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His Conclusion,

$50 she refused you"
That's the impression I received"
Didn't she actually say no?"
mo, she didn't. All she said was,
'Ha-ha -ha"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-02-11

Vanity of women looks like a
plugged nickel when compared to the
conceit of men.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-02-11
A Poor Match.

"Who gave her away at her we'd
ding?" "Nobody. She simply threw
herself away"
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A kiss on the cheek may not be as
cheeky as Q kiss on the lips.
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Trouble is something that generally
visits us without warning.
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Willing to Go the Limit.

Paying Teller-Rastus, you'll have
to indorse that check.
Rastus-Indorse it? Say, boss, I'll
eulogize dat check if you'll jess give
me dat good old money.-Cartoons
Magazine.
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COM BINATIONS.

The following combinations may not
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If not already acquainted, get to know
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ing Health.-Adv.
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One dose of DR.. Peerys Dead Shot" OK
pels Worms or Tapeworm. Its action upoy
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ond dose or after purgative necessary.-Adv
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Anoint the eyelids with Roman Eye Bal
sam at night, and in the morning your eyes
will feel refreshed and strengthened.-Adv.
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F. An application OF money will some
times remove stains from a mans
character.
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This was DR.. R. V. Pierce who after
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Poetry of love is transformed into
prose at the paregoric stage.
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With Gas
Eafo1ic Brings Relief

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Acidity and gas on the stomach
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Be. careful; that's the next best
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Suffered For Fourteen Years

Redwood, w. Va-tBefore the use
Of DR.. Pierce's medicines I could
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Speaking of skin games-what's the
matter with the beauty doctor?
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Empty wagons make most noise.
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Some people must get awfully tired
of listening to their own talk.
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I'VE rise by the things that are under
our feet,
BY what we have mastered of good
and of gain.
By the pride deposed and the pas
sion slain,
And the vanquished Ills that we hourly
meet"
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Garfield Tea, taken regularly, will cor
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S u r e I Y be one
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Take one cup
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chopped, one cup
cI
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A cup of Garfield Tea before retiring will
next day relieve your system gently and
thoroughly of all impurities.-Ady.
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Present enough.
Little Arthur-"What did you get
on your birthday" Little Edward
"Why. ] got borned, of course"
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1t is true the day of miracles is past
except among inventors.
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Some Are Extremely Necessary OthersMay Not Be
Every Woman Should Give Lydia E. Pinkhams
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Evening star., 1921-04-17
HAvRE DE GRACE RESULTS

yiut r.os, maiden twoyear-oidsi foss fur, .s,
ionss-Elenentsl, lIs tButwelD. $40. !s.Ie
and 80. woa; Lent. lia tA"nse'; sss 3s.sasT q y
400 third. Time, o.is 2-5. Teddy B., vii.
lam A. Zesios. Good Times. Delhimer. Coasol
and Mamma also rsH-
.iI furIonss-Opt:mism. oe tswartz,, 80 90
ste ;eoIlia.1' A1 sci 20 ..s sieeo. second; Ia:e
:Hdy Frssm.a, fa1oa., 'Hselsek. Black Top
.Nsvajo. sFevaukse, 'iAss, YlJi.g Orb. Gen
eral. queen Label. orleans Girl, Morning Face
and LEo,o ,oisar .iss "a saa, 1s hsis ,,,,ooss-s,i,
- b. los IA. Co,Iins,, g. 20. s. 80 snd s. 10
Won Reprisai. lOs tAnbsoss), 81 20 and M
s. 10. .eeoad; Some Baby. les sKiee!. ";W, ou:
Boots. Marie N. and Gurtev also ran-
Fourth raos. Hsrfoed handicap: thrse,year,
olds and uPSara six Il fe,,0nsm'BIiy vi e a. Kelly
ful. Ih &C.. Turner. n no. Ss %. second; sstal
Voter ll0 tRodrigaezJ. 50 %. third Time
III 1-5. tDr. Clark. fWildsir, Sandy Real,
PARK. KoutIedse and Captain Herschier also
ran Ross entry. tWhitnsy entry-
Fifth race Top Psr:s; one mile and s.a ~
s. 60. s. 70 woa; Tippity wirchet, ll3 Par
tia-tonj 81 6U 81 -. second; Tom AcTaggart
ll3 iEnsory $40. third. Time, Ia. lie
sixth race for four-ye oids and upward
G9e mile and si1teenthVsar hssim. ~
III tRodriguez,. 81 20. S. 20. second; Roisterer
s6 ,AIlelJ $3.50, third. Time. l.al. Dixie
CarroiI. Pastoral Swain. Sunny Hill. Wood
thrush and Widow Bedot'e "a, also or san; ,, ~.
mile and a furlong-Antoinette, 9s lBreokel
$s1 20. SI8.6B, 81. 80. won: Asther, l07 tGrs
oryl. $40. SO second 4a.'s.l' q. 1is s., NE;
lorena Moss. She Devil. Paul Connolly. Rail
bird and Katie Canal also ran.
Evening star., 1921-04-17
BRAVES HERE THURSDAY
Will Meet Norfolk All-Stars in
First Local Contest of COL
ored Pro League.

Washington's entrant in the colored
professional base ball league will
make its formal debut at American
League Park Thursday afternoon.
when Il opens a three-game series
with the Norfolk All-Stars The
Braves, as the local club is known,
will begin playing championship
contests tomorrow at Norfolk and
will remain in the Virginia city
through Wednesday.
President Harding and his cab
met have been invited to attend the
colored league opening here The
club will have A fifty-five-piece band
at the park and the teams will give
a military drill before swinging into
action on the diamond. Sale Of box
seats for Thursdays contest will
start tomorrow at the Bohrer street
entrance to the ball park and at 1895
Pennsylvania avenue.
The Braves spent several weeks
training at Atlanta, Ga. and since
have played several <ames
with southern mines. MaI.,,sr West
has signed a number of prominent
colored players for the team and ex-
poets to place in the field first-class
combination.
Evening star., 1921-04-17
HAVlE DE GRACE EHTRIES
Monday:

Monday:
First race, the Hartford Junior
purse; for two-year-olds; four fur
ongs-Burgomaster 10: b. c. Broom
stick-Spun Glass III. P. Whitney,,
Friars Rush. lIe: b. c. OrmesdaIe-
Pixy (R. T. Wilson. jrl. Uncertainty,
1I0: b. g. Theo. Cook Harvest Queen
q. & Cosden), Some Bird, 1877; b. I.
Granite-Sly Wink q. H. Loucheim).
SLEEVE Conard. 11o: Mawrcoran. ~.
.,ssDPeeh... handiesp: 'fssssst fosr-ysars-
lat; Sea Sun. las; Bronze Eagle, 1870;
aBughouse. 1l4; Peccant 134: aMidas.
1l3: Overmatch. 13a.
afarr entFy.
Third race, claiming. four-year-eids
and upward; nve and one-half fur
longs-Hindoestan. 120: lima Frank.
11s: Toadstooi. 1es: Little Maudie,
100; .Mu%bo Jumbo. IL, 1ls; Lady LADY LTI. ~,
esHss iis n's 81; Keaa: KSies ~ L,bsreg
Girl. 110: Pueblo. 1o4. Also eligible
sPrincess Myrtle. sS; 'Orma. Reed.
Fourth race. the Edgewood purse:
thrss-year-olds: six furiongs-Duc de
Nerny, ,I1ss AilHrd. ITO; Pampas.
lla. cHrfsw. 11o, Blue Belle. los;
Runa9oi. 1ls; Faunps, 10; Buffer.
Night Raider, lis: General Agra
monte, 10; Tubby A.. 11o: Tennite,
i0S; Natural. f05.
FIFTH race, claiming; four-year- -oids
and up; one and one-sixteenth miles
King John. 1o9; 'Tantalus. 1os; sea
Sinner. los; Pirate MoGee. 1os; 'Crys-
tai Ford. lei; Gath. 1oS; ozark Hill,
184,
Sixth race, claiming; three-year-
olds and up; enc mile and seventy
yards-War Club, 1l3i George WASH
BOY, los, .Doctor jim. Sc; Cherubino
| le0i Toss Up -; 'Nightfail, Ill; sBen
Hampson, 10S, Warlike, 1o1i Mary Erb
S5; "YaRhank, les; sWiRneconRe, 163.
Seventh race, claiming; three-year-
olds and up; one mile and seventy
yards-Spearlane, 11Si Rafferty,, 11e;
Thistle Queen, 16s; Beauty Sleep. 101: :
'Maize, 1876; Sammy Kelly. 11S; ALI
Vezina, ITO; Chick Barkley. 10S:
| uranium, III; 'Sir Adsum, 101;
speedster. 1la: Tom Saunders. 11o;
Lady kathern. lei; sSunduria, 1o6.
Evening star., 1921-04-17
.STARS FOR S. A. GAMES
Array of Field Performers Is to
Compete in Title Events
at Georgetown.

Competition in tho field events at the
South Atlantic I. A A. championships
70 be held at Georgetown University
May 1914 should be the keenest in this
section in years if the entrants perform
up to the standards set by them during
the indoor season. Jumpers and vaulters
hereabout esta hliShed great reputa tions
by their featS at the winter games and
are reported to be doing we'll in training
for the titular events
Virginia has in Archer and Chamber
laine two consistent high jumpers The
former has done six feet two inches. and
his teammate has gone him more. than
two inches better. They have jumped
one-two in all dual meets so far this
spring, and are expected to set the bar
too high for others in the Georgetown
competitions.
1t probably will take a prodigious leap
to win the running broad jump. for sew
eral OF the colleges have athletes who
nave been covering more than twenty
feet in practice. Virginia Tech, Virginia
Military Institute. Maryland and North
and Georgia Tech is said to have two
men who are capable of jumping twenty
two feet
Virginia and Virginia Military Insti-
tute men have been improving to a great
extent in hurting the javelin. Some of
the title aspirants have been tossing the
spear around $50 feet. Virginia Tech
has some good candidates for the discus
throw championship, and down at Geor-
gia Tech Red Barron has been doing as
well at the pole vault as he did last
fall in the back field Of the Golden Tor
nado.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

NEW YORK, April 1s-Princeton
, defeated Norwich, goals to Az, in
the final for the intercollegiate in
door polo championship here tonight.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

money aAo S1toh SoSSs - sA''
The opening event for two-year-olds
aroused much enthusiasm and brought
to the post a bunch Of the clasAest
Youngsters seen this season. Ele-
mental. on the strength of fast trials.
was made the favorite and justified
all the reports that have been com
ing up from the training grounds
Butwell laid behind the early pace
and came through half way down the
stretch. When the colt dattened out
he ran like a real race horse ana
simply swamped the rest. Lent ana
Excuse Me had il out for the place,
the former getting the verdict.
Optimism upset calculations In the
feld home. The machines showed the
extent to which she had been neg
lec,ed in the betting by paying $s4
ButweI was easily the star perform.
er of the day, riding the winners OF
both the feature races and plotting
Milkm1id across the line in the fifth.
Ross Horses Sesre Heavily.
The thoroughbreds Of J: X; L. Ross.
whose former trainer. II. Guy Bed.
well, is the stormy petrol Of the turf
muddle, went on a rampage today
They flashed beneath tho wire hrs< in
all three headliners. accounted for
the opener for two-year-oids. smash
cd one track record and eQualed an
other
1t was the first time old-timers
could recall Of the silks OF one turf
man being borne to four victosies IN
one afternoon over a Maryland track.
Evening star., 1921-04-17
M|DSH|PMEN WIN MEET
Register 80 Points, Over Twice as
Many as Delaware and
Hopkins Combined.

ANNAPOLIS. April 1.-THE An
napolis midshipmen easily defeated
the field and track athletes Of Della
ware College and Johns Hopkins Uni
versity in triangular meet here to-
day. Navy scored 80 paints: Della
ware, 80; Hopkins. 4.
The middies showed their heels to
all contenders in all track events ex-
oept the 100 and 22e yard dashes in
which Pittman. Delaware's star, won,
though closely pressed by Doak. Navy.
Midshipman Curtis, an entry in the
Olympic games at Antwerp last year,
captured both the half mile and mile
runs.
Points in the field events were pret-
ty we'll divided between Navy and
Delaware. Hopkins, four points came
from four third PLACES.
Evening star., 1921-04-17
MARYLAND LOSES meet
Fails to Get First Place in Qua
Games With Washington
and Lee.

LEXINGTON. Va. April 16.-1n the
initial meet of the season for both
teams, the Washington and Lee ath-
letes ran up 1O1 points against "a for
the University Of Maryland here to-
day.
In spite Of the inclement weather
the times were good, though no rec
ords were broken.
Maryland got four second places and
the rest of it's points were made on
thirds.
Summary: 100yard dash-First.
Thomas. Washington and Lee; second
Penna, Washington and Lee: third,
Byrd. Maryland.
22O-yard dash - First, Thomas.
Washington and Lee: second. Penna,
Washington and Lee; third, Byrd,
Maryland
440-yard dash-First. Williams,
Washington and Lee; second. Man
ming. Washington and Lee.
Half mile-First, Caldwell. Wash
ington and Lee; second. Maryland
third, Kinard. Washington and Lee.
One mile-First, Stevens. Washing
ton and Lee; second. Maryland; third,
Childs. Washington and Lee.
Two mile-First. Garard. Washing
ton and Lee: second. Smith, Washing
ton and Lee: third. Compiler, Mary
land
High jump-First. Carr, Washington
and Lee: second, Shanks. Maryland
third, Patterson. Washington and
Lee.
Broad jump-First. Thomas. Wash :
ington and Lee: second, Morgan,
Maryland
Washington and Lee took both
places in the pole vault
Shot put - First, Silverstein. Wash
ington and Lee: second, Maryland;
third. Potts. Washington and Lee.
Javelin-First. Cover. Washington
and Lee; second. Hall. Washington
and Lee; third, Maryland
Discus - First, Potts, Washington
and Lee: second. Silverstein, Wash
inston and Lee; third. Maryland.
Evening star., 1921-04-17
WASHINGTON CRlcKETERs
TO PLAY EMBASSY TEAM

After Q lapse of two years. lovers
Of cricket here will be afforded an
opportunity to play the British na-
ish embassy eleven and the Wash
ington Cricket Club. and invitations
are being sent to the Baltimore Sons
Of st. George and certain Philadelphia
teams to take on the Washington
Cricket Club and the British embassy
in an intercity series.
The first practice will be played
next Sunday on the Potomac grounds.
starting at 3 o'clock. Persons inter-
ested in the game should eommuni-
cate with DR.. ]. s. Cannon. 1447 Pair
mont street northwest, or telephone
Columbia 662o. sftsr s pm.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

Moreover, the turning point of this
game seems to be the turning point
of the match. for in the eleventh game
the Cuban star cut loose, for the first
time, with slashing and never-re-
laxing attack and again defeated the
Yierman master; this time in forty
eight moves.
To summarize the play after eleven
games. it may be said in all fairness
that Capablanca has so far demon
strated a superiority to Lasker both
In technique and generalShip: he
never has been in danger for one
move. and in two of the three games
won he has completely outmaneuvered
his hitherto invincible opponent. Only
a complete reversal of the form he
has shown thus far can snatch the
title of world chess champion from
the grasp of Capablanca.
TENTH GAME.
QUEENS GAMBIT DECLINED.
(Notes by I. s. Turnover, d. C. chess champion)
White White Raine' RiaeH Shfee Whise Pasein'a sisen
) sFss4 s-a F-sss -st sSths sS.Is' skim0s &a4
stS9s s.Iss' k,IkH' HRs ssE-SSs ssES &R. s:,!.
P-k3 Castles
Inferior to PxoP. which avoids the isolation
Of the oP and also the loss Of a move by
P-hhS IL bxP kt-ht0
10 Bra BPxP Is B-QKt3 B-Q2
IL kPxP PxP
Black has succeeded in developing all Of his
pieces without having created any weakness in
his pawn position he now threatens B-Kt4.
which would prevent White from casting.
IA Castles ORB 16 XXX QKt-Q4
Is kt-K5 B-kt4
White was threatening kip. followed by
B1P.
II B1oKt Kt1B 10 o-Kn .......
IS BxB ktxB
Evidently the object Of Whites preceding
play: Black must either submit to the break
ing up of his queens side pawns or play
BIR3, allowing White to play P-Q5. dissolv
ing his isolated pawn and bringing both OF his
rocks into play.
10 w B-R3 20 KtxB PxKt
At the first glance il would seem that White
has the preferable position as his pieces are
apparently better developed and he has only
Gne weak pawn. while Black has two but
closer examination it will he found that
Blacks attack the QP will materialize
before White can threaten either of Blacks
queens side pawns.
81 R-k5 .......
Trying to get bind on OBS with the rook
and knight.
II ....... Q-Kt3
White rightly rejects Blacks offer to e4-
Evening star., 1921-04-17
NAVY LACROSSE TEAM
TOO STRONG FOR PENN

ANNAPOLIS, Md. APRIL 15.-Ths
Naval Academy won another lacrosse
game this afternoon. defeating Penn
sylvania. II to 1, and keeping its
record for the season unbroken.
The Quakers kept the ball in Navy's
territory a remarkable proportion of
the time, considering how badly they
were beaten. but the powor defense
of the locals and their own lack Of
team-play for the Anal drive kept
them from having many shots for
goal.
Evening star., 1921-04-17
COLLEGE BASE BALL,

At Georgetown-Georget town. IL; Western
Maryland. q.
At villa Nova. Pa.--viila Nova. 4; Catholic
T.. o.
At West Pcint-Army, .; Williams 4.
At Annapolis-Lafayette. 4: Navy. g.
At New Haven-Yale. 4; Pennsy lvsnia q
At Princeton-Princeton. 3; Tufts. 4 tlO in.
niagsJ.
At Baltimore--washinst ton and Lee, 1s;
Johns Hopkins, T.
At Charlottesville. Va.--virginia ~ l., Z:
Virginia, (.
At New Brunswick. N. J.-Rutgers. g;
Union. o. ~
At Columbus. Ohio-IIlinois, 3; Ohio STATE 2.
II. L., 8.
At South Bend. Ind.-wiseonsin- -Eotre Dame,
rain. e'
Evening star., 1921-04-17

change queens. it would straighten ou
Blacks pawns.
- Q-B2 KR-Q
Black promptly applies pressure on the veal
! pawn.
3 Kt-K2 ...
at his disposal also kt-R4 and then the pla!
might have continued somewhat as follows:
"a Kt-R4 okt Cbest) 20 R-B4 R-M
25 R-QB5 Q-B5 % Kt-R3 R-kR4
with strong attack
2 2 Rsk sr.f snf. q e 2-Sk,s 2-Ss h'-h4 s:.
Preventing Blacks R-B5.
% .... P-KR4
Preventing the driving away Of the knight
and at the same time getting up bind on
the king side.
q p-6Rs r6! R-kRS Rks s92k, 60 e-kt rkss
5 IS S9Ss ERss ERs 81 A-h' '''''''
There is little that White can do to help
meet the threatened attack the queens
side. He is trying to keep his pawn position
clare his intentions.
&S;s $5ss $55 $zss ;: ): Fss Fss r.r ::..
whte now has 4 passed pawn. but Capa-
blanca quickly demonstrates its weakness
g 8 K-os Rs Ekss q q k,-Ss k,-S k,lk: kEhs:n.
80 PIP R-R7 43 Kt-Q R-ktS
80 kt-B3 R-QB7 ~ XXX
This looks like a blunder. as it loses. the
oKtP. but careful analysis will show that the
pawn was lost in any event, as Black was
threatening kt-R4
a ..... RxP As k-K3
OF course. RxR will lose another pawn.
Black replying ktxPch. and KtxR.
4J ...... R-Kt5
The exchange Of rocks would give White
good drawing chances.
40 Kt-B3 Kt-K2
Capablanca's handling Of the pieces Is very
instructive; with unerring precision he finds
the weak spots Of the White position: he
now .hEestens Kt-B4ch.. winning the QP. to
prevent which White must either play P-kt4.
thus further weakening his pawns. or move
k-k2.
Al Kt-K2 Kt-B4ch. As K-B2 .......
K-R4 would have been answered BY P-B3
with the threat P-k4ch.
Evening star., 1921-04-17
CUBAN PROVES MASTER
OFLASKER OF GERMANY
Tenth Contest, Which He Won, Will Go Down
in History of Game as Miniature of First
Battle of the Marne.

eof
Laker
R. of Cuba will history,
micW but a battle Of Marne.
A the
Evening star., 1921-04-17
BILLY KELLY is FIRST
IN HARTFORD HANDICAP

TAVRE GRACE. April l6avre de Grace opened with
bang this afternoon one Of the biggest crowds in the
the Hartford handicap brought the
and was won with Buwen Careful took the place
Evening star., 1921-04-17
Reds Sixn Collegian.

FORT WORTH. Tex, April 1s.-
Astynax Douglas. star catcher for
the Texas Christian University, has
been signed by the Cincinnati Ma
tionals.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

MARYLAND STiCKMEN WIN.
Goal Near Close Beats St. Johns
Lacrosse Team, 3 to 2.

COLLEGE PARK. Md. April 1s.-
University of Maryland's lacrosse
team defeated its old rival St. Johns
College of Annapolis, 3 to > here to-
day. Maryland got the deciding point
d minute before the final whistle blew.