Evening capital. [volume], October 20, 1922, Image 7

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1884 ★ 1922
ANNA 80 1. 18, M It.
I übllshtri I’itliy Except Sunday by
TIIB CAPITAL IM HUSHING COMPANY
7 IIP, EVENING CAPITAL
I* nu salr nl the* following places:
Yenrg* W. Jot <■* 101 Main Kii*a*t
wuitaiM h ifuitM- :t4 whi s• •*•-
Georg- J. I'ivi 7I Marylnti'! Ave
Cb '< l-l li id). r VI Mitrylm. I A
"Blseblrd OHifettluiurf" King ><•<,rg,- St
William Ual.<*r Writ A 'iith>- ■.,| •
V.’. 11. fit A. New stand, Sport Line Terminal
M. Ml' <-r,. 2.71 XX'iM Ktrtnt
N. M Iris, Third A Severn Avt*.. Eaatport
L>r. t . .rles Is lleiikel.. .2*J Maryland Ave.
!>*• II *m nil In V’ihK|i't|i. Eaatport, Or*
mantown ami XVVst Aunupolla by carrier
for 45 (••tit* pt-r IdOfllll.
Yob .aii liiivh tin* KYIWINiI CAPITAL
mulled to you when iwiiy front the city
by tenting mur n hoc nlul aildh'M at tUc
office, for to • i ► |• i in..mb; Yotsi i-er
year, p.-vu'-lc in ,u, *. to any ih>s I office
111 the I oil.ai '' lie* oi C.it .nla.
Lull , i'll ai V.nn, IV-Molll-,- iia
f 11l C',. < V liter.
Member f Tlie *uil:t<l Pres*
The Aaaoilte.l Plena la exclu
sively ♦*i. 1 1 1 ...i I i the ur for re
puhll' .iili n of ii oi>via credited to
It or to t otherwise credited In
thla | nper ■ I alio the local lieu a
puhllatie.l n teiii. All rights of
re - ptiulleulion of apeelul (11a
pi'ti Ii t In- ihi are alao reserved.
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KHIDAY, OCTOHKII 20. 1922.
Democratic Ticket
For I tilted Slates Senator
WILLIAM CABELL BRUCE
of Baltimore. Mil.
For Congress, Fifth District
CLARENCE M ROBERTS
Prince Georges County.
IIAItMNG'S HOOMFUAMI
Comnientiiitf oil President
Harding’s defense of the lit*
Nothing conjjrc s. ( hairman
Hull of the Deiuoeratie National
< Oinmittee hits the nail on the
head when he says:
“In what wax can Republicans
who criticised President Wilson
for asking that his administra
tion he sustained in a threat war
crisis, justify the plea of Presi
dent Harding in asking \nicrican
voters to jrivc their approval oi
a Republican congress which has
imposed upon the people the
worst taiitT hill and the worst
tax bill in the historx of the
country, that has broken practic
ally all of its campaign promises,
that has done nothing to relieve
post-war distress, and that will
he remembered chiefly for having
seated Truman 11. Newberry in
a purchased senate seat?”
Ihe sixty-seventh congress i
stigmatized In the action of tin
majority in keeping Newherrx in
his $*200,000 seat while at tin
same time declaring the manner
of his election a menace to tin
Republic. Its outstanding work
the t a rill Intuit.- for profiteers,
represents a flagrant defiance of
public opinion, as expressed In
Republicans as well as Demo
crats. So also the failure t(
lighten the tax burden as ex
pected.
No wonder the president does
not attempt to go into details in
commenting on the record of the
two latest congresses. Hut lie
flies in the face ol common sen .
even by the use of generalities
when he says: “Without at
tempting to sugge t an enumera
tioti of the accompli hments to;
which the country is indebted to
the sixtx -seventh c mgress and
its immediate predecessor, ;t
befitting to appraise the gciv
results, which have been so
helpful to American welfare that
they will not fail to appeal to the
approval of the Vnerican peo
ple.
But who t'|; (os an.thing in
the record of these two con
gresses that is * • helpful to Am
trican WYlfan ”; Was it holn
ful to America - * welfare t > direct
.m attack ot p;\ ".iti ce and small
politics against tlu* League of
Nations? Was ; t helpful to Am
erican welt.Ev to keep Newherrx
in his purchased seat in the sen-,
ate Was :t helpful to American!
welfare to throw tariff-making
hack upon log-rolling methods!
and produce a measure that plavs
right into the hands of profiteers?
Against the xvords of Presi
dent Harding there come up
those of Secretary of War'
Weeks: “The legislative branch!
of our national government pTob- j
ably never has been at a lower
ebb than 4 t. today,”
WIDE SCOPE OF
HAZING PROBE
IS INDICATEE
(< •oin„, ) rd I rum l',c. 1.)
his being familiar with certain tradi
tions that prevail among the student
body t the r.jval institution, but fin
ally admitted under examination that
he suffered “cruelty, indignity, hu
miliation. hardship and oppression."
as set forth in the charges and speei
ftcati-nn against Midshipman Rohtn
• n. McGregor xvas the only witness
o appear before the court yesterday,
as some dslay had been occasioned in
the early part of the session because
1 Etc charges and specifications had not i
' been drawn quite in correct form and ,
■ had to be sent back to the convening
authority, Rear-Admiral Henry B ;
Wilson, Superintendent, for correc- j
• tion.
Fr pin in* Hazing Methods
Th.. three ridiculous exercises, each
<-i which he xxus put through a space I
: several minutes with about a :> or
4-ininute iuterniiHsion between per
iod*. were described by McGregor as
‘Sitting on Infinity.” “Stoopfall,” and
"As ymptode” The first, he said.
| consisted of taking a sitting posture
j with hack against the wall; “Stoop
j fall” the act of getting down on all
'fours and lowering and raising tlie
; body, each time touching the chin
against the floor, and "AssmyptoUe” is
■ hanging on the door of a locker.
The young middle told the court
■ that lie performed the exercises in the
I room of Robinson, to which he had
been summoned to be taught nautical
terms, part of a lesson in seamanship,
lie said he ate at the same “mess’*
; table with Robinson; that he forgot to
report to Robinson's room on the first
occasion lie xvas told to do so, and that
when he did report the following
i evening lie xvas made to go through
the exercises. The “stunts," he said,
caused him great pain about the legs.
: thigh and buck, and also indicated
suffering near the abdomen. After the
1 final exercise had been completed, be
t said, lie sought relief by sillintt on the
| side of Robinson's bed. He became
' exhausted, lie said, and xvas assisted
i 1.0 bis own room. Ue said that his
k condition became such that be bail to
. be taken to sick quarters and then tlic
hospital. ,
Questioned by Commander H. G. S.
- Wallace, president of the court, xvit
, ness ascribed his present disabled
| condition ns due entirely to the hai
ling. Lieutenant Horace 1). Clarke, of
' the Navy, counsel for Robinson, at-
I tempted to develop that the “Plebc’s”
'condition might possible have been
the result of some physical defect
I from an operation lie bad performed
that rendered him susceptible to
trouble, but witness stated that bis
operation xvas performed more than a
1 year ago.
r Further questioned by the court as
to whether any other midshipmen
were in the room during the progress
• of the hazing, xvitness could not say
c On direct examination earlier, Mc
j Gregor stated that he did not remcm
■bet* much that transpired until after
• he had been taken to his room
1 Though he slept well that night, h*
-aid. lie could scarcely dress to go to
, morning “mess,” and xvas so uncom
fortable and suffered so much pain,
i that he had to go to sick quarters,
-j Witness said his roommate and the
NOTH F TO < KFIMTOItS
r
Xnltio id hereby given tllilt the sub
1 * libel', of Aline Annulet eoiliity. tins ob
tained from the Orphan*' t'niirt Anne
Xmiu'el euiillty. in Maryland. Letters Te*
latiientary on the personal estate of *
xx ii.i.i xxi . iiivroN.
(' late of Aline Arundel county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the de
ei.sed aie hereby warned to exhibit the'
*i. me. with the vouchers thereof, to tin
übserlber on or before tlit*
■•f.tb day or apkii., nt::i.
I‘he.v may otherwise, by law. be excluded
from all ben,-lit of said estate. All per
sons indebted to said estate are requested
to make imui -dlute payment.
(liven under our hands this 10th dav oi
tabor. 1 '.‘22.
•nit: t'li'Li.rn Tin st co.
t j Executor
Mi ll( 1 TO | (IM IIAt KIRN
Sealed proposals for building a I'aris'e
; II; II on Christ Church property, at Owens
ill' . Xttne Arundel county. Md . will b
fe. ehed by the IlUililing Committee Hilt I
i I . in., on Wednesday. Oetobcr 25. ltr_‘2
! Oweiisville. Md.. at which (line an
.da e they will be pubttety opened aiu*
N** bids will lie rc-'ctve-l unless aeeoui
a-e I,x ;; eerMtieii file s for the slim o
'.' tt. payahl- to the llidlding Comuiiit-s'
1 Hu' ••omniittis' re: rves ttie right to re
,J t auv amt ,-M bids Specification* f"'
I i!o- bull-ling of the hall cau be secured
! •'•""ill any member yf the comm I* tec.
.loSEl'll CII.XXEV.
(Ilal.‘(;K X\-. LMLRIt'II.
I'.DXVALD SHLI’IIEl;I
, Committee.
NOTICE
t„ 11 Imm it Ma, Concern:
>'ii* I* I-- notily all perso’t* owning
; property on Thompson street. Mm rax
.ate..He and Caltert street that tbes-
Is tsls an- to be improved at nun-,
j All water and gas pipes and sewers-I
I must tie 1.-id lor renewedi before tin* im
preveuienls ar>- made, as it will not l>- ,
, permissible dig up these stris*ts for . ,
js" i-„t ,f Hve t"> years
)';■ Order of the Mayor. Counselor ami I
Aldermen.
XV. II XX vs ANT.
. City Commissioner i
I'.ied Sept. 2.\ l'.C*2.
PROPOSALS
E-i-ts will |>e re cited by the City Clerk
i until 12 o'clock noon. Monday. October
Idiii. f--r repairing King George strtei
fr-on Maryland utenue to the Steamer
Earringtop's wharf with vitrilied brick.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids. For further information, apple to
XX It \'ANSA\T.
. '* City Commiaaioaer.
PIANO TUNING and CHAIR
CAINING
TROMPTLY DONE!
XVork Called For and Pramptly Dalleered I j
THONE XX3-H.
\VM. MUHLMEISTER
m witst nr. i"t!
r.WfAT., ANNAMARYLAND, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1922
act used midshipman assisted him U>
sick quarters
Further indicating that he was
familiar with traditions of the student
dy, McGregor stated that he entered
c Academy re igned to “take what
as coming to him." and expressed
he belief that the majority of his
class felt the same way. Questioned
closely by Lieut -Commander J. - A.
Murphy, McGregor admitted there was
no authority of laxv for a seaiur to pul
him through such practices as he suf
fered.
HELP WANTED IN ANNA
POLIS
Amt Furnished fly The Hein <L An
napoli* People
Those who suffer with kidney
' backache, urinary ills or any little
kidney or bladder disorder, want kid
ney help. Who can better advise
than some Annapolis resident, who
has also suffered, but has had r lief.
{Annapolis people recommend Doan’s
i || THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Reduced Prices!
Lowest Prices in the History of the
1 I I CHASSIS $235.00
RUNABOUT 209.00 *
ilil TOURING 298.00
TON TRUCK 380.00
With Starter and Demountable Rims
CHASSIS 330.00
!jl 1 RUNABOUT 364.00
COUPE 530.00
1 Ilil SEDAN 59500
TON TRUCK 450.00
I Colonial Motor Company
: || 240-8 WEST STREET
PHONE 104
, Mash Leads the World in Motor Car Vuiur
t
ff _ .
i. < T ” #, ' ;i ' ''"
Newly improved! Now we attractions. Bear in mind,
can showyou the improved too, that while making the
Nash, for a shipment has Nash an even finercaranci
just come to us. Drop in a more remarkable
today and inspect these new former, the price has
developments and added beei sweepinglv reducedL
!
FOURS and SIXES
Newly reduced prices range frem $915 to *2190, f.o.b. factory j
NASH I
~ ■■ ’ ■ ■ aas
Strange Motor Car Co.
| 28 WEST STREET
Kidney Fills. Ask your neigh’ioY’
Wnt. H. Ward, elutiouury ftreinun.
12 .'Ludisun St.. Annapolis, says: “My
work is liard on the back and kid
neys and 1 had attacks of kidney
complaint. My back ached so it was
all I coaid do to stoop and I xvas
la!**e and stiff. Mr kidneys acted too
freely at times and 1 knew they xvere
the cause of the trouble. 1 got Doan's
Kidney Pills at the West Kr;d Phar
macy and tfiey were just wiiut 1 need
ed. Soon mv back was well and
strong, my kidneys were in good or
der and I felt line.”
r —"* * * ‘ _
HOLLY BEACH FARM
PHONE ISO7-Fl2
EyH Jersey Milk rich |
" " ———■■■— ■ ' ■
lr _ Let Us Leave You Trial Bottle FREE TOMORROW
Price We, at all dealers. Don't
.‘imply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Duan’s Kidney Pills—the same that s
.Mr. Ward had. Foster-Mllburn Co., t
Mtrs.. Buffalo. N. Y.—(Adv.l
-MY SWORD IN IN MY
HAND.- SAYS LLOYD-GEORGE :
tB. Til* Utm Ulnl l'rri.l { j
LONDON, Oct. 20. —'“'My sword is in <
my hand,” was the keynote of the •
farewell o: Premier Llovd-Oeorge
the great throng which gathered at St.! •
Pancraf Station to give him an en- f'
thusiastie sendofi as he left for Leedsi:
today to deliver an .wldress tomorrow j
>Ol H I TO CHI DITOKvS
Notice is hc*eb.v given Out Oie tub
w cilter, of Anae Arumtet ."imif. has ob ;
Uttaed from the Orphans <r; < f Anim I
\ruudel county. in Maryland, l.i Ueis j t
TeataateaUir'- <> the personal estate or
ItßlDtitrr LAM It.
•ate of Anne Arundel eounty. deceased, j
All |.. rsoiis having claims against tin- do- .
eeased are hereby warned to exhibit the I
satin-, with the vouchers thereof, to thei
Subscriber on or before the
;i*t PAY OF M \K< H. 19i3.
They uiay otherwise. l>.v law. I*e excluded j
fn-lii all benetit of said estate. AH per
sous indebted to said estate are requested !
no make immediate payment.
tllveu under mv hand this tltli day ol j
September. 1922. A ~I ;AI, Y j
l'.xeeutor. j
ORDER MSI
%
Central Chemical Company. lae.
vs.
Thomas A Cromwell, et al.
No. 4ft57 Equity.
iu the tlrenii < mm f*u o Arundel * o j
ordered. tills 2tith day of October irtfl.
that tlie Report and .Vfiouut of the Auili-
I tor lileil tliis day in the above entitled
.-a lire, lie ratified and confirmed, miles*
| cans- to tlie contrary thereof lie shown on
[ or before the
10th 11 \ A til NOVI YIRER. N t VT ;
j Provided, a copy of this ord -r be inserted!
iin some newspaper pithlisUed in Annel
• litndel coiintv otsce in each of two sue-'
i ,-cssi vt- weeks liefore the llitll day of NoC- !
I ember. next.
KOBKKT MOSS. A. J. !
True Copy. Teat:
W.M. N WOODWARD. Clerk.
rK.I.KI’IIOyK 645-M. JOB WORK
A. W. PHILLIPS
Contractor and Builder
j STEEL OARAGES, 1150.00 IT
I simp: 1 I'd Gloucester St.. Annniiolis. Md
~ ACETYLENE WELDING
Stove unit Furnace Work a specialty.— .
Tinning. Hooting. Spouting ami
Plumbing Repair.
Al.l. WORK GUARANTEED
RINNESS AND JONES
j ItCi Compromise M. Phone I3.VJ
UIS
E. H. PICKERING
Photographic Portraiture
and
Commercial Photography
2S STATE CHICLE. EUONIf U 72-4
E. O. LEAGUE
ROOFING
■ pooling. Wheel Natal onii Slot# Work
•tom and ffknack* ntitmt.Rr
AND RKPAIKKD
••hone ni.tr
W. B. & A. Electric
Railroad
MID-CITY TERMINALS
Hicf-Hourly Service Morning end Evening
Hetween Annapolis. Baltimore nn d
Washington an d Camp Meade
(Washington and Camp Meade
passengers change at Naval
Academy .1 unction.)
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
West Street Station
5.10. *5.00. ft.2o, x 0 50, *7.50, 8 20. 9.20,
10.20, 11.20, A. M„ 12.20. 1.20. 2.20, 3.20,
4.20, x 1.50, 5.20, 0.20, 7.00, 8.20, 10.20,
11.20, P. M
Leave Naval Academy Cate 10 minute*
earlier; State House Station, Bladen
Street and College Avenue, seven (7)
minute* earlier.
Connecting at Odenton with P. It. It.
AN NAI’OI.IS SHORT LINK DIV.
Itlud.li Street Station
Y. 20 A. M. and half-hourly thereafter at 2(
and 50 minuses after ench hour until
O.Vi P. M.. then at 7.50, 8 50, 9,50. 10.00
and 11.80 P. M.
5.20 and 5.50 A. M. train* daily except
Sunday.
LEAVE IIAI.TIMOKK—YV., It. £ A.
1.35. 7.35. 8.35, 0.35, 10.35, 11.35, A. M.
12.35. 1.35, 2.55, 3.35, x 4 05. 4.35, xS.OTi,
5.35, ft. 55, 7.55, 0.35, 11.35, P. M . 12 35
A. M,
VII train* receive or discharge passenger*
at local points between Anna poll* and
Naval Academy Junction and at Ship
ley and Linthicum on aignal.
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
Howard and Lombard Sts.
5.15 A. M. and half-hourly tbereaXter at 15
and 45 minutes after each hour until
ft.ls P. M„ then at 7.15, 8.15, 9.15, 10.15.
11.15, I*. M„ and 12.15. A. M.
5.15 and 5.45 A. M. train* dally except
Sunday.
LEAVE WASHNGTON
(1.00. 0.45, 8.00, 9.00, 10 00. 11.00 A. M . 12 00
1 00. 2.00, 3.00, X 3.30. 4.00. x 4.30, 6.W)!
ft.oo. 7.00, 9.00, 11.00 P. M., 12.10 A, il
x—Daily except Sunday.
Fur tickets and Information apple at our
-Itv ticket offices; West Street Station,
Carvel Hull. Short Line Station, Bladen
Street.
ADVERTISING IN THE EVENING
CAPITAL BRINGS RESULTS.
UNUSUAL SALE of HIGH-GRADE
Used Automobiles
from
PETERSON MOTORS, Inc.
OF BALTIMORE
Owing to the many used cars on hand, due to die P' r
ent demand for Jordan automobiles. The Peterson Motor
Inc., are offering an exceptional selection of used cars. ;;
have good appearances and are in good mechanical cons*
tion. having been reconditioned in their own shops.
These cars will be sold at ridiculously low prices.
SALE NOW IN PROGRESS
CONVENIENT TERMS IF DESIRED
JORDAN DISTRIBUTORS
ACADEMY GARAGE
ANNAPOLIS. MD.
Phone 190
OPEN EVENING*
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somewhere on Mai, *<
George street, Ma.-v
street. Hew aid i f r
uffliv.
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Brady, lilt tircen vti-.-
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j oUtue' ITI perfect .
easy running w nil
C'-xt $tS5 Price y.e
West si reel
FOR SALE New
perfect condition: >•. j
(uevvl. AV.So size to . >• .
llatbiver street.
FOB SALK—I92O Hi i
Call N5U..1
I lit: SAL*
cheap Apply 29 Jell,'
IOH s.%LK v! barg.tin
• electric washing itia.-idti> hi \
I tlKioti. P. o Htix ~i. \ [|j.
FOR SALI
••client condition. ,\ i.ni \ ..
street.
ION SAL*
basket ft."*-; sweet eld'd, -a
j j'|V MO-A Hay i.mge avciiii! p
I Foil >\ LI Ford i
and dciuountabie wheels. m
iconditinn. Extra tire: f2.'>n Vid
same service as new | ~rd y.
lie- iiunicy. Address owmi ,
j ter Afairtuicuts.
j i Oil SALE B
furnlslied : tu— dll'll t—nvidnrii.i i
j M. League. Katidull slice! \\, t \
| poll*. Phone :Cil .1
• FOB SALE I'an-i. Api'li | -ii i
| George Strict. Plume .V,| j
FOR S\ I I ll
j Ralph Datuiueyer. 11-uicw I. \| ■
IOR SALE W
j truckload. J Tunic 192 |;
iOH SAL* I ■
Apply 79 Burnside site. i. I , !
i ■ r-
FOR KJ.Vi
| FOU KENT Small a |i.h I lie id i
steam heat; good l-caliim. ml i
till utlice.
IOK ItKNT Bungalow In • luidx-r
Cuurt. Apply Blue l.aiilcrn I. a i:
I 211 King (j
Ft 111 KENT Nevvlv lurid lad a|i
P-eKt loealbin. Phone tilt*-1:
FOB ItKNT— II oust-. .No 22 \\. d -tif
Bowen mid Meade. Photic li
FOR it ln i Coin]
j room lious". Suitable 1-r iw>> la
1 Desirable location and in very c
ditit'ii. Photic 751 .1.
FOR HI.N r 1
’ laild aveiuic, 5 rooms and large :c.,
lion hail, containing pian-. steam
* ami water. Also tour-roiuu
1 Maryland avenue. Apply I d iV< '
1 siria-t. or phone 51-. I
1 IOR KENT Alt r n live iurtiisli—l i
Apply '.is Conduit street.
FOR Rini
1 small: steam heal; lentinll.v
I Phone 278-.1.
FDR It K N I - I'uruisi * d ">U.
! Severn for winter nioiitli*. L hi - (■
Annapidis Short Lin *; good tc ■
plant, reasonaide relit, l’l c 1
WANTED
WANTED
position as iiifnnr's mrs- >V *
11 bights; call fiirnisli references M-:
j Box ft]. Capita, oltnc
H i.NTKII TO Itl Y I '"in In
I stove in good condition T- 1
1 519-It. or notify '.’s College
;
I WANTED I b
j Phone 753-W. -
, IT- . •
FOR RL.NT OR MU
FOB KENT OK MALE I'w
Hill St reef Aliply 254 Best 1
Plioue 832-W.
WANTED TO HI Y
WANTED Tt* Itl Y
waterfront ]>roperty suitable • • •
residence. No lots or d' '*•
Must le on good road fr-r.' H
and liavt- l>caeh and shad'
“A. J. B." 921 PenusylvaJiia '• 1 IJi
\V„ Wastdngton, l> c.