Evening capital. [volume], March 21, 1923, Image 5

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STRANGE AND WHITE i
BOWLERS JUMP PEG
IN BOWLING LEAGUE
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idle for the last several days, and
at th<* bottom of the team standing,
the duckpin bowlers of Strange and
White staged a “come back" last
night and defeated the rollers of the
Postoffice team by a margin of 53 {
pins, taking two out of the three j
games. The team score* were:
Strange and White, 1,360; Postoffice,
1,297. Strange and White took the
first two games with comparative
case, but went to pieces in the third,
while the Postoffice made a corres
ponding pickup. The result knotted
the winners in a tie for fifth place
in the league. Tonight's game will be
between teams of St. Margaret's and
the Klks. The summary of last
night's contest follows:
Postoffice Total
Clemens. ... 75 92 92 259
Ilussell 86 81 90 257
Hinton. . .. 81 76 94 261
Moss 77 89 78 —244
Miller 88 98 100 286
Total 407 436 454 1297
Strange & White Total
C. White. . .. 80 112 80 272
It. T. Strange 78 69 68 215
J. A. Brady.. 92 86 81 259
W. Must’m'n.lll 94 101 306
J. Must’m'ti.,lo6 95 97 298
Total 467 456 427 1350
Mantling Of Tcunis
Team W. L. Pet.
Elks 13 2 .866
Postoffice 9 6 .600
Company "M" ....10 8 .555
St, Margaret's. ... 4 8 .333
Strange & White.. 4 8 .333
American Legion.. 5 13 .277
BEGIN ACTIVE ME OP
PIGGLY WIGGLY STOCKS
(By The Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Mur 21. There was
an active inquiry today in houses
specializing in “over the counter
sales" for Ptggly-Wiggly stock-t.
which was barred from the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday after sen
sational fluctuations.
At. some of these houses the stock
was quoted at 75 bid and 85 asked.
Later other houses reported 100 hid
ami 150 asked. It was stated how
ever, that there had been no actual
sales al ovo 85.
Several outside houses reported
sales ranging from 110 to 150. A set
tled price has not been agreed upon.
WHY SO WEAK?
Itltlncy Troubles May le Sapping
lour Life Away. Ann-ipolis Peo
ple lluve (.earned This Fact
When a healthy man or woman lo
gins to run down without apparent
cause, becomes weak, languid, depres
sed, suffers backache, headache, dizzy
spells and urinary disorders, weak
kidneys may he the the cause Tin*
slightest symptom of kidney trouble
is too serious to neglect. Doan’s Kid
ney Pills have earned their fame by
their effectiveness in strengthening
the kidneys and keeping them well.
Here is Annapolis testimony to prove
their worth.
Mrs. Jas. T. Small, 17 Second St.,
says: "I was complaining for quite
a long time with pains in my back
and across my kidneys. When I did
my sweeping mornings, my back ach
ed as if it would break. Dizzy ner
vous headaches made my condition
worse. The action of my kidneys wa* i
irregular, too. A friend advised me
to use Doan’s Kidney Pills and I will
never forget how much good they did !
me. I was soon free from the* back-1
aches and all other kidney trouble." j
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't j
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get i
Doan's Kidney Pills- the same that!
Mrs. Small had. Foster-Milbum Co..
Mfrs , Buffalo. N. Y.—(Adv.)
IT Playing
V/11VV,LLi one DA Y ONL Y!
_ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21st, 1923
SHE BLOCKED TRAFFIC ON
* \ FASHIONABLE fifth ave.
R Gladys Walton
c* t- “THE LAVENDER
g_L ' V BATH LADY”
f $ j yA sparkling story of a romantic shop girl, whosrt? vivacious
I $ > disposition led her into startling adventures and brought
JmmJi y •. her the love, silks and jewels she craved.
j i f Other Attractions will be:
EyJ ) ? \ COMEDY, >EWS AND REVIEW.
Coming Tomorrow > Thursday & Friday
""-“sa. ”MY FRIEND THE DEVIL”
r
L. R. STEEL COMPANY
AFFAIRS TO BE PROBED .
'S* Th Ux-lalH Frew*.)
BUFFALO, X. Y.. Mar. 21—State’s
1 Attorney-General Sherman has order
ed <* complete investigation of the
stock-selling and other financial
methods of the L. R. Steel Corpora
tion. it was said at the office of the
Steel receiver today.
Upon the result of this inquiry, it
is understood, will depend whether
action will be instituted against the
salesmen of the Steel Corporation,
j Twenty corporations comprising the
; Leonard R. Steel enterprises in which
the puhlci placed more than $20.-
000.00 in 3 years were placed in the
hands of receivers March 8. Ancil
lary receivers were appointed in oth
er cities.
The receivers’ search for quick as
sets is reported to have been dis
appointing although no official state
ment on the audit now in progress
has been made.
RADIO BROADCASTING
HURTS MUSIC ARTISTS.
OFFICIAL DECLARES
(Ity Tlie A*oci*tcd I’reos.)
WASHINGTON, I). C.. Mar. 21.
Itudio broadcasting is proving disas
trous to many American musical ar
tists, J. G. Rosenthal, counsel for
the American society of Musical Art.
Raid today at the National Radio con
vention here.
lie said copyrights of his clients
were being infringed upon by the
radio operations and that steps were
in preparation to prevent such in
fringement.
Reproduction of musical composi
tions In the radio stations constitut
ed public performance, he declared
He assured representatives of erfu-
I rational institutions and others that
their musical programs would not be
j affected.
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LUDICROUS FARCE BY* '
CADETS OF ST. JOHN’S
(Continued from Pas* I.) •
Donnelly, William C. Purnell; Clar- ]
ence Van Dusen, S. Edward Proctor; I
Bishop Doran, James F. McGraw; j
Gwendolyn Ralston, Miss Virginia i
Handy; Mrs. E M. Ralston. Mrs. G. 0.
Weber; Ethel Clark. Miss Thelma El
mar; 7(lable Jackson, Miss Lydia
Sutherland; Sable Jackson. Miss
Anne Redmond; Butler, Callendar F.
, Winslow.
| - Synopsis of Scenes —Act I, interior
of a broker’s office in one of the prin
cipal uptown hotels; Act 11, parlor in
summer home of E. M. Ralston, Long
Island; Act 111, same as Act 11. *■
The music for the occasion will be
furnished by the St. John's College
orchestra of eight pieces. The or
chestra has recently been enlarged
and improved, so should prove a big
attraction.
WOMAN'S CLUB DINNER
WAS WELL PATRONIZED
ft'onttnueif From Purr 1.1
—— “ j
j cess of the affair is due to the fol- j
lowing committee which was in i
charge of the arrangements: Mrs !
I Ar.hur Owens, of Greenock, chair-!
man; Mrs. William Hall, Mrs. Mar
i ian Hall. Mrs. Arthure Langfield. Mrs.
Harry Owings. Mrs. Melvin Stewart.
Mrs. Ashby Duvall. Mrs. Joseph S.
Bigelow, Jr., Mrs. Gardiner Chaney.!
Mr.t. Abram Moss, Miss Sallie Hut
chins. Misses Mary Estep and Miss
| Katherine Taylor,
PHEST COLDS
1. Apply over throat and chert
—cover with hot flannel doth.
j yisjss
Ij Clear thinking!
L* Y ~ norma l digestion restored
\\\. y Dr.KINGS PILLS
~f° r constipation
- EVENING CAVIYAU ALKaPGUS. MARYLAND. WEDNESDAY, MARCH U>23.
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American History
DAY BY DAY
By T. P. Green
•
MARCH 21
Henry V, Shakespeare’s
“Madcap Harry." crowned
king of England on March 21,
1413
Publication of an edition of
the Bible permitted by Pope
Leo X, on March 21. 1520
Napoleon, returning from
Elba, entered Paris on March
21. 1815.
- Duke of Wellington, fought
a duel with the Earl of Win
. chelsea on March 21. 1829.
Great German drive, on a
56-mile front, Arras to La
Fere, launched on March 21.
1918.
Paris bombarded by German
70-mile gun on March 21, 1918.
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Stains And Their Remedies
To remove grease stains from wall- |
paper, crush magnesia carbonate and
place over grease spots for twenty
four hours and not a spot will le
In sight.
Egg stains on a silk frock can us
ually lo removed by rubbing with
common table salt.
To clean a grease-spattered cook
ing-stove. dampen a soft cloth in
kerosene as it cuts the grease.—
From The Designer Magazine for
April. .*
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THE
BETTER WAY
TO HEALTH
HEALTH TALK No. 14 *
1
| i Nerve libers begin in the brain,
pass through the spinal cord, and
I end in the various organs and tis
sue which they feed.
! Cut a nerve trunk, and the part
served becomes dead. This is proof
that seme kind of power passes
over that nerve and is necessary
for the part fed to work properly.
I Chiropractors call that power
| NERVE FORCE.
| When this nerve force is trans
mitted over the nerve unhindered
! there is perfect health in the or
gan supplied. Any obstruction to
the passage of this nerve force
1 results in diseaso in the organ
supplied.
If you are sick, you may Le
sure there is an obstruction to
the flow of the life giving nerve
j: force. And you may feel equally
sure that your return to health
will depend on just one thing,
namely, removal of the obstruc
tion, permitting a restoration of
the normal flow of nerve force.
Let us explain to you how the
misalignment of small bones of the !
spine may cause a mechanical ob
structs to the flow of nerve cur
rent. and how we, as Chiroprac
tors. remove this obstruction, al
lowing the natural life forces
within you to restore you to health.
You will then understand why
Chiropractic is acknowledged to te
the better way to health.
TELEPHONE 7SO
Dr. J. M. Jones
Chiropractor
Hays Bldg., 15 School St.
ANNAPOLIS. MD.
Hours each Tuesday, Thursday
( and Saturday: 2:30 to 4:30 P. M
VA. GOVERNOR APPROVES I
IMPORTANT LEGISLATION
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'Rr TH AMorlatrd Frv**.
RICHMOND. VA.. Mar. 21.—Thirty
one bills passed by the general as
sembly at the extraordinary session
j last night were approved today by
! Governor Trinkle, among them teing
j several measures to finance the emer
gency needs of the state highway de
j partihent In anticipation of the mill
: tax and the proposed gasoline tax.
Little time was lost by the senate :
j today in getting through the high
j way bills not calling fob referendums
j between 2 and 11 o'clock this morn
ing.
Several billA not on the general
legislation calendar were approved,
including one appropriating SI,OOO a
year for 10 years for the establish-]
ment of a park at Manassas to com-!
memorate the Confederate victory
! there during the war i etween the
, states and a bill amending the “blue
j Bky ” * aw -
WHY BUY ANY KIND
of glasses merely because they
are glasses? It is a science t
know how to fit glasses and
test eyes. The “hit or miss"
kind do more harm than good.
1 After you have once worn our
properly fitted glasses, you will
■ notice how fine your eyes feel.
‘7 feed ovr optical science
articles"
Henry H. Sadler
OPTOMETRIST * OPTICIAN
205 Main St. Aiiiiupollm, Ml.
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Easter || Sgcg
WJ E Have an assortment of RABBITS and
EGGS, made of Pure Milk Chocolate
and Whipped Cream, Nuts and Fruit.
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We Lead CARDES’ 41
OthmFollow WEST ST.
I
RECORD SALES PROVE
UNEQUALLED VALUE
THE SELZ *SIX
What other shoe ever became the biggest
single seller of its kind in just one year ?
This amazing record proves equally surpris
ing value. The Selz *Six is a shoe of such
style and quality no man need ask for mere.
, Its bargain price uas deliberately set to make
record breaking sales. Thus the reduced
profit is made up by the remarkable sales
volume.
The Selz *Six brings you rare opportunity.
Seize it. Let us fit you.
! FRANK SLAMA & SON
55 WEST STREET
“ the house of GOOD SHOES ’’
WRKLY PROCEEDINGS
iUENIARY COII
Proceedings of tjie Anne Arundel
County Orphans' Court at the regular
weekly meeting yesterday were as
follows:
The last will and testament of
Thomas E. Strange was filed and ad
mitted to probate; bond of Lena
Strange as executrix, filed and ap
proved; letters of administration
granted; notice issued to creditors,
and Clarence M. White and John H.
Master man were appointed appraisers
of the estate.
Supplemental account of Martin M.
Smith, administrator of Katherine
Smith, filed and approved; filed and
l|—ffl—
Star : Theatre
CHANUK OK PICTt’KKH DAILY
TODAY
i 5-Good Pictures-5
Episode No. 1
“Hurricane Hutch”
Episode No. 13
RUTH ROLAND
—lV—
“Timber Queen”
Pn'l I‘nrroM I’ntbr N>w
lU’d and Northwestern Picture.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Vodavil Show
s—All-Star Acts-5 "
Most Vodavil Ever Mere!
Special Added Attraction*:
Til I'KSIIAY
HERBERT RAWLINSON
“THE .MAN UNDER COVER”
FRIDAY
‘The Madness of Love’
An All-Star Picture!
SATFRDAY
“BUFFALO BILL”
Century Comedy.
passed. Account of Martin M. Smi.h,
as guardian of Rudolph R. Smith, for
two years to date, filed and passed.
also account of guardianship of Wil
liam Smith for two years to date.
Release of the Safe Deposit and
Trust Company to Frank Gosnell.
executor, filed. • Release of Harriet
Loobuvck to Frank Gosnell, executor,
filed.
Bond pf Mary Brown, as executrix
of Philip Boston, filed and passed:
letters of administration granted, and
notice issued to creditors
First and final account of Henry
Gray, filed and passed.
In the matter of the estate of Sam
uel Wood, petition of the Farmers Na
tional Bank for an allowance of ?<*o,
claimed against said estate, filed.
Fir9t and final account of Ire
The Original Food-Drink fer All Ages.
Quick Lunchat Home.OfficefcFountaina.
Rich Milk. Malted Orain Extract in Pow
der & Tablet forms. Nourishing-N o cooking.
CfcT Avoid Imitations and Substitutes
REPUBLIC THEATR
TODAY and TOMORROW
CHARLES RAY
“A TAILOR-MADE MAH
by Harry James Smith
as produced by Cohan & Harris in the
United States of America.
You’ll like this new Ray style of Comedy. ('!; .•• r. t
looks good, fits and wears.
A big picture of personality and clothes; laught"i
Added Attraction: Two-Rccl Com
! ■
Matinees Dally at 2*30 and 1 J i;x<n l, rir t’t-'r:i>ri ■.. T <
AilmlHoion: Adult., IV, rd t
Children. lOr—Excluding : uturd . . .1
and Holiday.. I * liildn r, I*
> age--
H Why Not Be Well
f Dressed For Easter:
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t#f
Mj-j When you can buy all the Clothing,
Hats and Shoes you need and I
pay us as litt*e as
Hri
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Spruce Look
Up! K Neat!
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{-14 Don’t wait till you will have the cash
|i; *° pay or your things; you: credit
here is just as good as your cash else*
IJI where. If you want to start
thing, why net a charge account at
HH
m Where Your Credit is Good
ift! 117-119 MAIN STREET
jgfcf (OPPOSITE THE A. k P. TE V STOIU.
pf PHONE 43.",-J. I
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O’Donnell an ! ia ,
■ executors of i, u: , ls ,
, examined and }li ,_
Inventory of i
!of John l. 1,
passed.
TAXI SERVi
DAY AND v IG ;-!
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C. W. Tucker &
Roofers
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