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STILL iS mm IT
MK WHICH 1
msmWfjjMEß 1135
Oly I'M# Ukik'l.iinl I'iMa.l
LALTIMOItf, A nr. 12 -That J
ErJrnr Young. former carbier of th<
Firet Kat’caal Bank of Hagerstown
still inaiiitab:* a running account with
the intt’tutiun v. a* brought out thlr
morning when the third day of hi.'
trial for misapplication of SSJ,22& 9(
of the Inks funds Ie ;a In Unite
States Court.
That Btatemont was made ly Cyra
I’. Flock, an of the lank sine
lt Investigation ly government au
tuorll!•-*. during cro-r examination I ;
W. C Ivin Cheat nut. Attorney fo:
Yeung, In an oTort to show tin t th<
firnjrr ecsYcr'g personal account wu.
regarded exactly as that of an ordi
nary customer.
After questioning ly District Attor
tiey Y’oodecek, Mr. Flock
the original record of Young’s person
ul account, which in said at one tin,
to have totalled $459,000. Mr. (*Jiest
hut asktvi him If Young la ut pres
cut a depositor of the bank.
“Yes, he Ik btill ft depositor an
has a rinning account with the lank
We 1 cep h'b account on that ledge
sheet,” tin* official stated.
This line <>f questioning was no
pursued or I Visa Goldie Reynold.-
a clerk of the bank, was next called
hltd e MU’, ‘d nf.er she an d she lm
conducted o:t iimuieccssftil search fo
a Missing It'd-op sheet which was t<
have 1 oen produced in cc nneetio:
with Youup's trial.
-- - ——- ■ ■
CADETS DOWN LEHIGH
IN LACROSSE CONTEST
• i 4M$ I* fMial l*'lge I I
erjusl t th • occasion and turne
lack r.. uy ;i try laleled au a stir
gonl.
The v'aUora scored first and in th
early in'.notes of play, when Klnek
ring carried the tail down practlc
ally the entire length of tlie field fin
then a’ict from far out, the hull land
lng In a corner of the net. Lehigl
made a determined effort to oquallsi
and was ruecossful 10 minutes late
when h j’ I‘l‘ti v passing movement car
vied th tail into St. John’s tcrrl
tory.
Hero Mirnlakis passe 1 to Demoyer
whose aim was accurate, and tin
eqiull.-ing goal was scored.
After the restart the Lehigh do
fens'> men had it comparative!
easy, seldom Icing culled upon 6
check i ix Advance of the vistlors.
Then An Extra Period
Time and again Lehigh would a
van Co to within a f-w feet of the vis
tor’s gonl and when the parting shi
was good Kirkpatrick turned It luck
There v.us no scoring in this ressiot
After a five minute rest, the o*tr
period > o I darted and the visltoi
made lh<> first lid for a score who
in the opening minute Kutzicb wa
called upon to save. Then came th
advance against Lehigh goal *\vhic!
spelled dlßi.-ter for the Drown an
\Vhit. whan K lack ring located th
not f r th - second counter for h<
teammates. /
.St, John’s. Poa. Lehigh
Ifirkpatrld; G... . Kutilo
Kelso P Brewe
Stnclt'iruse C. P Gruht
Bargi'T F. A k... .Oreo
Btreker S A Dnrsi
Travel - .• T. A. .| Morgnt
Ho! e ;s C Hue 1
Pa St on T !) Me
K luck: lng S. 1) lom
/ Daley ,F. 1) Demoyo
Known OH Goyo
Brow u 1.11 Musdaki:
tloul • KJuckriag t?>, Detr.oyer
Pul stltalbvu- Hewitt for Abel. Pack
enham for Coyer. Day for Hewitt
Voss for D mayor. FuHard for Jonet
McHrh > f -r Day, Qeyer for Voss, lief
eh'e SmalMn, Pomt. Time of halve
—SO mlnulea.
Signals For
Highways Of S:.at<
T illl' fighthouses on the order o
the fl. f -s- r.r buoys which mark thi
r*vcr < hunne’s. ar< to be se; up or
some < C the principal State roads this
year.
John X. Mackall. chairman of the
State Roads Commission, announced
be '">nd ee‘c"'l into n con’ract where
by *hat c°u'ern via to set up lf>o dan
ger s'rrinla at bad curves, cross roads
and li aw grades.
The highways to be si marked arc
the nvtii: s! and west roods front thi
Delaware line through Flkton, Havre
e> t>-ac‘\ Tfivalr, Baltimore. Fred
crick. Hugers-nwn end Cumberland ti
the reutisy’v nia Tine west of Grants
ville; the Baltimore and Vushlugtoi
boulevard and the road from Wash,
incto-i to Rldgevilie, bv wrv of Bock
ville.
Work is to begin not later thar
June 1.
L TCP POI GII FOLJ OWIV ” VI"
hop caugbs resulting from Fie '
Grip:; e,\Whooping Cough, Asthma u:
Bronchitis with. Foley’s Honey and
Tr. “The flu Ic'd me with a severe
cough which was quickly relieved
with Foley's Honey and Tar.’’ writes
M r s. K, 11. Brake, Childs. Md. A fev
ce’tts worth of Foley's Honey and Tar
will offset serious diseases by check
ing your coughs and colds. snving you
many dollars. Contains no opiates—
ingredient* printed on wrapper. In
fist upon Foley's. Refuse substitutes
*—lAdv.)
MM STUDENTS
USE § POfflT
rrr-pn t.<iiri,|r| Pmt.l
WASHINGTON. Apr. 12.—A large
'ncrease in attendance at agricultural
reat ional schools, set un under oro
hione of the Federal Vocational EJu-:
•atiqn Act of 1917 *n recorded in s.a
-!*’lcf covering the’ first five-year
oerl id of the act.
At the close of the fiscal year 1922.
the agricultural enrollment totalled
9 27d, while at the end of the' first
ec. - under the act. 1918, the enroll- (
nen* v;p- only 15.453. This !s an in
"rcere of nearly 200 per cent, for the:
aeriod. The number of agricultural j
•ocaMon'*! s hoo’s hna increared from!
'€3 In 1918 to 2.175; the tmmher c r |
o-’CV*rs Increased from BPS to 2.290 .
Under the act State* receive an an |
via! grant of Federal funds for voca
fonal school* on condition** th't ♦>**--;
u’i ' i - , r Federal appropriation dol
lar fir dollar with State or local,
funds Lart veer the 48 State* rx i
pvd< -1 a total of more than $4,000,000 j
>n such schools, of yhfch amount I
iboiit $1,400,000 was from bedera**
fund■. Only public schools giving
arret?";'! Instruction designed to pre j
in re the pupil to enter the vacation
if fai nine may receive the aid under:
k*fwt.
Ti.e !921 census showed 1.202 12.” j
irrv bO’s 1 etv.eon th" apes of 14 and j
’0 v ho arc out of Tn nddltinnj
b re are approximately’B.ooo 000 men |
tbovn of 20 who would be*
henefUtod by part-time or evening; j
"lassei.
m liras
• PRINT BIBLE VERSE
Ulv Tlip Asi>riitlr,l I’rcii.)
rrfri.N.'vATl, Apr. 12. —More that
I.CC’O newspapers published in \Am
rlca ir." nving p..s*ages from the
lible n t'"ir editions, according to a I
•eport compiled by alu* Back io the'
libb- Society, which has headquarters
here.
The number of newspapers served
with these verses from the IJ'ble by
he bureau baa increased from 871 it,
9;;;’ i i 2 0.18 In 1923. The report con-
Iniies:
“The papers which the bareru is
icrving have a combined circnlatior
it 11,233.254, and reliable authorities
ni ne.vsp: pers state that if the mai
ler Jh well displayed ard occupies a
in i f(’i ; e | position in the papef it will
be r(*;id by at least two persons for
$ 5; HOOSSER
Sate Ends Salarday I
Come in A T ONCE
til I • f] i | and Learn How to \
'li ; ''i Make Kitchen-Work
lilr' 1 EASY
The end of this great demonstration sale is draw
ing near. Don’t delay another day to come in and
1 am how to make your kitchen-work easier. If
you are one of the mr.nv women who think that
they a Ire ad) r have a modern kitchen, you will sim- \
c — ... —-—,. —- -n ply be astonished at our ability to show you new
V'. i\j | . < ways to save time, steps and energy in your kitchen.
! .ftlimi A Small Payment
I v- £fo £ -'j Delivers Your
, hoosier
if you buy it during this sale. You can pay the
1 this 10-pieco set of Dexter Do- balance in deferred payments of easy amounts. &ot
mcstic Science CuUery -1 the a ccnt will , e added to IIOOSIER’S low cash price,
i knives.* u*it. nd Watata. Io cover interest or anv other "extra.”
which have received me ,"L 5' Ve - " ca , ch HOOSIkR •
esl endor.etneat Iren. Domes- '' t , AL /' purchased daring Ais sale, 4hc S 4 piece*- ■
I tic Science Espcris. m, w of k.tchcmvare described to the left.
Stores sett this sot M htph as ' ~ !f >f> n do , not have a 6>?>aon- kitchen cabinet,
j; surc:y pay you to investigate this unusual
- ‘ " o-Ter.
25c Can of ppp r
Hoosier Cleaner U IXllill,
!j' I !<,.*. Tj I (Enough tu Clean 250 Square Feet of Woodwork)
I -p, ~ "
}>; x .f j
•• V.T X w This wonderful clear.-
, ’ . ;d*. .(i %/vi , er is unexcelled for
, V V-* ** gSr^- cleaning furniture hav
\lUVt% IlfllßS in 8 E smooth, fin-
J L -S sh, tath tuts, hard-
I ywlivv %ICM ' wood floors. windows, II
Ti,; 14 nifpo .f f —. 1 | U l) aluminum, silverware, etc.
. T 11 CrVS “1 * j A half-pint
l g.U's..u, 1- ckj include j j can - regularly retailing
- 'gr.; re: . j | f l .-£*. h-,-<r.<*fe r 25c, will 1 ♦''given ab
i ing 24 pieces in all, duriug ! soliUely FREE to women
this t* g sale. c„ ffle in for a HOO
i J j " ' SIER demonstration.
McCREADY & COMPANY
FRANCIS STREET AT MAIN
J V JJ
Till' KVKKTNG CAf'i {AI.. AUNATOi.TS. M ARYLAND. THURSDAY. APRIL 12. 1923.
it
.* 1 j; / r: clr^u! - ! lou.
j .Ti -a err- c*w being fnrnlsa
*! ed these verses without cost include
1 ’a the United States and its tcr
| ritori ; 87 in the Drminion of Can
j r.da; 2 in Newfoundland, 2 in the West
, Indie; and 1 in Korea.
Th** report points* out that the
! Chtirc'.i Year Bo<'.k 8h"-w3 approxi
i malel.' 20.000.000 Proiestants and 18.-
j 000,0< 1 Roman Catholics in this coun
try. making a total of 44.000.000
, churc : i members, or 40 p<’r cent of
i the total approximate population of
110,000,000. Thus, the report shows,
CO per cent are without any kind of
churc i membership.
“On the other hand.” the reuert
■ continues, “nearly every American
citizen reads some newspaper and the
I only immediate and available me mi
of giving the Word of God to th
> a to through th** nross ”
Radio Specials
Saturday Only
REGULAR SATURDAY
PRICE SPECIAL
“WD-ll” Tubes sß.f>o $5 95
' “UY-201” Tubes Gs l 5.05
“t T \'-2CO” Tubes 5.00 4 95
"WD-ll” Sockets G 5 .53
ij * “V 1-1" Sockets G 5 .4-5
“Workrite” Couples .. 3.50 3.10
“Workrite”Variometers 3.50 3.10
L> Plate Condensers... 2.50 1.95
Contact Points 2c each 10c dcz.
Switch Levers 35 .19
Jacks, Double 70 .55
jacks, Single 60 - .45
No. 24 Magnet Wire.. .30 .18 . ' J
Lightning Arresters .. 1.35 1.00
3 t oil Mounts 4.00 3.50
Spaghetti, 3-ft. lengths .15 .10
.006 Phone Condensers .35
Loud Speakers 8.00 and $7.50 G 50
B BATTERIES
One-third off List on Evcr-Ready.
B Batteries. t
A Batteries ,_3sc
GOTTLIEB’S
Main Street to State Circle
Iro* ♦ Liquor Thefts
ilty IhevAeM*. uted frn%l
BALTIMORE. MU.. Apr. 12. —ln
vestigation cf the th-aft of 80 cases
jof whisky from Lie Horsey Distillery,
FrMcrick county, last Ftlrnary. 1*
, l eiur made here today l y the Fi-.1-eral
eral Grand Jury. Guards of the dis
tillery and others susnected of knowl
edge of the raid. Edwin Budnitz, di
rector of prohibition in Maryland,
and the Collector of Revenue for
Commissioner Tait’s office, are being
called Lefore the jury.
During theft of the whisky several
shots were exchanged between the
guards and thlovts in a running bat
tle, but the latter escaped in an a.ito
moti's. I
F.-jlar.d is deporting th-' Ir'sh.
can’t Ireland keep the tall roll
iag?—yhe Fixed Star.
’College Baseball Scores
At West Point, N. Y.—Army. 11;
1 City College-of New'York. 3.
At Providence, R. I. —New York
University. 11; Bro*n. 3.
A: Tuscaloosa University c.I Aia
. bama, 1; Wiscor.sin, 0.
At Montgomery Auburn, .8;
Michigan. 1.
'At Champaign. 111.—Butler, 1; Illi
nois, 5.
At Lexington. Va—Virginia Mili
tary Institute, 3; Uuivers.ty of Rich
mond. 0.
Purchasing Agents To Meet
Mtv AvsOf rffx*.)
j CI.EVELAND. Apr. 12.—A huge dis
j pay of merchandise ar.d mat' r.als will
j bo held in connection with the eighth
i annual meeting cf the National A>n-
I elation of Purchasing Agents, here on
May 15 to 18. Practically all of the
4,200 moral ers are expected to attend.
“CAMP KEEP-OFF” TO
BE PRODUCED MONDAY
tr nnttiiu><l Krnm l'a> I.)
by an orchestra of the young people
of the church.
< a-t 4)f Chumctors
The cast of characters for the i/say
follows: Jeffrey Harland. a rich
bachelor. Joseph Wilson; Vincent
Moore, his friend, William G. Purnell;
| Peter Lorir.g, a traveller, Peed
James; Du! s, a tramp. Norman Jef
ferson; Jane Carrington, a widow,
Mrs. W. J. King; Ficr**etta Carring
ton, her daughter Mies Mary M iuri'e ;
j Alice Ellioit, Florreita's friend. Miss
Frances Rullman; Laura Barker, a
country woman Mlrs Jcsslo Bells
Suitt.
HS —
! Star ; Theatre
CIIANOK OF PICTURES DAILY
TODAY
BIG TIME
! VODAVIL!
“TEPOO”
A\l> HER COMPANY OF EIGHT
PEOPLE
K' ECI.VI. ADDED ATTRACTION
ROUND No. 2
“Leather Pushers”
* CKNTURY TV.O-RKEI, AOMI.IIY
[
TUESDAY, APRIL 17
Sltirtu
PEARL WHITE , /
In Her New Serial:
“PLUNDER”
FOR SALE!
j Two old Mahogany Chests of
| Dr j vers, 1 large Rosewood Sofa.
2 Choirs, 1 Mirror with Mahogany
frame; all in gyod candiiion.
Can be seen any time at
John D. Dull & Sons
53 (’©rnhlll St. Phone 227.
/
C. W. Tucker &. Son
ROOFERS
N|)t;q|ini-,
Move itatl Furnace SeiiairitiK.
PHONE 52-J.
V J
mrmsrm
CHAH. NkLYOS BROOKS
j HUNTING - DECORA TIN Cl I
PU Mt 345GLV6
-ll
| Sttimnn-i ChearfuUy Icrntlt**. ■
Ct.loi AckrmH fur furnllarr |i!nlinjv
i| Liitila(lii( >*< licit', luliiu Work. |
’! ISV, DEAN BT. FR*VK S4-Vr. (
T A XrSERVICE
DAY AND NIGHT
TELEPHONE
EUGENE WELLBORN
80 FRANIITU* STREET
a 19
17 playh ouse-now playing
%_-.SrC%. -.1 -*B - Thursday—One Day, April 12th
1 Other The Famous Story In Pictures! Q1 _ xj „
P Attractions: p,. - .. * 3 “ OV '^
c ™ Mas Marner at 7 i
' FOX TRAVELAUGHS
LKOEKELBECX’S WRITTEN BY GEORGE ELIOT Usual PriceS
SYNCOPATEII Ami produced with an all-star east, Including Geo. 10 30
ORCHESTRA Fawcett and Marenerit*} Conrtot. 1 '
jj 1 C ot * nitFr>JT ., s v < "* ,v Larie Provost in 46 Ihe Beautiful Dcm-ed
> < AUTHOR GF ACCIDENT
j COMMISSION LAW DEAD
’ j
(Ity The AMortntnl Vrm.)
L i BALTIMORE, Apr. 12.-James Hig
gins, former mesnlcr of the state jn
i dustr'al and accident commission and
author of the hill creating that tody,
died suddenly at his htuae here today.
.■ He was 66 years old. Mr. Higgins
j was one of the leading exponents of
.! a workmen s compensation law for
. Maryland. t ,
j'-* !
ADVERTISE IN THE EVENING
CAPITAL. IT TATS!
I Poll
j \Jiy Parrot
| \ Shoes!
FIVE REASONS WHY THEY SPEAK FOR
: ri . THEMSELVES
I—Superior All-Leather Quality.
1 \ * 2—High Standard of Workmanship.
!.j 3—Up-to-Date Styles.
4 Shapely Well-Fitting Lasts.
5 Maximum Wearing Comfort.
PUMPS AND OXFORDS
SVztolU/a $2.50
2y 2 to 7 $3.50 to $4.50
12 to 2 $3.00
H Frank Slama & Son
55 WEST ST.
:: TIIE H OUSE OF bettbr shoes ■
I" ltm% „„ um m , tm m . „„ M#l um . # ... 9 . I
MW>4iM>i4i4t')itN.iii4ki ..• B. mini v- #.•• 4 wmt-w • • • •• • • • • • • • * * *
j REPUBLIC THEATRE
I Coming! Friday Saturday Corning!
JESSE L. LASKY Presents
RODOLPH VALENTINO
“THE YOUNG RAJAH”
A Paramount Picture
VALENTINO as a breezy American lover and a gutterin''
Oriental prince in his latest and greatest success. Wanda
. i Hawley as the girl he loves, heads a great supporting ca t.
In every respect—a wonderful picture.
Rlrerled i.y Philip Rosen
ADDED ATTRACTION - - - GOOD COMEDY
j A DOUBLE BILL
TODAY
i
I THE 1IM)L OF AMERICAN Of TC*ITCO
BEAUTY CRITICS DUO C-AX
KATHERINE KEATON
McDonald
, EP “The Blacksmith '
“Wk-f 'ck' IJ A Classy Comedy
White Shoulders that will keep you
“white shoulders” dazzles with laughing from start
drama —with romance, and the J? .
intrigue of Southern courtship. to finish.
emus mm
MCtlpli
ESSEN. Apr 12 ;■
mans •juurdcreu and .
coal and coke exporter
way the Germans mi;
outstanding results of t i *
of the Ruhr, whi a i- .
three months ago. They n,
the reparations under th ,
existing before the ><-
! Lave amounted to *; h> ■:, t .
<t-1 fml poke

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