport tomorrow afternoon and a
large number Of tn" delegates from thus
place will be in attendance. Much inn
portant business is always transacted nj
these meetings. and they arc usually
quite well attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
Earles Held Biz Meeting.

The tratcrnal Order of Eagles lodge
Of this city held one OF their big meei-
ings in their home on North Fifth
street last night and some business of
Importance was transacted. Plans haze
about heen completed for their bazaar
and festival. which will be an event oc
The near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
Liess Funeral Today.

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
katherin Lciss. who passed away 1t
the Ohio Valley General hospital n few
days ago. will be conducted from St.
Mary~s Catholic church this afternoon
at o'clock. in ch;lrs" of Rev. Father
StuIhearn and intcrpreut will take place
at St. Mary'S ccmctrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01

The dance, which was given b. the
members o. the local lodge OF Elks. IN
the lodge building on North Fourth
street last night, was one Of the most
popular affairs Of the kind which has
!been staged in this city in some time.
A twelve piece orchestra was present TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
Y, M. c. A. NOTES

The Juniors will hold their class this
murning at $50. which will consist Of
running. apparatus work and gaines
The Junior basketball league IS com
posed Of six teams. and several games
will ~. played IN thr gymnasium this
mo rninr. followed By swim in the
pool
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
CADETS WON A CLOSE CAME
FROM STEUbENV|LLE FIVE

furnish tho music for tn" evening". ana
an excellent luncheon was served during
the IntcrIuiSSI0n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01

Tho Seniors class is increasing in pop
4larlty these days. Lust evening there
i orc between - and - in attendance.
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WARWOOD

THE RED STAR G R.O c Z z
1703 Wnrwoud Ave,
has a list Of bargains on Page Twelve
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$28.5O
Suits and Overcoats

A strong Tne of Suits and Over
coats designed to give service. The
materials shown in this line arc
mostly, all pure wool worsteds in
Guiding plain and fancy sergcs from
our surplus stock, guaranteed pure
wool. fast colors; also some of the
skirt coat models for younger men.
An excellent opportunity to provide
your wants at moderate price.
This is real investment Why
not profit todayi
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$22.5O
Suits and Oyercoats

At this price the men looking for
a good serviceable Suit or Oyercoat,
will find some excellent values in
good, substantial, all wool materials
built with 3 view to service-includ-
ing fast color blue scrges. Real val
ues are offered here: Men looking
for trim cut, good looking business
Suits, will find this profitable. Also
a goodly assortment of Skirt-Coats.