Evening capital. [volume], December 21, 1922, Image 6

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BASKETBALL TILT
Manhattan College Five Furnish
cd Stiffest Opposition Of Sea
son—Score 24 To 20
Tlio iii.<! >;i ptßcn’i !;■ n'.* tii.ili lean
yesterday afternoon fated the siiiY>s!
opposition of it.? BMjaoo o far when
thry rli.’-in’-d with the five >f Manhat
tan College. of New York. Though
they finally ir.:-itigo I to 'n ttt !>y a
wore of 21 to 2N. they were forced to
light to the limit ail the w.,y fwiar
during the game. once ill each half,
tiie teams v,ere locked in a tie f r a
short m.i:tro of tiuie.
Both Think Slinr.e.l Spiel
The margin of victory may well he
credited f .o :he better work of McKee
aml Outlg in shoot in’g front the foul
circle, for the Now Yorkers registered
one more t eh! goal than the siilor
lails McKee was r icc ssful in 7mr
of 11 tries whi!>* Craig engtd litre ■
straight. The Itoor work of t.ie vi-i
--tors at time-i measuri <1 an t > < t
. It e to <>*! w%a i <ti t u 4\e > * t 1 .
J?' HT WAS the night before Christmas, ¥*
* and ali through the house,”-- some %
C; were dancing, some were chuckling, some ?£
were humming the latest popular song,
some were content just to sit and listen— *4
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I\l N i il lii! !li .IV// IIINSTREI.S VN!> A SIX-IMH K ORCHESTRA
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MRS. WALLACE REID
•EVERY WOMAN’S PROBLEM”
\ liOOII COMKDV.
Saturday—“BUFFALO BILL”
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f ruit Cake, per pound 29c
Oranges, nice and juicy, per dozen. . . 25c
New Mixed Nuts, per pound 25c
Choice Christmas Candy, per pound. . 18c
XXXX Powdered Sugar 9c
Tall can Evaporated Crca:.;,, ' C :
Barrel Ginger Snap: fd:
Select Storage Eggs 3Sc
Cox’s Variety Store
BAY RIDGE AVE. EASTPORT, MD.
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iver witnessed here. hut they did no!
‘lave the staying qualities of their op
xmints. ami called time for a rest on
• "tree or four occasions . Fenitirfne
. he pime the ail around of G
Meenan former star athlete at Tome
Institute, v. ho plpyc.d part of the
tame at centre ami part at forward,
fie exhibited some fas: work in drib
bling and dodging, scored four of bis
'rain’s field goals, and was laemttfel
'n ftjt.r out ot seven tries from ilie
irelc.
Ion! Shot*. Big Fnctcr
Fas* work marked the game from
! ’isrt to finish: but totli te->r*)s
on: 1)1 e to find the baskets In the
* r’y stages the Navy lads 1 eing par
{ ti -tilarly off color in thin res;>eot
, After ten minute** of play the team
were ? 1 tie at Trail, but the middle: -
matured to get themselves together
ml finish the first half wMi the score
thing tl to 7 in their favor. The
of ike second half found r
• idr 1 shift in the visitors’ Uncut
■ ‘hat s’rengthened ihe tetm. rnl the
kt pt the middies worrie d. The
s epdily picked up and overhauled th
siili.rs at IS |K>in:s within the lasi
iivp minutes of play. At this s ag*
play became furious; so much si that
Ji.e fouls were charged against tin
4 t tifl ititlfil 11 it I* 'l.i
Tt.A t.W.MN/, 1 V. \ . V.IVI >S. M THURSDAY, DRCF.MI’.KR 21. 1t22.
DIRECTIONS FOR BURNING SOFT
J COAL IN LATROBE STOVES
Sort cotl may le 1 r.rued satisfactorily in La'.rote stove? if the
>1 following rules are ol served:
Stnrt the tire with wood and allow the llare to take hold before
j putting on coal. Enough wood t-hould te used to make a Led for the
coal. * .
When the wood lias sdttie.f sufficiently to form a bed put in atom
a peck cf coal, distriluting it evenly ever the burning wood. Close, or
nearly close, a:l the drafts leading to the fire, lut open those leading to
■ t:<e chimney as wide.as they will go. Very little lower drati is required
in u Latrole stove 1 ecause the lower part of \he stove is not sealed os
In the case of a turnace.
When the ccal is well afire I uild up from time 49 time until a firm
bod of turning cral is obtained.
AT night get the fire burning well, then I ank it l y covering wi’.h
fine coal to a depth of ul out two and a half Inchet. Close the smoke
‘ draft half-way, lut completely close all drafts leading to the tire The
coat put on to batik the tire should have formed into a crust of salt
cake 1 v morning.
Iti the n oruing 1 rcak thiß crust with a poker Lot do not stir the
lire. Open wide all drafts. The lite soon will l laze uo. Then a-little
fresit coal should le put on. More should le adde ’ when the new cow
i- 1 urning well. Then shake moderately to get out a good part cf the
ashes.
Do not take all ashes front 1 eneath the fire. A slight feed of them
on the grate will prevent unburn: coal from sifting through and will
protect the grate. The a‘h pan under tuc grate should le emptied
| frequently.
Kememler that soft cgal s.wells with heat and too much oT it should
net le put in the stove. It requires more care. lut it is not difficult to
satisfactory results with it. it i? used exclusively in many places
far colder than Baltimore. During the 1 rcat coal strike a boat 20 years
j igo it was used all over Baltimore and no one who had it went cold.
ONE "CHEER CRUISER”
SUPS W NAVY NET
fflv Thf Frfits.l
NEW YORK, Do<\ 21.—At least one
; -hip of the ’’Christmas cheer cruisers”
. ihs broken through the net drawn
about the port of New York by the
prohibition navy, but its cargo will
idi! nothing to New York s Christmas
cheer.
Five Nassau county officers today
:cized 4110 cases of the liqucr at Raid-
a 1 in harbor and arrested seven men
who were preparing to load it on
trucks. How the liquor was l.mdcrl has
not been ascertained.
PROMINENT MEN TAKEN
IN 1111 ON GAMBLERS
By Thi* I’rewA
NEW YORK, Dec. 21. Thirty men
A nplured in a West Forty-fourth street
club last night in the first* of a series
of raids designed to rid the Rialto of
gambling were arraigned before Mngis
tiate Hutting today, along with two
wealthy real estate men. who were
charged with common gambling.
Tin: :cal estate men- Mark Reardon
anl Richard M. Madden were re
leased in $->OO bail each for later exam
ination on charges preferred by
Charles F. Meyer, of White I’lains. who
says he has lost thousands of dollars
it poker games recently. 4
Madden and Reardon, he alleges,
conducted games in which he lost ?6d.-
422. Counsel for the two branded the
charges as "outrageous.”
The club raided last night, however,
was the Active Republican Club, of
which Herman Reycr, deputy appraiser
>f i lie port of New York, is president.
Each To His Taste
Tastes in vacations differ, some be
take
Themselves to scenes where moun
tain torrents rear.
itome seek the speckled 1 eautics of
t!ie lake '
And some the freckled lcautles at
the shore.
—Baltimore News.
Why Worry About Your
Xmas Dinner?
T!>> Caterer man will roust .vonr fowl nni’
Mink }nur ham in tin* ntil way. M-iWe
riMMitinn in atltam-r for n real \nia
dinner. I‘linne J.’iH-l 1 ..
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m LUOS WIN THEIR
FOURTH COURT GAME
WI2ST POINT, N. Y„ Dec. 21
Yra.y made it four straight victories
at basketl ail j’SSierday, defeating
Colunuia Cniversity L v a r.corc- of 3”
f{; IS.
The Cadets went out in front early,
but the Blue and White collegians
tied the games several times darin;.
die first half, which ended 10 to Tl
in Army’s favor. The Army, whici
ms (.tvclored a defence, hard teat)
o 1 real; through, hold C. Imnl i.i ti
three foals from the field.
Two of these we e made in the firs
half. Strom petting both of them
A Iti* lat a ii)i)iitt;> to play in the
linal quarter. Sprlnghorn got the third
ield goal lor Coittml :a. The Armj
scored eleven 1 uskc < from the field.
it was Army’s lest gam nnt l a:te.
he itoiiday season, vben they will
meet Delaware. Janaary C.
George Smythe, Rill Word and Don
Storck. all Army gridiron players dur
ing the season just do.od, have not
y> joined the lasketlall squad, a:
oxp< ted. The trio will take it eas:
until after the holidays.
\BVEHTISE IN THE EVENING
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Will be Dec. 30th.
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ESPERANTO CLASS 10
START REGULAR STUDY
The Annapolis Class in Esperanto
hss received its new grammars, and
will 1 egln regular study after the
holidays— on January 9.
lu "The Survey" cf pcoemler lib
Err.e?t McCullough writes an interest
ing article on "Can Intelligence Be
Measured?" in which occurs this par
agraph:
"The writer had an experience fif
teen years ago which will never fade.
He was in charge of a plcrf of con
struction work on which there were
employed between three and four hun
dred nten. The men sent to the job
1 v employment agent es were for
eigners. very few of whom understood
any English. There were a uuinter
of distinct languages among them and
i nunil er o i local dialects, so that
men of the same nationality found dif
ficulty at times In understanding each
other. An inspiration seized him to
call in a man who know Esperanto.
Within less than ten days the men
Tegnn to converse in this language,
it was not Imagination that made all
of us believe that their eyes lecame
l Tighter and their step more sure.
That crowd of dull men was trans
formed. Opportunity had come, the
environment was changed, they le-j
eame intelligent. They were a differ
>nr 'ot from Dioir fe’lows who were
working for other contractors in the '
neighiorhood and who wore dull an-’
stupid because they were so classified
ly the men over them.”
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