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New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

On the first play after the kickoff
Eisenberg broke away from the field
and raced over East Sides goal line for
touchdown. Payne did the kicking
honors and the New York boys had
drawn first blood From that time on
the game was real struggle
East Side displayed fine spirit, and
the hard hitting De Witt eleven was
held even throughout the rest of the
first period and all through the second
and third.
East Side enthusiasts had their turn
IN the beginning of the last quarter
when Captain Harry Bankert snapped
yards around De Witt Clinton's left
end for d touchdown Mulvaney kicked
the goal, and the score stood even, with
three minutes to play.
In the next formation Bankert, who
easily won individual honors of the
game, was injured SO severely that he
was rushed to a hospital in an auto
mobile. Healy and Bolrnan, two OF
East Sides stars, already had been put
out of the game, and the Newark boys
seemed to lose heart.
Dewitt continued to hammer the
East Side line, and aided by several
neatly executed triple passes thew got
the pgskin to their opponents thir-
ty-yard line with only two minutes
to play. Victory for the locals meant
just one thing-a drop kick, and from
the position of the bali it was a consd-
cradle assignment that Captain Lewis
wished upon Koon, who had substitute
ed for Waterbury at right halfback.
Isenberg received the ball and
passed it to koon, who poised for
the drop kick, which would win the
game. The foot met the ball squarelv
as il drOnncd TO the field and IL
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17


pigskin sailed through the standard.
and over the bars 1t was sersa
tional piece of work and Koon wa,
given due credit despite the moars
which rose from most Of the Newar.
rooters.
When play continued wi.h the scors
10 to Z in favor Of De Wi.t. Eisenberr
this time via the triple pass -ou,e
again eluded the Newarkers and sfrsr
a beautiful run around right end
placed the ball over the line for =
touchdown.
With hfty-fve seconds to play. Doc
Cook 5 boys were content TO hold the
fast East Side line and tho rama
ended with the ball IN midfelt s
The crowd was large that 4 sonod
OF mounted policeman had great din;
Guilty IN keeping the field clear. d1s
TO the poor seating facilities. It was
present 'N'e
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Orioles Beat St. Paul
Club and Take Title

ST. PAUL, Minn.. Oct Defeating
the ST. Paul club of the American Asso-
cation 1 to 0 in an exceptionally hard
fought game, the Baltimore Intcrna~
tlonal League club to-day captured the
MINOR sAague baseball championship. A
Huke home run was the only tally. To-
days victory gave the Orioles five wins
IN siN games played The contest was
great pitching duel between Fritz
Coumbe. the Saints crafty southpaw,
and Jack Ogden, ace of international
League moundsmen. Each allowed five
scattered hits.
Thn Xrnro
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
St. Johns Prep Easy
For Flushing Eleven

Flushing High School had an easy
tine with the st. john's Prep eleven
from Brooklyn at Flushing Field yes
terday afternoon, winning by the score
of % to $.
St. Johns only score was the result
Of thiTty-yard drop-kick by Captain
Lonsua. Gene Schmidt and Bach
starred for Flushing Each kicked
four goals from touchdown.
The line-un.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
The Line-Up

DE- I,..' " Clinton G7). Position. East sls. r.,
iilSicD- .....-,..---.i. r. r.. ........ D. -.
lt.pocr ....-..-l-. r. ..-... " 49,. ~
NanFich- --.-.-....-.I T.. q. u..ie ,'ie
tayne e--.... ..........i'. ..... II lax
lewis +. O.. ... a7F
So iili n---.... r. r. . -
--l.' t'S X. =. .-... ;s'
iisen berg ..........Q. B......... Sfnixa.".a
Hardy ...........I.. II 3 - @nsy
Water bury ........R II. ,,'s''sy
rried!ander ....-.i l. .......crrnbn-...
Touchdowns- EsenberE 6s}. RAM
Goals from touchdowns Payne a. c.;
rom Hcic- koon. Sp5stitutions- go 80
Miller for Borman. HurIn for Ws'fa,- ~.
Ntt clinton. Stanley for Seaman kos5, - -
W Waterbury Reteroe-W W H. Stone r@s.1 I
College Jnplre-W. Y. Wauot S.'n S,,~,l
cuse Head inesman-W. II. Iosa T-.-.,.'- 49,
University. Time Of periods snist-e.s
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
The llne-up
Srr-vurIr. IA
Commerce Team Easily
Beats Evander Childs

The High School Of Commerce eleven
registered 4 decisive victory oye, Evan
der Childs yesterday AZ the Catholic
Proteetory grounds. The score Was i
to 8.
Commerce outweighed and ontplayei
rs opponent throughout and began is
attack early, Geahrig making a touch
down after two minutes OF play. SAe'-
win, Of Evander Childs, kicked 2 pretty
h' ID gosl from the 25-yard line a. t<s
end Of the first period, thus Z ing :
team its only score.
In the third frame Geahrlg went ovv,
Tor another touchdown and Bun fol'
owed suit IN the fourth period RohaT-
lack, OF Evandcr Childs, was INJURED IN
mo first quarter. and he returne n ne
last period only TO receive 81 nlrtY
winch necessiisted his beng laAen .
q hOspitai
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Adelphi Loses Third Straight

Adelphia Academy, of Brooklyn,
suffered its third successive defeat
OF the season by losing to the Free
port High School eleven at Freeport.
l.. L., ye terday afternoon. The score
was to 2.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Team Score
THIRD GROIP

IA. Roberts. Conmerce
-. spower Richmond Hili...... ,.93 -S2
- Au0ach. Richmond HilI 3.es
T. Sauganpolsky. Commerce. i3.s4
o-S. Kleiner. Commerce' - y,
-. SSchaeifer Richmond HIN 81
IN Strin,,r-,fs '.''.''- 1iil! !-----.. l3.f
r. .Iendelowltz Commerce. ie.F9
l2-~p Htnson -s'0',i.'o'.u p5, ~. i!.l-...-- 1881
l3-J Bad6v pes .i'iiotu Iii4l...... I4:15
-. Mills, Commerce .,ss
II irbl.ss,' iSgbrnstein' Richmond I'M ... 1915
iii s;ra@t r. Commerce. ...-.... Ills
\ iS--H' Bromowitz. Commerce. ~ ~
"a - - SS,oner. Richmond nm ..... iS.SS4
0leln, Commerce. rce........... I6.41
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Commercial Beats Poly Prep;
Boys High Ties New Utrecht
he Lisae-UDS

Coinmerclal Cd. Position Polv Prem 10,
,,taroplh. ....-. l.. Z E...... 'rurner
IEoNher ..........-.. L. Il I'..... Hrondar
Horioch ....-.- .-.......I. Ci johnson
S'pidH' C.....-... Lawson
" " eiiier -'.-.... -...... r. G..... yala
nntVomsarten. X. T. \Vardie
ln',usn. ..'.......-..R .WaIl
f,''.i l,nvu.h 20. B...........par<s
:, CIcrnpauhl ..'.-.L. il. B...Duba
ItSve ..,.-........ r. If. B.Coo,1
,r' 'i'''9 f. B......... Bell
Touc hdown-starobin Goal from .onch.
"oWh.EreVe. Substitutions: Com,5nrc,,I
uobe for MorlocS. kennedy for Craan-
@"Aum, @ shutter Tor Bloomgarterl. Creenhsnr,,
IYT I hennedy. Bloomgarten for Shnt1r
Ioy Frep-Alllson for Cook Pafera.' =
1l"StlNgs' cornell. Umpire-l.vous Sl.r,'-
use. Head Nnesman-Ciuernsev ST T,,,.
eiiee llme OF perods-Ten minutes
,f,tNW rev Utrecht (0)..Position Boys High "a,
~ nlY'r .'........ .......L. r. p.y,. ,y1.
.Tisrn.,.. r .slll ...L. r. Friedsnan
cr,s7' S,'I,ss' S....c. .Schaan
:, r. uili, --.s...R. r. .JablonI5a
- ,.' ii.a ......R r. f.. ...... Mnffe1
( I..l i't -'.......Q. Il. Afendelsohn
Ifo1Ir IL. h. Il......Conrov
wv. ltGr,e r. II. y B....,..Ramper
" - - -.-...t b ......... Bum
:, SUI bstitutions-New Utrecht Rubin for
iil"lis keferee-Mr. Hastings, CornelI
= = IN plre-Mr. Lyons, Syracuse. Head lin4s-
liisa 1nan an-Slr. Maxwell. Brown Uniyersity
1 'l"9 OF periods-l0 minutes
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Glen Cove HIGH Wins

GLEN COVE, L. /, Oct. l6.-Tbe
Glen Cove High School eleven over
whelmed the Lynbrook Academy team
hege to-day by the sc3re of 80 to O.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
DE Witt Clinton Boys Win
Hard Fought Game in Jersey
Eisenberg Scores Touchdown for New York Lads
on First Play of Game, but Then Bitter Str,u
gle Ensues; Newark Team Shows Cameno
By Jack Masters

De Witt Cnton football
way to IT to victory the fast East Side School team
Newark Jersey yesterday afternoon game that ~
spendent with brlliancy and plays
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Hildreth Captures I'co Purses
With Cirrus and Mad Halter
nrewer, Another Stable Mate, Finishes Third in
ocarsdale Handicap of $4,000; S'Buddy'' Has
Little TO DO Either of These Winners
By w. J. Macbeth

with the switch to the Empire City track yesterday
eastern racing reached the beginning the
more weeks and the thoroughbeds
oou or to the winter Maryland Kentucky Judging
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Rutgers Prep Team Wins

MONTCLAlR. \. j., Ocr. l6- Rat'
gers Prep defeated Montclair Academy
here to-day by the score OF 20 10 ..
The machine-like attack of the Ru,-
gers backfield was too much for The
Montclair boys 20 match.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
The line-up:

y To9uehdowns.G G. schmidt C2,. Bach.
laws Goals from CONDEMNATION a.
Goals from neld-Longua. SubsTjrntes,.
Tohroy Tor Hamilton. Atkinson for Roden.
hayFls0n 11a,.l + for Z schmidt. Barber for
LAWS, LAWS Aley for Burns. Burns for Nc
Gaifney. Referee-Hooks, Yale. tmpireNH
Johnson. Princeton. Head linesman-
ra"rnis. ,,,.n,,. columbia. Tme for period.-Ten
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
FIRST GROUP

7
III. Kerr. Manual Training ..-.-~ ls:o4
2-P. Sober. Evander Childs ...... 1890
"a. Minet, Evander Childs. 1888
4-F Ward. Evander Chiids ...... 1897
81 Marinot Evander Childs. ..... 1900
&c. IIrsch. Bushwicll ........-.. 14.42
u. Crabb, Manual Training 49,. l4:44
"a. kendrick. Manual TRAINING. 1851
9-J- Stagenburg. Manual Training. 14:58
-. Drake, Bushwick ........... 1859
1l-C. HOLES. Evander Childs. 1901
IN. Won Drehle Bushwick. l5.l5
81. Scarf, Manual Training --.-- 1880
81 Meyowitz. ENander Childs. .-. l5.54
ID. Olson Manual Training ..... 1857
III. lNaVoVlt. EVander Childs. 10 900
- Duress, Evander Ehilds. 1915
! -. 1azetta Manual Training .... 1G 20
% isiser, BuSAWick. ...-..... b.t2
., i,ucK' Manual Training ...... ii 81
40 - 9P4lahs' Eushwlck- -....-...-. 1858
?2-H Jacklltz. BushwicA ......... l1:0o
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Empire City Entries

ihH kACE CE-Tbree- -year-olds and -,
ward; Claiming. Mile and seventy Yards
,-oo-, Mss orr .....ll2 tle37) Gucland loo
',V29, Challenger lilo lOlos Lovely tgl io1
1879 Asterisk li9' 102 De-ii .'-''-'' 10!
loe loo4 IoAn I. DAy..ll5 1919 Tho Roc ia4
0i i9iS' l. Brooks .....ll5 1910 Gen Cadorna IA
llVI4 hezlah ...,...ll3, V
SEG0ND RACE - THE BROADWAY
~ RISE; three -year-olds on NH " y
f0s2l Ponypridd ...ll2i q65 La Kabiss mo
sO'1 Capt Alcock. MS l02s) sweet Aus. iUs ~,
THIRD EACE-TnE RAAIAPO rIctI
WEIGHT HANDICAP, al! ages. Abnnt
six furlongs n0ou
lo22 o22 Sea Mint.....1 lis 1920 Elected H. 1oa
ioSs1 ioSs rickwick l2e Io32) Pontypridd III
lo22 War Cry ......llQ '''~
FOURTH RACE-HARTSDArE uANDr-
furlongs N o. N"'A
,los5 lSt!' F@'i9as Tsa Is ....lg4 l9! Amro ...lo7
&c, ccDSAe 10. l4V25l Dvrnier Sou /
,So5 OOuecFeeH - s76s SeOgefield lilo
/ It'll n RAcE.--THE oAKDALE PURSE;
three-year and upward selling one
milo and quarter ~
tIofol Ten lee. 1l6 l04e) BeauTnarals III
4Vo1J me Wit. 100 1850 War Plume M lOs
9IAFH RACE-Selling; -year-old maid
enS; rive and a hair furlongs.
,o,0r az rlp.eIy lpl 1905 Jamaica Belle i05
". - LADY stela....lls sSs Con.eiia c ioI
,gs.- ys fayia ..-......lll 1912 Master Jack i0S
& &i0ls. s.'I frHoous ..... ss 1913 craftsman ..loi
iots ssssslfoiA ...-. les l0l2 Lady Irappe lO7
l006s Ravanna ll3 '''A IVA
leather cloudy; track fast
rlVs pounds apprentice allowance
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Team Score
SECOND GROUP

Ii; II; NeNein, S,n Bryant ............ 1e:o4
-, 'san, Norris ...---..--.. 1925
~. lfeyman. Bryant ...... e.7l
= Levitz Morris .............. is.45
". Peak, Commercial -4.-e
S-AI. Foimer, Bryant 80
IN. Mullaney, Commercial. it.0S
III H@sh. i,Sa, Norris ............ 1872
J -. Asherman Morris 80,
~ barnett, Commercial ....... I4.5S
In C,..-tt.i.S i'lS az ..-.--..-..- I4:5S
16-fI r,rs1i. = -lHil4s ,..------. 1859
17-C 6,ans-oi :. oIIiiiierclal S.clal .-...--- 1917
ls-E Ieshi,., 09,i'iie1 c'e>l. .-...... 1928
1s-S ,farcI,s ID Y@h1 --,.--..-.. 1877
90-C rocco c,ls -'toil MS -.----....--. 1913
Eli Cob.r li'lC4al e.-,.---.- 1910
-'"'4 - 2l.l3
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

BALTIMORE Il. IL ST PAUL a. A,
ap Il po { ab h po
Malsel. ~ a Dresser lo..400 Q
lawr,y Ii - Duncan. f...4 20
Jacobs n cf4 O. l,iggert rf400 l 0
Holden. RI 4 20 Miller. II ...3O1 90
Neriey ID % y Hargrave. ca az o
Ep'ef. 50 ...5 Rapp So ....2 90 40
Bishop. 10. = Eaig 'mer. 2b..2 0 0
lgan. ....5 30 : Booze. $50 20
ogden. = ..-- ! u, ccumbs. ...3 o o
Brazil ......l 90 90
Totals - .. = o. Totals ...3I0597 L. 0
'Batted FOR Icrsharnmer in ninth inning.
Baltimore o O-l
ST. haul..... . 0 %
Hone run--Boley. Stolen bases Miller
60. SACRIFICES bishop. Lawrey t2). Double
pia}-Kissert and Rapp Left bases
81 Paul, 7, Baltimore, ). Bases on balls
on Ogden, :; off Coumbe, /. Hit by
pitcher-By Ogden (MlNer). Struck out
By t0umbe. 4 by Ogden. l. Umpires-
Stochdale and finneran. Tine-l:45
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Stuyvesazlt Harriers in Van: j.
Gentle Makes Fastest Time

ls-W. nhara. curtis
~. ItinrAaId. ~.r..... 1900 -
-q- VI. Dunn t'urI-
~ &c. Schr1rf4 SID ......,. -
.--'- NcQpilan. Dr.. nm.
-'-M IeisNa. Csit.
n-l11 Erast.ls #Ilsii...... 10
26--i'. lr.ch. CurfI4
nj La IaNna. r,..tt.r. lf.r
Iesm Score
stu vesant ............ s,o-.,
UT IS ....---.-.. Hf.-l,
Erasmus Ha.l..-.-.-... g.. "a Us
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
I he lineup

4"ur Nfis~-'sthris I'D. ifIrNfh ga
FROM t0uchdown.-Bu -BurnfA ODD Coal ife'-
held-SherNln. Substitutes -- taNlft- .f-
Athenas for GIuck Ius.pn f'r y b tA'
der Chtts. Slaughter for ~cl.silaf s. .li'l.t 4
Tor Slangtter Sials hf~r far Aiflsf- N-H
rr for koharback Eoharhark f.r A-r.r
Del Negro fur f.Oharhsrl.. tiau-H ff i'''
Negro LAMBERT Tor MishkIr johnson
Mc'otneiI 4ltDonrl flr ~nrrfs Nr
cree Ar. Mason iSfurs.sarf lilsn -t1
lnpirc -- NJ Adams l~fUyst -art fitrN
acnOul. ll-ne ~ n.llaA. H-.l- III -n.--s
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Il cling Sum m aries
EMPIRE CITY RACETRACK, OCTOBER
Weather clear; track fast

t Hvan
Jnnc1: : Winner
NtI AHlleN-May
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-22
MISS HOOK BECOMES
Mr.. KELLER'S Bride
Miss Benner And Mr.. EVanS
Alre Also United In
WedI0Ck.

A we'll known and popular young
couple. Miss Lulu Lee Hook and
Mr.. Roy Edward Keller, were unit
ed in the holy bonds of matrimony
last evening at Winchester avenue
Christian church parsoI he b.. The
pastor Rev. R. F. Schmucker.
The young folk were aCcompan-
led to the parsonage by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest O'Brien, the latter a
sister of the bride; Mrs. J. VI. Ruth
erford, of Winchester, also a sister,
and Miss Mabel fuckett. Of Berke-
aey Place. After the ceremony the
q ewlyweds eft over the Baltimore
and Obi, GA Ne Is, fer a wedding
trip 70 ea tern points. They viii
return in tNo weeks and make
their future home in Martinsburg.
The charming briG5 is a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs c. r Hook, OF It's
Winchester avenue, and tha groom
is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. kel.
Ter, Of SO West S .aphen street. He
is well known tCnsorial artist and
is connected with the West End
/" or shop, West King street.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-22

Early this morning District At
torney Stuart w. Walker. Assist
ants Harry H. Buyer and Charles
w. Campbell, Joseph Coheen, Gar
land Moore and E w. Athey, depu-
" marshal, returned from Parkers-
burg, whore they spent the past
two weeks attending federal court.
Mrs. Walker was also a member of
the party.
The term was a very busy one,
many indictments being returned.
Practically every person indicted
was either found guilty or entered
4 plea of guilty. one feature Of the
criminal docket vas the large num-
er of persons indicted FOR violating
the Harrison Anti-Norcotic act. the
majority of thsm coming from
Clarksburg
Tomorrow DR.. T. l.. Nutter, of
Clarksburg, viii appear in court to
receive his sentence. The doctor
2'eaded guilty to dispensing dope"
/ decided not to stand trial. 1t
said that he has long 1een engag-
ed in The dope" business.
Judge Dayton did not adjourn the
term as there are several matters
vet demanding attention. but TIE
government is net interested in
them.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-22
FIRST AERIAL CLUB
CHARTERED IN w. VA.

A crusade against the high cost OF
living and the prosecution Of profit
GERS in West Virginia has been in
augurated by the department Of jus
tice. John A Chumbley. special rep
resentative of the department arriv-
ed In Parkersburg Tuesday and had
a long conference with United States
Attorney Stuart W. Walker, of this
city, IN relation to organizing the
campaign.
Mr.. Chumbley left for the south
ern district of the state where be
will take up the matter with Unit
ed States Attorney Lon Kelly. He
will also call on Governor Cornwell
and Attorney General England to
ASSIST him in the matter He said
that sit is now the plan of the gov
eminent autN critics to send the ag-
ent into the state for the purpose of
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-22
ANXIOUS 10 FIND
A MISSING SISTER

A trial for lost sitter extending
from California to Cunib arland Is
the basis of letter received there
BY George Young, secretary OF the
Chamber Of Cor neree. Miss En-
ma Kretsehmann, Long Beach, Cal.
wrote to locate her sister because
of the serious illness of her mother
Miss Lola Kretschmann, the sis
ter. disappeared from home six or
seven months ago. She secured a
position in Pittsburgh and wrote
onee to the people at home. She
has never been heard from since.
In response to inquiries. her form
er employers informed the Kretsch-
mann's that the girl had married a
Mr.. Otto, also employed by the firm
ana at the couple had zone to
C1,nbe land. NJ"
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-22
ALLEGED ROBBER
KILLED IN CHICAGO

st. Louis, Jan. 21.-An alleged
bank robber was shot and killed
and probably Probationary Police
man Harry Shea funded in pis-
toll battle with five bandits who at
tempted a daring daylight hold up
at the Water Works Tower Bank,
100 East Grand avenue today. The
four remaining bandits made their
escape during the fight. The man
killed was said by the police to
have been on the lookout while the
others entered the bank.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-22
FAIL IN ATTEMPT
TO CAPTURE FElNER

LordoN. Jan. 22-Further deIaiIs
of tne attack by soldiers and polieo
Thurles. county Of "iopa"2 Y, =
ceiY from the Exchange Tele-
graph correspondent showed that
the attackers made an ate Ut to
capture Charles Culhane. president
Of ;he FOCAL innFein club hut were
The attacking party exploded a
nrabar Of hand grenades Il the
hniRing.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-22
A SERIOUS BLAZE
IN FOND DU LAC, WIS.

Fond du Lac, Wis, Jan. 21.-The
most disastorous fire in 20 years de-
stroyed section of the business
district early today entailing a loss
of approximately 100000 The fire
started in the Rub building, the
most pretentious structure in the
city and swept through adjoin-
ins blocks. Three tiremea were
overcome by smoke and taken to
the hospital. The fire was not I'M
der control at an early hour.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-22
WEST VA. WOMEN TO
FIGHT HIGH COST

Mrs. W. T. Willes, of Charleston,
president of the West Virginia Fed
GRAFTON "a Women's clubs announces
that she had requested the attend
ance of the presidents and represen-
tatives of all the women's clubs in
the state at a meeting which has
been arrap~ed for Wheeling, January
26, by the Attorney Geaaral of the
United States to arose public in.
terest i'll the campaign against tie
high cost of living.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-22

investigating conditions and to as
certain the cost of the selling prices
of necessities and IL exhorbitant pro-
fits have been exacted OF the pub
lic."
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-22
FEVER CLOSES SCHOOL

The school, at St. James. Nd,
has been closed because of CASE
of scarlet fever and all Of the pup
lis allowed to return to their
homes.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-22

Accept California Syrup of
Figs only--look for the name Cali
fornia on the package, then you
are sure your child is having the
best and most harmless laxative or
physic for the little stomach, liver
and bowels. Children love its delic-
ious fruity taste. Full directions for
child's dose on each bottle. Give it
without fear.
Mother! 1ou must say "Califor
MIA" 1T
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-22

In Difference to the superstition
of the actors. most theatres have
no dressing rooms numbered thir-
teen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-29
LEAGUE
 GIVES ENDORSEMENT
 TO SENATOR WHITE
Headouarters Committee Comments Abercrombie's Letter to Friends
 of Cause

At a special meeting of the headquar- ters committee of the Alabama Anti Saloon League, held in league headquar- ters. fifth floor of the Chamber or com merce Building, yesterday, the letter or Dr. John w. Abercrombie announcing his withdrawal from the short term sena- torial race, was indorsed.
 There was no direct indorsement or Capt. Frank s. White. in whose favor pr. Abercrombie withdrew. but members O., the committee stated that he and Captain White were the only prohibition candidates in the race. and that for both to continue would make improbable the election of either. He requested his friends to support Captain White on the ground that he is prohibltionist, and the fact that the Ant-Saloon League readauarters committee has indorsed the letter is held to be equivalent to an in- dorsement of Captain White.
 The following statement was issued from the Anti-Saloon League headquar- ters last night;
 The headquarters committee Of the Anti-Saloon League of Alabama, at their meeting on Wednesday, April 2S, passed the following:
 "We heartily commend tho let'e" 'yr'@ ed below to the careful consideration and favorable action of all the friends of the cause of prohibition in Alabama
 Then follows the formal statement by Dr. Abercrombie announcing his with sirawal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-29
MARINE BAND OF
 CAPITAL COMING
  Celebrated Organization, With SOlOists, to Be Here Four Days in June,

Three concerts will be given in Bir- mingham on June 1, 2, a1d 8 by the Marine band of Washington, one of the famous bands of the country.
 The Marine band is making a tour of the country giving concerts in the various cities where Marine corps re- cruiting stations are maintained.
 Sergt. Lemuel F. Hill. who has charge of the recruiting station ir Birmingham, received notice yesterday that the band would get here on May 30 for a stay of four days. He i'm. mediately arranged for the concerts.
 Two of the concerts will be giver at the Jefferson theatre and one a Capitol park, City Commissioner J. El lis Brown, who has Jurisdiction ovel the parks, having granted permission for the open air concert
 Sergeant Hill, following receipt O notice of the coming of the band, got il communication with Gen. Mgr. o. l. Bum of the Chamber of Commerce an, the latter agreed to arrange the pro gramme.
 With the band comes a vaudevill troup. all ex-Marines. among whom are several fine yocalists, comedian and boxers.
 Each entertainment given. and al are free will have a vaudeville base.