Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
'COuGR S|NEN VISIT
THE NAVAL NAEI
Under Guidance OF Rep. Mas
Officials Inspect Nations
Great Naval School
NEEDS or INSTITUTIc

Ifp0n--fhe Invitation Of GhairI
Dutlcr. of the Committee on Naval
i fairs Of the House of Representa-
and of Hon Sydney Fl Midd. chg
man of the subcommittee relatins
the Naval Academy. nearly leu ii lta
he's oF the House visited the Mas
Academy yesterday for an Inspect
81 the institution and certain spe
Investigations They were under ls
special care Of Ri. MHdd and S
shown every attention AMI facility ssl
Rear Admiral Scales. supeFinteads NO
of the Academy and members of
Academic, Board.
ri party arrived inspeciai cars
the ~. n 4 Al. al about hnlf past tilFa
and spent the whole afternoon hes
All the officers and many Of the eiIa
pioyees Of the Academy were at theE
usual pests. and every effort WIS NAL
to give the visitors, many or whSsa
we're making their first trip here
comprehensive idea Of the worlSingso
the institution III every detail All6N
the visitors expressesl themselves
highly pleased with the visit and nlslfs
impressed than they had ever been l,g
| fore with the United States great is
stitution OF naval training.
The members Of the party we're csa
veyed to the grounds Of the Exps
mental station IN submarine chase
ii Ii no secret that Nj Masd N
anxious for them to see this site asl
what was already on Ii III order tEas
they might be impressed with It's salt
ability for the location or he nag
naval laboratory While local pe0Ei
are generally inactive on this mat 81
Mr.. Afudd Is looking after Ii
energy and it Is fortunate that he's
as 1t Ii known that the adyocafasss
other sites are doing everything rMa
sihle To convince Secretary DANES
that the great laboratory should
placed elsewhere. whila those
might be expected 10 look after
aarolis' interests and maintain
advantage II has In the recommend
ton Of the Naval Advisory hoard
in d lethargy SO far as this matter
concerned.
III is also understood that attend
was directed to the need of the
laTgement of tho Acadeasy grounds
annexing the rectangular aren boaS
ai by Wagner and King George ii rsSss
Ianl the present boundaries 81 sp
Academy, IL well as the needs f9r8sa
aisional buildings witch wonld
fIa extension imperative.
The oslcial party was received wsth
formal honors, the battalion foTmeaIuf
the Midshipmen just entered belsag
paraGed with the Academy band. wlsfle
The staff anu heads oF departms9fa
we're with Admiral Scales at the
ance to the Academy. M
admiral Scales had taken the n4ast
M nstaking precaution that the ySsit
of the Congressman should proyeStn,
strnctiye as well as enlertainzag.
After they had visited all ihst varN Nsns
schools and shops. the chapel nd
every other point of interest Ill khe
Academy. he entertained the enftre
party at his home
The Congressman were received by
ADMIRAL and Mrs. Scales. and at he
buffet luncheon the host and hoasss
were assisted by Mrs. Walter Verlssi.
Mrs Al. M. Kibbe. Miss Scales, rs.
Douglas Howard. Mrs. Baker, Eas
Guest and Miss STANDBY.
Among the congressman OF he
party, besides kr Nudd. Reprcae ta-
ttves Coady and zflilman. Of Mary
land. were: Representatives Jo Sua
Nv Alexander. Edward B. Akron.
John j. Babka. Carlos nee. Jane II
Begg. Schuyler q. Bland willard n
Bolcs. John G. Box. Clay Stone BIZ gs.
Clark Rurdick, Carl n. Chfnfbloos &.
a Christorpherson, Clint II 5Ic,
George n Darrow Clement C Sex
inson, Herbert = Drane, John n.
Evans, Robert E Evans. james A.
Frear, James " GanIy. Ja1ne r.
Glynn, Guy u Hardy. Rufus l1y.
Edward d. Hays. Ira G Herseys A.
Kennedy. Samuel a. Kendall. II.
/ Kincheloe. n. III. IaImpeTt, Fffs q.
Laniaam, Caleb r. Layton. Edv G.
Little. Robert Luce. Tom III Mex wn.
Richard r McKfniry. James sc.
lT.aughiin, M d. Mclaughlin, Iaa# ".
McFhersOn, Clarence NacGregOT al
tier Hfagee, Earl e AGfchener. riII
AEoorea. Dick Morgan, william Mel.
son. Samuel Nichols. Charles Os.
den William b. Oliver. Edmund lass,
Stuart Heed. Edwin y. Ricketts, q Ii
Liam Al. R0denberg. Esyerett Sa eTe.
+ Homer r Snyder. Al e. B. EEsgT ena
John W. Summers. Edward I. rIer,
s. Il Taylor. G. !. Thomps0n. Jsa nj
/ TfIlman. chaxles 81 Timhefga NJ Ill
liam ii vale. w. nv. VenabIe. III
vestal. John FL wilson and n