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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1920
Page
3
The State Game Department issues a warning to hunters about open season dates for wild fowl from November 11 to January, requiring an arm band and tag with the license. Deputies cover the state to enforce laws forbidding night shootings, Sunday hunting, or vessel-based hunting.
Goden leads Martinsburg players with Batting and Pitching averages. Slugger Tape lists players, noting 16 wins and 10 losses for Slaughter and Roberts. The figures match league averages and may be finalized by the league secretary.
The Maryland School beat Boys High School 1 to 0 at the M. D. Grounds on a Friday 3 30 PM contest witnessed by Frederick soccer advocates. Both teams started strong with no clear advantage until the MD School broke through midsecond half to score the winning goal. The final minutes saw persistent attacks by the High School but no response.
A Baltimore official said gas improvements contracted by Engineering Co of Trenton, NJ will be completed within weeks despite material delays. Workers will finish foundation and install new extractor, exhauster, mastor station, meters and high pressure mains. Also, Frederick Athletic Club trains for Saturday game with Mt Washington Club in Baltimore and Armistice Day match vs Hagerstown Club.
A chaotic Halloween night ended with streets alive as townsfolk watched youths in costumes parade along Market and Church corners. An improvised traffic helper, a yardduck figure, directed cars while autos carried costumed riders making noise as police allowed the festive upheaval late into midnight.
Alcott Literary Society met with Ruth Secrer presiding. Minutes approved. Recitations and solos listed by participants Gertrude Jones Lucile Nicodemus Edith Utterback Ruth Thomas Tessie MacMunn Katherine Hickman Frances Walters Ana Hargett Yvonne Biser Helen Horine Catherine Cull Burdette K Crim. Announcements on voting and reports noted. adjourned until November 19.
An old advertisement cites a South American fish with eyes split for air and water vision. It notes fatigue and body pains may signal kidney trouble and quotes Mrs. L Gibson of La Junta Colorado praising Foley Kidney Pills, claimed to aid kidneys, with sale widespread.
Nearby property owners joined Hood College representatives before the Board of Aldermen to discuss opening a new thirty foot road through the campus area. A committee was named to study the proposed route and construction details with a target report date to the board.
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