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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
|REAT FIGHTERS WILL
TITLE THURSDAY NIGHT
Entertainment by
Promoters Of Open Air
49, Meeting.

Thursday night at the broadway
thletic Arena "Zeke" smith. promo,
Or of wrestling in Richm%nn. , nnI
i've u compiimcntary boxing cNhi-
Hilton TO his many patrons by stag
it three siX-Tound bouts ana -FOUR
j1ur-round goes. In addition they
lin put en- u battle royal WIN ii'e
The following will take part IN
[,e evenings entertainments:
| Herbert Cole. OF Richmond I33
L,unds), against Gunner Leonard, Of
Richmond G$a pounds.
Paddy Mills. OF 'f;isso GEO p pon Isinh.
|,ond ue0 rouuds).
battling wi;i. OF Richmond u4o
|ounds), against Gamer Leonard oil
BOSTON OBS poundsl; ,,-
eounds5, against Enly Wolsieffer
Il Richmond U5o pounds).
Otto staples against opponent 10
IL selected later.
Paddy Mills was managed anu
Famed by Tom Sharkcy and wei!
|evsral times at the Central AKIN
Johnnv Mcl:voy. Hichmond's l2o-
|ound scrapper, who lately was OUT
|o;nted l,y Charlie Holman in Il sin
|onnd bout a; Hopeweli.
Ire aEErcSsivc youngsters ana should
t,rnfsh some lively mixing.
Billy Wollsielcr. smother local boy,
I.cii known 20 the fans here as pro-
.ctcr, and serapper. VIII haHe
E,ush nght on his hands when he
|tcps in the ring with Roy Mitchell.
he Philadelphia batter. who lately
las been discharged from the navy.
Ind IS in great shape Tor 4 siN-roumd
To-.
Gunner Leonard. the Boston light
eight. and Battling Witt. Of Rich
bond, are in good shape for their
title SiX-round bout.
Otto Staples is out OF luck for
|ght, unless the promoters can Sc
ure someone 10 night him by Thurs
Sy night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
Witt STARS IN VIRGINIA. RUTGERS GAME,
SPORTS
Football Fancies


by WILLIAM Il. KIRK.
me time 4. almost here ngnin 20
near the college cheer again
And games arc drawing ncnr
again to thrill us to the
With nli their ripping noI.e again
we'ii henr the college boys
again
And when they lose their poI,e
nSnin Will rise the same old
IInhI IInh: IInh!
Zip. boom. bnht
Sunk 'cm
Cr0nk 'cm!
Yah. lnh! Yahm
And we Who henr that noisc nEnin
-, Will fancy we nre bows nEnin
With MI our bOol<s Rnd toys
nsnin. NIL out to make our
The Long Ago will riHc ngnin md
we'll be- college guys again
Where each old swectLenrt
slGhs again and countless
students burki
"iah! Yah. Ynh!
Ifnh! lInh. IInh!
Unsh EN-!
Smash 'rm!
Zip, boom, bah!-
Oh, could our lots he cnst aunin
within the dear old pnnt
uEnln
We'd try To make IL Inst again
though nothing here lnnts
long.
To make II linCcr We would try-
the give and take. tho do or
die
With young throntn shnttcriny
the sSsy. some ntccn thou
sand Htr0DEi
"inh! Yah! Ynh!
Zip. boom, bah!
Spin EN-!
XIII en-!
1Inh! Iluh! Hail."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
BALLOONS HOP OFF" IN
ENCOURAGEMENT RACE
'nited states Entry Starts mt I:44
=. N. With Two Army


Il,e strains OF tho Marsaillaisc aad
mid the cheers OF 10000 people. the
french entry III the international
Gordon Bennett trophy balloon con-
est, hoped off from Birmingham at
80 this afternoon. followed At short
Intervals by the other sS con,es-
ants.
.aptnin Louis lIirschaucr, with NJ.
go c. Nathan as aid. It sailed al
most due west, though slightly north
{ The setting sun. and quickly dis
ppea-ed in the haze
As IN. ,ake-on progressed the
ucceeding bubble left the ground
aore slowly than the one preceding.
The United States army balloon
n the field IT i:ii, piloted by Lieu
fhe "Beleica." official Belgian en-
under the direction OF Lieutenant
lest de Muyter and Lieutenant NJ
iajors ]. Vale and d. Leone, In
Italian balloon. "Audens." fol-
red the Relgians at a:5O. and after
IN, came the American entry
of the national elimination race
L. Honeywell. OF 81. Louis. and
jerome kingsbury. aid. The
ansas City r. left at 4:5i heavily
en- with ballast.
the "Triumphalc." second Italian
Try. piloted by Major II. Mahor
u Lieutenant a Pira2Zoli hoped
mt 500 o'clock, sharp.
fhc Goodyear" p!lotcd Ivy Ralph
son. international champion sine.
3, with w. r. Van orman. as aid
h the field last, just as the hands
U the watch were poins>1S 10 sos
lock.
All OF the contestants were n few
r,tt l,.,l i,nh -.sl. .i,,l. L, ..
air. but The hop-ofT was entirely
fcessfui. There not being q single
unique feature o. the French and
gian entries is tina: tht+st,ags ere
a bright orange coloE- tiA. pilots
planning that this special color. will
lat the rays OF the sun and Prevent
rubber from stifTen!ng or break
he most beautiful of the balloons
= those from Italy. which. painted
FER resemb!cd great soap bubble:
t'hty. were caught by the rays OF
troxia!ately sixty pounds less thar
he other entrees. because Of the al
most total absence o: netting II
heir equipment.
fchool and tho community sing bant
kupphed the music. BOY Scouts ani
Ugh school cadets were everywhere
maintaining order ana assisting tn,
tr .o4'Au = AZ 'L''l' MA! preparations.
A nnmh"r of sailors from the Zen
iaccla Navy Yard had been detailed
o nFSist The contestants
Hal. an hour before the race be
gan. the pilot balloon birmingham,
arriving ncwspa per men and rep
.esentativc OF the Hifn&ngha!n Cham
,er OF Cor mcrce. took to the air
This 'trai! blazer" will land AZ moo.
omoTrow Lightly hullas;cd. tn.
Blrming ham" ascenied VERY randi,
Inti; II had reached an attitude o
more than 2."or feet, when II safe;
iwaY very rapidly % the northwest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
SPORTS
Apprentice Football
Team Wants Games
With Local Elevens

The Newport News Apprentice
Football Team. which yesterday
defeated the strong Cuinp i'usth
service tenm by - Ia, u. wants
games with Virginia clrFcns Whn
n~.r,,r~ I'm The neIghburhoud of
$50 pounds.
Members or this inst team,
which Inns scored 10 points In
the four games played hy them.
are attending tho apprentice school
connected with tho Newport News
ShipbuiIdInr and Drydock COM
pnny and are under the personal
management OF thnt well known
builder, Dan TrUwcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
CLEOPATRA WINS LAT0NlA
CHAMPIONSHIP STAKES

LAroNIA. Ky. oct, %, CIV o,, T.
championship stakes here this after
noon defeating George LoftS on
Watch" by three lengths. ClcoIfatra
covered the mile and ;hrrc-quartcrS
III minutes 81 i-J' seconds, new
track record. H. L. Whitney's Dam
ask was third. three lengths in front
of his stahlemAtn. John j. Gr.er.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
Trinity Minis. ITO q.

ISpccIal 70 TIC Tlm"S-D lSrl;cn.I
TRINITY COLLEGE. oct %
Trinity defeated Emory and Henry
here this afternoon by \ score OF
I to . in game marked By specta-
cular runs rather than by consistent
ground gains. The only touchdown of
the game came in the middle OF the
second quarter when Simpson inter-
ccpted 4 forward pass and raced
forty yards Dickinson and Weaver.
tackles for the Virginia team. played
"A good game, frequently throwing
Trinity for losses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
TuInnc Wing. q. 10 O,

NEW ORLEANS. oct. 23.-Tulanc's
runting was too much for Missis-
sippi University today and the former
won 81 TO O. the game being called
with four minutes 10 play. because
OF darkness.
There were numerous shifts in the
the Tulane squad scorclcss in the
first half
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
TENNESSEE WINS. rs TO o

KNOXVILLE. TENN. Oct. ca
rhe University % Tennessee. defeated
-iemsen by q score O: 70 10 o in a
hard. tough: game IN which the South
0berdy. OF Tcnnc.se- play,nm haif
back. entered the game IN the sec
oEd half and aided By wonderful in
reference. was reported :or long
gains: hc may prove another "Rab-
bit curry Buck Hatcher lived
ZIP 70 has reputation as premier
punter Of the South. kicking iron,
'orty-hve to siXty-Ave yards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
MISSISSIPPI WINS

BATON ROUGE, oct. o3.-With the
score, to :, and only few minutes
remaining TO play in the last quarter
the mississippi Aegics blocked Ives
punt. preventing safety for the
Louisiana man. and giving Missis-
sippi y. and NJ. - to victory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
Cornell wins, 4. 10 q.

ITHACA. y. y. Oct. 23-Cols a c
suffered a crushing defeat a, the
hands OF Cornell today. Coach GIL
mour Dob!e'S eleven scoring Il 4o-
tot victory over the Maroon. Col
gate was powerlcss TO stop the
Cornell backfield.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
west yirg,nin Lose. IN y,IE.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. Oct. o3.-
Yale trounccd West Virginia "a 10 O
this afternoon in II game with few
features. Runs by Frank Ke!lcy and
kempton paved the way for touch-
downs. The play way largely IN tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
Syracuse Hent. Dartmon,h

Z HANONEN y. II. O1t. a3.--Svra-
cnse. scoring IN the FIRST and third
periods. won from Dartmouth in Il
haTd-fougat game today. 10 tn n
CHICK. the Syracuse left .actie
Kicked field goal from. plac"Inen;
during the first period
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
Benrdirfinc Loses.

4 Randolph Macon defeated -,
|strong Benedic;.ne team yeg,.,5s,
by the score Of ! 10 6. Bower ana
BUDDY Milan !or the losers :,nJ
BLAND aad Peters for the wiuners
featured with MANY star rlay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

territory. OF the visitors. VINO were
not as formidable as had been cx.
Dccteu.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-08
AT THE REPUBLIC TONIGHT

Peggy Hyiand. the dainty William
Fox star, wiz he seen al the Republic
theatre tonight in her new photoplay
OF circus life. The Merry Go-Round :
Miss Hyland assumes the role of the
fortune teller's daughter in diiapi-
dated circus Jack Hatherton, rich
young clubman, steers his automobile
into ditch near the circus encamp-
ment. and IS forced to buy the entire
show 10 get the use Of merry-go-
round tractor TO extricate his car. He
falls in love with Gypsy peggy Hy-
Iandl at first sight. Subsequent events
show that Gypsy is the daughter OF
wealthy city parents-but had been
Kidnapped when a small child-and
that her father has Hst ruined Jack
in business How Gypsy. Claimed by
her parents, manages TO lose her new
ly-gained and irksome social position
and gets Jack back. supplies the SEN
sations OF very lively story.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-08
GERMANY GETTING MUCH
CLOTHING AND FOOD

Correspondence Associated Press1
Berlin, Dec. 22.-Ten million marks
worth Of charity gift packages, con-
tanning food and clothing. reached
Germany from the United States. dur
ing the three months ending November
Is.
Among. the contents was 100000
pouhds OF floor, an equal amour. of
bacon, and 100000 cans of milk.
The shipments are usually consign-
ed to President Ebert. in order to pre-
vent their deliveries being delayed BY
the official customs control
The consisnmen,s received up to
date have been allotted to industrial
sections. where the need is greatest,
such as Upper Silesia, the Ruhr dis
trict. Saxony and Thueringia Thc
government is simplifying the impor-
tatiou OF the parcels and large con
signments, 10y removing the custom
restrictions
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-08
PRAISE FOR POLITICAL
OPPONENT

from Today's Baltimore Americanl
Mr. Harrington leaves the gu
senatorial Office with much OF
crSonal affection and admiration
the part q the people who
new that he has made = digni-
cd, patriotic and active COVER
aor Tor Maryland. While he has
vet set the world on FIRE. there
vas enough OF inhammability in
Inc world already Vet Mary
and in the war must ever be a
,haptcr OF history written in the
light OF the acts, utterances and
admirable provisions OF Mr.. Har-
riugton. SHE has capably filled the
Office to which he was elected
and can retire from it with a gen
uine sense OF satisfaction. Mary
lands honor has been sustained
and promoted by him.
The Governors closing official
words reeite some OF the things
that were more or less eventful
during his administration of the
state and to the credit OF Mary
land. Two<nillions of dollars in
all were placed BY the legislature
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-08
AN ORDINANCE

To amend Article XNXI of the Revise,
Code of the City of Annapolis. title. ''Po
lice Department" by adding thereto thres
additional sections to follow Section II ans
to be known aud numbered Sections IL,
md 20 respectively.
Section J. he IL established and ordaine6
by the Mayor. Counselor aud Aldermen Q
the city OF Annapolis. that Article XXN
If the Revised Code of the City Of Anna
polls he and the same is hereby amended
by adding therto three additional section
to come la after Section II and to b
KNOWN and numbered as Sections Is ~ an'
20 respectively, and to read rs follows:
Section Is BE il established and or
lained by theeNayor Counselor and Alder
men of the City of Annapolis that on an,
after the passage of this Ordinance IL shall
he unlawful for any person or corporatio
20 place or permit or allow any vast
uaper, empty paper boxes. wooden boxes
barrels. or any other intanmabie matcria
o. accumulate within any cellar. yard
premises. or within any space near am
building situate within the corporate
limits Of the City at Annapolis, ana al
such accumulation or waste paper, empt.
paper boxes, wooden boxes, barrels. an,
all other such infiammable material no
Sept for kindlirg wood, and hTewood sinai
he removed from said cellar yard. premi
SEES. aud space around such building by
said person or, corporation Within ter
hours from the time Of notification Thereof
TO do so, by the police of said city, served
upon such person or corporation.
Section ~, And be it established and or
iained by the Mayor. Counselor and Alder
men Of the City OF Annapolis that the
Chief of Police. or any policeman of said
city be and he Is hereby authorized, EN-
powered, ordered. and directed to visit
iaiiy the cellars, yards and premises of
each and every person or corporation with
in the corporate limits Of the City of Anna
polls for the purpose Of inspecting the
same. aud If there be any accumulation of
waste paper. empty paper boxes. wooden
boxes, barrels. any other inhamnable
material. rot kept for kin6iing or freW'ood
accumulated in said cellar yards and
premises. he shall Immediately notify the
owner. tenants. or occupant of said build
ngana premises 10 remove the same with
In the time specified in Section Is of this
Article to some place Of safety.
Section -. And be il established and
iasaed nv the Mayor, Counselor and Alder
men Of the City of Annapolis that any per
son or corporation interfering with. or who
attempts To prevent said police from per
forming his duties under the provisions of
Section Is aud 10 II this Article. or yiolat-
sections stall be deemed guilty Of a mis-
1eHeaapr. and upon conviction thereof be-
Tore any Justice OF the Peace having juris-
ifcti0n shall pay a fine of not less than
Sl.o0 nor more than $-n.O0 for each aud
every ofieuse. 10 he collected as other fines
and penalties now are.
St>rtiaa = And he il further established
and ordained by the authority aforesaid
that this Ordinance shaft take effect from
the date of its passage.
Approved December 18th. 1919.
JOHN J. LEVY.
ATTEST: Mayor,
- City Clerk.
(Seal., dIG-tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-08
.
LOVERS AGE LIMIT
AT MILITARY ACADEMY

! modification in the regulations
governing entrance 10 the United
States Military Academy al West
Point will make it possible for young
mer to enter that institution at least
one year earlier than formerly. &C
c7rding To-. an announcement made h.,
the War Department The change
provides that q candidate who is ir
actual after dance in his senior year
At preparatory school or pat lie schoo'
accredited ~ the Military Academs
may sui nit a certificate. which. Il
satisfactory. will admit him to West
Point following his graduation.
Under the old system candidates
were required to wait until they ac-
iually had graduated from prepare
tory or high school This frequently
oecas:oned a years delay.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-08

az the disposal of Governor Har-
rington for the Maryland Coun-
Gil of Defense, of which only
eight hundred and forty thou
sand dollars needed to be ex-
pended.
The full recital OF the facts of
the period OF his administration
may well be viewed by Mr.. Har-
rington with considerable
measure OF satisfaction. His term
Of Office was closely coincident
with period Of unprecedented
patriotism and solidarity OF the
people, irrespective OF their po-
litical divisions.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-08
ORDER NISI
James w. Wayson
VS..
Mary /. Wayson

In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County No. 4I12 Equity.
Ordered. this 18th day OF December, 1919
that the report and account of the auditor
GIed this day in the above entitled caus.
he ratified and confirmed. unless cause q
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the
18th DAY or JANUARY, NEXT
Provided a copy Of this order be inserte
in some newspaper published in Anne
Arundel county. once In each of thi~c sue
.essiye weeks before the 10Th das Of Janu
airy, next.
wM. n. WOODWARD. clerk.
True Copy. Test:
VIM n WOODWARD, Clerk.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-08
JAMES W. OWENS.
TO The Editor Of ne Erentng Capital:

TO the Editor Of the EueniRg Capital:
In regard to your item in yesterdays
Social Column" relative to the COM
ment made by a member of the Wo-
man'c Civic League on the untidy con-
ditsou Of the citys streels. / would like
to say that no wonder the streets are
kept in such condition. The sweep
ers never sweep up half the dirt, then
cones the man to take it up, he leaves
one-third Of it in the street. shovels up
the other, throws it in the cart. The
wind blows it nearly all back. and then
comes along the garbage man. He
Ills his cart so full it falls out the
back OF the cart, and he drives on
blissfully. careless OF the result, and
the streets are in just as had condi-
tion as before they were swept.
w. r. HANLON
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-08
LETTERS TO EDITOR

TO the Editor Of the BCening Capital:
j notice that among oth1r matters
given consideration by the Charter
Commission is a proposition 10 cut of
from the county
wonder If these people have .aHen
inr1 ccnsiderati n that @hc,, they
or they viii haNe to pay thu county
for the Courts House, the jail, the
school buildings and grounds;
That they will have to have an extra
Judge. Sheriff. Register of Wills. Or
phans' Court, Supervisors Of Election.
States Attorney; that the Judiciary OF
the State and the Judicial Circuits viii
have TO be changed by Constitutional
amendment.
When they pay for these physical
Improvements, the salaries of teachers.
Clerk of Court, Orphans Court Judges.
Register CT Wills, Sheriff States At
to@ney. and other necessary improve
ments and salaries. wonder what the
tax rate Will be- This proposition is
IKE Banquo's Ghost and will not
down II 'bobs up serenely" every
few years and some Smart Aleck''
springs the trap anew. Without any
consideration they say Lets cut off.
can only think of this in the language
OF Uncle Remus," when h says "d2r's
some foxes dat loves to look biggetty.
II is surprising that men supposed to
be suitable should father such a~fo9i-
ish and puerile proposition.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-08
II RsDAY. JANUARY s. 1920.
0l,ERNOR HARRINGTON'S
MESSAGE

I trong and exhaustive pres
ea.atIn Of the achievements OF
iH, administration and OF the
the civic authorities Of
lad played in the war
,traordinary interest to
sae mc sage Governor Iarring
tu ut to the General Assemb-
j son its convcning yesterday.
tine Harrington administra-
t0 has been one Of the most
q.tfal and constructive the
te has ever known. and the
overnor's last message to the
General Assembly VIII remain on
he records for the instruction
md enlightenment OF future gen
crations. The accomplishments
IL this administration, in the face
Of the greatest difficulties, and a
period when problems never
known before had to be met and
olvcd. are a source OF pride to
he people OF the State and to the
Democratic party, and they will
tand out in relief more and more
as time passes. There have been
three governors OF Maryland,
Johnson. Bradford and Harring-
ton, upon whom have fallen the
burden OF the Chief Executive in
the time of wars that have di-
rectly touched the whole State
and the present governor has
proven equal to every emer-
scricy.
Wednesdays message is a
teworthy State paper because
the facts which it sets forth,
its connected story Of the
four years in tile civic prog
Of Maryland Governor
rington did not enter office
eu'cd as "rcformcr." but
tall,~loudcr than words and
reform administration Ne
ever had has surpassed his
ni.tration in real and solid
r'l for the public welfare.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice Is hereby given, that the sub
scriber. Of Anne Arundel county, has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court Of Anne
Arundel county. in Maryland. letters tesla
mentary on the personal estate of RATHER
inc NJ. Nelson. late of Anne Arundel county.
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned TO
Exhibit the same. with the vouchers there
of. TO the subscriber on or before the
18th DAY OF July. 1920
They may otherwise. by law, be excluded
from all benefit IF said estate All nersoae
Indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of
January. 1920.
VALENTINE 3. NELSON.
Administrator, q. t. a.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-08
Pitt Students Earn Expenses

Pittsburgh. Jan. S.-The employment
bureau of the University Of Pittsburgh
reports that about 500 undergradu-
a;es Of the institution earn all or par
OF their expenses. The bureau has
placed l,02I women students in posi-
tons where they work outside o.
school hours. More than 500 of them
worked in stores. offices. or other bust
ness houses raring the Christmas va.
cation